Oliver Hudson was watching Jeopardy when suddenly he heard a familiar name on the game show. Who was it? It was him. And the game show wanted to know who his mama is?
As soon as I saw that, he took a photo of his TV screen, sent it to his mama, and said, “Look Ma!! I made it!!!” Yes, he has made it! Because they could’ve used his sister, Kate Hudson, instead of him, but they didn’t. That is because she is almost famous and he is fully famous.
Oh, in case you want to know what the answer is, it is “Who is Goldie Hawn?”
Jeopardy has been on the air for so long that they need to come up with creative ways to give out the clues in the categories. So yesterday, they added a new category (at least I assume so) called Picture The Song.
It is really easy. Instead of using words, the producers use a picture to describe the title of a song. For example, the first one was a picture of a stairway going up into the heavens. What single do you think that is? Of course, it is Led Zepplin’s Stairway to Heaven.
How well did you do with the rest of the clues?
And what I want to know is when they are going to turn this into a card game? I would totally play this with my friends on game night. I mean, how many times can we play Cards Against Humanity? What is, never enough?
Jeopardy loves dogs so much that they gave the canines their own category. How well do the contestants know man’s best friend? Much better than I did. But I am a cat lady, not a crazy one, according to my cat.
Yesterday on Jeopardy, they asked the contestants, “Matthew McConaughey said, ‘Dazed and Confused, the first words I’ve ever said on film were’ these.”
As soon as Ken Jennings read the question, I knew I was going to do alright, alright, alright. And I assume you felt the same way. I mean, that question is worth like $200 during regular play.
So there should be no way that anyone would miss that answer? Right? Wrong. The now-former champion didn’t get it. And now everything in the world is not alright, alright, alright.
Seriously, if you asked anyone what words do you think of when you hear Matthew McConaughey’s name, everyone but Amy Bekkerman would say that one word three times. I bet you did!
