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I was really looking forward to this program. First episode was bad and the second even worse. Other than episode one's Simu Liu, everyone else can't really be called celebrities. Then, they're stupid as hell. Second episode I knew every single answer and they just stood there with blank looks on their faces. Plus, all the questions were extremely soft balls and yet they didn't answer or were wrong. They act like they're drunk and treat the program like an improv comedy show. I couldn't cancel it off my DVR recording list fast enough. Couldn't take another minute! What a dumpster fire of a miss!
Jeopardy is my version of doing crossword puzzles to sharpen my mind. This celebrity version is totally mindless. The questions are absolutely juvenile. I can easily answer almost every clue. It is as if it was designed for a twelve year old. It is such a dumbed down version of the real show. And, the so called celebs spend so much time trying to be cute and entertaining it is just annoying. These celebs are little known and are auditioning for affection and attention at the expense of the show. It is really sad to see people so desperate for attention.
I think it is a disgrace that Jeopardy approved this show. I know it can be better in time.
I think it is a disgrace that Jeopardy approved this show. I know it can be better in time.
Some contestants were a little to much, and yes at times they could be childish, but I think the show is fun for thise who want it. Some people think jeopardy is just for super smart people, so its nice that they have celebs on. I think it should be renewed, but maybe moved to an earlier time slot. I do believe they coild find a different shoe to put on in prime time, or maybe move it to a Monday. I still think kts a great program, with a decent host, and okay contestants. So I look forward to seeing the show back this fall.
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This sister show to "Jeopardy!" is a pale imitation, but it can be entertaining if you happen to like a particular celebrity contestant.
But the answers are easier than in regular "Jeopardy!". In fact, they are easier than the college and teen versions of the show.
The primary drawback is that the celebrity contestants, feeling self-conscious about their relative lack of knowledge, feel compelled to chat incessantly or make jokes throughout the game.
There is one thing I enjoy about this version: there is a Triple Jeopardy round with even higher valued squares, including more Daily Double squares.
But the answers are easier than in regular "Jeopardy!". In fact, they are easier than the college and teen versions of the show.
The primary drawback is that the celebrity contestants, feeling self-conscious about their relative lack of knowledge, feel compelled to chat incessantly or make jokes throughout the game.
There is one thing I enjoy about this version: there is a Triple Jeopardy round with even higher valued squares, including more Daily Double squares.
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" remains a reliably entertaining format. There's a certain thrill in watching contestants tackle trivia, and the show's structure mirrors the classic 'Jeopardy!' experience we all know and love. It's comfort television, really. The charitable aspect adds a nice touch, too. However, I've noticed a shift in the 2025 season that's left me a little puzzled, and frankly, the title 'Celebrity Jeopardy!' seems to be a bit of a misnomer this year. While I have the utmost respect for every contestant, it feels like the 'celebrity' quotient has dipped significantly. Where we used to see A-list actors, prominent athletes, and well-known figures, this season seems to feature a lot of... well, less recognizable individuals. It's not a matter of talent or intelligence; it's simply that the show's 'star power' feels diminished. It's a strange contrast. We're still getting the 'Jeopardy!' experience, but the buzz that comes with seeing big names compete is noticeably absent. I wonder if it's a matter of scheduling conflicts, budget constraints, or a deliberate shift in focus. Whatever the reason, it does take away from the overall excitement. To be clear, I'm not trying to be disrespectful to anyone who has appeared on the show. Everyone who appears on the show is a celebrity to someone, and they all are donating to good causes. It is just that the marketing of the show, and the expectations that have been set, are not being met. The title of the show itself, 'Celebrity Jeopardy!,' implies a level of recognizable stardom that simply isn't consistently present this season. Ultimately, 'Celebrity Jeopardy!' is still a fun watch, but I hope future seasons can recapture some of that old Hollywood magic, and perhaps reconsider the title if the current trend continues.
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