However, when the game show came back from a commercial break right before Final Jeopardy, Jennings told Rosman that the answer was ruled incorrectly because she said “doctor” instead of just Seuss.

The game show took away a contestant’s answer, which lowered their score going into Final Jeopardy ... “Yeah, that was dumb. His middle name is obviously not the literal ‘Dr Seuss.’ ...

Jeopardy! almost had a controversy on its hands after the producers ruled a contestant wrong for an answer that was technically correct. They changed the ruling, and the contestant got their money ...

Jeopardy! has another winner, and it’s because of a bold wager on a Daily Double after “safe” bets all week. Fans reacted to the wager, which caused the contestant to win the game.

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Andrew Hayes just won his third game of Jeopardy!, so naturally ... With his earnings, the game show contestant told host Ken Jennings that he plans to take a trip to Germany.