Welcome to the JEP! guide at TV Tome. Jep! was notable for several different reasons. First, it was the first time the verenable reverse-quiz show allowed children to phrase their responses in the form of a question. Second, the game show introduced the Jep! Squad, a cast of youths employed by the show to give answers that were pre-recorded on location. That's where the good news for this children's version of Jeopardy!, at least in the eyes of critics, since Jep! employed several other features that took away from the genre's best hard quiz. The rules to Jep!, in which three contestants ages 10-13 played, are essentially similiar to Jeopardy!, with some key exceptions. First, there were five categories (e.g., Children's TV, Sports, People You Know, States and What's This?)with four questions each (100-500 points). The player chose a category and then used a plunger to stop a randomizer which determined the point value. As with the adult show, Bergen read the answer (e.g
