Jeopardy! Tonight: Final Jeopardy, Who Won and Air Times

| Day | What airs |
|---|---|
| Mon, Nov. 2 | Doornek returns as champion; challengers not announced |
| Tue, Nov. 3–Fri, Nov. 6 | Contestants not announced |
How did Friday night finish?
| Player | Wager | Final |
|---|---|---|
| Erica Doornek (new champ) | $8,500 | $23,500 |
| Stefanie Landeweer (2-day champ) | $4,000 | $15,600 |
| Sam Neal | $2,399 | $4,799 |
Doornek, a federal employee originally from Glasgow, Montana, led into Final Jeopardy! with $15,000 to Landeweer's $11,600 and Neal's $2,400. All three got the response right. Doornek's $8,500 wager held the lead, and the order never changed. Final scores and wagers per J! Archive and The Jeopardy! Fan; Neal is a knowledge management analyst from Shawnee, Kansas.
What was the Final Jeopardy! answer on Friday?
The category was Art & Artists, and the clue was about a painter whose early experiments with falling paint and momentum were described by MoMA. The response was Who is Jackson Pollock? A rare triple-get: Doornek and Neal said Pollock, and Landeweer's written "Salvador Dali Pollock" was ruled correct, per J! Archive and The Jeopardy! Fan. On Thursday, Oct. 29 the category was Authors and nobody had Who is A.A. Milne?
Was it a well-played game?
Landeweer found all three Daily Doubles, but a miss on the third left Doornek ahead going into Final, $15,000 to $11,600. Coryat scores (no wagers) were Doornek $15,000, Landeweer $9,800 and Neal $2,400, per J! Archive. Landeweer was 18 right and 3 wrong; Doornek 18 right and 1 wrong. Neal buzzed first on 20 of 57 clues, more than either rival, and still finished third. Speed alone did not carry it. Wagering did: Doornek's $8,500 was the largest bet of the three, and had she bet nothing, Landeweer's $15,600 would have passed her $15,000.

Who is the champion going into Monday?
Erica Doornek, a federal employee from Glasgow, Montana, with one win and $23,500, per J! Archive; the Monday, Nov. 2 lineup is not confirmed here. She ended Stefanie Landeweer's two-game run at $30,000 ($19,400 plus $10,600). Anthony Cantor's four-win, $77,199 run still tops Rian Robertson's $64,101 as the biggest of the runs listed here.
| Night | Won by | One-day total |
|---|---|---|
| Oct. 19–22 | Anthony Cantor | $37,200 / $5,201 / $16,399 / $18,399 |
| Fri, Oct. 23 | Shannon Leigh Godwin | $16,001 |
| Mon, Oct. 26 | Shannon Leigh Godwin | $9,601 |
| Tue, Oct. 27 | Shannon Leigh Godwin | $15,000 |
| Wed, Oct. 28 | Stefanie Landeweer | $19,400 |
| Thu, Oct. 29 | Stefanie Landeweer | $10,600 |
| Fri, Oct. 30 | Erica Doornek | $23,500 |
Every night is filed in the results archive. Getting on the show: the audition process.
What time is Jeopardy! on, and is it new?
Most big markets run it at 7 or 7:30 p.m. local — and then there is Chicago, where WLS has parked it mid-afternoon for years.
| City | Station | Local start |
|---|---|---|
| New York | WABC | 7:00 p.m. |
| Philadelphia | WPVI | 7:00 p.m. |
| Los Angeles | KABC | 7:00 p.m. |
| Boston | WBZ | 7:30 p.m. |
| Chicago | WLS | 3:30 p.m. |
Friday, Oct. 30 was a new game (J! Archive show #9650). Whether the Monday, Nov. 2 game is new is not confirmed; our new-or-encore tracker keeps that straight night by night.
Where can I watch or stream Jeopardy!?
Live, it is your local broadcast station — there is no national cable feed. New episodes reach Hulu and Peacock the next day, clips and each night's Final Jeopardy! go up on jeopardy.com, and Pluto TV runs older seasons free. Our how-to-watch guide covers channels, streaming and season dates for all three syndicated shows.
A few quick answers
Who is on Jeopardy! tonight? The Monday, Nov. 2 lineup is not confirmed here; Erica Doornek is the champion going into it with one win and $23,500 (J! Archive), and the challengers are not confirmed.
What was the Final Jeopardy! answer last night? On Friday, Oct. 30: Who is Jackson Pollock? (category Art & Artists), per J! Archive and The Jeopardy! Fan. All three players got it.
Who is the current champion? As of Friday, Oct. 30's game, Erica Doornek of Glasgow, Mont., with one win and $23,500, per J! Archive.
Why do I keep getting a repeat? Check the day — weekends never carry a first-run game. Holidays do. Our guide to encores lists the slots that are never new.
This week so far, one line a night
Friday, Oct. 30: Doornek, $23,500. Thursday, Oct. 29: Landeweer, $10,600. Wednesday, Oct. 28: Landeweer, $19,400. Tuesday, Oct. 27: Godwin, $15,000. Monday, Oct. 26: Godwin, $9,601. Last week: Friday, Oct. 23, Godwin, $16,001.
Sources · J! Archive — show #9650, Oct. 30 · The Jeopardy! Fan — Oct. 30 Final Jeopardy! and scores · J! Archive — show #9649, Oct. 29 · The Jeopardy! Fan — Oct. 29 Final Jeopardy! and scores · Jeopardy.com — Oct. 29 contestants · J! Archive — show #9648, Oct. 28 · J! Archive — show #9647, Oct. 27 · J! Archive — show #9646, Oct. 26 · J! Archive — show #9645, Oct. 23
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