Jeopardy

Sure, he didn't have to act it out, but kudos to him for doing it anyways. 

Perhaps the best winner in the history of Jeopardy leaves with a mere $5. 

It's stuff like this, the particular way Trebek puts so much effort into saying the word "genre" that makes us like him. Also because Alex Trebek can be savage.

In honor of Alex Trebek's heart-wrenching news about his ongoing battle with Pancreatic Cancer, we've pulled one of his most iconic, hilarious, and entertaining moments as the Jeopardy! Host, for everyone to reminisce on. We wish him nothing but strength and peace and grace in his battle. 

Wonder what this guy's basement looks like...

We've done a lot of Jeopardy! recently because funny stuff keeps happening on Jeopardy! This video is no excpetion. 

Lilly Chin, an MIT student on Jeopardy's college championship, shut down "Final Jeopardy" by declaring herself the "spiciest memelord." Honestly, if you come for the king, you best not miss. She didn't. 

All hail the spiciest memelord. 

Check out Lilly's ascent from Jeopardy contestent to the Spiciest Memelord.

I'm no expert on what is or isn't bae, but if Alex Trebek is rapping, does that make him "bae?"

Last night, during Jeopardy, Alex Trebek revealed one of the categories to be "Let's Rap, Kids," and the fact that he didn't turn his hat backwards and sit down on a chair A.C. Slater-style is a testament to his professionalism. Even more surprising, none of the contestants started vomiting. But did he become bae? 

There's a rap category on Jeopardy, and Alex Trebek's got BARS. pic.twitter.com/W5NGCBREdf

— Justin Ferguson (@JFergusonAU) February 21, 2017

Instead, we were treated to Alex Trebek reading Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Lil' Wayne, Drake, and Desiigner, which I think makes him bae. He did say, that "he's just getting into this rap thing," which definitely makes him bae. 

just in case u needed to hear alex trebek rapping kanye pic.twitter.com/5HJqObwHZW

— alyssa walker (@alyssawalkkerrr) February 21, 2017

I took Alex Trebek rapping on Jeopardy and did the only thing that felt right: Edit it to the music he was quoting. (🎥: @KennyDucey) pic.twitter.com/Tg8mxONBAj

— Mark (@tole_cover) February 21, 2017

There is exactly one famous hockey player. Two if you count Gordon Bombay from The Might Ducks. And that player is Wayne Gretzky.

So when you’re on Jeopardy, and Alex Trebek asks a question about hockey, don’t answer with players form other sports because that's probably wrong. Nay, that's definitely wrong. Let this video be a lesson to you.

Jeopardy! has been making quite a comeback in the past few months — what with Alex Trebeck rapping and calling his contestants losers and all. But last night, a contestant on Jeopardy!’s Teen Tournament took the gameshow back for the players.

During "Final Jeopardy!," the contestant, Sabrina, didn't stumble when she didn't know the answer. Instead, she shut Jeopardy! down with an Internet-ready response worth all the Daily Doubles in the world. 

Her response to the answer “Roughly half the size of Texas, it's the largest structure made by living creatures and can even be seen from space” was...

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Forget that the answer is "The Great Barrier Reef" because this is all that matters now. 

And the crowd went wild:

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Your move, Trebek.

Losing Jeopardy by $300 is not easy to take on TV.