I’ve written it on my calendar, too! But, since I pay less attention to my calendar these days, I’m setting an alarm on my phone, too.

"Jeopardy" is a part of popular culture that has served to unite the nation -- like "I Love Lucy" and other TV programs with wide appeal. Are there other things? Maybe sports? You'd think that something like Covid-19 would be more *unifying*! What happened?

I wish I'd seen the ABC special. Here's something from a CNN email this morning: When the producers of "Jeopardy" announced Trebek's death, they also revealed that he produced new episodes of the game show up until the end of October, just a week and a half ago. Cabrera asked Richards: "Did you know it was going to be the last?" Richards said no, but "he was in pain and we knew it. He'd had surgery. I couldn't believe he was already back from the surgery that he'd had just two weeks before that. I had chills the entire tape day. That first show of that final week, which is, unbelievably, [scheduled to air] the week of Christmas, he gives a speech talking about togetherness, how important family is, and it will resonate even more now. It was so beautiful." Richards added, "He was at the top of his game, even though clearly he was very ill."

I hadn’t seen Faber before and thought he was a fine Jeopardy host. I hope he doesn’t have ”a history”. I’d like to see him as permanent host. eld, so right. Does anyone NOT have a history of some kind?