jeopardy

Which of these is not a real rapper?

Alex Trebek. Who is the person who wishes this clip never got out?

While the phrase "I'll take Megadeth for 200, Alex" may never be heard on Jeopardy, the legendary act's frontman was referenced on the long-running game show.

Ever wonder why the Internet was invented? Well, we've got an answer for you.

If we ever get on 'Jeopardy!' but don't know the final answer, we hope we have the guts (and charm) to go out like Ari here.

It sure is fun watching Alex Trebek make a fool of himself on "Jeopardy!"

Longtime 'Jeopardy' host Alex Trebek has a way with words ... or, at least, as Conan O'Brien imagines it, he has a way with saying his words. Trebek's consistent cadence makes it incredibly easy for Conan to splice together the game-show host's clues into a parody video of absolute gibberish, accompanied by a pack of slack-jawed contestants. Funny, right?

Answer: This 'Jeopardy!' contestant has used game theory to rack up four straight wins with a style that annoys some traditional viewers.

Anyone who tells you spelling isn't important is wrong.

If you don't watch 'Jeopardy!,' then you don't know that Alex Trebek can be a just a *touch* condescending to the contestants. Although to be fair, it's hard not to come across as condescending when you're basically telling people they're wrong over and over again for half an hour.

Looks can be deceiving. He make looks like your typical nerd wearing glasses and a sweater vest, but he's apparently a freak in the bedroom to know what a 'Donkey Punch' is.

Barely graduating high school, people are never surprised when I open my mouth and innuendos come out, followed by a little filth. It's to be expected, I suppose. This lady, who is smart enough to be a contestant on Jeopardy, should be held to a higher standard, and embarrassed by the first thing that came to her mind...