Filming timespan of Jeopardy!?

Question

Most Game Shows are filmed with live audiences. A popular and long running example is Jeopardy!, others being Family Feud, Who wants to be A millionaire, and a recent one is The Chase. Some of these shows embrace the live bit when the host or contestant mess up, so they include the blooper in the episode. All of these typically have a "we'll be right back after the commercial break" so they stop the action. These are ways of dealing with its televised nature while having a live audience. My questions is how does the final outcome of Jeopardy!, the 22 minute long televised episode, compared to the taping of it? - A typical episode is 22 of air time, but how long do they film in a given day? Just one episode per day? - How long do commercial pauses last? Unlike a News show which is live, so any pauses would be in real time, a game show is not restrained to 2~3 minutes before they have to go back on air. - Are retakes done at all? Are they common?Considering Jeopardy! is like the Golden Standard for game shows, I suspect any other is similar to it.

Answer 1

Ok I got this. They do many shows at a time.. Saves time and money. Have the audio shift around.. They may knockout 20 shows in a day.. Commercial breaks used to be a set time but now it depends onhow many they sell so whatever makes the money. I assume there is a limit but i swear it seems often there are more commericals then there are show. By the way its called Live to Tape. Its done all the time.. They can stop the show anytime and pick it up .. it only appears to be one show. These shows are edited. Retakes absolutely or you would see a ton of mistakes. Very few shows are live without stops. Usually a good seasoned crew can do near perfect shows without stopping. Jepardy is one of the oldest show of all time and has changed alot.

Most shows used to be a standard format but today anything goes. And it depends on technology often.