Jeopardy!” producer Sarah Whitcomb Foss is speaking out about that controversial clue. On Monday’s episode of the “Inside Jeopardy!” podcast, Foss was joined by former champion Buzzy Cohen to discuss the moment on the game show last week that was deemed “sexist” by viewers.

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!' host Ken Jennings apologizes to a contestant after the show used the famous Dorothy Parker quote about 'girls who wear glasses' as a recent clue.

During the “Complete the Rhyming Phrase” category, Jennings read the clue, “Men seldom make passes at… Girls who wear glasses"

"Jeopardy!" contestant Heather Ryan is speaking out after she experienced an awkward encounter on the beloved game show. Ryan, a health program director from Binghamton, New York, admitted the "sexist" clue that caused quite the buzz on "Jeopardy!

A "Jeopardy!" contestant is speaking out about how a controversial sexist clue was "a little uncomfortable" after show host Ken Jennings apologized.

Jeopardy!' player Heather Ryan said that the 'girls who wear glasses' clue on her episode was an 'odd choice' that made everybody 'a little uncomfortable.'

Jennings then read the clue, saying, "Men seldom make passes at…." Will Wallace, the reigning champion at the time, buzzed in before Ryan and fellow contestant Ian Taylor -- who would go on to win the episode -- to correctly answer,

I think it made everybody in the audience and onstage, and Ken Jennings too, a little uncomfortable," contestant Heather Ryan said.

Even Jeopardy host Ken Jennings noted that the rhyming question was “a little problematic” after it "made everybody in the audience and on stage a little uncomfortable"