Anyone see the Jeopardy episode from today, July 11th? Last 2 categories were 'Shaka' and 'When the walls fell.'
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Yeah, I noticed that and recognized the reference. I don't think Trebek commented on where it came from, did he?
Images, in case someone wanna see 'em...
http://io9.gizmodo.com/cheers-to-whoever-snuck-in-that-star-trek-reference-on-1796851589?IR=T
http://io9.gizmodo.com/cheers-to-whoever-snuck-in-that-star-trek-reference-on-1796851589?IR=T
No; Trebek didn't comment on the reference. Then again, the only way to explain it to anybody who hadn't seen the episode would be to explain it to death.
I didn't see it myself until fairly late last night: Tuesday evening, while it was being aired, I was walking up the hill to my first Hollywood Bowl concert of the summer (Dudamel conducting an all-ballet-music program, with four dance soloists, in front of a surprisingly heavy turnout).
I didn't see it myself until fairly late last night: Tuesday evening, while it was being aired, I was walking up the hill to my first Hollywood Bowl concert of the summer (Dudamel conducting an all-ballet-music program, with four dance soloists, in front of a surprisingly heavy turnout).
Jeopardy loves to do that. In one episode of Jeopardy last year they used three different categories that Sean Connery hilariously mispronounced on SNL's 'Celebrity Jeopardy'.
Either I missed that one, or it went over my head. Did Alex duplicate the mispronunciations? Did they "creatively misspell" the category names in order to force mispronunciation?
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