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This is truly related to my '59 and its need for new paint.
Here's my plan. "Jeopardy" is coming to Seattle to audition new contestants. I have an appointment to try out. If I make it, I'll get the truck painted with all my winnings.
Now here's my question. Anybody out there ever done this before ? Any tips or tricks ?


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Jeopardy tryouts are a beee-atch! There are 100 Final Jeopardy questions they show you on monitors. You have about 10 seconds to write down the answer (in the form of a question!) before they go one to the next one. They do not go back! If you miss it, too bad! They count the correct answers, and if you make the cut, they'll tell you...but they don't say how many you got right/wrong, regardless. I tried out in Belgium when they came over to test US Forces applicants several years ago...Out of 134 people that tried out at that time, ONE made it.

Good luck on coming up with that Stovebolt money!


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Heres my tip....

Answer all the questions first and be RIGHT......

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First on the test doesn't matter.


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Political Correctness: A philosophical belief system bereft of common sense and logic, that supports and rewards ignorance and stupidity.

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Alex Trebek is Canadian..

Bring along a 12 pack and a couple of pounds of back bacon.

And a Toque

You'll be a shoe-in. grin

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I had a few friends try out for college/teen jeopardy.
Very bright guys. None made it. Very tough as patrick said.


Don't you know who I think I am?
I've been thinkin' about freaking out. If I could just find the time.
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It seems easy on TV but I'm smart enough to know that if I ever tried out I'd get all the hard questions.


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what is back bacon?? thanks,,Fred


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It's what they put on the Egg McMuffin in Moosejaw.


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Joker: the answer lies in....

http://www.youhoser.com/

More Canadian that Red Green! and a bit before his time.

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Hmm, lets continue this off topic stuff over in the Hey Joker post


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