I don’t know about you, but I spent the last month watching Christmas movies. Actually, I am sure I am not home alone with this. Some people watch the telemovies on Hallmark and Lifetime with their buddy. Others were watching the classics, actually, old and new, with their love, actually. And then there is me, who watches the Horror ones.
Jeopardy knows people are die hard fans of holiday movies, so they had a category based on them.
They picked five movies that almost everyone, including me, has seen. Even though we have watched them, will we know which ones they are from the descriptions the game show gave us? Press play, and find out.
2025 has been a tough year because of the celebrities we lost, like Polly Holiday, Danielle Spencer, Loni Anderson, Loretta Switt, Diane Keaton, Julian McMahon, Rob Reiner, Leslie Charleson, Anthony Geary, Tristan Rogers, Diane Ladd, Michelle Trachtenberg, D’Angelo, Connie Francis, Sly Stone, Brian Wilson, George Wendt, Nicky Katt, and so many more.
Jeopardy honored five of those who are no longer with us, with the In Memoriam 2025 category. This was a great tribute to the five greats. It brought tears to my eyes because they will be missed.
Yesterday, Jeopardy did a Wheel of Fortune and asked the contestants to combine two TV titles that end and start with the same word. It would be something like Charlie Sheen could write jingles for Ray Romano’s party store. The answer would be Two and a Half Men of a Certain Age.
See, isn’t that fun? Press play, and see if you can get all of the television overlaps!
Yesterday on Jeopardy, Ken Jennings asked Kate Kostelnik, Brian Dixon, and TJ Fisher a simple question for Final Jeopardy. And they all got it wrong.
What was it? The category was “TV 2025” and the question was, “The star of this new streaming drama said, ‘Nobody could gain a pound, lose a pound…we had to look exactly the same for 7 months.'”
Now, if they asked who said that, that would have been harder. However, it was so easy the way that it was written that even I guessed it correctly.
Still don’t know what the answer is? This episode was probably taped before the Emmys. So would it have helped had they said, “…this multi-Emmy-winning new streaming drama…”
Then you would know the answer is, “The Pitt.” It was well known that the series takes place during one emergency room shift. Therefore, that is why everyone had to look the same throughout the 15 episodes. Even though they treated patients really quickly. The timeline didn’t work. I mean, how are they going to handle a mass shooting with all of those patients in just 3 hours? They are not. But what do I know? I am just a viewer.
A few weeks ago, Stephon Vann came up with a group dance for the Law & Order theme song. Now, he is back with a new instrumental theme song, and this time he and a friend are busting a groove to the Jeopardy melody.
Who knew you could make that tune so hip? But he did! And I can’t wait to see which show opener he does next. What do you think he should tackle?
