Скачать или смотреть Jeopardy! fans are all suggesting contestant Lisa Sriken take up a new career path, brutally losing

Jeopardy! fans are all suggesting contestant Lisa Sriken take up a new career path, brutally losing

Jeopardy! fans have come up with a no-brainer career move for Lisa Sriken after she lost on Thursday's episode.

Viewers expressed online that the instant fan-favorite would be a super-champ at stand-up comedy.

The returning champ faced Sharon Stone - no, not the actress - a manager from Round Rock, Texas, and Jacob Lang, an e-commerce specialist from Cleveland, Ohio

Lisa is a former lawyer from New York City who earlier revealed she's having a "mid-life crisis" after having left her law firm.

Sharon used her basic instinct to get both Daily Doubles in the second round and wound up with a runaway or ensured win by Final Jeopardy earning $18,000, while Jacob had $7600.

Final Jeopardy under "Brand Names" read: "The success of this brand has its roots with a hydrotherapy pump its cofounder created for his son, who had arthritis."

Both players were incorrect on the clue which was looking for "Jacuzzi" and some internet users spotted, seemed eerily similar to a recent clue from the niche online trivia club Learned League.

Sharon guessed "Aleve" but only dropped $1,000 to win $17,000.

Since Lisa was in the red with -$1000 she was dismissed by Ken Jennings, 48, beforehand who said: "I'm sorry you will not be with us for Final Jeopardy today."

Lisa mimed a tear-drop along her face as Ken added: "But you're a two-game champ and we loved having you!”

Jeopardy! don't think Lisa's time in the spotlight is over, especially now that her schedule has freed up.

'LISA'S NEXT JOB SHOULD BE IN COMEDY'
One Twitter user wrote: "Lisa's next job should be in comedy. She'd make a great stand-up comedian!"

Another Twitter fan begged: "DO COMEDY, LISA. #Jeopardy.

A third wrote: "She’s auditioning for her stand-up comedy career."

And a fourth also felt this was the natural next step: "The career she SEEMS to be training for next is standup comic!"

And a fifth wrote: "Man I knew it wasn't going to last long cuz she got a lot wrong in each show, but I wanted Lisa to go forever!"

"I've got a career suggestion for Lisa on @Jeopardy -- comedian! She's very funny," wrote even a sixth.

WHAT IS: HILARIOUS?
During her three episodes, Lisa became a hit with her on-stage stories, colorful facial expressions, and ridiculous Final Jeopardy responses.

Tonight, she shared she "refused" to answer an interview prompt asking about the "worst mistake she's ever made."

She told host Ken she wrote on her form for the contestant coordinators: "'Lol why would I tell you this?' Why would I give the American public fodder to humiliate me?"

During her second win, Lisa revealed she was eyeing another career path that she seemed to have completely made up.

Joking that she was "stressed out" after producers "came sniffing around," she drew laughs from the audience as she revealed: "I actually figured out that I can throw things really far."

"And I have a lot of self-belief so look for me as an NFL quarterback next season."

During her debut episode, Lisa spoke about entering a Hall & Oates music video competition alongside a friend, tasked with impersonating the 80s musical duo.

"I found out what it's like to be famous and have haters, because I got nasty messages alleging that I look nothing like John Oates, which is false," Lisa said as she wound up in third place in the contest.

"You feel like you're a pretty good match for John Oates?" Ken asked as Lisa motioned to her face.

"You're a John Oates type. I can totally see it," he relented.

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