WOW: All 3 Jeopardy Contestants Miss This Patriotic Question
For most Patriotic Americans, the recent question on Jeopardy would have been a gimme. But, what happened after host Alex Trebek asked this question was a rarity for Jeopardy Silence. None of the contestants even attempted to answer this question.
The category selected was, Memoirs and host Alex Trebek read the clue, which was: In 2015s American Wife, his widow Taya talks about their life together & coping with his death at a Texas gun range.
All three contestants were dead silent. The famous Jeopardy buzzer finally beeped and Trebek, with a slight glare, informed them of the proper answer.
That man was Chris Kyle, American Sniper, Trebek said.
Several people watching the show took to Twitter to express their frustration that nobody was able to provide the answer.
People, come on. Chris Kyle, the legendary U.S. Navy SEAL sniper with the most credited kills in U.S. military history, was one of the greatest American heroes ever. While I suppose I wouldnt expect certain groups of non-military people to know that, they should at least be aware of Kyles bravery and status through his hit book and Hollywood adaptation, American Sniper.
Sadly, if the question revolved around the Kardashians or Honey Boo Boo, all three buzzers probably would have lit up within milliseconds.
Whats sad about this event is what would have elicited fast responses? Surely subjects around the Kardashians, Peoples Sexiest Man Alive or other pop celebrity trivia would have been a race with the buzzer. But, an American hero like Chris Kyle goes silent.
What do you think? Would you have gotten the answer correct? Do you think the contestants should have known the answer? Leave a comment with your thoughts below.
I never saw Eastwood's movie and I think if he is going to make that sort of film then he should do some follow ups, like "American Sniper 2 - The Lon Horiuchi story" or maybe "American Drone Pilot".
Lon Horiuchi was a murderer. He shot Vickie Weaver when she was standing in the doorway of her home while holding her infant child at Ruby Ridge, Idaho.