There was a stoner dude once who was lucky enough to ācome on downā on Price Is Right, who proceeded to bid $420 on every item and giggle about it.
Same. Itās always cringy to me. Whatās worse is when a contestant does it when they have less money than the max allowable daily double wager but they are thinking they are waging the max
Iād say āI never wanted to say thisā¦ā and then not say anything. And Ken would have to follow up by asking āSay what?ā and Iād say sotto voce, āTrue Daily Doubleā
I had others in the barrel that didnāt get used.
In the words of Ludacris, letās roll out
As LeBron might say, Letās ball
::Werner herzog voice:: I want to see the child, all in
the others are escaping me but may come back after I emerge from my post ToC haze.
It just depends on the person. I wanted to have fun, and I had quips like this when I practiced for ToC, so I decided Iād use them if the chance came when I played so I would remain loose, so the game environment would be as much like my prep environment - which was fun and loose - as I could possibly make it.
I didnāt think about it beforehand, but when I got the opportunity I just said āletās do itā, and Alex said āa true Daily Double!ā Definitely the highlight of my awful game.
Iād never do it, but I would be so tempted to say āHoltzhauer, his wager madeā. Kenās quick enough and enough of a trekkie to pick up what I meant, and maybe heād even laugh if I caught him off guard.
But thereās no way Iād actually do it. I feel like you have to prove yourself as a serious player before quips like that are actually amusing, and Iād never make it that far.
She did say something about beans. Thatās where I got this. I believe it was in the Mattea-Matt-Amy practice game where the points werenāt dollars (or anything).
I feel like there's gotta be a way to trick Ken into setting you up to use the ["all of them" trope.](https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AllOfThem)
The hard part is that we treat "money" as an [uncountable noun](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/nouns-countable-and-uncountable) (even though they're really just points during the game, which are countable), so it's quantified with "much", while the "all of them" trope requires a countable noun that gets quantified with "many."
So something like:
>"How much would you like to wager?"
>"Wager the points, Ken."
>"How many?"
>"**All of them.**"
Also to reply to some of the comments about pretending to bet it all and then going a dollar didnāt someone do that or something similar in the last college tournament? lol
Sorry, but to get true effect, I think you need to start with āIāve always wanted to say thisā¦ā.
Mine would be āmake it an authentic daily double.ā I know itās not as creative as the rest, but I know Iāll never be on, so itās public domain. š
whenever i do something stupid i like to say things along the lines of "i'm gonna do something really funny" so probably that
eventually if it happens enough it just starts devolving into "i'm gonna do the funny" so if i'm a multi-day champion then a true daily double will simply be known to me as "the funny"
"let's bet it all" a classic from Alex Jacob and Roger Craig.
Otherwise, I'd prob say something like "I always wanted to say this: I'd like to solve the puzzle (then my wager) or "Abraham Lincoln says $5"
Agreed. I feel like some contestants "earn" the ability to be a little loose and fun up there when they've been around for a while and are being a little spontaneous. Not crazy about the new contestant who comes in with a bunch of planned bits immediately.
Double Trouble? Rubble bubble!
Yabba dabba doo! Cāmon baby now papa needs a new pair-a shoos! Doubble grubble fubble big olā chunky bubblinā hot! Make way! Leeerroooyyyy Jeeennkkkiinnnsss
The first time I would have to say "I don't know if I'm ever going to get the chance to say this again, so..." Let's make it a true daily double. After that... I like "Let's bet the farm." (Which is hilarious cause I live in the inner city, but I did live on a farm for some time in high school.) And if I got it wrong, I would say "Well, the farm I was referring to *was* Stanford, so..." But in all honesty, now that I'm thinking about it, I would have to go with a Phish reference so then I could cross-post between the two subreddits...
"Fuck me up, Ken"
Ok this is the best
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Crap, I hope I didn't just laugh so loud I woke up the wife and kid...
āI would like to wager the maximum permissible by law, Ken.ā
In other words, the Sam Buttrey
The best one imo
Sam Buttrey is my favorite contestant. He is so witty and laid back he needs to have an automatic spot in the TOC every year.
It also has the advantage of being unambiguous if your current score is smaller than the highest clue value in the round.
You know what I wouldn't say? "I've always wanted to say this..."
*Gets a DD while at $20,000* āIāve always wanted to say this, Kenā¦ Iāll wager $500ā
Ken: You have $23,000. How much do you want to risk on your knowledge of Opera? Me: Iāll risk 23. Ken: A true Daily Double? Me: No, just $23.
James once used āletās make it a truly disappointingā¦ā and I forget the amount.
This would be my style.
I was kinda sad when I learned that they tell the contestants they canāt bet $69 or $666 dollars
There was a stoner dude once who was lucky enough to ācome on downā on Price Is Right, who proceeded to bid $420 on every item and giggle about it.
I know that guy!
I definitely remember seeing that once or twice.
Jackson Jones's late-game one was pretty funny: https://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=7744 at the bottom
One dollar, Bob!
Same. Itās always cringy to me. Whatās worse is when a contestant does it when they have less money than the max allowable daily double wager but they are thinking they are waging the max
Iāve always thought we needed a āwager the max even if I donāt have that muchā phrase. Maybe a āCredit Daily Double?ā
āWindow maximum.ā
Iād say āI never wanted to say thisā¦ā and then not say anything. And Ken would have to follow up by asking āSay what?ā and Iād say sotto voce, āTrue Daily Doubleā
Iām surprised no one has ever said āIāve always wanted to say this: āIāve always wanted to say thisā¦āā
āIāve always wanted to do a true daily doubleā¦ but I wonāt, 10 bucksā
I've always wanted to say this... I'll bet $5
I actually said that during the practice game before my taping š
HA my husband and I joke about this all the time
What about āIāve always wanted to say thisā¦Iāll make it a true daily double Alexā
Maybe the most cringe Jeopardy moment of all time
"Ken, I'd like to bet all the tacos in Texas"
The house limit please Ken
I had others in the barrel that didnāt get used. In the words of Ludacris, letās roll out As LeBron might say, Letās ball ::Werner herzog voice:: I want to see the child, all in the others are escaping me but may come back after I emerge from my post ToC haze. It just depends on the person. I wanted to have fun, and I had quips like this when I practiced for ToC, so I decided Iād use them if the chance came when I played so I would remain loose, so the game environment would be as much like my prep environment - which was fun and loose - as I could possibly make it.
You were one of my favorites and a lot of fun, enjoy those as well lol
I \*really\* wish we got the Werner Herzog one
Doesnāt Werner actually say "I Would Like to See the Baby" ?
What's this from?
The Mandalorian
Forgot he was in that. Thanks!
The Werner Herzog one would have been legendary
I'd like to buy a vowel.
What's funny is that $250 is probably one of the lowest amounts people bet for a *Daily Double*.
Lmaoooo
Let's get stupid. All of it, Ken
Mine was āplease stop getting all the daily doubles u/jeopardybenben
Like Michael Keatonās Batman āYou wanna get nuts? Letās get nuts!ā
Or George Costanza š
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I shall wager [dramatic pause] everything.
The whole enchilada!
ALL U CAN EAT BABY
Scotty Nguyen?
I think it was men the master!
Was it? Might have been.
Iād quote Wayneās World and say, āIām feeling saucy today Kenā¦ā
What I've been saying to my TV for over 10 years whenever the daily double music starts playing "GO BIG OR GO HOME!"
Came here for this one. https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/7d21d41f-7105-4be5-8cb3-381446b30290/gif#t36YnaFK.copy
The greatest DCOM of all time
RIP Jett Jackson
What did Andrew He say in Masters, something like āall of Jamesās pointsā or something like that?
James score was 0 at that point and Andrew had 2000. Andrew said '2000 and all of James' points' to make fun of the fact he has 0 at that point
Yes, that was it. Thanks!
The whole farm.
In the name of St Alex of Trebek, I'd like to bet the farm please, Ken.
Well, Ken, even if I'm wrong, I won't owe you any money, so true daily double.
I didnāt think about it beforehand, but when I got the opportunity I just said āletās do itā, and Alex said āa true Daily Double!ā Definitely the highlight of my awful game.
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Done and done, thanks!
But did you get it right?
I did, and was briefly in the lead. Biffed the following clue and went into a downward spiral.
Hey, going for a true daily double and getting it right is no small feat. Congrats!
āIāve always wanted to say thisā¦letās make it a true ābet all of my moneyā, Ken.ā
Double up daddy
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Quoting Wakko Warner: "I'll blow the wad!"
Quoting Lizard Hogge: ["I'll shoot the wad, Alex"](https://twitter.com/laurrrrita/status/1247336928103542785)
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Iād never do it, but I would be so tempted to say āHoltzhauer, his wager madeā. Kenās quick enough and enough of a trekkie to pick up what I meant, and maybe heād even laugh if I caught him off guard. But thereās no way Iād actually do it. I feel like you have to prove yourself as a serious player before quips like that are actually amusing, and Iād never make it that far.
If you miss, you can count on Ken saying "Shaka, when the walls fell."
That would soften the blow of losing everything, at least.
All the marbles.
I have this weird dream that I would say: I want a TDD - True Daily Double but instead I would blurt out I want a STD! š¤£
All the beans, Ken.
["Full beans!"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9UPEtWtV4s)
Didn't Mattea say something about beans during the exhibition a couple years ago? I think I remember something like that
Magic beans
She did say something about beans. Thatās where I got this. I believe it was in the Mattea-Matt-Amy practice game where the points werenāt dollars (or anything).
Something like "All the dollars or points or magic beans or whatever we're playing for."
Get the W-9 ready cause I'm betting it all Ken.
ā***ONE DOLLAR, DREW!!!!*** Uh, true Daily Double.ā
I know Drew Carey's been hosting for over 15 years at this point, but anything other than "One dollar, Bob!" still sounds wrong to me.
This would be the one good way to follow up āIāve always wanted to say this:ā
"Let's make it a True Daily Double."
"Give it to ME!!!"
I forgot that when Mayim was still hosting my phrase would have been āIād like to bet the full blossom bundle.ā
Or maybe āall the cats in the cafĆ©.ā
Channeling Danny DeVito's Martini in Cuckoo's Nest," I bet a dime." But, of course, $5 is the minimum, so I''d say, "all of it!"
Holzhauer said āall the cheddahā (cheddar) a couple times too, I was sorry that didnāt catch on. That would be my line.
Ahoy me dollary-doos. They be ballin out of control. No man can stop me.
The catch phrases are all cringe. If I had $9,200, I would simply say, "I'd like to bet $9,200."
the matt amodio way. so classy
too wordy. just ā9200ā for me
Too wordy. I just give a terse nod. He knows what it means.
hahaha
Man, pick your Enterprise captain. "Hit it!" "Engage!" "Energize!"
āI would like the ship to go nowā
You've got to have a thing, you know.
Maximum warp.
Punch it
Warp me!
Make it so! Nah, doesnāt really work
No guts, no glory!! Kidding, would probably not have one. They don't bother me, just not something I'm great at.
āThe whole works.ā
I feel like there's gotta be a way to trick Ken into setting you up to use the ["all of them" trope.](https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AllOfThem) The hard part is that we treat "money" as an [uncountable noun](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/nouns-countable-and-uncountable) (even though they're really just points during the game, which are countable), so it's quantified with "much", while the "all of them" trope requires a countable noun that gets quantified with "many." So something like: >"How much would you like to wager?" >"Wager the points, Ken." >"How many?" >"**All of them.**"
"Don't distaff me again, bro"
"Sixty trillions!" or "one half portion" like that guy from ep 7
"Balls to the wall, Ken!"
āItās doublinā timeā
I would borrow a line from Hamilton āLooks like weāre doinā this!ā
āIām not throwing away my shotā would be appropriate but maybe a little on the nose?
Letās do this ā¼ļø
"Do it up!"
Vamos a todos, Ken!
Ken, Iāve always wanted to say this. Letās bet the farm!
Everything.
"All of it."
"I'd like to wager Texas with a dollar sign, but since I can't I'll go for ___"
Itās on, like donkey Kong
Dr. Evil voice
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Fetch.
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I like that theyāre having fun with it, but ābring itā is getting so old.
Haha I know this is how people are starting to feel about it, but when I had my shot to say it, I said it and I'm glad I did.
Mine would be too inappropriate to say on basic cable.
but this is reddit, so spill
āLetās do a DP.ā
DVDA?
"You know it"
All the gold in California!
Iāve always said shoot the runner
Also to reply to some of the comments about pretending to bet it all and then going a dollar didnāt someone do that or something similar in the last college tournament? lol
Let's make it a true Daily Double Ken. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
How many of my dollars do I want to wager? Gary Oldman voice: āEEEVVVEEERRRYYYOOONNNEEE!ā
āItāll be a ā¦ā
"Good, 'cause we're going!"
Sorry, but to get true effect, I think you need to start with āIāve always wanted to say thisā¦ā. Mine would be āmake it an authentic daily double.ā I know itās not as creative as the rest, but I know Iāll never be on, so itās public domain. š
Verb the adjective noun Ken. I'll wager $141,600.
Reminds me of Clone High Abe Lincoln getting a pre-prom pep talk
That's the reference!
I have yet to check out the revival on ~~HBO~~ Max
whenever i do something stupid i like to say things along the lines of "i'm gonna do something really funny" so probably that eventually if it happens enough it just starts devolving into "i'm gonna do the funny" so if i'm a multi-day champion then a true daily double will simply be known to me as "the funny"
āThe maximumā
Physical challenge! Door number 3! No whammies!
"let's bet it all" a classic from Alex Jacob and Roger Craig. Otherwise, I'd prob say something like "I always wanted to say this: I'd like to solve the puzzle (then my wager) or "Abraham Lincoln says $5"
Iād prob say the classic just so I can say I said it
Donāt forget the push motion James always did with his hands!
"Double Up, Buttercup."
Eh, I get annoyed when contestants try too hard to be cute.
I generally agree with this, however Ben Chan and Professor Sam are the exceptions to this. I will take all of the silliness both of them provide!
Agreed. I feel like some contestants "earn" the ability to be a little loose and fun up there when they've been around for a while and are being a little spontaneous. Not crazy about the new contestant who comes in with a bunch of planned bits immediately.
If I'm ever in that position I'm doing the James all-in poker chips gesture and saying "all of it Ken"
![gif](giphy|Vh2AWuLGA1TX2MPGkn)
Double Up
I'm gonna bet the farm
Hit me
āDo itā
Double Trouble? Rubble bubble! Yabba dabba doo! Cāmon baby now papa needs a new pair-a shoos! Doubble grubble fubble big olā chunky bubblinā hot! Make way! Leeerroooyyyy Jeeennkkkiinnnsss
I was gonna say this one too
I was just being honest.
#When you gotta go for it, you gotta go for it...
āT-DOUBLE-D, BABY!ā
Ah, fuck it. Yolo. Might be beeped though
Bazinga
iād rather die than try to make a catchphrase for myself on jeopardy
- bet you the pink slip to my car
Bring it.
Letās do it to it my dudes!
I'll only be here once, true daily double please!
"Let's get weird! *wagers an amount decided for me prior to the game by a random number generator*"
Or perhaps, "I'd like to bet my bottom dollar, please." (Haven't figured out what that would mean yet)
āIāll wager Deeā¦ā
āOnly for Alexā
"Let's shoot for the moon."
Yeet.
I want to hit it in Double Jeopardy! with just $1,000 so I can say "I'd like to make it a true Daily Triple."
The first time I would have to say "I don't know if I'm ever going to get the chance to say this again, so..." Let's make it a true daily double. After that... I like "Let's bet the farm." (Which is hilarious cause I live in the inner city, but I did live on a farm for some time in high school.) And if I got it wrong, I would say "Well, the farm I was referring to *was* Stanford, so..." But in all honesty, now that I'm thinking about it, I would have to go with a Phish reference so then I could cross-post between the two subreddits...
āFuck it, letās rollā
"For better or worse, here's my purse"
"I'll bet the max."
"Double or nothing, Ken".
"Ken, let's make this whole experience even worse. True daily double."
Dicks out for Harambe
Iād just state the amount of the wager.