'Jeopardy' Fans Accuse Ken Jennings of 'Misogynistic Ruling' After Letting Contestant Change Answer

Jeopardy! fans might go down as the most unhappy fanbase in the history of television. Since the passing of beloved host Alex Trebek, the search for a new host has been a bungled mess between poor decisions by the show's producers and criticism from viewers. Host Mayim Bialik got the brunt of the outrage for taking over the role, but now Ken Jennings is getting some hate himself.

Jennings is the secondary host for the popular quiz show, but his recent decision at the start of his first real season as a host was not well received. Some even when ahead and said it was outright misogyny.

The moment came on Wednesday, Sept. 14 when contestant and eventual four-night winner Luigi de Guzman faced a clue in the Con category. "Here's a typical 19th-century landscape by this British painter," the clue read, according to Decider. His answer was "who is Constant?" at first and then Jennings allowed him to repeat his answer.

"Sorry, who is Constable?" De Guzman said, with Jennings accepting the answer. This is bad enough for some fans, but then Jennings didn't give the same treatment to fellow contestant Harriet Wagner.

Wagner was in a similar situation, but instead of letting her repeat the answer and get it correct, Jennings marked her incorrect. This left fans yelling online about the transgression, even though the official rules state that answers can be changed as long as the host or judges haven't made a ruling. Scroll down to see how mad fans got at Jennings.