Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Jeopardy! List

• Wheel of Fortune - A classic game show that involves word puzzles and contestants answering questions to win prizes.
• Who Wants to Be a Millionaire - A quiz competition where contestants answer questions for cash prizes, similar to the knowledge-based challenges in Jeopardy.
• The Chase - Contestants answer trivia questions while trying to outrun a professional quizzer, offering a competitive edge similar to Jeopardy.
• Family Feud - A game show where families compete in answering survey questions, focusing on knowledge and trivia skills.
• Cash Cab - A unique quiz show set in a taxi where passengers answer trivia questions for cash prizes, emphasizing knowledge and quick thinking.
• Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? - Contestants answer grade-school level questions, testing general knowledge in a fun and competitive way.
• The Weakest Link - A quiz show where contestants work together to answer questions but vote each other off, similar to the strategic elements of Jeopardy.
• Mastermind - A quiz show focused on contestants' specialist subjects and general knowledge, closely related to the trivia aspect of Jeopardy.
• Trivial Pursuit: America Plays - A trivia game show based on the popular board game, testing contestants on various knowledge topics.
• Hollywood Squares - A game show involving celebrity contestants answering trivia questions in a tic-tac-toe format, mixing humor with trivia.
• The Price Is Right - While primarily a pricing game show, it incorporates trivia elements related to consumer products.
• I Q: Smart Questions - A trivia game show testing contestants on a range of topics, similar to the quiz aspect of Jeopardy.
• The Newlywed Game - Focuses on couples answering questions about each other, emphasizing knowledge and insight, akin to Jeopardy’s competitive spirit.
• Jeopardy! National College Championship - A spin-off of Jeopardy! featuring college students competing, preserving the essence of the original quiz show's format.
• Cash Cab: After Dark - A nighttime spin-off of Cash Cab with a focus on trivia in a cab environment, appealing to fans of knowledge-based games.
• The Quiz Show - A dramatization of the quiz show scandal in the 1950s, exploring the world of game shows and trivia.
• The Big Brain Theory - Contestants use engineering and science knowledge to create solutions, sharing a competitive and intellectual theme with Jeopardy.
• Mystery Science Theater 3000 - While not a traditional quiz show, it showcases comedic commentary on films with trivia-like elements, appealing to knowledge enthusiasts.
• Name That Tune - A music-based game show where contestants guess songs, connecting the competitive guessing aspect to Jeopardy's quiz format.
• The Great British Bake Off - A competitive show centered around knowledge and skill in baking, similar to the strategic knowledge required in Jeopardy.
• Deal or No Deal - Though a game of chance, the strategy and mental calculations can appeal to quiz enthusiasts, similar to Jeopardy’s competitive thinking.
• Wits & Wagers - A trivia game centered around betting on answers, blending luck and knowledge, akin to the strategic nature of Jeopardy.
• Double Dare - A children's game show featuring trivia and physical challenges, appealing to a younger audience with competitive trivia elements.
• MasterChef - A cooking competition that involves knowledge and skill, similar to how Jeopardy tests contestants’ trivia knowledge.
• Pyramid - A word association game where contestants answer trivia-laden clues to guess phrases, engaging in a quiz-like format.
• Supermarket Sweep - While primarily a shopping competition, it includes trivia elements related to products and consumers, testing knowledge.
• The Brain - A quiz competition showcasing contestants' intellect and general knowledge in various subjects.
• It's Quiz Time - A trivia-based show where viewers can participate, keeping the competitive trivia element alive similar to Jeopardy.
• Pointless - A UK game show focusing on obscure trivia answers, combining knowledge and strategy like Jeopardy.
• Quiz Nation - A live quiz game show where viewers can participate via phone, combining real-time competition with knowledge assessment.
• IQ: Intelligent Quest - An international quiz show format that emphasizes intelligence and knowledge among competitors.
• The Amazing Race - A reality competition involving clues and challenges that often require general knowledge, reminiscent of Jeopardy’s quiz format.
• Cash Cab UK - The UK version of Cash Cab, maintaining the trivia quiz elements while taking place in a taxi.
• The Daily Show - While primarily satirical, it often includes quizzes and knowledge-based comedic segments that appeal to trivia fans.
• The Panel - A quiz-oriented show where various guests answer questions and share knowledge, echoing the competition of Jeopardy.
• Cash Cab: Celebrity Edition - A celebrity spin-off where participants answer trivia questions for charity, maintaining the game show's essence.
• The Best of the Worst - A show that discusses and critiques bad films, often integrating trivia questions about the movies they analyze.
• The Great Canadian Baking Show - A Canadian adaptation of the baking competition, where knowledge of culinary arts is tested, paralleling Jeopardy's quiz nature.
• The People's Quiz - A competitive quiz show format where contestants answer questions, reflecting the trivia aspects similar to Jeopardy!