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Jeopardy! An Inside Look at America's Favorite Quiz Show poster

Jeopardy! An Inside Look at America's Favorite Quiz Show (2005)

Go behind the scenes and see what really makes Jeopardy. Catch some of your favorite episodes (Jeopardy!'s First, Ken's 75th, Ultimate I: Anyone's Game, Ultimate II: Brad Takes Control, Ultimate III: The Final Showdown) PLUS go behind the scenes and see what really makes Jeopardy! the top quiz show ever! Have your questions and many more answered directly from the writers, researchers, producers, the Clue Crew, and even Alex Trebek himself. Never before has Jeopardy! been seen this way.
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Go behind the scenes and see what really makes Jeopardy. Catch some of your favorite episodes (Jeopardy!'s First, Ken's 75th, Ultimate I: Anyone's Game, Ultimate II: Brad Takes Control, Ultimate III: The Final Showdown) PLUS go behind the scenes and see what really makes Jeopardy! the top quiz show ever! Have your questions and many more answered directly from the writers, researchers, producers, the Clue Crew, and even Alex Trebek himself. Never before has Jeopardy! been seen this way.

Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:11/8/2005
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, NBCUniversal

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