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Jeopardy Host Alex Trebek Injured After Chasing Burglar

Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek is on crutches after he snapped his Achilles tendon while trying to foil a burglary attempt, ABC's San Francisco affiliate reports.

Trebek, 71, also injured his other leg when he...  read full article

Ken Jennings talks about the events that turned him into a game show champion.
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Posted: 10/7/2011
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For the first time, America s Favorite Quiz Show, JEOPARDY! , comes to the Wii and Nintendo DS. The video game based on TV s No. 2 syndicated game show is voiced by host Alex Trebek and comes to life with an authentic show set that includes lights, cameras and a live studio audience. Inviting up to three players to compete with each other and represented by their favorite Mii character, participants test their knowledge in Jeopardy!, Double Jeopardy! and Final Jeopardy! rounds by providing responses to the clues provided. The Wii Speak technology can also be utilized to verbally respond to the clues, as well as the handwriting recognition technology on the DS version. Additionally, the Clue Crew will make a cameo in the game to present contestants with visual clues. In addition to the main gameplay, participants can play the commercial break mini-games to unlock new, trendy outfits for their Mii characters. The JEOPARDY! video game includes a comprehensive tracking system that stores the players statistics, such as number of wins and fastest response time.
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Jeopardy Host Alex Trebek Injured After Chasing Burglar

Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek is on crutches after he snapped his Achilles tendon while trying to foil a burglary attempt, ABC's San Francisco affiliate reports.

Trebek, 71, also injured his other leg when he... read more

Funny or Die Takes Home Top Honor at Webby Awards

Funny or Die was the big winner at Monday night's Webby Awards where it was honored as Webby Film and Person of the Year.

Accepting the award were co-founders Adam McKay and Chris Henchy with Will Ferrell joining via video. Together the group went way beyond the five-word acceptance speech limit with Ferrell adding a haiku.

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Scripps Spelling Bee Champ Sets Her Sights on Jeopardy!

The third time proved to be the charm for Sukanya Roy, the 14-year-old eighth-grader from South Abington Township, Pa., who won the 84th Scripps National Spelling Bee Thursday. Her winning word? Cymotrichous, which means wavy hair. "It felt amazing! I couldn't believe I won," Roy tells TVGuide.com. "I was so excited. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity." Literally — champions cannot compete again and eighth grade is the last year of eligibility. "But even if I could compete again, I'm not sure I would because ...
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Matt's TV Week in Review

Because social and personal (Happy Valentine's Day!) obligations kept me away from the TV more than usual this week, I'm going to boil down this week's wrap-up to my version of a "Hot Topics" list, with a few odds and ends thrown in for fun.

OF IBM AND MEN: Man your buzzer if you really thought either Ken Jennings or Brad Rutter could topple supercomputer Watson on Jeopardy! in that fascinating three-part exhibition stunt. I got more caught up in seeing what Watson didn't know or how it was misinterpreting clues — including the first Final Jeopardy, which somehow led Watson to... read more

Top Moments: The Good Wife Goes to Bat and The Bachelor Goes Radio Silent

Our top moments of the week:

11. Second Most Egg-cellent Entrance:
Mocking Lady Gaga's Grammys egg arrival, Conan O'Brien opens his talk show by busting out of an Egg Beaters carton. "That's my entrance with zero cholesterol," he says. Now, dare he wear a condom-inspired outfit as well?

10. Not a Fame Monster Award: But not everyone goes gaga for Lady Gaga. On 60 Minutes, the pop star tries to show... read more

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Premise: The classic thinking person's answer-and-question quiz, developed by Merv Griffin, first aired as an NBC daytime series in the 1960s, but its popularity really boomed in early-evening first-run syndication. `Jeopardy!' has also spawned offshoots, including the limited-run 1990 ABC series `Super Jeopardy!' (which featured champions from the syndicated show), and VH1's 1998 `Rock 'n' Roll Jeopardy!' (hosted by Jeff Probst).

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