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If you've ever seen an episode of Danger!, You know how fast it moves. Applicants can sometimes not bring the words out fairly quickly when they respond to an index, and the host is responsible for telling them that they are right or badly without missing a beat. Surprisingly, it is generally a smooth process, and the rhythm of the game makes it even more exciting. But last week, a competitor gave what many viewers said it was a "clearly bad" response - and still received points, he won the match. Social media overflowed on the apparent error , and now, Danger! producer Sarah Foss sounded to explain the decision. Read the rest to find out how she reacts to indignant fans.

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During March 20 Danger! difficulty, fans were in arms when they are competitors Melissa Klapper replied to an index in the "completely The Fish story" category. The index asked questions about an Scottish actor who played "an expert in fishing in Yemen salmon fishing . "Klapper burst, gave the apparently correct answer ( Ewan McGregor ), and received points by the host Ken Jennings .

But viewers alleged that Klapper had forgotten the "MC" part of the actor's family name and said "Ewan Gregor" instead. A frustrated fan said that his answer was " clearly badly "And" must be corrected. "" AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Others said they had replayed the clip several times to confirm that she had resulted in the name, alleging that it had changed the course of the game, while Klapper won the victory.

"@Jeopardy Melissa missed the question Where the answer was Ewan McGregor! She said that Ewan Gregor ... We have replayed her several times, "tweeted a spectator." She received the error points ... and now she won. Unfair for other players. ""

Foss tackled the situation of an episode of Monday, March 27, of the Inside Jeopardy! Podcast, where she was held near the decision .

"In the Danger Round, we had the slightest idea - it was actually the final clue of the round - "quantity the story of fish", [was] the category ", explained Foss. She then read the full index: "The strength of Hallström was strong to attract this Scottish to play a fishing expert Yemen salmon fishing . ""

Foss argued that Klapper buzzed and responded with "McGregor".

"Many people thought she had just said" Gregor ", continued Foss." I must once again tell you the guys, we stopped, we listened to the band - I know it was not Also audible for you at home - but her lips moved definitively, she made a sound '`McGregor' ', and we knew that she had in fact had the right answer. ""

While Foss indeed ended the discussion, she also thanked fans for having held responsible production.

"Enjoy everyone who registers, ensuring that we are careful - we were, and it was indeed marked correct," concluded Foss.

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Foss and its co-host, former Danger! champion Buzzy Cohen , discussed Klapper's global gameplay, in particular his latest daily double wager - another painful place for fans.

Klapper had a "good lead," noted Cohen, but when she found the second double daily (which was the last double danger index!), She bet $ 3000 and responded correctly. However, she could have obtained an "locking game" on the run - with regard to it could not be ended in final danger! - If she had bet a little more ($ 3,401).

"Why didn't Melissa not have Bet another $ 500 On this last DD ?? "A Twitter user demanded." It would not have made a lot of difference if it was missing but would make a lot of difference if she had it. Maybe just a brain fart due to the pressure? ""

Klapper made his mistake just after updating the score, said Cohen, coming to the defense of the first player.

"You know, I think that when you are up there and you make a quick decision-many times, people make these double daily bettors," he said during the last Inside Jeopardy! podcast.

Cohen added that the candidates will consider how confident they feel in the category and if they will lose their heads if they bet too much and are incorrect. He also said that doing math on television is stressful, which is why some players are counting rather on ranges.

Foss echoes this and said: "[Klapper] realized that she made" a stupid mathematical error ", as she called it - and Ken said:" Hey, that's a lot pressure at that time. ""

"You are trying to do the right thing, and you try to get double this issue, but it's fast mathematics - and it's not just quick mathematics on your sofa, it's any Quick mathematics on the Alex Trebek stage with the lights, with the cameras, knowing that millions of people will look at you, "added Foss.

In the end, the bet had little impact, while Klapper responded to the last danger! index correctly and guarantees victory.

"I understand that $ 3,401 would have been a more optimal bet there, but I certainly feel for Melissa, I don't think she should put herself on her," concluded Cohen.