Jeopardy just means danger. You can place your character in danger any way you want! This doesn't even have to be physical danger - it can be danger of losing a job or a relationship, danger of failure or shame, or even danger of a change in the life of the character.
You can place a character in jeopardy by putting them in situations where they face imminent danger, such as being trapped in a burning building or chased by a killer. Increase the stakes by raising the threat level and creating obstacles that make it difficult for the character to escape or resolve the situation. This can create tension and suspense for the audience as they wonder how the character will survive or overcome the danger.
During the commercial break after they find out the category.
The only place that it can apparently be found is in the Jeopardy game itself.
Jeopardy
No. You only need money to play final Jeopardy instead of automatically getting third place and the 1000 dollar prize.
no you must have money to play final Jeopardy or you are automatically in third place and the game ends for you.
I would use "jeopardy" in a sentence like this: "Her reckless behavior put her safety in jeopardy."
that would be a great fight
Second place winners get $2000. Third place winners get $1000
In the movie Double Jeopardy, Tommy Lee Jones plays the parole officer under the character name Travis Lehman. He starrs alongside Ashley Judd and Bruce Greenwood.
At the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round, Kevin had $23200, Deb had $6800 and Dave had $10200. All three contestants answered Final Jeopardy correctly. Based on their wagers, Kevin came in first place with $25999, Dave finished in second place with $20399 and Deb finished in third place with $13500.
Sacramento in Jeopardy - 2008 was released on: USA: 5 October 2008 (A Place Called Sacramento Film Festival)
You automatically are given 3rd place because you must have won money to play final Jeopardy, except for celebrity Jeopardy where everyone continues to play because the money is going to charity.