"Jeopardy!" Contestants' Wrong Answer
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•A seemingly simple Final Jeopardy question stumped all three contestants in 1984
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Alex Trebek hosted " Jeopardy !" on his second day hosting the show in 1984 .
All three contestants gave the same wrong answer and ended the round with $ 0 each.
The answer was " Calendar date with which the 20th century began" The correct answer would have been "What is January 1, 1901 ?".
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