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“Jeopardy!” spinoff airing on Amazon Prime Video.Production on the Sony Pictures-produced show will begin in August. “What is: I’m excited,” Jost, 42, quipped in a press release, per Variety.“Colin’s sharp wit and intelligence epitomize ‘Pop Culture Jeopardy!,’” Suzanne Prete, the president of game shows at Sony Pictures Television, said in a statement.

Chris Daughtry and his bandmates faced off against the members of Papa Roach, answering several survey questions asked by Harvey, 67.One of the questions was: “Name something specific Mrs. Peanut might threaten to do to Mr.

“Celebrity Family Feud” on July 23, tensions ran high when Anthony Anderson’s family wasn’t too happy with Steve Harvey.Facing off against Robin Thicke and his team, the competition was intense from the start. To kick off the game, Anderson, 53, and Thicke, 47, started at the buzzer with the prompt, “Name an animal a man sounds like when they’re making love?”Thicke quickly answered first with “Cow,” which was worth 10 points and was ranked No.

Sovereign Grant reveals.Last year, the Firm’s spending hit an all-time high at an eye-watering $138 million.But after tightening the purse strings — and making some major staffing changes at various royal residences — the royal family’s overall spending fell by 17% to $115 million.And despite the difficult start to the year the family has had with Charles and Kate Middleton’s respective cancer diagnoses, the royals have managed to complete 2,300 engagements across the UK and overseas.The Sovereign Grant accounts — published Wednesday — shows that the royals paid $1 million for Charles’ coronation celebrations last year.The grant pays for the salaries of staff, upkeep of palaces and official royal duties.The royals also experienced the result of the energy crisis that affected the entire country in 2023, as Buckingham Palace’s electricity bill soared by a whopping $1.3 million.Charles, whose personal wealth is $770 million per the 2024 Sunday Times Rich List, has made his desire for a slimmed-down monarchy known ever since assuming the throne in Sept.

Jeopardy! for 37 seasons,” the stamp reads in the style of the game show. The correct answer is on the bottom and upside down: “Who is Alex Trebek?”Ken Jennings, Trebek’s successor, spoke out about the stamps in a recent clip.“‘Jeopardy!’ was always my favorite show growing up,” Jennings said.

“Jeopardy!”The 33-year-old stay-at-home mom from Sunnyside, New York, ended the night as the runner-up to Isaac Hirsch, a customer support team lead from Burbank, California.“The show was so kind and accommodating to us,” she told The Post. “They do recommend that you make your social media private beforehand, and that you don’t talk about the content of the auditions or the show(s) you’re on, or the outcome.”Paone shared that “Jeopardy!” tapes five episodes per day, providing contestants like her the opportunity to interact with others.

“Golden Bachelor” star Gerry Turner introduced Theresa Nist as his “lovely wife” on Tuesday’s episode of “Celebrity Family Feud,” which was filmed before their shocking split news.The two met on the debut season of the ABC series and married in a televised ceremony on January 14. They announced their split after three months of marriage in April.Bachelor Nation took over last night’s episode of the long-running quiz show, as Nist and Turner stood alongside their family, competing against former Bachelor Joey Graziadei and other alums of the reality dating show.When Turner, 72, introduced his now-former partner to host Steve Harvey, he said: “This is my lovely wife, Theresa.” Nist, 70, was the first to compete and, at one point, appeared slightly tense and nervous as she played in the Fast Money Segment.“Are you ready?” Harvey asked, to which she replied: “No but okay.

“Wheel of Fortune” on Tuesday.He posted a behind-the-scenes video of him arriving at the set of the game show.“My heart’s pounding I’m so excited,” he said to producers as they walked into the studio. Once Seacrest saw the game show’s namesake prop, he said, “The wheel’s maybe smaller than you think… as am I.”Seacrest enthusiastically spun the wheel and cheered when it landed on $700.“You know, I could not sleep last night, I was so excited,” he said.

a debate of their own.Some viewers were outraged after a contestant mispronounced a word but it was accepted as a correct answer on Monday’s episode.Matt Brooks, a healthcare IT analyst from Virginia, was at the center of the controversy. He was winning against Zoe Strassfield, a park ranger and writer from New York, and Cat Pisacano, a nurse from New York, heading into the “Jeopardy!” round.Brooks took the $400 clue in the “Taking You to School” category.

compete on “Jeopardy!,” made waves in his seven-day winning streak. Basile, 23, amassed $129,601 in winnings before he was defeated on June 28.He discussed his experience on the show on the July 3 episode of “Rob Has a Podcast.”The reality star is known for his controversial reactions onstage, as he would often speak between clues and cheer, which irritated many “Jeopardy!” viewers.Basile revealed that after his third win, which came off a rare tiebreaker clue, his reaction was so large that the producers needed to redo the shot.“Obviously, I had a big reaction at the end of the tiebreak because, you know, it’s like a Western standoff,” he said.

“The Price Is Right.” The third-year Ph.D. student breezed through the games, racking up money as she played.Host Carey, 66, teased her about it, suggesting that the secret to her success was her Ph.D.“We might as well not even keep going but . .

“The Price Is Right,” contestant David, a barber from Pasadena, Calif., stole the spotlight after bidding the closest to the actual retail price of a sewing and craft collection. Host Drew Carey warmly welcomed David on stage, after he guessed the collection’s worth of $950, the closest of the four contestants to its $1,415 price tag. “What’s up man, nice to see you! Welcome to the show,” Carey, 66, greeted David with a handshake, to which David replied with equal enthusiasm.“You too man.

“Succession” during the first episode of the celebrity version of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” on Wednesday night.The duo, who were playing for charity, made it to the $125,000 question after they earned $32,000 but used three out of their four lifelines. Host Jimmy Kimmel read the “Succession” question: “The stand-out item at a 2024 auction of memorabilia from TV’s ‘Succession’ was an extra large Burberry tote bag famously described on the show as what?”There were four choices for the answer: A: Hideously expansive, B: Farcically behemoth, C: Ludicrously capacious and D: Grotesquely sprawling.Mulaney, 41, and Kroll, 46, were immediately stumped by the question.“Not to be a jerk, but if it’s so famous how come we don’t know about it?” Mulaney joked.The pair decided to use their final lifeline — Ask The Host — and called on Kimmel, 56, for help.

“Jeopardy!” on ABC, Jennings and the trivia program’s unseen judges made a call that infuriated some viewers who vented their frustrations on social media. One blasted the move as “disgusting.”The drama unfolded during the last clue of Double Jeopardy, which was in the category “Waterfalls.” “A Yosemite fall with a wispy ribbon of water that flutters in the air like a diaphanous cloth bears the name of this marital wear,” Jennings said, for $2,000.Returning champion Kelly Proulx, a communications director from Billerica, Massachusetts, buzzed and guessed, “What is Bridalveil Falls?” Unfortunately, she was off by an “s.”“No, I’m sorry,” Jennings, 50, said.

that infuriated viewers during last Wednesday’s episode. Jennings, 50, didn’t accept contestant Kelly Proulx’s guess that was only one letter off.

a record-breaking stretch of hosting “Wheel of Fortune” for more than four decades, he will return to host the upcoming season of “Celebrity Wheel of Fortune,” premiering Oct. 7. According to an ABC press release, this is his “final spin” on the franchise.

What is her excuse?A “Jeopardy!” contestant who earned the second-lowest score in the quiz show’s history is speaking out about her dismal appearance on the program. Erin Buker was widely ridiculed after appearing on last Monday night’s episode, where she ended with -$7,200. Only former competitor Patrick Pearce, who had -$7,400 after his game in July 2021, has fared worse.

“Jeopardy!” fans were up in arms over a misleading question about the Emmy-winning actress on Tuesday’s episode. The Zendaya-related clue was worth $1,000 and read by host Ken Jennings to contestants Drew Basile, Staci Garner and Alan Elverum.“Before somehow making tennis steamy in 2024, this single named star guested on Disney Channel’s ‘Good Luck Charlie,’ ” the clue read.

Drew Carey, 66, is spilling secrets about “The Price Is Right.”The former host of “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” has hosted “The Price Is Right” since 2007, and in an interview with TV Insider, he revealed, “That happens here all the time,” referring to contestants taking “liquid courage.”“They’ll have a gummy or I’ll smell alcohol on their breath. Not unusual,” he continued. “There was a guy here that was tripping on mushrooms.

graduate student and “Survivor” alum Drew Basile and lighting designer Graham Hicks. She performed poorly throughout the episode, often buzzing in too quickly or guessing the wrong answers.

Daily Mail that White — who has been the game show’s letter-turner since 1982 — is having a hard time without Sajak, who retired as host after 41 seasons earlier this month.White’s contract is up in 2026, but the insider claimed that “there is a part of her that wants to walk away sooner.”“It is just so difficult to do this without Pat,” the source said.They also claimed that White, 67, isn’t seeing eye-to-eye with new host Ryan Seacrest.‘She just doesn’t jibe with Ryan like she did with Pat, and no one really ever expected her to,” the insider said. “There is just no way that she possibly could.”Seacrest, 49, will officially replace Sajak, 77, when “Wheel of Fortune” returns for Season 42 in September.