May 11, 2023 · In the early days with the 1996-2002 set (nicknamed the sushi bar) in use, it would change back to blue at the show's conclusion. Then come October 1997 (one month after Season 14 premiered), the set no longer changed its background …

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Starting with the October 3, 1997 episode, the set no longer changed its color from blue to red in Double Jeopardy! and Final Jeopardy!; instead it stayed blue throughout the whole show. Before that date with this set, the background color would switch back to blue at the show's close.

The logo itself features miniature Jeopardy! logos traveling in the background, including one aboard the main logo. This logo is also the first to be shown on the host cards used in the Final Jeopardy!

The long curved shape is blue throughout most of the show but is orange during the introductions and when the lights dim for Final Jeopardy! Additionally, the background for clues is a darker blue than on the regular shows, and the dollar amounts (actually points) for …

On-screen displays of Daily Doubles and the Final Jeopardy! clue are now surrounded by blue backgrounds. This is the last season where Alex Trebek is credited as the producer. The title cards are the same as last season.

Logo: Against a shady blue background, we see the Jeopardy! logo in white with a black drop-shadow. There is a light blue stripe in the middle of the background and a circle in the same color behind it taking up nearly the whole background.

First episode where set background changes from blue to red in Double Jeopardy! Returning champions were placed at the far right lectern. The new "buzz-in" (after Alex finishes reading the clue) rule was introduced. ... Final Jeopardy! Round. WOMEN IN SPORTS: Among the women prominent in this sport are Rachel McLish, Lori Bowen, & Cory Everson

Background. Jeopardy Productions is a label for Merv Griffin Enterprises, the production company behind Jeopardy!. Logo (September 10, 1984-September 1996)