“She was kidding, but the thought struck me between the eyes,” he wrote.

It was formatted similarly to today’s “Jeopardy!,” albeit with only one round of 100 questions, presented on a large board with 10 categories at the top and 10 clues in each category.

The clue appears after the first commercial break and was one of the last to come off the board in the “Jeopardy ... making “Final Jeopardy!” a moot point. He won $27,300 in Monday ...