Jeopardy

Ken Nordine was born on January 19, 1920, in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

In 1966 he started hosting the high school quiz show, Reach for the Top. In 1970 he hosted a Canadian television show called Jackpot!. Later shows included High Rollers - Host (NBC, 1974-1976, 1978-1980)and The $128,000 Question(1977-1978) Even after becoming the host of Jeopardy he was the host of a number of other game shows including Classic Concentration, Super Jeopardy, and To Tell The Truth, He even hosted the Wheel of Fortune show on April Fool's Day in 1997 as a substitute host while Pat Sajak and Vanna White were contestants.

He def wears a toupee. Way back during OJ Simpson trial working for court TV he had the worst rug. Then he got more successful msnbc etc. his hair came back with amazing toupees. Specially with grey so it looks very Natural His dad is completely bald.

Alex Trebek when to college at the University of Ottawa

The original host of Jeopardy! was Art Fleming. He helmed the podium from 1964-1975 and again from 1978-1979 with both versions airing on NBC.

No his father was a Ukrainian-Canadian immigrant

Alex Cora is 35 years old (birthdate: October 18, 1975).

Yes according to the related link he has a degree in Philosophy from the University of Ottawa

Jeopardy with Alex Trebek began Episode 1 of Season 1 on Monday, September 10, 1984. The first winner was Greg Hopkins who won $8400. He returned the next game, Tuesday, September 11, however, in the Final Jeopardy Round all 3 contestants wagered everything and no one responded correctly so there was a three-way tie of $0. They each won consolation prizes (Greg received his previous earnings + the consolation prize) and three new contestants played on Wednesday, September 12, 1984.

He was born on July 22, 1940 in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

Category: U.S. Top-Selling Albums

The bestselling album of all time by a female is a 20 million seller by this woman who started singing at age 8 in Ontario.

Answer: Who is Shania Twain?

Alex Trebek does not run Jeopardy. He is only the Host. On a TV show the are a few people at least more important to the show than the Host. They are the ones who actually come up an get the awards when a show is honored. To get back to your question Alex Trebek started hosting Jeopardy in 1984 and it is in the 27th season.

Art Fleming was the host of the original Jeopardy gameshow that ran from 1964 - 1975 during the day. Due to flagging ratings because of its poor daytime time slot, the show was taken off the air after the 1975 season. In 1978, it was resurrected as The All-New Jeopardy again with Art Fleming as its host and again airing during the day. It only lasted one season. The first Jeopardy with Alex Trebek as host was aired on September 10, 1984 in its present evening time slot.

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This was a Saturday rerun and "Youth Group" was the final puzzle. The June 26 2010 Episode had an Original Air Date November 11 2008 and is one of Wheel of Fortune last season (26) encore episodes that are only shown on Saturdays or Sundays depending on the local Station.

When season 28 begins episodes from this season (27) that have not appeared during the summer months will be shown during the Saturday encore broadcasts. The Puzzles for the original episode can be found under the related link.

(The answer for Friday, June 25, 2010 was "Top Drawer".)

Seinfeld debuted in 1989 under the series original title the Seinfeld chronicles.

No, he did do his schooling in a Jesuit school. He completed his graduation in 1958 from Toronto's Malvern Collegiate Institute and then completed degree in philosophy from the University of Ottawa.

The Tonight Show has had five different talk show hosts. These include Steve Allan and Johnny Carson who is the best known and longest serving of the hosts.

Johnny Gill is 51 years old (birthdate May 22, 1966).

Yes, he died of stage IV pancreatic cancer on November 8, 2020.

During Final Jeopardy, Alex Trebek stands by the monitor and reads the answer off of a colorful card that says 'Final Jeopardy'.

Throughout the show though, he looks down at a stand in front of him. I am unsure whether he is reading the correct answers off of a computer screen or a physical card/ paper- but he does have a pen in his hand and you can observe him making corrections here and there.

Prior to taping, Alex goes over all of the clues and the correct responses with the producers and the writing staff to firm up any possible problems with the material that is going to be played on taping day. Alex will also makes notes on his copies of the game material so that he knows what words in a clue to stress and also noting any possible alternate responses that may have come up during his meetings with the writers and producers. Any additional information that is mentioned on a particular clue after a response is given is usually written on his copies of the material by the writers.

On Alex Trebek's lectern, there is a small flat screen monitor that displays the clue that a contestant has selected.

As for the card that Alex has during final Jeopardy. The card that he holds has the final jeopardy category, clue, and the correct response including any possible alternate responses that the writers and/or researchers may have found that would be acceptable. He also has handwritten on the bottom of the card, the contestants score going into final jeopardy, the amount of that contestant's wager, and what their score would be if the response that the contestant has written should be either correct or incorrect. The noting of the scoring data is there so that if a contestant does make somewhat of an oddball wager, he can quickly announce the score without having to wait for operator of the scoring machine to change it on the contestant's lectern.

As far as what he is "writing", he is only crossing out the clues that are already been selected so that he does not reread it in error.

The personal assets of Alex Trebek, the annual Salary from Jeopardy, along with his Tax records, actual income from investments and all other sources have not been made public by Alex Trebek.

Salary: Rumoured to be in the $10-million range (reported in 2003 as in the 6 million dollar range). With 25 years of a large salary Alec Trebek must make as much or more income from investments of past earnings, Add to that any income from the showing of older episodes. But the bottom line is that all of the income estimates about Alex Trebek are just that, estimates without any knowledge of the actual figures.

The guesses are not even intelligent, years ago the star of the Good Wife reportedly turned down 25 million for a three year contract on ER to be part of a large cast. Late night host Conan got that much for not doing the show after Jay Leno came back. Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune are the highest rated syndicated shows on TV and the 3 Stars are supposed to make less than that. The best estimate would be still in the eight figures range, just not the very beginning of it.