How to Watch, Streaming on Hulu & Peacock, Ken Jennings & What's New

Jeopardy! is officially back with brand new episodes!

The long-running game show kicks off Season 43 on Monday (September 14) after wrapping Season 42 earlier this summer.

Ken Jennings is back behind the podium as host, and returning champion Matthew Riggle will be competing in his third game after ending last season with a two-day total of $64,400.

There are also some changes coming to the show this season, including a refreshed look for the iconic Jeopardy! set.

So, when does Jeopardy! Season 43 air and how can you watch new episodes?

When Does Jeopardy! Season 43 Premiere?

Jeopardy! Season 43 premieres Monday, September 14.

New episodes of the syndicated game show will continue airing on weekdays. The exact airtime and channel depend on where you live, so viewers should check their local listings. Jeopardy! also offers a station finder on its official website.

How to Stream Jeopardy! Season 43

Good news for cord-cutters!

New episodes of Jeopardy! are available to stream in the U.S. on Hulu and Peacock the day after they air on television. The five most recent episodes remain available for a limited time after they’re added to the streaming services.

That means the Season 43 premiere will be available to stream beginning Tuesday, September 15.

Who Is Hosting Jeopardy! Season 43?

Ken Jennings is returning as host for Season 43.

The former Jeopardy! champion has served as the show’s sole syndicated host since 2023 and recently celebrated his 1,000th episode behind the podium.

Who Is the Returning Jeopardy! Champion?

Matthew Riggle will return for his third game in the Season 43 premiere.

He ended Season 42 as a two-day champion with $64,400 in total winnings, meaning his winning streak will carry over into the new season.

What’s New on Jeopardy! Season 43?

Fans may notice some visual changes when the show returns.

Executive producers Michael Davies and Sarah Whitcomb-Foss recently revealed that the set received upgrades ahead of the new season, including new columns and changes to the lighting.

Michael has also expressed interest in eventually experimenting with a live version of Jeopardy!, though no plans for live episodes have been announced at this time.

Season 43 will also bring changes to the show’s tournament calendar. The Second Chance competition, Champions Wildcard and Tournament of Champions are expected to air in January and February 2027, while the Jeopardy! Invitational Tournament is moving to spring 2027.

Find out which three contestants competed in the recent Jeopardy! Masters Season 4 finale.

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