The second contestant to Ken Jennings on "Jeopardy!" during his historic winning streak was Nancy Zerg. She competed against Jennings in the episode that aired on November 30, 2004, where he ultimately extended his record-breaking run. Jennings became widely known for his impressive knowledge and strategy, making him a notable figure in the show's history.
Ken Jennings. He holds the current record (as of September 2017) of 74 consecutive victories.
On November 30 2004 Ken Jennings Lost to Nancy Zerg see related links There is also a link to Ken Jennings Jeopardy Archive Page
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Ken Jennings won 74 Jeopardy games in a row, from June 2nd to November 30th, 2004. He won $2,520,700
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Ken Jennings 74 games before he lost on the 75 game and a bunch of tournaments
In his seventy-fifth appearance on "Jeopardy!", Ken Jennings answered the Final Jeopardy clue with "What is 'the Bible'?" Unfortunately, he was incorrect, as the correct response was "What is 'the Torah'?" This marked a notable moment in his legendary run on the show, highlighting the challenges of the game even for a champion like Jennings.
Ken Jennings won 74 straight games before losing in game 75.
He was never tied. The next person has way less Jeopardy winnings
74 games - by Ken Jennings.