In this spinoff version of the syndicated series, three teams of three compete against each other to answer pop culture questions relating to TV, movies, sports, music, and more.

For trivia lovers, Jeopardy! is more than just a game show. Since its revival in 1984 with the late Alex Trebek in command, the show has captivated audiences with its challenging clues and unforgettable moments.

A contestant on Jeopardy! living with Parkinson's disease spread an inspiring message about perseverance, as he competed on the trivia show after he was diagnosed with a chronic illness. On the Monday,

Harvey Silikovitz is reflecting on his journey to the Jeopardy stage. The attorney from West Orange, N.J., discussed competing on the show during his interview with Ken Jennings on Monday's episode. "It's been a longtime dream of mine to get here,

Persistence is key on “Jeopardy!” — at least for one winner, who was finally able to fulfill his lifelong dream to participate on the show. Harvey Silikovitz, an attorney and “worldwide karaoke singer” who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2019,