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Jeopardy! fans were shocked after discovering contestants originally had to undergo a personality test before appearing on the show. The popular NBC program has been on our screens since 1964, with ...

Alex Trebek was a pop culture legend who hosted “Jeopardy!” for 36 years, from 1984 until his death from pancreatic cancer in 2020.

The show’s timelessness is its secret, Alex Trebek tells me. “It’s a quality program, the kind that you never have to apologize for admitting that you watch. It’s a good show, Ken.

On set of Jeopardy!, contestants, producers, and writers talk about about Alex Trebek, the Mike Richards scandal, Mayim Bialik, Colin Jost.

But another user cited this Jeopardy! version’s predecessors, writing, “Gotta remember this was a reboot. The original show was from 1964, a whole 20 years before this, starring Art Fleming.

Alex Trebek's stamp is themed after the iconic "JEOPARDY!" answer screen, which displays a white, serif font on a dark blue background.

Before Alex Trebek began hosting "Jeopardy!" in 1984, Art Fleming was at the helm. Pat Sajak retired from "Wheel of Fortune" in June after more than 40 years as the host. The question-and-answer ...

Foss said Art Fleming was introduced as the “star of Jeopardy!” though Alex Trebek chose to be introduced as the “host,” a tradition current host Ken Jennings has continued.

Its initial run lasted 14 years, with nearly 3,800 episodes filmed, and immediately gave way to the syndicated version (1973-1978), with the Alex Trebek-hosted iteration airing on NBC from 1987-1991.

episode. "Alex and I started the show when Merv Griffin created it, put it into syndication and it was bought for 13 weeks. And if it didn't do well in 13 weeks, that was the end of the show." ...