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Some notable episodes from 2010 include: A direct search on the Internet Archive for

: Technical fragments like the Jeopardy! Long Credit Roll from January 7, 2010, were archived to preserve the show's production details.

: Semi-final episodes from November 15, 2010, featuring contestants like Marshall Flores and Erin McLean.

and Matt Amodio, whose performances are frequently compared against the all-time statistics of players from the 2010 era. Jeopardy! History Wiki Jeopardy! History Wiki Preservation and Legal Status The legality and availability of