While most celebrities only get one category about themselves on Jeopardy. Taylor Swift is not like other celebrities.
Therefore, the game show titled all five categories with things related to the singer. There were four categories named in honor of her songs: Love Story, Our Song, Bad Blood, Shake It Off, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, and the last one was a play on her Eras tour, The Errors Tour.
What was under the categories had nothing to do with the future Mrs. Jason Kelce. However, Swifties still rejoiced that she is so loved.
BTW I wonder how Swift’s friend Emma Stone would’ve done with those five categories.
Emma Stone said that she wants to be on Jeopardy (the mothership, not the celebrity one), and she applies every year to be on the show. However, they never call her.
Yesterday, when Ken Jennings was on Good Morning America, he had a message for this year’s Oscar nominee.
“I understand you are a fan of the show. I understand, like me, you try our for Jeopardy regularly,” the host said. “I just want to encourage you. I want you to keep studying. I want you to be the one who breaks my record on Jeopardy, 75 straight games. Good luck!”
Could you imagine if that happened? They would break the television.
Emma Stone is a celebrity, but that doesn’t mean she wants to be on Celebrity Jeopardy.
She told Variety that she wants to be on OG Jeopardy. “I apply every June,” the actress said. “I don’t want to go on ‘Celebrity Jeopardy.’ I want to earn my stripes. You can only take the test once a year with your email address, and I’ve never gotten on the show. I watch it every single night and I mark down how many answers I get right. I swear, I could go on ‘Jeopardy.’”
Maybe it is because I hated The Curse so much. But she needs to get over herself. Smarter actors have done Celebrity Jeopardy, and it was good enough for them.
Pop culture is always hit or miss on Jeopardy. But when it comes to ’80s musicians, the contestants aced that category. So are you Jeopardy Smart when it comes to ’80s No. 1 Hitmakers?
We know that Les Nessman worked at WKRP, Homer Simpson works at The Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, and that George Jefferson owned Jefferson Cleaners. But do you know who worked at the Sunshine Cab Company?
That is what Jeopardy wanted to see if the contestants knew with the TV Comedies by Workplace category.
Can you do better than they did? I did! But I am a TV junkie, so categories like this make me Jeopardy Smart!
