Pop Culture Jeopardy!

Oh, come on, it's just a light fluffy show and I love it. I'll watch it sometimes when I eat lunch or whatever, it's got a nice even upbeat pace without being too over the top.

Hosting this thing is not easy, and I think Colin Jost is doing a fantastic job.

Is it perfect - no, but what is perfect? For me it's the perfect thing when I just need to turn my brain off for 15 minutes from the badness and madness that is happening around me. And I don't underestimate the value of that.

It takes an episode or two for them to really hit their stride, and it also took me an episode or two to get used to it. But once I was, I fell in love.

The second quarterfinal show was so amazing that I was buzzing afterwards.

I really hope they keep making these - I think it could become as popular for streaming as regular Jeopardy. My friends are obsessed with it and we tell everyone we can to watch it. I think if they keep making episodes, it will find its audience.

Check it out if you just want some marshmallow in your life.

I have watched all six episodes, so I truly gave it a good shot. It's not really something I'm going to continue watching. Unfortunately the hosts jokes are neither funny, or endearing, or entertaining. He's too over the top. We already have countless game shows that are insanely over the top that you can't even watch it, but that's the state of our society, people no longer know what is over the top and ridiculous. The thing I like about the original Jeopardy is that has always been more sophisticated and , and people are behaving in a well-mannered way. I get that this is a lot more fun to a different population. In fact, if I play trivia myself I like the pop trivia, music or movie trivia the best. There's just a spark that is missing, and without that spark it makes this show just a bit dull.

Let's see.....Where to begin.

1) The host is LAME, he has the charisma of a comatose patient.

2) The team format is stupid, feels like the show can't decide if it wants to be Jeopardy or Family Feud. And just like Family Feud, most of the contestants are unlikeable. So it's difficult to root for anyone.

3) Most of the trivia (and the overall feel of the show) is catered to a Gen Z audience. I could easily see this version of Jeopardy being added to the already horrendous programming on MTV or E!

To put it simply. After suffering through five episodes, I had enough. As a big fan of trivia, I'd rather play Trivial Pursuit by myself, than sit through another episode of this drek.

Put that in your Daily Double.

I know there are many versions of Jeopardy separate from the main Jeopardy, but this version of Jeopardy, Pop Culture Jeopardy, is perfect for fans of pop culture alike!

Pop Culture Jeopardy is the perfect Jeopardy show I would be watching on Prime Video!

I remember watching the first few episodes one month ago, and I know every pop culture topic from movies / TV / gaming / music / celebrities / etc.

I really hope Pop Culture Jeopardy gets renewed for multiple seasons because this one is a must-watch Jeopardy show for pop culture buffs alike!

When I was in Westfield High School, I was in a class entitled Pop Culture Class for 12th grade (senior year) and I knew I would be a pop culture buff.

Highly recommend this show!

Having the dynamic of three teams with three players each means you can have more human to human interactions in the show. Colin's little jokes, and everyone taking it in good fun, really makes it such a positive space. Polycules, couples and friends, even returning Jeopardy contestants, it's just fun. With everything going on in the world, having this fun escape is just that: Fun. I've gone full games only knowing four answers but the way it all goes down is just so entertaining that I don't care.

Also. Legitimately. There have been some ridiculous comebacks. One's you can't help but cheer for while going, "Oh noooo! What!!? What?!" Just good. Wonderful content.

As I've now read some of the negative reviews, allow me to add some extra bits: Pop Culture is a vast category. Pop Culture trivia games at bars regularly have teams, this is just an extension of that niche. It does not but mean there aren't still people who know plenty of historical facts. Further still, if one thinks Colin is 'over-the-top', then I'd like to suggest watching game shows from either Japan or Mexico to receive better context for what 'over-the-top' actually entails.