‘Threat!’ Players Roger Craig and Julia Collins are married

Threat! contestant Roger Craig Should the show thank for his marriage with a former champion Julia Collins.

Craig told the host Ken Jennings on Friday, February 21, episode Threat! that the show was responsible for the happiness of the couple.

“At the All-Star games, I joined Julia Collins,” he said. “I first met her in New York about 10 years ago and now we are married.”

Jennings was ecstatic. “Ms, Threat Power couple! Congratulations! “

Craig also said that the relationship is “the best thing that ever happened to me.”

When Craig asked why Collins wasn’t at the Invitational Tournament either, he explained that he couldn’t participate and go against him – yet. “We would like to,” he continued. “She would like to be here, but logistics just didn’t work.” Hopefully next time. ”

Craig first appeared on the show in 2010. The second day of his run set a one -day record of $ 77,000, which Jenning’s own one -day record of $ 75,000. After seven days at the exhibition he lost to Jelis Castrodale, but eventually earned $ 231,200.

Collins made their debut Threat! in 2014 and won over $ 400,000 during a 20 -day run from April 21 to 30 May of the same year.

The subtitles are definitely happier news Threat!. In November 2024 the show got under fire after Heather Ryan contestant replied to a sexist leash. Ryan appeared on October 28, 2024, an episode of the show and was confronted with a guide in the “Complete Rhyming Phrases …” category, which reads: “Men rarely do passages …”

Ryan finished the sentence and replied with “girls wearing glasses”.

Jennings immediately apologized to Ryan, who was wearing glasses. In an interview published in Student Newspaper Binghamton University 4.

“I think it made everyone in the audience and on stage and Ken Jennings, a little unpleasant,” she said at that time. “It was like,” Oh, it was unexpected. “Maybe in 2024 we choose better rhyming phrases. Unfortunately, there are still girls who are (on) high school and do not want to wear their glasses and lose their education. So I think it is much better to see than anything else.”

Ryan eventually came second during the game and lost $ 1 Ian Taylor, representatives of food sales from Cleveland in Ohio. Despite the discussion about the leash, she assured the newspaper: “I had a great time. Everyone was very helpful there. ”