Author: Derrick Murray

If you’re anything like me, “Jeopardy!” is a staple of most weeknights. The passing of Alex Trebek left a huge hole in both the show and the hearts of fans. He fronted the show for 36 years, and became an integral part of the show and our television screens. To keep the show alive, Jeopardy has been choosing from a select group of high profile guest hosts to take up the mantle each week, with notable names like quarterback and celebrity show winner Aaron Rodgers, Ken Jennings, Katie Couric, and fan favorite LeVar Burton to name a few. But now,…

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