2020 has been a long, heavy year. And while these final months are finally showing a light on the horizon, in multiple fronts, the second week of November brought some sad news, regarding the death of yet another iconic figure: Alex Trebek, of Jeopardy fame.
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Read MoreOn November 8, 2020, Jeopardy!'s intrepid host, Alex Trebek, passed away due to complications from stage IV pancreatic cancer. Though he can never truly be replaced, here’s Alex Trebek’s tongue-in-cheek pick to be the next Jeopardy! host.
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Read MoreHowever, while it's hard to argue that Jeopardy! was Trebek's signature role, and there was certainly no gig that could have ever gotten Trebek to leave his Jeopardy! duties, there's one other game show he would have loved to host.
Read MoreYou can judge a lot about a man by his taste in movies, and Trebek's picks certainly suggest that he really was the classy intellectual we always presumed him to be.
Read MoreHere's a hint: The truth is out there.
Read MoreWell before Alex Trebek became famous for hosting Jeopardy, he was ... well, hosting other game shows, actually. Here are some you might have never heard of before.
Read MorePop-cultural icon that he is, Trebek has appeared in dozens of similar cameos, but this one is unique as it will likely mark the host's final on-screen appearance.
Read MoreThe late Alex Trebek has become so synonymous with Jeopardy!, in fact, that many may not remember his appearance on a classic television series.
Read MoreOn Sunday, November 8, 2020, Alex Trebek, who hosted the celebrated quiz show Jeopardy! for 36 years, passed away from pancreatic cancer. When news of Trebek's death broke, people of all walks of life expressed their sadness at the loss of one of the most familiar faces on television.
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Read MoreAppropriately enough considering the source material, some fans are now thinking they might be able to find a new sleeve for the series by following the model of another once-cancelled sci-fi series: Amazon's The Expanse.
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