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Each night Danger! , competitors are mistaken and answer questions incorrectly - sometimes, even the judges get blend And must penalize or reward competitors after making the wrong decision. But viewers generally do not provide for the same unpredictability they could find with live television shows, as Danger! The episodes are pre-saps. Last week, however, fans were quick to highlight a blatant error on the air during an episode of Danger! Tournament of reunion in high school that many felt spoiled the whole match. Read the rest to find out which executive producer Michael Davies had to say about the "horrible" derogation.

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The reunion tournament in high school extended by three weeks, culminating with a two -day final confrontation between Jackson Jones ,, Justin Bolsen , And Maya Wright , March 8 and 9. On the first day of the last round, viewers were surprised to see the final scores of the three competitors before they even answered any question.

At start of the episode ,, Mayim Bialik , who was behind the podium for the entire tournament, congratulated the players and reminded the viewers that the competition winner would win the $ 100,000 award. But when the cameras reached candidates, their dollar end amounts were clearly displayed. The scores revealed that Jones was in the lead with $ 24,000, Bolsen was secondly with $ 13,570 and Wright was third with $ 3,370.

Viewers were frustrated by the " Bad edition of Pépins "" Which spoiled the first round of the final. Others were simply confused because they thought they had jumped an episode.

"I thought I missed a day and it was day two From a two -day total point affair, "tweeted one spectator, while another asked how such a big mistake was not reported in the publishing process.

Fortunately, as it was only the first day of the final round, the Flub did not spoil the whole tournament. At the end of the episode of Thursday March 9, Bolsen was declared the winner , with a total of two days of $ 35,361, beating Narrowly Jones of only $ 363. Wright finished third, with a total of $ 24,610.

However, the producers felt forced to talk about the error that had fans in their arms.

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During March 13 Episode of the Inside Jeopardy! Podcast, Davies addressed the error, issuing a mea culpa in the name of production.

"From the start, the apology to the whole public," said Davies. "We totally blow it up at the top of the show. We made a horrible mistake, where we revealed the final scores at the end in the opening cup during the Mayim monologue."

The executive producer said that the Flub was due to a "series of errors", as opposed to a single skid. "It is somehow remarkable that they all happened," he said.

Davies explained that the mixture had started due to the decision to produce "picking up" or re-rehiot, the monologue of Bialik. "[It was] probably the right decision, although neither Sarah [foss], and I do not remember exactly what was wrong with the monologue, why we picked him up," he declared.

According to Davies, there are several different reasons for which production can do so with monologues.

"Sometimes there is an incorrect fact, sometimes there is just a performance problem, so we collect it at the end of the show," he said, adding that there is also a shooting competitors during the monologue.

"Of course, this should be a standard procedure - and it is supposed to be a standard procedure - that we put the scores in the podiums at the original level, but that has not happened," noted Davies.

The executive producer added that the error was not taken in post-production or during the final quality control procedures, stressing that there are "so many elements" which should have caught the error.

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To prevent this from happening in the future, the producer has confirmed that "a new series of protocols" had been set up and that the production team is advancing.

"We live and learn, and we apologize for anyone whose experience in this program has been ruined," said Davies. "We take these errors to heart so hard-the self-panging that occurs in the management team and the post-team and all the people involved. This is a good thing Danger! , we really take mistakes, really seriously. ""

Davies also stressed that production is trying to improve the transparency of faux pas when they inevitably occur, addressing publicly on social networks and on Inside Jeopardy! podcast.

He shared that the Danger! The team makes more episodes, with future tournaments and spin-offs like Celebrity Danger! And Danger! Mastery , which exerts pressure on staff - who are already working for more hours - and can cause errors.

However, he reiterated that there is "no excuse" for the error during the school's reunion tournament. "It was too basic, we will do everything we can to make sure that this will not happen again," said Davies.