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This is big news. Perhaps the biggest news to come out of the great football conference that is the SEC this offseason. Tuesday night, Kevin Brown, a student at LSU (an SEC school), missed a pair football related questions on a game of "Jeopardy!" Not only that, but they were football questions pertaining to the SEC. Shocking, right? Read More »
Comedian Norm MacDonald's Burt Reynolds character on SNL's Celebrity Jeopardy sketch is perhaps one of the most favorited amongst fans. And on Wednesday night's episode host Alex Trebek was made to say the name so many of us have been quoting for years when one contestant wrote it down during Final Jeoparody – Turd Ferguson. Read More »
Well, this was very, very (very, very) awkward. Unless, of course, you're like this Jeopardy contestant, Tom, and didn't realize that the legal age of consent in the United States is NOT 12 in girls and 14 in boys. In this below clip of a recent Jeopardy episode, host Alex Trebek is pretty (understandably) stunned when he's given the worst answer possible in the history of his game show. Trebek gave the clue, "In common law, the age of this, signaling adulthood, is presumed to be 14 in boys & 12 in girls." And while the correct answer was puberty, this guy Tom happened to think it was, well, the age of consent. Read More »
Well, it’s over, folks. The Colbert Report is officially done. Finite. Finished! Last night, Comedy Central aired the very last Colbert Report, and in the episode, it looks like host Stephen Colbert went head-to-head with Death … and won! That’s right, the now-immortal, soon-to-be host of the Late Show beat death and then went on to invite a slew of past guests out for a wonderfully emotional rendition of “We’ll Meet Again.” And yes, The Daily Show host Jon Stewart was there. Afterward the sing-along, Colbert took to his immoral world, leaving behind the Report studios and joining the likes of Santa Claus, Jeopardy’s Alex Trebek and Abraham Lincoln. Why? Well, why not! Read More »
After "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire," "Jeopardy" and "Family Feud," ABC is returning to the quiz show genre with a whole new series. Producer Mark Burnett, who became a household name with "Survivor," and Mike Darnell, the President of Unscripted Television at Warner Bros., have teamed up for "500 Questions." Read More »
