2020年5月4日 · Here's his first show introduction, which aired on June 2, 2004. Ken's first Jeop... Join us as we go back to Ken Jennings' first episode (nearly 16 years ago)!

2020年5月4日 · GOAT, Ken Jennings was a humble 29 year-old software engineer from Salt Lake City who hoped he wouldn’t embarrass himself on his first Jeopardy! appearance in 2004. What happened next was the...

This has clips from Ken Jennings when he was on Jeopardy in 2004!

She's the first female track & field athlete to win medals in 5 different events at a single Olympics (Alex: [Before revealing the responses] And she's still going strong.)... (Alex: [To Julia] She's shaking her head. Why? She was going for somebody else, and I can't figure out who Gail...) (Julia: [Laughs] I can't figure out who either.)

Jennings's run began during Jeopardy! 's 20th season with the episode aired on June 2, 2004, in which he unseated two-time returning champion Jerry Harvey, and continued into season 21. In that first episode, Jennings's entire winning streak nearly ended before it even began.

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2025年1月15日 · Ken’s debut episode of 2020 was not his first time on Jeopardy!, as he was a star contestant about two decades before. He won more than $2.5 million dollars after winning 74 consecutive games during his time as a player.

Join us as we go back to Ken Jennings' first episode (nearly 16 years ago)! People are going to be blown away by this brilliant man. If they missed his original run. This was some of the best television ever. This is great. Would love to see James' run again! Love you Alex! Love to you from Canada! Jeopardy!

2020年5月4日 · Ken Jennings is one of the most famous Jeopardy! contestants. He has since competed in the “Greatest of All Time” episodes. Previously, he was known for winning 74 games in a row! His first episode aired on June 2, 2004, and has not aired on television since. Now, fans are getting a chance to relive the magic. Ken auditioned for Jeopardy ...

2023年8月1日 · His first episode is there (listed as "Episode 4558" under season 20). But some episodes are missing. Missing from season 20: Missing from season 21: His 74th win is listed as "Episode 4656", and his 75th game (where he loses to Nancy Zerg) is listed as "Ken's 75th". I'll check back on August 7 to see if the missing episodes are there.