‘Jeopardy!’ Takes An ‘L’ With Fans Over Spelling Error
etcanada.comEveryone makes mistakes. On Wednesday’s episode of “Jeopardy!”, fans got a glimpse at a more human side of the game show when they noticed a spelling error in the Final Jeopardy!
clue. READ MORE: ‘Jeopardy!’ Contestant Confuses Michael Caine With Mick Jagger And The Internet Can’t Handle It “THIS AUTHOR FIRST THOUGHT OF A PARROT BEFORE CHOOSING ANOTHER BIRD ‘EQUALLLY CAPABLE OF SPEECH,’” the 19th Century Literature clue read.
The correct answer was Edgar Allan Poe, but viewers were more interesting in the extra “L” in the word “equally.” READ MORE: ‘Jeopardy!’ Contestants Were Stumped By A ‘Real Housewives’ Question About Lisa Rinna And Kyle Richards Fans, of course, took to Twitter to put their favourite game show through the wringer over the typo.
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