S3·E213 Show #668

Episode recap

The episode identified as season three, episode 213 of the long‑running American quiz program Jeopardy! (show number 668) follows the series’ established format of three contestants competing in a series of timed clue rounds. The broadcast’s contestant lineup consisted of Patti Demerirjian, Bob Rome and Doug Molitor, who each took a podium at the start of the program. As with every installment of the series, the competition opened with the Jeopardy! round, in which the three players selected clues from six categories displayed on a board. Each clue was presented in the form of an answer, and the contestants responded in the form of a question, earning or losing money according to the dollar value of the clue and the correctness of their response.

After the initial round, the board was cleared and the Double Jeopardy! round began, featuring a second set of six categories with clue values doubled. The same mechanics applied, allowing Patti Demerirjian, Bob Rome and Doug Molitor to wager and answer in an effort to increase their totals. Throughout both rounds, the host guided the contestants through the categories, read each clue, and confirmed correct responses, while the scoreboard displayed each player’s current earnings.

Following the Double Jeopardy! segment, the episode moved to Final Jeopardy!, the concluding single‑clue round that offers each contestant the opportunity to wager any portion of their accumulated total. The clue was revealed, and the three participants wrote down their responses within the allotted time. After the responses were read, the host announced the results, and the final scores were displayed on the board.

The episode concluded with the host summarizing the outcome, noting the winner of the game and the amount earned, and reminding viewers of the show’s charitable contributions. As with all Jeopardy! broadcasts, the program adhered to its trademark blend of rapid‑fire general‑knowledge questioning, strategic wagering, and a calm, measured presentation style that has defined the series since its inception.