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This final 'Jeopardy!' question ended Amy Schneider's history-making run
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“I had a feeling my time was winding down, even though it didn’t look that way in the scores,” Schneider said after her 40-game "Jeopardy!" win streak was snapped.
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Amy Schneider breaks new 'Jeopardy' record with winning streak
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This final 'Jeopardy!' question ended Amy Schneider's history-making run
Earlier this month, Schneider became the first woman ever to earn more than $1 million in non-tournament play, and is only the fourth person to reach the landmark.
Engineering manager Amy Schneider now boasts the second-longest "Jeopardy!" win streak of all time, after clinching her 39th consecutive victory on Monday.
Amy Schneider broke yet another “Jeopardy!” record, knocking fellow star Matt Amodio out of the second-place spot for consecutive wins on the quiz show.
(CNN) — Amy Schneider’s ‘Jeopardy!’ reign continues. Schneider won her 39th game and also became No. 2 on the all-time consecutive wins list for the game show. Schneider, an engineering manager from Oakland, now has a total winning pot of $1,319,800.
“I had a feeling my time was winding down, even though it didn’t look that way in the scores,” Schneider said after her 40-game "Jeopardy!" win streak was snapped.
One word made all the difference Wednesday on “Jeopardy!” Champion Amy Schneider’s dazzling streak is over, snapped by a Chicago librarian after 40 consecutive wins and nearly $1.4 million in
Long-running “Jeopardy!” champion Amy Schneider lost in an episode that aired Wednesday, ending the second-longest winning streak in the quiz show's history.
Amy Schneider is walking away from ‘Jeopardy!’ with 40 wins and nearly $1.4 million in prize money, making her the show’s longest-running female and transgender contestant.
