'Jeopardy!' to Challenge Washington 'Power Players' February 23, 2012, 5:48 pm The television quiz show "Jeopardy!" is coming to Washington for the first time in eight years to tape a week's worth of episodes with the city's boldface names. On Thursday, the show announced a taping date, April 21, and a location, D.A.R. Constitution Hall. It will accept applications for tickets on Friday. The trip to the nation's capital will be declared a "Power Players Week," the third in the show's history. The last such week, held in Washington in 2004, had appearances by an array of television anchors (Maria Bartiromo, Anderson Cooper, Tim Russert, Tavis Smiley), writers (Bob Woodward, Peggy Noonan), and past and future politicians (Al Franken, Christine Todd Whitman). "Jeopardy!" will not reveal the contestants for this trip until the May 14 to 18 air dates are nearer. Anyone you'd like to see quizzed? Add their names in the comments thread below.