Amy Schneider Isn’t Going Anywhere—Whether Twitter Trolls Like It or Not

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Jeopardy fans asked as they watched her record-breaking Jeopardy streak in real-time. Just a year later however, it's the Jeopardy-style “answer” to clues: The , the player with the second-longest Jeopardy winning streak of all time (only after host Ken Jennings), and the the first woman to win $1 million on the show.Schneider also very likely holds the title of most beloved player to have ever taken to Alex Trebek stage: Even before she went onto win 40 consecutive games, Schneider had become a household name.

And her —Schneider stans range from seven to 90 years old.I'm not surprised that Schneider's fandom remains so devout. After competing from November 2021 to January 2022, and then again in this year's Tournament of Champions (which she won, in case you missed it), Schneider has continually made efforts to connect with viewers online, breaking down Jeopardy game play and providing behind-the-scenes context on Twitter, answering queries from hashtag #JeopardyAmyChat, and sharing Jeopardy outfit details via Instagram. “As a lifelong Jeopardy fan, I’ve always kind of wanted to hear and be curious about [that perspective],” Schneider tells Glamour. "I knew there was some kind of audience out there, because I would have been that audience.”Glamour caught up with Amy Schneider to discuss life post-Tournament of Champions, trans rights and activism, dealing with trolls, why she loves Eminem's “Lose Yourself,” and more.

Read our exclusive interview with the Jeopardy legend below.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Glamour: You just won Tournament of Champions.