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The All-Star tournament begins with the Jeopardy round of the first game between Team Brad, Team Colby and Team Buzzy, with Brad and Colby competing against Alex.

The first game between Team Brad, Team Colby and Team Buzzy continues with the Double Jeopardy round, with Larissa and Alan competing against Buzzy, after which David, Pam and Jennifer come in for Final Jeopardy.

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Team Brad, Team Colby and Team Buzzy face off in their second game. David, Alan and Jennifer play the Jeopardy round, with Brad, Pam and Alex taking over for Double Jeopardy; Larissa, Colby and Buzzy close out the match in Final Jeopardy.

Team Julia, Team Austin and Team Ken join the All-Star tournament with the Jeopardy round of their first game, with Ben competing against Austin and Ken.

The first game for Team Julia, Team Austin and Team Ken continues with the Double Jeopardy round between Seth, Roger and Matt, after which Julia, Leonard and Monica come in for Final Jeopardy.

Team Julia, Team Austin and Team Ken meet in their second game. Seth, Leonard and Monica play the Jeopardy round, with the team captains taking over for Double Jeopardy; Ben, Roger and Matt close out the match in Final Jeopardy.

Team Austin, Team Colby and Team Buzzy play the first game of the wild card match. Roger, Pam and Alex face off in the Jeopardy round, with team captains taking over for Double Jeopardy; Leonard, Alan and Jennifer finish in Final Jeopardy.

Team Austin, Team Colby and Team Buzzy play the second wild card game. Leonard, Alan and Jennifer meet in the Jeopardy round, with Roger, Pam and Alex competing in Double Jeopardy; the captains play Final Jeopardy for a spot in the finals.

Team Colby, Team Brad and Team Ken meet in the first game of the finals. Pam faces Brad and Ken in the Jeopardy round, with Colby playing against Larissa and Matt in Double Jeopardy; Alan, David and Monica close the game in Final Jeopardy.

The All-Star tournament concludes with Team Colby, Team Brad and Team Ken in the second finals game. Alan, David and Monica play the Jeopardy round, with Pam vs. Brad and Ken in Double Jeopardy; Colby, Larissa and Matt play Final Jeopardy.

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On the heels of the syndicated success of Wheel of Fortune (1983), producer Merv Griffin decided to return his classic quiz show-with-a-twist, Jeopardy! to the airwaves in 1984. It, too, was a huge success, and also marked a return to the game's tried-and-true formula of answers and questions (after a slightly-modified remake six years earlier failed to catch on). Three contestants, including a returning champion, competed. Six categories are announced (e.g., Art World, Cooking, 20th Century Republicans, Friends (1994), Muscle Men and College Girls Wearing White T-shirts), each having five answers ostensibly graded by difficulty, from $100 to $500. The champion chose a category and dollar amount (e.g., College Girls Wearing White T-shirts for $100), to which host Trebek reads the answer (Inspector 12 must give her seal of approval before a college girl can wear one of these plain white T-shirts). Contestants had to respond in question form (What is Hanes?) ; if correct, ... Written by Brian Rathjen [email protected]

On the heels of the syndicated success of Wheel of Fortune (1983), producer Merv Griffin decided to return his classic quiz show-with-a-twist, Jeopardy! to the airwaves in 1984. It, too, was a huge success, and also marked a return to the game's tried-and-true formula of answers and questions (after a slightly-modified remake six years earlier failed to catch on). Three contestants, including a returning champion, competed. Six categories are announced (e.g., Art World, Cooking, 20th Century Republicans, Friends (1994), Muscle Men and College Girls Wearing White T-shirts), each having five answers ostensibly graded by difficulty, from $100 to $500. The champion chose a category and dollar amount (e.g., College Girls Wearing White T-shirts for $100), to which host Trebek reads the answer (Inspector 12 must give her seal of approval before a college girl can wear one of these plain white T-shirts). Contestants had to respond in question form (What is Hanes?) ; if correct, ... Written by Brian Rathjen [email protected]

On the heels of the syndicated success of Wheel of Fortune (1983), producer Merv Griffin decided to return his classic quiz show-with-a-twist, Jeopardy! to the airwaves in 1984. It, too, was a huge success, and also marked a return to the game's tried-and-true formula of answers and questions (after a slightly-modified remake six years earlier failed to catch on). Three contestants, including a returning champion, competed. Six categories are announced (e.g., Art World, Cooking, 20th Century Republicans, Friends (1994), Muscle Men and College Girls Wearing White T-shirts), each having five answers ostensibly graded by difficulty, from $100 to $500. The champion chose a category and dollar amount (e.g., College Girls Wearing White T-shirts for $100), to which host Trebek reads the answer (Inspector 12 must give her seal of approval before a college girl can wear one of these plain white T-shirts). Contestants had to respond in question form (What is Hanes?) ; if correct, ... Written by Brian Rathjen [email protected]

On the heels of the syndicated success of Wheel of Fortune (1983), producer Merv Griffin decided to return his classic quiz show-with-a-twist, Jeopardy! to the airwaves in 1984. It, too, was a huge success, and also marked a return to the game's tried-and-true formula of answers and questions (after a slightly-modified remake six years earlier failed to catch on). Three contestants, including a returning champion, competed. Six categories are announced (e.g., Art World, Cooking, 20th Century Republicans, Friends (1994), Muscle Men and College Girls Wearing White T-shirts), each having five answers ostensibly graded by difficulty, from $100 to $500. The champion chose a category and dollar amount (e.g., College Girls Wearing White T-shirts for $100), to which host Trebek reads the answer (Inspector 12 must give her seal of approval before a college girl can wear one of these plain white T-shirts). Contestants had to respond in question form (What is Hanes?) ; if correct, ... Written by Brian Rathjen [email protected]

On the heels of the syndicated success of Wheel of Fortune (1983), producer Merv Griffin decided to return his classic quiz show-with-a-twist, Jeopardy! to the airwaves in 1984. It, too, was a huge success, and also marked a return to the game's tried-and-true formula of answers and questions (after a slightly-modified remake six years earlier failed to catch on). Three contestants, including a returning champion, competed. Six categories are announced (e.g., Art World, Cooking, 20th Century Republicans, Friends (1994), Muscle Men and College Girls Wearing White T-shirts), each having five answers ostensibly graded by difficulty, from $100 to $500. The champion chose a category and dollar amount (e.g., College Girls Wearing White T-shirts for $100), to which host Trebek reads the answer (Inspector 12 must give her seal of approval before a college girl can wear one of these plain white T-shirts). Contestants had to respond in question form (What is Hanes?) ; if correct, ... Written by Brian Rathjen [email protected]

On the heels of the syndicated success of Wheel of Fortune (1983), producer Merv Griffin decided to return his classic quiz show-with-a-twist, Jeopardy! to the airwaves in 1984. It, too, was a huge success, and also marked a return to the game's tried-and-true formula of answers and questions (after a slightly-modified remake six years earlier failed to catch on). Three contestants, including a returning champion, competed. Six categories are announced (e.g., Art World, Cooking, 20th Century Republicans, Friends (1994), Muscle Men and College Girls Wearing White T-shirts), each having five answers ostensibly graded by difficulty, from $100 to $500. The champion chose a category and dollar amount (e.g., College Girls Wearing White T-shirts for $100), to which host Trebek reads the answer (Inspector 12 must give her seal of approval before a college girl can wear one of these plain white T-shirts). Contestants had to respond in question form (What is Hanes?) ; if correct, ... Written by Brian Rathjen [email protected]

On the heels of the syndicated success of Wheel of Fortune (1983), producer Merv Griffin decided to return his classic quiz show-with-a-twist, Jeopardy! to the airwaves in 1984. It, too, was a huge success, and also marked a return to the game's tried-and-true formula of answers and questions (after a slightly-modified remake six years earlier failed to catch on). Three contestants, including a returning champion, competed. Six categories are announced (e.g., Art World, Cooking, 20th Century Republicans, Friends (1994), Muscle Men and College Girls Wearing White T-shirts), each having five answers ostensibly graded by difficulty, from $100 to $500. The champion chose a category and dollar amount (e.g., College Girls Wearing White T-shirts for $100), to which host Trebek reads the answer (Inspector 12 must give her seal of approval before a college girl can wear one of these plain white T-shirts). Contestants had to respond in question form (What is Hanes?) ; if correct, ... Written by Brian Rathjen [email protected]

On the heels of the syndicated success of Wheel of Fortune (1983), producer Merv Griffin decided to return his classic quiz show-with-a-twist, Jeopardy! to the airwaves in 1984. It, too, was a huge success, and also marked a return to the game's tried-and-true formula of answers and questions (after a slightly-modified remake six years earlier failed to catch on). Three contestants, including a returning champion, competed. Six categories are announced (e.g., Art World, Cooking, 20th Century Republicans, Friends (1994), Muscle Men and College Girls Wearing White T-shirts), each having five answers ostensibly graded by difficulty, from $100 to $500. The champion chose a category and dollar amount (e.g., College Girls Wearing White T-shirts for $100), to which host Trebek reads the answer (Inspector 12 must give her seal of approval before a college girl can wear one of these plain white T-shirts). Contestants had to respond in question form (What is Hanes?) ; if correct, ... Written by Brian Rathjen [email protected]

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