The Jersey joke arrived during a shoutout to his parents.
Karim Oliver seemed to be having a good time on “Jeopardy!” — and not just because he wrote “this has been so cool” as a Final Jeopardy response.Oliver, a student at Tennessee’s Vanderbilt University from St. Petersburg, Florida, appeared on the show Monday.
His competition was Emily Levant, an associate creative director from Los Angeles, and returning champion Danielle Maurer, a digital marketing manager from Peachtree Corners, Georgia who previously won $15,600 to beat Canadian playerIt arrived during the part where host“You wanted to give a shoutout to your parents, tell us a little bit about them,” she told Oliver.
“My mother is from Ethiopia,” he said. “My dad’s from Jersey. So they’re both from developing nations.”You can watch the moment at the 4:32 mark in the video below.The clue: “A 1590 poem written for the retirement of Queen Elizabeth’s champion knight shares its title with this 1929 novel by an American.”Oliver’s reply: “What is this has been so cool.”
“Indeed, this has been very cool — it’s been very cool having you,” Bialik said. “Unfortunately that’s not the correct response.” Oliver wagered $1,000, leaving him with $400. He finished in third place and Maurer won with $12,399. No one answered correctly.The “Call Me Kat” and “Big Bang Theory” actor filmed her
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