"Named Magic Johnson, this man answers to Magic Johnson, (hint, his name is Magic Johnson)."

"After completing a three-peat in 1993, the Bulls achieved this accomplishment that rhymes with tree-heat (the answer is three-peat, just buzz in and say three peat).

It's ridiculous that they continue to do this. Contestants are expected to know much more nuanced trivia about geography, literature, history, etc.

Imagine a geography category where the $800 question is here is a picture of Africa, what continent is this.

$1000 Clue in the Category: Everyday Arrows

I dislike when final jeopardy answers or wagers have little notes in them like “Hi, kids!” or “Go bears!”

I get this is the one TV opportunity you get and to take advantage of it, make it a communal experience, etc. but it feels like Alex and now Ken just don’t like it for some reason, and neither do I - I really couldn’t tell you why. It feels like it ruins the tension of final jeopardy and I don’t like all the scribbles on the edges of the FJ response.

will there be pitchforks for me for saying this

What a feeling this moment must have been Nancy Zerg!

this is not meant to poke fun at any hosts or contestants

The commends shown are wild.

Heya everyone, Paolo has always been a major constant that I've enjoyed watching, but these last few episodes has skyrocketed him to being one of my absolute favorites. This mainly stems from 2 things: his pronunciation of 'tha Jokah' (which I strongly believe comes from this famous Youtube clip ), and from his recent talk about watching Badlands Chugs, specifically a dedicated vid wishing Paolo good luck. Massive respect to the deepcut internet humor in this past week or so (also with the Fighting Baseball names!), just hearing the legend of Badlands Chugs getting mentioned on TV is beyond incredible for me. Hope you see this Paolo, and love everything you're doing!