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

Danger! competitor Roger Craig Does the show thank you to marriage to the former champion Julia Collins.

Craig told the host Ken Jennings On Friday, February 21, episode Danger! That the show was responsible for the happiness of the couple.

“At All-Star Games I reconnected with Julia Collins,” he said. “I first met her in New York about 10 years ago and we’re married now.”

Jennings was ecstatic. “Alas, Danger A strong couple! Congratulations! “He exclaimed.

Craig also said that the connection was “the best thing that ever happened to me.”

Asked why Collins was also not in the invitation tournament, Craig explained that he could not attend and go against him – more. “We would love,” he continued. “She would love to be here, but logistics just failed. That’s how we hope next time.”

Craig first appeared on the 2010 show. He set a one -day record of $ 77,000 on the second day of his running, Besting Jenning’s own one -day record of $ 75,000. After seven days on the show, he lost to Jelisa Castrodale, but in the end he made $ 231,200.

Collins made his debut on Danger! In 2014 and won over $ 400,000 during the 20-day run from April 21 to May 30 that year.

Titles are definitely happier news for Danger!. In November 2024. The show set fire to the fire after the competitor Heather Ryan replied to a sexist trace. Ryan appeared on October 28, 2024, an episode of the show and faced a trail in the category “Complete Romanius Facket …” which reads: “Men rarely go through …”

Ryan completed the sentence, responding to “girls who wear glasses.”

Jennings immediately apologized to Ryan, who wore glasses. In an interview published in Student Newspaper University of Binghamton on November 4th, Ryan said the trace was “definitely an unusual choice.”

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

Ryan eventually came to second place during the game, losing for $ 1 Ian Taylor, a representative of the sales of food from Cleveland, Ohio. Despite the view of the term, she assured the newspaper: “I had great. Everyone was very kind there. “