Six of the Biggest Celebrity Jeopardy! Losers Ever


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Name: Rob Schneider

Competition: Mark McEwen, Robin Quivers

Year: 1997

Summary: This Morning anchor Mark McEwen is a two-time Celebrity Jeopardy! champion -- against him, Schneider's ho-hum buzzer skills and penchant for dropping humorous, incorrect answers didn't stand a chance.

Winnings Going Into Final Jeopardy: $700

Best Incorrect Response: Q. "In this Charlotte Bronte novel, Edward Rochester is the moody master of Thornfield Hall." A. "Who is my friend Kent Osborne?"


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Name: Vivica A. Fox

Competition: Wayne Brady, Ashton Kutcher

Year: 2003

Summary: As Brady finished Double Jeopardy with $19,000 and Kutcher nipped at his heels with $11,000. Fox was left to grin widely and ring in when she could, leading to a full day's work of three correct responses and seven incorrect responses.

Winnings Going Into Final Jeopardy: -$3,200

Best Incorrect Response(s): Q. "Napoleon's brother Jerome and his Baltimore-bred bride honeymooned at this upstate NY site." A. "What are the Hamptons?"


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Name: Kirsten Dunst

Competition: "Joey" Gordon-Levitt, Benjamin Salisbury

Year: 1997

Summary: Dunst had a tough time with the signaling device throughout the first round, and in Double Jeopardy, she only rang in for two correct and two incorrect responses. To be fair, though, her fellow kid competition was equally weak: Gordon-Levitt ended the game with nothing, and The Nanny's Salisbury won with only $1.

Winnings Going Into Final Jeopardy: -$700

Best Incorrect Response: Q. "Of Venus, Mars, or Saturn, the planet whose mean distance from the sun is 67,230,000 miles." A. "What is Pluto?"

All information courtesy of the phenomenal J! Archive.

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