Alex Trebek

To celebrate the the show's 59th anniversary, the producers released Alex Trebek's first episode as host.

Fans of the show have complained on Twitter after Bialik stepped in to host the "Jeopardy! High School Reunion Tournament."

The bizarre moment has only happened seven times in the show's history and left former host Alex Trebek in shock.

The error came in a particularly laid-back exhibition match, airing on the second anniversary of Alex Trebek's passing.

"No offense to Mayim, but Ken just *is* Jeopardy in a way that can't easily be replicated," the former 'Jeopardy!' champ said during a Reddit Q&A.

Jennings shared his list during an appearance on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" back in 2004, when he was in the midst of a record-breaking "Jeopardy!" win streak.

"I was lucky enough to watch Alex host 'Jeopardy!' for decades—about as well as the job could possibly be done," Jennings wrote on Twitter of the late host.

Having shared "Jeopardy!" presenting duties with Ken Jennings for much of Season 38, Bialik has opened up about the feedback she has received from fans.

"We're going to need multiple hosts to represent the entire audience [...] in order to take this franchise forward," said executive producer Michael Davies.

Jennings will not be among the line-up when "The Chase" returns to screens in May—and the reason why is yet to be revealed.

Mayim Bialik, who has shared "Jeopardy!" hosting duties with Ken Jennings throughout Season 38, has expressed hopes to be presenting the show beyond May.

"Jeopardy!" host Mayim Bialik incurred the wrath of the show's most dedicated fans, after using the term "Single Jeopardy!" in reference to the opening round.

With Ken Jennings and Mayim Bialik splitting "Jeopardy!" hosting duties for Season 38, fans are asking why announcer Johnny Gilbert introduces them differently.

Ken Jennings is currently sharing interim hosting duties with Mayim Bialik.

National Center for Transgender Equality applauded Schneider's accomplishment and said she has "been opening up the hearts and minds of many."

"Jeopardy!" started 2022 as the highest-rated non-sports program, as current champ Amy Schneider continues her record-breaking run.

Engineering manager Schneider is currently enjoying a record-breaking run on "Jeopardy!"—and she's open to later wowing viewers with her presenting prowess.

CNN legal analyst Laura Coates said in a new interview that "Jeopardy!" producers didn't allow her to try out for the coveted presenter role.

The "Jeopardy!" champ, an engineering manager based in Oakland, recently boosted her ever-increasing cash prize total to $1,057,800.

Smith received surgery at the hospital to have his colon removed, but was hospitalized again about three weeks afterward and died of blood clots in his lungs.

"Jeopardy!" has experienced a year unlike any other, with events behind the scenes proving to be almost as compelling as the action on screen.

Former "Jeopardy!" executive producer Mike Richards stepped down as host under a cloud, which champ Amy Schneider says "tarnished" the show.

"Jeopardy!" champ Amy Schneider recently told Newsweek that her large—and personal—tattoo has to remain under wraps whenever she appears on the show.

LeVar Burton, Anderson Cooper, Aaron Rogers, Robin Roberts, Katie Couric and George Stephanopoulos had also auditioned for the full-time gig.

Amy Schneider—the first transgender woman to qualify for the "Tournament of Champions"—opened up about her pre-"Jeopardy!" life on Twitter.

Amy Schneider's seventh "Jeopardy!" victory aired on Thanksgiving, hours after she admitted not enjoying one particular aspect of her win streak.

A host of celebrities have tried out to replace beloved late "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek—and new champ Amy Schneider has revealed who she was rooting for.

Amy Schneider defeated five-time winner Andrew He on Wednesday's "Jeopardy!"—and later pointed out that she is not the first trans woman to compete in the quiz.

Burton, who was among the stars to try out for the "Jeopardy!" hosting role earlier this year, is now moving on with a brand new project of his own.

Former "Jeopardy!" champ Matt Amodio has criticized the show's former guest host Aaron Rodgers, after the revelation that he has not taken the COVID-19 vaccine.