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A few Danger! Fans have a new beef with the host Ken Jennings . The former champion decided to repeat a particular acronym during the current Invitation tournament that some viewers find the network. And they brought social media to express their frustration.

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On April 5, thousands of people passed to watch the finalists Victoria Groce ,, Amy Schneider , And Andrew He compete in the first round of the final of the invitation tournament - the first of its kind Danger! history. The tournament stains the former finalists against each other to compete for $ 100,000 and an invitation to Danger! Mastery Season 2.

After last Friday's match, Schneider is currently at the head of the peloton with a victory (and $ 30,000) to his credit, per Danger! Official website. She has only to tighten one more victory to be crowned the very first champion of the invitation tournament. His progress in the game, as well as him, was perceived as a controversy of fans, while the couple recently contributed as finalists of the Champions Tournament (OCD) and the Masters of season 1. Pass it, and Now take shade with a "boring" accommodation habit of Jennings.

The abbreviation of the program for Jeopardy! The invitation tournament, Jit, rubbed a lot in the wrong direction. But more specifically, fans are fed up with Jennings several times using the acronym for the camera. On X, the followers expressed their opinions on the issue aloud, calling Jennings to completely remove the Jit from his vocabulary.

"I need Ken Jennings to stop saying" Jit "quickly" " An X user asked . Another person said , "This term" jit "is boring."

"Ken Jennings stops calling him the" jit ", a Danger! Fan wrote, to what someone else joking , "It's time to make a game of alcohol consumption! Each time [sic] he says, take 3 shots! So, you will be too drunk to worry more haha."

Meanwhile, others embodied their interior regina geor, referring to a famous Nasty girls quote. "Oh please, @Kenjennings, stop trying to make" Jit 'perform on @jeopardy, it's just not to recover "," One said .

"I don't mind that they have an invitation tournament, I just don't like the use of 'jit' just say," bed another article . Elsewhere on X, A referral user to the use of Jit Jennings as "grumpy". And Still another wrote , "Please stop calling the" Jit "tournament, Jeopardy. It doesn't work," they wrote.

When writing these lines, Jennings did not publicly approach the indignation of viewers on the term "Jit" - fans will have to connect to the rest of the tournament to see if he changes his vocabulary on criticism.