If someone said to you, “I’d like to buy a vowel,” then you knew they were talking about Wheel of Fortune. Right?
Jeopardy wanted to see if the contestants knew five other Classic Game Show Phrases, so they asked them. And they knew them all. I even knew them all. That is how easy the category was.
The one time I didn’t lose on Jeopardy, baby, was when they asked about other game shows. Isn’t that ironic?
Rihanna is so famous that she got her own category on Jeopardy yesterday. And they covered her life with the five questions on the board. So do you know her as well as the RihannaNavy and the contestant Liz, or are you like me and finally learned who she named her clothing line after? I know. I am you find my lack of knowledge of her Disturbia.
Are you like an ’80s Movies Comedies buff? Well, then, Jeopardy has a category that is so easy and doesn’t gag you with a spoon that even I like can get all the answers correct! And that is like so totally tubular!
Now that you have like answered all of those most excellent of questions, are you also off to
like, rewatch all of those movies for like the millionth time?
Oh, and even though I am talking like a Valley Girl, it is not one of the answers. Can you believe that film is turning 40 this year? And next year, the John Hughes movies start turning that milestone too. We are like so old, and that is totally gnarly.
We know that Barry Manilow’s fans are called Fanilows, Clay Aiken has Claymate, and Lady Gaga’s go by Little Monsters. But whose fans go by Hooligans, Navy, Livies, Sheerios, and Beliebers? That is what Jeopardy asked the contestants.
Did they know who goes with who? Do you? And what should we call fans of Mayim Bialik? I say the Lickers!