Hoosier_Vol
Vol Stuck in B1G 10 Hell
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I think James would be a great choice.
Ben Stein wouldn’t be bad, you need someone that isn’t going to make it about themselves and Jeopardy presents itself as a bit more austere than other game shows. I think Alex is a great host because he doesn’t get in the way and to me growing up it seemed like he was smart enough to know most of the answers. So a thinking man’s game with an intelligent person hosting. I hope identity politics don’t pollute the selection but they probably will. Maybe Alex will make a statement that he’s been a trans lesbian Pacific Islander this whole time.
I can’t relax, I’m so infuriated all the time wondering how NBC will screw up this show with their SJW agenda.For God's sakes, can we talk about the next Jeopardy host without everybody weighing in on how much they bemoan pushes for inclusion? People cry about this **** so much that the complaining has become more unbearable than the actual problem. We gotta hear the complaints (multiple ITT) and it's not even an issue in this case.
Relax. It's a show for old white people. They're not going to rock the boat. They'll find someone that fits the brand
My money is on James
Definitely possible, especially given that Brad hasn't actually played James yet. My assumption was based on Brad consistently usurping Ken and my perceived superiority of Ken's knowledge base relative to that of James.
In any event, I'm glad that ABC approached Jeopardy! about this quickly so that Alex would be able to host this challenge.
You made an analogy of Jeopardy strategy and contestants to a hot dog eating contest. You get a like.I feel like James is the Kobiyashi of Jeopardy. He's not the most talented, but his methods are superior. The problem with Kobiayshi is his methods could easily be copied by Joey Chestnut, who is more talented. James' tactics can easily be copied by Ken and Brad. He can still beat them, because everybody is rolling the dice more and that can create wonky results, but I believe they have more talent.