Jeopardy! fans are always quick to point out the show’s flaws, and the latest episode was no exception. Viewers took issue with contestants’ inability to answer “easy” clues, as well as the wording of some of the questions.

In one clue, contestants were asked to name the northern European country that is home to the airport HEL. The returning champion, Bryan, buzzed in and answered “Helsinki,” which is the name of the airport but not the country. The other two contestants failed to answer even after Bryan gave them the hint, which frustrated some viewers.

Another contestant, Alicia, had some trouble with her buzzer, which caused her to not successfully buzz in until after the contestants’ introductions were made. This led one viewer to wonder if this was a record for “the furthest a game has gone without one contestant successfully buzzing in.”

The biggest issue of the night came in Final Jeopardy. The clue was “Centenarian ceramic artist Beatrice Wood helped inspire one of the main characters & narrator of this film from the 1990s.” The players answered “Ed Wood,” “Toy Story,” and “Ghost,” but none of those movies were the right answer. The correct answer was “Titanic.”

This led to a number of complaints from viewers, who were surprised that all three contestants missed such an easy question. Some people felt that the clue was poorly worded, while others simply thought that the contestants were not very knowledgeable.

This is not the first time that Jeopardy! fans have taken issue with the show’s contestants. In recent months, there have been a number of high-profile cases where contestants have missed what many viewers considered to be easy questions. This has led to some speculation that the show’s standards are slipping.

However, it is important to note that Jeopardy! is still one of the most popular game shows on television. It is possible that the recent spate of misses is simply a coincidence. Only time will tell if the show’s standards are indeed slipping, or if this is just a temporary blip.