Pop Culture Jeopardy has an interesting category on a recent episode. Colin Jost wanted to see if the players could identify who are the Disney Princesses in Therapy.
So it would be like, “This Princess suffers from depression due to her wicked stepmother and ugly stepsisters.”
While that is not one of the clues, press play and see if you get all of the answers correct, like the contestants and I did.
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Jeopardy has a spinoff on Prime Video that focuses on Pop Culture only. During a recent episode, Colin Jost asked the contestants about Thirst Traps.
That’s right, Saturday Night Live’s Thirst Trap was seeing if he could trap the Pop Culture Jeopardy contestant with good-looking celebrities. Did he do it? Nope. The contestant and I got all of them correct.
I know most people grew up on Disney, but I am a Nickelodeon girl. So, I thought the category From Disney to A-list on Celebrity Pop Jeopardy would be hard for me. But it wasn’t because I knew all but one of those answers due to the stars becoming A-list names. How well did you do?
I have been covering entertainment news and gossip for a really long time, so you would think I would remember which celebrities used to date, like Lenny Kravitz and Nicole Kidman. And you would be wrong.
How do I know this? Because Colin Jost asked the contestants on Pop Culture Jeopardy that very question. While they got all five clues correctly, I did not.
How did you do? And which celebrities do you remember dating that no one else does? I’ll start. Did you know that Jennifer Aniston and Charlie Schlatter dated when they played brother and sister on Ferris Bueller?
Jeopardy thought that the contestant would sink their teeth into the category The Cinematic Vampire, with Nosferatu’s Nicholas Hoult and Lily-Rose Depp asking the questions. However, they sucked, and not in a good way.
In their defense, that category was hard, and not in a good way.
