Jeopardy

First Place gets paid what they won and they get to come back. Second Place gets paid $2000 and Third Place gets paid $1000. so all three placers are paid something

You can not unless you or someone else recorded them when they aired. The episodes have already been aired and are not available. Jeopardy Episodes are not available at sites and can not be seen online like many network shows because they are not a network program

The site Jeopardy Archive has a record of the games and the questions and answers during the game and is available at the related links

No but there has been 3 way ties on 3/17/07

Yes on an episode of September 11 1984 and again on June 12 1998 they all got to come back and play again

Jeopardy does not have teams, but contestants are paid the money won for winning and only $2,000 for second $1,000 for third. If it is like Wheel of Fortune and other game shows a team would split the money

Because the show was designed to provide an answer for a category and the contestant had to come up with the question. It gets confusing because if the contestant words must be in the form of a question, then it can not be the answer which is what Alex Trebek has read.

Jeopardy is a TV show that has many individual and companies with Email addresses working at and for it. A number of addresses might be provided would might then trash your email. They have a Website jeopardy.com

IBM named the Computer Watson

He lives just outside Seattle, WA

The length of time varies and they tape more than a week's worth at a time. Most often a month's recording is done in a session and it is completed before they have exhausted the previous recordings. Sometimes a few months of a season's episodes have already been recorded.

To make money by playing the game

No they have to finish reading th clue

The local station decides when they air Jeopardy from 3:30 to 7:30 PM

It is not a network show, but is a syndicated show that network stations decide to show

yes

A godamned nickel

source: Im Kenny J himself in the flish

A winner of 74 games in a row on the Jeopardy Game show and second highest Jeopardy cash winner. see related link for additional information on him

Johnny Gilbert has been narrating the show since it started in September 10 1984

No Contestants must pay there own way to the auditions and to be a contestant on the show and are not paid any expenses for lodging or travel. They may pay for a returning champion who had won enough games that the taping session ended like Ken Jennings did when he won 74 games or any of the tournaments where a player has to return.

From the related link by Ken Jennings it appears that he has a book coming out and is writing another, Today February 14 2011 Brad Rutter and Ken Jennings will start the 3 Day tournament with Watson an IBM Computer see related link

Jeopardy show times are different depending on the station and city that the Jeopardy episode is being aired. For that reason Jeopardy has developed a map that will let you see the time and station for your local area. The map has been added as a related link to this question

KGO-TV carries the show for the SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND-SAN JOSE, CA area at 7 PM see related link

no Ezekiel shows up in Jeopardy only in Biblical questions a few times

The Jeopardy Hall of Fame lists Roger Craig with the highest total of $77,000 on 9/14/10 and Ken Jennings with the second highest at $75,000 on 7/23/04. Ken Jennings also holds the record for 10 of the 12 other games that were next highest with scores between $50,000 and $55,099. Brian Welke with $52,000 on 4/14/03 and Myron Meyer with $50,000 on 9/5/02 hold the other 2. see related link

no

The following contestant found at the related link were contestants on Jeopardy:

Erin Beach, a graduate student of English originally from Bradenton, Florida

Paul Wampler, a web programmer from Knoxville, Tennessee

Roger Mueller-Kim, a high school social studies teacher from Dublin, California