Art Fleming Era (Original: 1964-1975, “The All-New…”: 1978-1979)[]
Font used is Balloon. (same font for the old Nickelodeon logo)
The Daily Double card again, only looking a bit different.
This is the parody version of the old Daily Double card used in the I Lost on Jeopardy video.
Font used is a thin Helvetica font.
1980s Pilots[]
The font used for this Daily Double card is the same one from the 1978 version.
The font used for this Daily Double card is Annual.
First Two Seasons[]
Season 1 & Season 2, it has the same look as the bumper card as it has been the case in future seasons, with "Daily" in the same font as "Double" & "Final", and "Double" in the same font as the iconix "Jeopardy!" logo (exclamation mark included!) Future Daily Double cards/graphics (usually) have both words in the same fonts. Font used for the "Daily" is Futura.
When a Daily Double is found, the camera zooms in and the Daily Double logo flashes. It stops flashing when the clue is ready to appear. Originally, it was accompanied by a musical flourish when uncovered, but in the 1984 pilot and since October 8, 1984, it has been accompanied by a "laser" sound effect that has remained ever since. Since Season 2, when an Audio Daily Double is found, the camera faces to the player that selected it. Next, a little bit of music is played on some episodes and then the clue text appears below the player at the bottom of the screen. It’s unknown how the Video Daily Double clues were originally displayed despite debuting in the second season.
These are the actual screenshots of the images shown above.
Seasons 3-7[]
Starting with the third season, when a Daily Double is found, its Daily Double logo flip zooms in. Back then at first, the Daily Double logo flashes just like on the board in the studio and stops after the clue appears. Later, the logo doesn't flash, then after the player makes a wager, the clue text zooms in to replace the Daily Double Logo. But when an audio Daily Double is found, the clue is placed below the player that selected it at the bottom of the screen. Then the music plays for about 15 seconds. If a Video is found, the clue text zooms in as usual, but after that, an image or video clip zoom-in the same way, replacing the clue text.
Season 3 (1986-1987)[]
1st Season 3 Daily Double Logo with blue grid background, the same with the other two cards, the font used is Gill Sans up until Season 5.
Season 3 Audio Daily Double
2nd Season 3 Daily Double with purple background.
3rd Season 3 Daily Double with a gray vortex background.
4th Season 3 Daily Double with a blue vortex background.
Season 4 (1987-1988)[]
Blue diagonal strip in red letters
Season 4 Daily Double with blue diagonal stripe and red letters
Red diagonal strip in blue letters
Season 4 Daily Double with red diagonal strip and blue letters
Season 4 Audio Daily Double-A with music notes.
Season 4 Audio Daily Double-B with music notes.
Red diagonal strip in blue background in blue letters
Season 4 Daily Double with red stripe & blue text on a cool background.
Season 4 Video Daily Double with glasses.
Blue diagonal strip in Aqua blue background in red letters
Season 4 Daily Double with blue stripe & red text on a cool background.
Season 5 (1988-1989)[]
Season 5 Daily Double title card, font used for "Daily" is Helvetica; font used for "Double" is a messy thin Triple Condensed Gothic.
Season 5 Audio Daily Double with a font swap, the font used for "Daily" is the same messy thin Triple Condensed Gothic; the font used for "Audio" & "Double" is Helvetica.
Season 5 Video Daily Double title card, following the same format as the Audio Daily Double card.
Season 6 (1989-1990)[]
Season 6 Daily Double with blue grid background, white text and red arrows pointing up and down. From here to Season 7, Gill Sans returns, appearing both in the original and condensed versions; it is also used in Super Jeopardy!
Season 6 Daily Double with Red Text, blue arrows on a very interesting background which go up and down like the previous picture.
Season 6 Daily Double on a diagonal line background.
Season 6 Daily Double with yellow text, white arrows on the gray bumps background.
Season 7 (1990-1991)[]
Season 7 Daily Double with red arrows going left and right with a white square, black letters, and blue background.
Season 7 Daily Double with white squares in black letters over red triangle over a yellow circle in blue background.
Season 7 Daily Double with light blue arrows going left and right and a circle with white letters on a dark blue background.
Season 7 Video Daily Double with a camera like a shape on a blue background.
Season 7 Daily Double with a red background with a red circle and red arrows going left and right in white letters.
Super Jeopardy![]
Super Jeopardy! Daily Double (Blue)
Super Jeopardy! Daily Double (Red)
Super Jeopardy! Daily Double (Purple)
Super Jeopardy! Daily Double (Grayish Gold)
Seasons 8-13/From the Grid Set (1991-1996)[]
Season 8 was the last season to have the clue text zoom in to cover the Daily Double Logo. It's also the last season for the clue text to appear below the player that selected Audio Daily Double clues at the bottom of the screen. In 1992, the Daily Double Logo is now seen next to the player that selected it on the left side of the screen. But, after the clue is read out it doesn't disappear. It would disappear when the camera would point either at Alex Trebek or to all 3 players. But since September 1992, the clue does disappear after the clue is read. If a Video is found, the ways is displayed may vary, usually, the logo appears on the opposite side of the player and the clue is revealed, after the clue is revealed, an image or video clip appears replacing the contestant shot, or simply goes straight to the visual after the logo appears to the contestant. From 1997 to now, the logo now appears on the usual side of the contestant and flips to full screen covering the contestant with the visual clue. With the visual finished it fades in like before, but since 1998, it transitions like a page. However, on a June 11, 2004 episode featuring Ken Jennings, the Video Daily Double logo animates next to Ken as normal but flips to the blue clue text like the regular and Audio Daily Double clues, then a visual cross fades from his view, and fades back to Ken, rather than flipping the visual like a page.
Season 8A, starting here up until Season 9, Font used is Horatio Bold
Season 8B (Alternative version)
Season 8 Audio Daily Double
Season 8C
Season 9; same font letters from Season 8 with a bright red background.
Alternative version of the Season 9 Daily Double card without the brightness.
Season 9 Daily Double on the rough wall background.
Season 9 Audio Daily Double on the rough wall background.
Alternate Season 9 Daily Double intertitle used for the College Championship; Font used is Optima.
Season 10, Font used is Helvetica
Both "Audio" And "Video" have this font which is Brush Script
Believe it or not, this was used on early episodes from Season 11. It contains yellow letters over the blue globe; Font used is Bau
Season 11-13 Same red background from Season 10.
Season 10-12, used for Celebrity Jeopardy!; Font used is Bau
Sharing the same font with "Audio"; the font used for "Video" is Brush Script.
Seasons 13-19/From the Sushi Bar Set (1996-2002)[]
Season 13 (1996-1997)[]
Season 13A, facing one way, Font used is a similar font to the logo of Jeopardy!
Season 13a - Audio Daily Double
Season 13a - Video Daily Double Font used for "Video", "Audio", "Double", & "Final" as well as "Celebrity" is messy-script
Season 13B facing the opposite way.
Season 13b - Audio Daily Double
Season 14 (1997-1998)[]
In this season from September 1, 1997 until September 18, 1998, the clue card backdrop is red instead of blue.
Season 14 (also used on Jep!); Font used is Arial, the same red backdrop from Season 13 is used.
Season 14 (Audio)
Season 14 (Video)
Season 15 (1998-1999)[]
The first Daily Double logo also had a red card backdrop instead of a blue one. The rest of the Season 15 Daily Double Logos reverted their clue card backdrops from red back to blue.
Season 15a Font used is Futura Heavy
Season 15b; animation is added for the first time here
Font used for "Audio" is a script, also used for "Video", "Double", and "Final"
Season 16 (1999-2000)[]
Season 16; Futura Heavy remains in use.
Season 16 (Video)
Season 17 (2000-2001)[]
Season 17A. Same rounded rectangle from Season 16 but sandwiched between 2 gold bars and a different font, Impact.
Season 17B. Notice the border.
Season 17 (Video)
Celebrity Daily Double (similar to Video Daily Double, but the clue is delivered by a celebrity)
Season 18 (2001-2002)[]
Season 18 Gold Daily Double text in a purple folder. Font used is Helvetica Condensed Bold.
Font used for "Audio", "Video", "Celebrity", "Double", and "Final" is Sanzettica 7 Ultra
Season 19 (2002-2003)[]
The Season 19 Daily Double Logo with white letters. Font used is Franklin Gothic for the "Daily" part and Twentieth Century Condensed for the "Double" part.
Video Daily Double (notice "Daily" is shrunk).
Seasons 19-25/From the Metallic Set (2002-2009)[]
Season 19. This is the same font used for the Sushi Bar set for Season 19.
Season 20, the font used is Impact
Season 20 (Video)
Season 21, the font used is Compacta
Season 21 (Video)
Season 22, the font used is Square 721 Std Bold Condensed
Season 22 (Video)
Season 22 used for the College Championship
Season 23, the font used is FF Advert Pro Black
Season 23 (Video); Same font used as Season 14.
Season 24, the font used is Gogobig.
Season 24 (Video)
Season 25, also used in the early run of the CES set, the font used is Franklin Gothic Bold.
Season 25 (Video)
Seasons 26-29/From the CES Set[]
Season 26; the font is thin and messy and font used is a condensed Eurostile. This was used in the Jeopardy! video game for the Nintendo Wii.
Season 26 (Video); Font used is Coffee Service.
Season 27
Season 27 (Video)
Season 28 This was used for the Wii U, Xbox 360, and PS3 parts of the game.
Season 28 (Video)
Season 29
Season 29 (Video)
Season 30-present/From the Aquatic Set[]
Season 30. The same font from the CES set is still used.
Season 30 (Audio)
Season 30 (Video)
Season 31. At long last, a different font is used, and this looks quite similar to the Daily Double card used in the first two seasons with the grid set. The font used here is Galette.
Season 31 (Audio)
Season 31 (Video)
Season 32
This was used on an April Fools episode.
Season 32 (Video)
Season 33
Season 33 (Audio)
Season 33 (Video)
Season 34. The font used here is Knockout.
Season 34 (Audio)
Season 34 (Video)
Season 35
Season 35 (Audio)
Season 35 (Video)
Season 36
Season 36 (Video)
Season 37, similar to "Jeopardy! The Greatest of All Time". Font used is Trade Gothic Std Bold
Season 37 (Video)
Season 37 used for the Tournament of Champions
Season 37 (Video) used for the Tournament of Champions
Season 38, similar to the TOC version from Season 37
Season 38 (Video)
The Greatest of All Time[]
This was used on The Greatest Of All Time. Unfortunately, there were no Audio or Video variations of this logo.