Although I've done multiple takes on the "Jeopardy!" theme, the version I've done here is actually for a spin-off airing on VH1 from 1998 to 2002, "Rock & Roll Jeopardy!" It was hosted by then-future Survivor host Jeff Probst. It aired Saturday mornings, once a week, with no returning champions. Originally, the game was played for points because of this, and the winner got a flat $5,000. In later seasons, the game was played for cash, with the winner guaranteed a minimum of $5,000, but getting to keep all of it if they got higher than that. Second and third place received consolation prizes.

The game is the same as normal "Jeopardy!", but focusing entirely on music from the 1950s onwards.

My arrangement is for three electric guitars (one LP lead, one LP heavy, and one LP clean, according to the way Muse Sounds defines it), electric piano, bass guitar, and large drum kit. Also, because it's a rock song, the Hero Forge image I used as the thumbnail is one of Nathan Knight (a.k.a. Cripto), the lead singer and guitarist of the world's most popular rock band, Furry Fury.

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This arrangement © me and me alone
Original "Jeopardy!" theme composed by Merv Griffin; the theme for "Rock & Roll Jeopardy!" was written by Steve Kaplan & Douglas Macaskill.
Jeopardy! and all spin-offs thereof © Jeopardy! Productions, Sony Pictures Television, and everybody else who owns the rights; original concept created by Merv Griffin.

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Theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcSQWo4V7yw

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UPDATE: Now in scraps.