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'Jeopardy' player reveals even Ken Jennings was stumped by a tricky question: 'He didn't know it...'
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marketrealist.com | Nilavro Ghosh
Since Ken Jennings has the longest winning streak on “Jeopardy!” from his days as a contestant, one would expect him to know the answers to most questions. But even he can get stumped by a question or two, and it did happen on a previous episode of the show.
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marketrealist.com | Nilavro Ghosh
Ken Jennings started off as an iconic player with a winning streak on "Jeopardy!" before gaining even more popularity as its host. That's why it wasn't all that surprising when he made a cameo appearance in a highly anticipated film starring Adam Sandler. But fans seem to be divided over what role his character will play in it, according to a report in Parade. The movie is called Happy Gilmore 2, and its trailer has received more than 3 million views on YouTube.
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marketrealist.com | Nilavro Ghosh
“The Price is Right” isn't simply about tricky games and big prizes, but people also go home with special memories and, at times, even with a spouse. The show has also hosted weddings and gender reveals for multiple couples, as well. "The Price is Right" show also became the venue for a contestant's engagement when her boyfriend came up to the stage, got down on one knee, and asked her to marry him. It happened when the contestant spun the big wheel and landed on 90.
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marketrealist.com | Nilavro Ghosh
Rick Harrison's focus on "Pawn Stars" is always to secure valuable artifacts and collectibles at a significantly lower price than their actual value, to squeeze out maximum profits. He always calls an expert for an appraisal of the item to avoid paying more than he has to. But that move worked against him in an episode of the show, and a guest who wanted $500 in the first place ended up going home with $750. “I feel that that was a fair price.
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marketrealist.com | Nilavro Ghosh
Many contestants on “The Price is Right” make their mark with celebrations that stand out after winning big on the show. But some don't wait till they win, and make an over-the-top entrance, right after they're called down to the stage. One such contestant who was asked to "come on down" was serenaded by his friends present in the audience, before they picked him up and he was carried down. The contestant was a man named Premal Shah, who was lifted by his friends as soon as his name was called.
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