See Sibley zero in on the “spiny creature” that is associated with England’s “tight rows of bushes.” Some of the episode’s highlights also were posted to the “Jeopardy!” Facebook page. 26 episode, he previously told ENS he had planned to watch it air on the East Coast with some friends via Zoom and then join an in-person watch party in Walla Walla, at an eatery called Wingman Birdz and Brewz. This time, when he finally got the invitation to compete, he traveled to Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, California, for the taping in August.įor the Sept. That time, he made it as far as inclusion in the potential pool of contestants, but he never got the call.
In an interview last week with Episcopal News Service, Sibley, 37, said he had applied to be a contestant on “Jeopardy!” once before, in 2007 when he was a college student studying chemistry. He also joked: “I use a buzzer in my sermon every week.” “It’s mainly watching my mouth in certain situations to make sure I’m not saying something inexorably stupid,” Sibley said, “I guess there is some relevance to what we’re doing here.” Sibley got the final question wrong, but he didn’t lose any money because he wagered zero dollars.Īfterward, Jennings asked Sibley if the pressure of leading worship services as a priest might have prepared him for the pressure of being a game show contestant. In his first appearance on the show, Sibley built an early lead and continued to expand it, so that he went into the “Final Jeopardy!” round as the presumptive winner – with a “runaway” score in the lingo of fans. “I am in shock, yes,” Sibley responded, his hands fidgeting. “You seem like you’re in shock,” host Ken Jennings said after the show, in an “Overheard on Set” video. (Check your local listings to watch Sibley defend his title.) Paul’s Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Spokane, survives to play another day. 26 episode of “Jeopardy!” your one-day champion, with cash winnings totaling $21,800, is the “Episcopal priest from Walla Walla, Washington.” You can watch the highlights of the Sept. His four-day winnings totaled more than of $78,000. David Sibley’s “Jeopardy!” success continued all week, with four wins through Sept. Photo: Jeopardy! ProductionsĮditor’s note: The Rev. 23 episode of the long-running game show. David Sibley, who will appear on the Sept. “Jeopardy!” host Ken Jennings poses for a photo with the Rev.
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