‘Jeopardy!’ Boss Defends ‘Sexist’ Clue Controversy After Ken Jennings Apology
Jeopardy! producer Sarah Whitcomb Foss has addressed that hot-button “Girls Who Wear Glasses” clue from last week, which involved a swift apology from Ken Jennings to a female contestant, backlash from fans, and a particularly prolonged pile-on from the press.
Jeopardy! fans have endlessly longed for the quiz show to expand beyond cable TV and into the streaming space so that more ...
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I'm Totally Amused By This BTS Story About Ken Jennings Poking Fun At Jeopardy's Rivalry With Wheel Of Fortune In Between TapingsJennings, who remains one of Jeopardy!' 's biggest winners of all time, was joking around with the studio audience during a ...
What is a game show host rivalry? During a recent taping of “Jeopardy,” host Ken Jennings reportedly made a joke about his ...
It’s three years since Ken Jennings stepped up to become Jeopardy! host (along with the since-departed Mayim Bialik) and ...
Ken Jennings may not have seen this one coming. On Monday night’s (Oct. 28) episode of Jeopardy!, Jennings read the following clue in the “Complete the Rhyming Phrase” category ...
Ken Jennings offered an apology to a “Jeopardy!” contestant this week for a “problematic” clue that has been interpreted by some as sexist. However, others took issue with the host’s ...
However, the US Sun reported at the time that Sony, which produces “Jeopardy!”, has no plans to fire Jennings. “The only real reason to replace Ken is if the ratings took a nosedive ...
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