the opportunity to consult Rutter once more on any of the remaining questions. She took this opportunity on the $125,000 question, which he once again helped her answer correctly. O'Hara's final total on the show was $250,000, as she chose to walk away from the $500,000 question. He was one of two Jeopardy! contestants to appear on the show as a lifeline, the other being Buzzy Cohen, who was a lifeline for Hannibal Burress. In 2021, Rutter began starring as one of the chasers on ABC's game show The Chase. Personal life Until 2009, Rutter lived in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where he hosted InQuizitive, a local broadcast quiz show for high school students. He has also been a reader and judge for the high school National Academic Championship. He now lives in Los Angeles where he is pursuing acting. Rutter is a lifelong fan of the Philadelphia Eagles. He gave the Eagles a shout-out during the Final Jeopardy! round of the third Jeopardy! Greatest of All Time Tournament game in 2020, where he wagered 4,133 points (a reference to the final score of Super Bowl LII, where the Eagles won their first Super Bowl in franchise history by defeating the New England Patriots 41–33) on a question about 21st century Oscar winners. See also American game show winnings records List of notable Jeopardy! contestants Strategies and skills of Jeopardy! champions References External links 1978 births Living people American people of German descent American game show hosts Jeopardy! contestants People from Lancaster, Pennsylvania