Last of the Moe Haircuts (The Influence of The Three Stooges on Twentieth-Century Culture)
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JEOPARDY!
| Air Date/Released | Monday, September 8, 2025 |
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| Station/Studio | Syndicated / Jeopardy Productions |
| Host/Star | Ken Jennings |
The long-running quiz show featuring three contestants testing their buzzer skills and knowledge in a wide range of academic and popular categories.
The Three Stooges have from time-to-time been topics of the game show’s category questions in JEOPARDY!’s decades of broadcasting. This question appeared on seasons 42’s premiere episode on Sept. 8, 2025, and this filmography entry pays tribute to all the preceding Stooges-related questions from JEOPARDY!’s history.
Cast: Ken Jennings (Host), Johnny Gilbert (Announcer)
Crew: Lucinda Ireland (Director), Merv Griffin (Creator), Michael Davies, Sarah Whitcomb Foss (Executive Producers), Michele Loud, Billy Wisse (Producers), Michael Davies, Billy Wisse, Michele Loud, Debbie Griffin, Jim Rhine, Mark Gaberman, Robert McClenaghan, John Duarte, Marcus Brown, Amy Ozois (Writers)
Crew: Lucinda Ireland (Director), Merv Griffin (Creator), Michael Davies, Sarah Whitcomb Foss (Executive Producers), Michele Loud, Billy Wisse (Producers), Michael Davies, Billy Wisse, Michele Loud, Debbie Griffin, Jim Rhine, Mark Gaberman, Robert McClenaghan, John Duarte, Marcus Brown, Amy Ozois (Writers)
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