Jeopardy last night
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Grammatical error on Jeopardy last night. The shame!
Comments (10)I don't think most people would have noticed what you're pointing out, alisande. Grammar is dynamic, I know you know that. It happens often that an incorrect approach comes into frequent common usage and ultimately replaces an older form. Or becomes accepted as an alternative. The examples of this are too numerous to mention. Many of the changes that evolve from common usage result from the speech of less well educated people who use a phrase or structure incorrectly because they think what they're saying is correct. That spreads and can become the predominant practice....See MoreIf you watched Jeopardy last night . . .
Comments (35)I'm sure you're right, Walnut, but we're all entitled to our individual preferences. Her demeanor at the very end of the show did not draw me in, but today I watched Alex's interview with her (referenced by Rob above), and I found that a lot more appealing. I can't find a free source for watching Jeopardy episodes online. Anybody know of one?...See MoreWatching Jeopardy?
Comments (30)Yeah, I never really saw the appeal of Austin. He was a great player too, but most of the time I didn't find his antics that funny. Quirky for sure. Buzzy was ok. I was trying to remember the name of the champion who was always so serious looking and hardly ever smiled. Finally someone must have mentioned it because at the beginning of the program he'd put on this really fake smile for the camera. He was in the recent million dollar championship game....See MoreJeopardy last night ?...........
Comments (35)Alex has now said how much pain he was in, in the initial stages of treatment. He was writhing in pain in his dressing room then had to film the next show. He's also admitted that he has lost his hair and wears a wig. "And he now challenges the eagle-eyed Jeopardy! viewers to guess which episodes feature his real hair, and which ones are a wig. “On air I’m told that there were times when the hairpiece looked better than my real hair,” he said. “So we’ll see how people react to that.” Wow, what an amazing man, what strength....See More- 9 years ago
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