Final Jeopardy! by KingC2

[BEFORE STARTING, PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION] This former presidential candidate was a one-day winner in 1965, but was unable to identify Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights during FJ! on his second day.

As of 7/7/16, it's the number of contestants who have a double-digit number of wins during standard, non-tournament play on Jeopardy!.

It's the organization closely associated with the facility partially seen here.

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One of two contestants who won the standard Tournament of Champions, and had received their TOC bid by having previously won a different Jeopardy! tournament.

It's the much-reviled four-word phrase often used by Alex Trebek following a Triple Stumper where all three contestants rang in.

For the FJ! category "The 2000 Olympics", Ken Jennings correctly responded with this last name, thus winning his first Jeopardy! game. Alex commented about his answer, "In terms of female athletes, there aren't that many."

In minutes, it's the amount of time that has passed if you use the maximum allotted time for all of the questions during the Jeopardy! adult online test. (Don't include any pre- or post-test stuff. Just the questions themselves.)

She's the Jeopardy! figure seen here. (First or last name acceptable)

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After Merv Griffin, he become the second (and still current) executive producer of Jeopardy! during the Alex Trebek era.

It's the word that has been covered up by the yellow rectangle in the screenshot seen here.

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The reverse of a different game show, it's the three colors from left to right of the podiums on the 1998-2000 kid's game show Jep!

It's the brand name which fills in the blank of this series of four entries: (1) Gaea, (2) ___ , (3) good game guys, (4) Thanks to everyone who works on the world's greatest game show!!