US Edition‘What Is a Hoe?’: ‘Jeopardy’ Teases Ken Jennings’ Infamously Incorrect Answer 21 Years Later
- Milwaukee teacher Micah Fritz, 32, made his debut on Jeopardy! on June 24, winning $14,200 despite missing Final Jeopardy.
- Fritz had pursued becoming a contestant for 15 years and was contacted by the show in October 2024 to advance in the process.
- During the episode, Fritz discussed his Milwaukee bathroom-review Instagram inspired by Seinfeld's George Costanza, while host Ken Jennings referenced his own past 'hoe' answer controversy.
- Jennings explained that the clue described "an immoral pleasure seeker," but he was hesitant to apply that label to everyone referred to as hoes, which elicited laughter from the audience.
- Fritz's win and appearance highlight his long effort and comfort on stage, setting him up to defend his title on the next episode airing in Milwaukee at 6 p.m.
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A "hoe" first stumped Jennings as a contestant on the game show in 2004.Christopher Willard/Disney Ken Jennings on 'Jeopardy! Masters'Jeopardy (and host Ken Jennings) had a very unexpected NSFW throwback on Wednesday night.It all started when contestant Micah Fritz began the trivia game show by picking "This is Not a Drill" for $400. The clue was: "A tool with an angled blade to get unwanted plants out at the root is called a Cape Cod type of th…
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