the revival. However, the revival of Jeopardy! was being sold to television stations in syndication and promoted at the National Association of Television Program Executives convention in February 1984, before Yankovic's song was released to the public on an album or single or as a music video. The song has been referenced several times on the new Jeopardy! itself, including once as a category, and later when Yankovic appeared on Rock & Roll Jeopardy!. It was the subject of an Audio Daily Double on October 23, 1984, when the contestant who got the clue was asked to identify the artist of the song from an audio sample of the song but failed to do so, the subject of a Daily Double on the April 27, 2012 episode of the show, with the contestant receiving the clue—which consisted of the release year and some lyrics—failing to identify the song, and the subject of a Daily Double on the March 15, 2018 episode of the show, in which the contestant receiving the clue—which consisted of a part of the lyrics—succeeded in identifying the singer. The song was played over the closing credits on the second episode of Rock & Roll Jeopardy! on which Yankovic appeared. On the August 13, 2021 episode, host Joe Buck read the answer in "Lost" for $1,200: "Art Fleming and Don Pardo were in the video for this Weird Al parody song." Seventeen-day champion Matt Amodio correctly asked, "What's 'I Lost on Jeopardy!'?" Buck responded, "Yes, and don't sing it; it will not leave your head, it's been in mine for three weeks." See also List of singles by "Weird Al" Yankovic List of songs by "Weird Al" Yankovic References 1984 singles 1984 songs Jeopardy! Quizzes and game shows in popular culture Scotti Brothers Records singles Songs about television Songs with lyrics by "Weird Al" Yankovic Songs written by Greg Kihn "Weird Al" Yankovic songs