Matt Amodio's historic run on "Jeopardy!" finally over
It came to be known as the "Amodio Rodeo." He wound up with 38 wins and more than $1.5 million in prize money. His consecutive win total was second only to Ken Jennings' 74.
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It came to be known as the "Amodio Rodeo." He wound up with 38 wins and more than $1.5 million in prize money. His consecutive win total was second only to Ken Jennings' 74.
A Netflix executive says his comments on the trans community in "The Closer" don't cross "the line on hate." The company denied suspending three employees over tweets about the comments.
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