The saddest moment in "Jeopardy" history?

i mean, if those are the rules, those are the rules

The fact that Alex knew it was misspelled and not the wrong answer kind of shows they were being elitist. If he wanted confirmation just tell him to give the answer verbally.

The one kid was up by 35k. That kid got creamed.

You have to pronounced it correctly and spell it correctly.... Rules are rules

Cheated? Rules are rules 😂😂😂 if they gave you it that be cheating

He lost of Jeopardy Jeopardy, baby....
Ooooooooooowohoooohooooo.

Oh please. What a big baby.

I actually agree with the ruling. Jeopardy is a competition to get the correct answer. The answer isn’t correct if it’s misspelled and if they awarded him the win, then they would’ve needed to review every single game for anyone else that misspelled or mispronounced a word and changed the judgement

F jeopardy!!! Show sucks anyway.... glad Alex is gone, he deserved it

I remember one where a guy got docked for spelling Rockefeller wrong in final jeopardy many years ago.

The next piece of Kids Week Kontroversy was in 2014.

It got kancelled after that

That’s bullshit and shouldn’t matter. Thats insanely stupid.

I lost at Jeopardy, Baby, Ooooo, Ahhhh Ooooo Ooooo!

Life isn’t easy kid

You lost

Confused because usually they don’t jeopardize the adult players when they miss spelled words and final jeopardy

Mistakes have no consequence in art and music, but they do in sports, gambling, and, say, maybe later in his life, construction.

The answer WAS wrong; this is not horseshoes. He did not get the answer right. This is not a participation competition.

Really Jeopardy.

This is why I hate Jeopardy!