Posted on 12/29/2021 11:20:01 AM PST by Rummyfan
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They let them finish their answers after the buzzer for one.
I stopped watching years ago. I began to notice a subtle lefty bias in the questions or answers so to speak and while it didn’t bother me much at first the more I noticed as time went on made me quit. Like all things so far that I used to watch on tv I haven’t missed it at all.
Come on, now, how bad can Cleveland really be?
Asking for a friend.
“The show has lost viewers because Ken Jennings is boring as all get out.”
I think he’s the best one. Which show business creature did you prefer?
He’s blinded us with science
SCIENCE!
“... Which show business creature did you prefer?”
I thought Buzzy Cohen was great. He isn’t show biz but he was really good never the less.
Oh yes, I didn’t like that the ‘woman’ was not shown. Now I know why and it’s not funny anymore. No one can ever replace you. No gender claiming. No one.
Bye-bye and RIP Alex!
Razor stubble for 2,000 Ken.
That’s a man alright. It was married to a woman, got divorced, started trying to be a woman, now lives with a woman.
I nearly puked last night when Ken asked it about why it was looking for a new house. It replied my girlfriend and I would like to have a house with a large tub for baths together. I wonder if the girlfriend is a man pretending to be female too.
Those get to know you questions are set up in advance so Jeopardy producers planted the image of that thing in the bath with the so called girlfriend in our minds.
The producers definitely have an agenda.
Probably had a sick orgy planned after the show.
Yep, he’s a man, Baby! But the thing I find odd (not like any of this isn’t odd), is that this is a man that identifies and dresses as a woman, but prefers to have a female sexual partner. It somewhat reminds me of the old Rush Limbaugh joke about being a lesbian trapped in a male body.
“I thought Buzzy Cohen was great. He isn’t show biz but he was really good never the less”
I thought they all were pretty good. The least of them was the guy from 60 Minutes. My only objection to him was that he was quite studious, or serious.
I like Jennings because, like Buzzy, he actually competed on the show. Remember that guy they brought in to be Apple’s CEO, a (former) CEO of Pepsi Cola? That’s the sort of matchup I don’t like.
Hey, let's be accurate here.
I saw that segment and nothing was said about "baths together". What WAS said was that each would have their own bathroom so nobody would have to WAIT for a bath.
The only good thing about this is the network viewer couch potatoes who don’t pay attention to the news just had a hot topic shoved in their faces.
One of the categories tonight was “I am woman “lol no I am not kidding
What was even funnier was him trying to avoid the topic leaving it up to his competitors to choose the category answers
Same here. Years ago when Alex was still the host, there was a question about Rush Limbaugh. The audience booed. Then I noticed more questions about the Obama’s, lightweight and always portraying them in a positive light. Same on the game show called The Chase.
‘Amy’ was quoted in a Newsweek article recently.
(Paraphrasing because I don’t have the article in front of me}
I was trying to get on Jeopardy for a long time, but the ‘slots’ for white men were nearly non-existent.
Can anyone say Fraud?
He is so obviously a man. Also obvious, he hasn’t had ‘top’ surgery. And if he hasn’t had the ‘top’ surgery, you know he hasn’t had the ‘bottom’ surgery.
‘Amy’ isn’t a ‘transgender’, he’s a transvestite.
It is amazing how the need for fame causes people to fully lose themselves.
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Right now as I'm speaking, Merv Griffin and Art Fleming are most likely turning over in their graves in absolute disgust.
I have watched a few episodes of the show when Art Fleming hosted. (This was back in my childhood) Art also hosted a brief revival of the show in the late 1970's.
I also watched some episodes in the early running stages of the current revival with Alex Trebek as host. Back then they weren't as in your face with this progressive, social justice B.S. as they are now.
Now, with Sony taking over, this once great enterprise known as Jeopardy, where every question is an answer and every answer is a question has really hit rock bottom.
Not even Ken or Mayim can save it. I think it's time to mothball this piece of garbage once and for all. It's overstayed it's welcome as far as I'm concerned.
I stopped watching it many years ago when it became obvious which direction it was headed. Haven't looked back since then.
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