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I wouldn't label this a Jeopardy! controversyat all. It's just a crazy coincidence, one that producers and others could never have foreseen.
In a recent episode, contestants were given the Final Jeopardy clue of "Collections." Here's the clue: In 1896 the Vassar-educated wife of this man wrote, "Thousands of dollars may be paid for a copy of Shakespeare."
We'll give you 30 seconds to answer, as they do on the show. And the answer? Who is Henry Clay Folger?
Continued below.
In a recent episode, contestants were given the Final Jeopardy clue of "Collections." Here's the clue: In 1896 the Vassar-educated wife of this man wrote, "Thousands of dollars may be paid for a copy of Shakespeare."
We'll give you 30 seconds to answer, as they do on the show. And the answer? Who is Henry Clay Folger?
Continued below.
Jeopardy! contestant won thanks to wildest Final Jeopardy coincidence
A wild coincidence helped a woman named Emily win Final Jeopardy and the episode.
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