Works for me. They are both good.Another article with a few more details:
‘Jeopardy!’: Mayim Bialik, Ken Jennings Will Keep Splitting Host Duties
His is still saying hosting Jeopardy for Ken, but these shows were tapped a few months ago.Does Johnny Gilbert still call Mayim "the host of Jeopardy," and say that Ken is "hosting Jeopardy"?
Nope, he said that Jennings was a former champion and now hosting the show. I’m assuming it’ll change next season, but so far it’s been consistent that he’s hosting as opposed to the host.Michael Strahan, host of "Pyramid" (yes, football players can be hosts) called Ken the host of "Jeopardy".
I suspect it's also because they couldn't find a suitable full time host. Remember Ken isn't able to do it full time either as he has his own thing going. So if Sony is going to accommodate one host because of her other commitment, I'm sure they're letting Ken do the same as well.I wonder if Sony is just waiting until Mayim is no longer committed to her sitcom before making her the full-time permanent host. When I saw Kall Me Kat was renewed again, I had hoped this meant she'd be out of the running for the permanent host, but Sony is really bending over backward to accommodate her.
I think this may be the most frivolous reason to hate on a contestant ever... that they activate their home spying device. Maybe a few more of those Burger King whopper commercials need to happen.I am so glad Alexa lost tonight. i was initially rooting for her as I'm a sucker for female Electrical Engineers, but with the way my Echo kept trying to respond every time Ken called on her, I am glad she's gone.
Well, he didn't say one of the hosts.Nope, he said that Jennings was a former champion and now hosting the show. I’m assuming it’ll change next season, but so far it’s been consistent that he’s hosting as opposed to the host.
What is this other gig that Ken supposedly has that's preventing him from doing Jeopardy! full time? He's no longer one of the Chasers on The Chase, if that's what you're referring to. And the J! taping is only a couple days every other week, so it would be fairly easy to work around if someone wanted to do so.I suspect it's also because they couldn't find a suitable full time host. Remember Ken isn't able to do it full time either as he has his own thing going. So if Sony is going to accommodate one host because of her other commitment, I'm sure they're letting Ken do the same as well.
Mike was the producer back during the original announcement and was supposed to be full time host with Mayim doing specials which was fine as Mike was already full time, and Mayim had outside commitments. But we know what happened there. It seems the latest press release implies both will share the hosting duties. I doubt Mayim will do specials only and Ken the main role as neither is able to do it full time. It will probably remain like this with both of them hosting the specials depending on availability. Both have outside commitments but there seems to be reasonable coverage should either take on something else.
I'm guessing the main point is, well, deal with it. Ken can't host full time, like Mayim can't either, and since this season basically worked itself out just fine, it seems silly to change it up. And I'm sure neither is willing to commit full time either.
For the regular season it's 230 episodes annually, so at 2 days of 5 shows per week, they do 23 weeks of taping.What is this other gig that Ken supposedly has that's preventing him from doing Jeopardy! full time? He's no longer one of the Chasers on The Chase, if that's what you're referring to. And the J! taping is only a couple days every other week, so it would be fairly easy to work around if someone wanted to do so.
Yes, like I said, it's two days of taping, every other week. So it's 2 work days out of every 10 work days. And then several weeks off in the summer and likely in December as well. Basically, there's no other gig that Ken Jennings has that would prevent him from becoming the full-time host of J!. If he has another "job," he would definitely quit it to become the full-time host. But since he's no longer on The Chase, the only "job" that I know of that he has is working as a consulting producer for J!, which would surely not prevent him from taking the host duties.For the regular season it's 230 episodes annually, so at 2 days of 5 shows per week, they do 23 weeks of taping.