S3·E212 Show #667

Episode recap

The episode identified as season three, episode 212 (show number 667) of the 1984 version of Jeopardy! presents three competitors: Neil Brockman, Carol Miller and Doug Molitor. As with every installment of the series, the contest follows the established structure of the American quiz program, in which participants are given general‑knowledge clues phrased as answers and must respond in the form of a question. The show is classified as a reality‑ and family‑oriented series and carries a TV‑G rating, indicating suitability for general audiences.

The broadcast is hosted by Alex Trebek, whose role as the central figure of the program is to read the clues, manage the board and interact with the contestants throughout the three rounds of play. The familiar voice that introduces each clue and announces the correct responses belongs to Johnny Gilbert, who serves as the announcer for the series. Production credits for the 1984 series list Kevin McCarthy, Dick Schneider and John Lauderdale as directors, and the program’s on‑screen talent also includes Jimmy McGuire, Kelly Miyahara and Sarah Whitcomb in supporting capacities.

During this particular episode, the three challengers compete for the opportunity to advance to the final round, where the highest‑scoring contestant attempts to win the day’s prize. The format proceeds through the single‑category Jeopardy! round, the Double Jeopardy! round with doubled clue values, and culminates in the Final Jeopardy! segment, in which the remaining contestant wagers a portion of their earnings before providing a response. The episode adheres to the series’ standard pacing, with the host delivering clues across a variety of topics, the contestants buzzing in to answer, and the board updating to reflect correct and incorrect responses.

Although specific clue categories, scores or wagers are not detailed in the available synopsis, the episode’s core elements remain consistent with the series’ long‑standing formula: a trio of contestants testing their breadth of knowledge under the guidance of Alex Trebek, the audible cues of Johnny Gilbert, and the production values established by the credited directors. The episode contributes to the overall run of the 1984 Jeopardy! series, which has been reviewed by audiences and holds a 78 percent rating on the Czech film database ČSFD.cz.