or proving your trivia smarts against friends and family on "Jeopardy!" — the benefits you’re reaping can go beyond entertainment. Game shows can boost your problem-solving skills, improve ...

Watching game shows may help access previous information you’ve previously learned, in the case of shows like "Jeopardy!" "As we age, we actually tend to hold onto the long-term semantic memory ...

First of all, while the season usually begins with tournament play, producers are well aware of fans' "tournament fatigue" from the previous season. Taking that into consideration, Jeopardy!

Still, I can’t imagine Jeopardy!’s producers would shake up the status quo on the syndicated version without a major scheduling snafu in play. Mayim is a superb host — we hope to keep ...

"What game shows like ‘Jeopardy!’ can do is to train and improve the ability to access this stored memory information more quickly, which could prove beneficial in everyday life, particularly ...

Mark Palmere has watched “Jeopardy!” ever since he was a kid. It was something his family always did growing up. As he got older, Palmere grew a knack for trivia. This week, 33-year-old will ...

This conversation is ongoing." Bialik looks back fondly on her time on Jeopardy!, because she "really loved academia" and "really loved performing," and the game show combined both. "I think Jeopardy!

LAKEWOOD, Ohio (WOIO) - A Lakewood High School alumnus will test his buzzer skills and compete on Jeopardy Friday night. According to a post by Lakewood City Schools, 2017 graduate Evan Suttell is ...