Jeopardy Theme song played on a pipe organ

Trent Johnson, plays the Jeopardy! theme song on Radio City Music Hall's "Mighty Wurlitzer"

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Music

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• Jeopardy
• theme
• trent
• johnson
• radio
• city
• wurlitzer

[moderndaechristine]

TO KILL A MOCKING BIRD!!! the only book Harper Lee ever published!

[lobstertexas]

right.. they normally dumb-down the fj questions when they have celebs on... because, you know, celebrities are dumb! :D

[ukdawgs08]

how the hell are they supposed to concentrate when they have a giant fuckin pipe organ playing

[EpicF4ilure]

I love the way how he looks at the camera at the end!

[rickyony]

i remember seeing this live on TV

[ThePatrickinator]

It was not in 2007. It was from November 21, 2006.

[ThePatrickinator]

What day in 2007 did that episode come out?

[PerversionsOfNature]

NO FAIR! This is such an easy one! Haha! I remember seeing Jeopardy live at Radio City. To be in a huge auditorium, packed to the gills with fellow Jeopardy fans. After every question you could hear people all around you whispering what they thought was the answer to their partners. It was ALOT of fun. And Alex even answered fan questions during the breaks. That was very cool of him. I remember Paul Schafer was one of the celebrity contestants. No idea who the other two were.

[dieselheart001]

KEBERT KEBERT KEBERT!!

[Angie2343]

@ukdawgs08 You turn out the music.

[Seth62392]

@ThePatrickinator Good point, but this "Celebrity Jeopardy!" event was aired in the 2006-2007 season - "Jeopardy!"'s first season in high definition. That was before the current main theme or think music.

[mingsanx]

Yes, I remember listening to this!

[Seth62392]

@lobstertexas True, contestants on actual celebrity episodes of "Jeopardy!" are dumb, but they are not as dumb as the contestants on the "Saturday Night Live" sketches that parodied those episodes. If you were a celebrity who was invited to compete on an actual "Celebrity Jeopardy!" episode, I'd advise you to NEVER let the SNL contestants influence your performance within the game. In other words, common sense must always prevail over rude humor.