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Jeopardy! crowned Greg Jolin as the winner for tonight's episode on November 4, 2024. This was Greg’s third consecutive win, marking an impressive streak on the iconic quiz show. Competing against Brian Frey and Lindsey Simmons, Greg showcased his broad knowledge and strategic gameplay throughout the episode. The decisive Final Jeopardy question, centered on 19th Century Literature, was a critical moment that secured his victory.
The Final Jeopardy category, 19th Century Lit, asked the contestants to identify the masters of Grimaud, Mousqueton, and Bazin from Alexandre Dumas's novel, The Three Musketeers. Greg and Brian both responded correctly, while Lindsey faltered. Greg's wager in the final round ensured his runaway victory, adding $25,000 to his total, which now stands at $75,002 across three games.
Jeopardy! continues to keep the audiences glued to the game with its unique and challenging trivia and engaging contestants. With its rich history and iconic format, the show remains a staple in American television, bringing together knowledge enthusiasts from all walks of life.
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Jeopardy! episode recap: November 4, 2024, Monday
Tonight's Jeopardy! episode featured Greg Jolin, an accomplished system specialist, and accountant from Raymond, New Hampshire, facing two strong competitors: Lindsey Simmons, an attorney from Marshall, Missouri, and Brian Frey, a journeyman originally from Syosset, New York. The game began with the Jeopardy round, where Greg quickly established a lead.
Dead Like Me, A Very Vanilla Category, Her First No. 1 Pop Hit, All Saints, Oscar Wilde, and 5, 5, were the categories. Greg finished with $7,800, Brian on $2,600, and Lindsey struggling with $400.
The last clue in 19th Century Lit was about Grimaud, Mousqueton, and Bazin from Alexandre Dumas's The Three Musketeers. Brian and Greg secured their positions by answering correctly, while Lindsey's incorrect response lowered her score. His $6,000 bet secured his runaway win, adding to his $75,002 after three games.
The episode showed Greg's consistency, strategy, and knowledge, making him a formidable champion. Jeopardy! proved why viewers love and learn from it in this episode.
Jeopardy! round
The game began with Greg Jolin quickly establishing a lead. The categories in this round included Dead Like Me, A Very Vanilla Category, and The Quotable Oscar Wilde.
Despite Brian Frey's promising start, a missed True Daily Double set him back to $0. By the first break, Greg had taken control with $4,000, followed by Brian at $1,800, and Lindsey Simmons struggling at -$400. Greg's accuracy, with 14 correct responses and no mistakes, helped him finish this round in the lead with $7,800.
Double Jeopardy round
In Double Jeopardy, categories like World Flags and Health & Medicine tested the contestants further. Brian found both Daily Doubles, gaining ground with the first but losing momentum with an incorrect response on the second.
Greg continued his dominance with a flawless 25 correct answers, ending the round with a runaway lead of $19,000. Lindsey improved slightly, ending with $5,600, while Brian finished with $3,800.
Final Jeopardy
The Final Jeopardy category, 19th Century Lit, was a pivotal moment. The clue asked for the masters of Grimaud, Mousqueton, and Bazin from The Three Musketeers.
Greg and Brian answered correctly, securing their positions, while Lindsey’s incorrect response cost her a significant portion of her score. Greg’s strategic wager of $6,000 brought his total winnings for the night to $25,000, solidifying his status as a 3-day champion with a total of $75,002.
Contestants spotlight
Greg Jolin entered the game with a 2-day winning streak and a total of $50,002. His performance tonight solidified his reputation as a formidable player. Lindsey Simmons and Brian Frey brought their own strengths to the competition, with Brian. It was a significant move during Double Jeopardy by finding both Daily Doubles. However, his incorrect response in the second Daily Double gave Greg the edge.
Other insights
Jeopardy! stands out for its distinctive format, requiring contestants to phrase their answers as questions. This unique element, along with the show's three-round structure—Jeopardy, Double Jeopardy, and Final Jeopardy—creates a dynamic and engaging viewing experience. Tonight’s episode was no exception, highlighting the strategic depth and intellectual rigor that Jeopardy! is known for.
Game statistics recap
Jeopardy! round:
- Categories: Dead Like Me, A Very Vanilla Category, Her First No. 1 Pop Hit, All Saints, The Quotable Oscar Wilde, 5, 5.
- Greg Jolin: Led the round with a strong performance, answering 14 questions correctly and none incorrectly, ending with $7,800.
- Brian Frey: Answered 11 questions correctly but missed 4, including a crucial True Daily Double, finishing with $2,600.
- Lindsey Simmons: Struggled in the round, answering only 1 question correctly and missing 1, ending with $400.
First Break statistics (after 15 clues):
- Greg: 6 correct, 0 incorrect, leading with $4,000.
- Brian: 7 correct, 1 incorrect, holding $1,800.
- Lindsey: 0 correct, 1 incorrect, at -$400.
Double Jeopardy round:
- Categories: World Flags, Don’t Do The Math, Health & Medicine, Epics, The Odyssey, The “NE” Add.
- Greg Jolin: Dominated again with 25 correct answers and no mistakes, securing a runaway lead with $19,000.
- Brian Frey: Found both Daily Doubles, got the first correct but missed the second, ending with 19 correct and 7 incorrect, for a total of $3,800.
- Lindsey Simmons: Improved slightly with 5 correct and 1 incorrect, finishing with $5,600.
Final Jeopardy:
- Category: 19th Century Lit.
- Correct Response: Who are the Three Musketeers.
- Greg Jolin: Correct answer, wagered $6,000, ending with $25,000.
- Brian Frey: Correct answer, wagered $3,799, ending with $7,599.
- Lindsey Simmons: Incorrect answer, wagered $2,201, ending with $3,399.
- Total Season Unplayed Clues: 4 (none in this episode).
Final results:
- Brian $3,800 + $3,799 = $7,599 (Who are the 3 Musketeers?)
- Lindsey $5,600 – $2,201 = $3,399 (Who are Musketeers <3 Jase, Benj & Elle)
- Greg $19,000 + $6,000 = $25,000 (Who are the Three Musketeers) (3-day total: $75,002)
Greg Jolin's win on Jeopardy! tonight, November 4, 2024, underscores his knowledge and game strategy. With a three-day total of $75,002, he continues to be a strong contender. The combination of intellectual challenge and engaging gameplay ensures that Jeopardy! remains a beloved fixture in American households. The anticipation for tomorrow’s episode builds as Greg aims to extend his winning streak.
