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Jonathan Hugendubler
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Born: c. 1992
Birth Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland
Occupation: Adjunct professor
Trivia host
Years active: 2025–present
Known for: Scott Riccardi's giant killer
Third highest one-game winning score of any season premiere of the syndicated Trebek/Jennings era of $40,000
7th giant killer to win more than one regular-season play game after defeating a super-champion
First multi-day Jeopardy! champion of season 42

Jonathan Hugendubler (born c. 1992) is an adjunct professor and trivia host from Baltimore, Maryland.

Jeopardy! run[]

Regular-season play[]

Game No. Air Date Final Score Cumulative Winnings Notes
1 July 25, 2025 $23,601 $23,601 Last game of season 41.
Last game with behind the scenes clips in the opening.
Jonathan's only come-from-behind win ended Scott Riccardi's 16-game winning streak.
2 September 8, 2025 $40,000 $63,601 First game of season 42.
First game to stream next-day on Hulu, Hulu on Disney+, and Peacock in the United States, and Crave in Canada.
New opening graphics.
Jonathan's only runaway game in regular-season play.
Jonathan is the seventh giant killer to win more than one regular-season play game after defeating a super-champion.
3 September 9, 2025 $13,199 $66,601 Lost to Ian Morrison.

Champions Wildcard[]

Common with Other Champions[]

Jonathan Fisher[]

Andy Tirrell[]

  • They were in third going into Double Jeopardy! in their first game, but were in second place going into Final Jeopardy! over super champions Cris Pannullo (Andy) and Scott Riccardi (Jonathan), ultimately defeating them in a come-from-behind win.

Lloyd Sy[]

  • They defeated super champions Ray Lalonde (Lloyd) and Scott Riccardi (Jonathan) and won two consecutive matches.
  • Among the giant killers, Final Jeopardy! was corrected for their second consecutive win.

Danielle Maurer[]