A retail specialist from Louisville, Kentucky...

Chris Miller

Has your popularity increased since your appearance on Jeopardy!?
Well, it seems like I get a lot of people, uh, coming up to me and, "You're that guy, aren't you?" or "I told you, I told you that's that guy from Jeopardy!" And I had a little kid come up to me the other day and: "Can I getchyour autograph?" He had his mom take a picture of him with me. So that was a really big thrill, yeah.

What was the best part of your original Jeopardy! experience?
Um, meeting a lot of people from around the country, um, that love this game as much as I do, um, and seeing some of them again here, uh, today, I mean, is a real big thrill, y'know. Um, but, y'know, a lot--the, uh, the money's nice, obviously, um, but, y'know, just, y'know, getting, getting to see people that I hadn't seen in a long time, it's, y'know, just a real big thrill.

How did you prepare for the tournament?
Um, reading some books on some subjects that I wasn't, not exactly as sharp in, but, uh, watching the show a lot helps as well.

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2005 Ultimate Tournament of Champions Elite Eighteen (Round 2 winners) and Sweet Six (Round 3 winners) member: $93,844.
2004 Tournament of Champions wildcard semifinalist: $10,000.
Season 20 5-time champion: $123,597 + $2,000.

Chris lost his 6th regular-season game (#4519, aired 2004-04-08) to Scott "Renzo" Renzoni, despite a crushing lead of $27,200 to $14,200 going into Final Jeopardy!!

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