Matt Carberry's Jeopardy! page

In the summer of 2014 I started watching America's Favorite Quiz Show regularly again, as the reruns of the Battle of the Decades were airing. This led to a lot of new websites discovered and a lot of Tweeting over the course of Season 31. I've started to compile some data about the show; this page serves as a repository for those pages, as well as important links.

Pages

• A comprehensive list of every station airing the show.

• Maps of media markets by where and when they air Jeopardy!:
  • By local time
  • By Eastern time
  • By network

• Syntactic Reversal, my J! related Substack.

  Tournament of Champions standings:

• Next ToC (2025)
• Season 40 (2024)
• Previous seasons: 39 (2022) | 37 (2021) | 36 (2019) | 34 (2017) | 32 (2015) | 31 (2014) | 29 (2013) | 28 (2011)

  Contestant breakdowns by media market and state/province:

• Season 41.
• Season 40.
• Previous seasons: 39 | 38 | 2022 JNCC | 37 | 36 | 35 | 34 | 33 | 32 | 31
• Aggregated Season 33-36 data.
• Side-by-side comparison of Seasons 33, 34, 35, and 36.

• A "road map" for Season 40, now complete.
• The College Championship, school-by-school.
• Comebacks in "two-day total point affairs."
• Champions' losses by weekday in the "sky's the limit" era.
• A "case book" of ruling explanations.
• Year-by-year Tournament of Champions data.
• A season-by-season history of tournament payouts.
• A comparison of performance in regular play versus the Tournament of Champions.
• Players' performance in reunion tournaments.
• The "lineages" of Jeopardy! champions, 2003-present (interrupted by the triple loss on January 18, 2016).
• Coryat score sheet template (PDF): 1 page | 2 pages | 10 pages
• Game-by-game money won vs. games won graphs:
  • 10+ game champions (Schneider run)
  • 10+ game champions (full, 74 games)
  • 10+ game champions (pre-Holzhauer, 20 games)
  • 8 and 9 game champions

• The "Master Jeopardy! Calendar": color-coded charts showing every special-play event in the show's history: indexed by calendar date or by air week.
  (Thanks to J! Archive for the page with all the dates.)

• My Coryat scores: This season (41)
  Previous seasons: 40 | 2024 Masters | 39 | 2023 Masters | 38 | 2022 JNCC | 37 | 36 | GOAT | 35 | 34 | 33 | 32

Links

• The show's official site
• Important things from the official site:
  • 7 Things You Don't See on the Jeopardy! Set
  • How Does the Jeopardy! Buzzer Work?
  • 5 Jeopardy! Rules Every Contestant Should Know (and in an ideal world, every viewer would be equally familiar with them)
  • Breaking Down Four Rare Jeopardy! Scenarios
  • What Are … Some Questions About Jeopardy!
• Podcasts:
  • Inside Jeopardy! — the show's official podcast
  • This Is Jeopardy! — about the show's history, hosted by Buzzy Cohen
  • Potent Podables, a weekly recap podcast hosted by two former contestants (and of which I am a Patreon supporter)
  • What Is… a Jeopardy! Podcast? — hosted by Emily Heller and John Cullen. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Twitter
  • Post-Podium: A Jeopardy! Retrospective, hosted by 2022 National College Championship contestant Jeric Brual
• Communities:
  • JBoard.tv, a message board for show fans - including many former contestants.
  • r/Jeopardy, where the show's fans congregate on Reddit.
• Remembrances of Alex Trebek:
  • From the show
  • From The Jeopardy! Fan
  • From Claire McNear of The Ringer, author of Answers in the Form of Questions
• J! Archive, a fan-created database of games, clues, and players.
• The Jeopardy! Fan - daily recaps, commentary, and historical features.
• An archive of Complete the List, TJ!F's podcast game show.
• The All-Time Jeopardy! Leaderboard, compiled by Bella Bliss.
• Living in Jeopardy!, Bella's Substack.
• J!ometry, a next-level analysis site by 2022 ToC semifinalist John Focht.
• 47 U.S. Code §509, the part of the statute book that makes it a Federal crime to rig a game show (courtesy the Legal Information Institute at Cornell University).
• The Final Wager, a now dormant site primarily about wagering by Keith Williams, the 2003 College Champion. (Archived version.)

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