‘Jeopardy!’ Fans Driven Wild by Contestant’s Very Incorrect ‘Fast & Furious’ Answer
Darian Lusk, TV Insider
Jeopardy! contestant Dave Bond not only claimed victory on Thursday, December 6, but, unofficially speaking, delivered the week’s most hilarious moment with an “academic” blunder about The Fast & The Furious franchise that sent fans racing to social media.
Bond, a retired grant writer from West Henrietta, New York, faced returning champ Stevie Ruiz, a front desk manager from Montauk, New York, with a two-day total of $35,987, and Lisa DiLeo, a business support analyst from Garwood, New Jersey.
During the Jeopardy! round, Ruiz picked the $800 clue in “On the Movie Map,” which read: “A 2006 sequel: ‘The Fast & The Furious _ Drift.’” The correct response was Tokyo Drift, the third installment in the action franchise starring Vin Diesel, the late Paul Walker, and The Rock.
But Bond buzzed in first with, “What is: Continental?” Host Ken Jennings ruled him incorrect with a swift no. Ruiz followed up with the right answer.
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