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Nothing turns me off more than having a special Jeopardy where it's just celebrities jerking each other off answering questions about other celebrities.
So many categories are about which actor did this, starred in this show, or also does this. It's like the more these guys know each other the better they will do on the show.
The questions are also rather simple. I will say no more than 15% of the questions are actually stumpers. I don't feel engaged at all with the celebrities when I keep answering a long with them when most of the questions are basic knowledge or hard not to know clues.
Lastly, did they run out of celebrities because so many of these "celebrities" just have 1 Netflix show that no one has heard of them or the show. When I said the celebrities jerk each other off, they did this constantly with the after break interviews always asking about what tv show/movie they are working on now and who they get to work with. Really? Just one time talk about them outside of Hollywood. Nope, they won't do it.
Only reason I give it 2 stars because there were a few select individuals who do seem out of their league compared to their opposition.
So many categories are about which actor did this, starred in this show, or also does this. It's like the more these guys know each other the better they will do on the show.
The questions are also rather simple. I will say no more than 15% of the questions are actually stumpers. I don't feel engaged at all with the celebrities when I keep answering a long with them when most of the questions are basic knowledge or hard not to know clues.
Lastly, did they run out of celebrities because so many of these "celebrities" just have 1 Netflix show that no one has heard of them or the show. When I said the celebrities jerk each other off, they did this constantly with the after break interviews always asking about what tv show/movie they are working on now and who they get to work with. Really? Just one time talk about them outside of Hollywood. Nope, they won't do it.
Only reason I give it 2 stars because there were a few select individuals who do seem out of their league compared to their opposition.
Some contestants were a little to much, and yes at times they could be childish, but I think the show is fun for thise who want it. Some people think jeopardy is just for super smart people, so its nice that they have celebs on. I think it should be renewed, but maybe moved to an earlier time slot. I do believe they coild find a different shoe to put on in prime time, or maybe move it to a Monday. I still think kts a great program, with a decent host, and okay contestants. So I look forward to seeing the show back this fall.
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Remember when SNL imagined Jeopardy with vapid, ignorant celebrities?
Well ABC straight up stole the idea.
Watch as millionaires stare blankly at the cameras when asked questions like "Who is buried in Grant's Tomb".
This is astonishingly bad.
The 30 minute format we all know and love is now a bloated affair, 30 minutes is now collectively spent between rounds as the host makes inane small talk with the dumbest contestants ever. You'll be yelling at your TV halfway through episode one.
None of these people know how to play the game, their wagers are a joke, "true daily doubles" almost never occur because they're all afraid to go big.
Also, was Mayim EVER interesting or charismatic?
She's pleasant enough but man is she a bore.
Triple Jeopardy is a nice touch though so there's that.
Well ABC straight up stole the idea.
Watch as millionaires stare blankly at the cameras when asked questions like "Who is buried in Grant's Tomb".
This is astonishingly bad.
The 30 minute format we all know and love is now a bloated affair, 30 minutes is now collectively spent between rounds as the host makes inane small talk with the dumbest contestants ever. You'll be yelling at your TV halfway through episode one.
None of these people know how to play the game, their wagers are a joke, "true daily doubles" almost never occur because they're all afraid to go big.
Also, was Mayim EVER interesting or charismatic?
She's pleasant enough but man is she a bore.
Triple Jeopardy is a nice touch though so there's that.
This sister show to "Jeopardy!" is a pale imitation, but it can be entertaining if you happen to like a particular celebrity contestant.
But the answers are easier than in regular "Jeopardy!". In fact, they are easier than the college and teen versions of the show.
The primary drawback is that the celebrity contestants, feeling self-conscious about their relative lack of knowledge, feel compelled to chat incessantly or make jokes throughout the game.
There is one thing I enjoy about this version: there is a Triple Jeopardy round with even higher valued squares, including more Daily Double squares.
But the answers are easier than in regular "Jeopardy!". In fact, they are easier than the college and teen versions of the show.
The primary drawback is that the celebrity contestants, feeling self-conscious about their relative lack of knowledge, feel compelled to chat incessantly or make jokes throughout the game.
There is one thing I enjoy about this version: there is a Triple Jeopardy round with even higher valued squares, including more Daily Double squares.
I watch every episode of Jeopardy. I love that show! This celebrity version is not that show. This celebrity version is an insult to Jeopardy fans everywhere. The regular Jeopardy has 61 questions over a1/2 hour. The celeb version has 3 rounds with a total of 91 questions over 1 hour. The questions are dumbed down, even in the third round. In the second episode the celebs made stupid comments between every question/answer. They were attempting to be funny. They were not. This show has no respect for the game. Mayim acts like she is hosting a party game in her living room. Of the first 6 celebs, only two could compete on the celebrity episodes that were hosted by Alex Trebek. This trash would not be on television if Alex were still with us. No season 2.
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