For a gameshow host, he makes an excellent QB.

I think this guy *licks lips* this guy could be pretty good at football

@@JonSmith-hk1bq On the other hand- as a HOF (future) QB he is being an excellent game show host. Aaron Rodgers is not going to QB forever, so that's a sweet deal.

LaVar Burton also wants the job. He'd be cheaper and he has a petition.

@@mholtebeck Meh. I was trying to be nice, but you guys are kidding yourselves. He's perfectly fine for guest hosting for a week, but, from the sample we've seen this week, Aaron's got to work on his monotone delivery if he's ever going the MC any gameshow. Or work in a broadcast booth for that matter.

Aw stop it no he's not it's like watching paint dry be objective

Unless Jeopardy likes him better, they should name the new host Ken Jennings

Interesting. I think he’s quite awkward in the role. He doesn’t seem in command of the content. To me, the best post-Alex host was Mike Richards...by far.

He seems really wooden. I honestly thought Ken Jennings was much better.

@@jg-2900 You're kind of correct, but it's a tie between him & Aaron.

Aaron will always be a guest host but Ken Jennings is the future permanent host for this job.

He was saying he could Play in the NFL and still host full time

@@13luckyzombie realistically he could

It’s a joke but coming from a cheese head, this comment was actually pretty funny 😂

Don't worry, with or without Rodgers the Packers will still beat the Lions. Or, the Lions will find ways to lose.

Vikings fan here, can confirm.

Then why is it when they do a poll of the guest host he's at the bottom I think but delirious he's not good it's like watching paint dry

Thats when someone replies you shut that dirty little mouth and be silent 😂

Nah i don't think so, because if it wasn't Aaron it would've been some random person that nobody knows about. Plus I'm pretty sure that somebody on the set tells the contestants who he is

He is , by far, the best!!! So laid- back and respectful.

He could also be known as “the guy from the State Farm commercials”

I'll admit that I thought Animal Farm and then realized it said American and realized it could not be right, lol

I thought the same thing when I saw their answers. Another example of why you always have to keep the category in mind when playing.

@@ryancalhoun2910 I think they probably knew, but just wanted to put something down.

Yeah I thought that was odd too. Not that I got it right, I was thinking Watership Down. lol It didn't occur to me till later that it must have been written by someone English.

Aaron is the best. He has almost the same calm voice trebek had. Imagine as he gets older

Jennings was horrible

I didn't like his mousey voice.

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Not an Aaron Rodgers fan on the field because he's been whooping the Bears ass for his entire career!

Its definitely not the former

Let me guess, you also read this in English class?

Lol.... I thought it was Three 19!! Maybe it's Green 19!!

Hut hut!

YOU. You have the perfect look...

After he retires from GBP

@@lindakorbel6018 retires?!!! Retirement is such a dirty word, lol.

The rabbit part of the clue threw me off too. Was tricky if you didn't remember the rabbits on the farm part

@@CharlesLumia rabbits were literally a main part of Of Mice and Men

1930s were literally Great Depression era writers, the main one being Steinbeck He has a handful of novellas tortilla flat, the pearl and of mice and men. The only one to mention rabbits, being integral to the story, is of mice and men.

I agree!! Hes amazing

WITHOUT A DOUBT!

Le Var Burton has been interested in doing Jeopardy for a while now. He would be perfect. Imagine all his fans from Reading Rainbow & Star Trek. He would be such an inspiration to minority viewers. Has there ever been a minority game show host in the U S?

I would love to see him grow. Remember when Alex started no one like him

The key here is "novella." Of Mice and Men is short, Grapes of Wrath is great but it's really long lol

I never even thought of Steinbeck. My first thought was "Watership Down."

@@jackdelorenzo8498 Same, but I also knew that it was published in the 1970s, not the ‘30s...and Richard Adams (like George Orwell) is British, not American.

@@Sharky165 I had just realized they were decades apart.

@@jackdelorenzo8498 Yep, it can be tough in the 15 seconds (or whatever Final Jeopardy’s timespan is) given to “reason out” the answer if you don’t know it right away. The “Rabbit” series of books by John Updike (who is American) also crossed my mind for a couple seconds, but those too were written much later than the ‘30s, and they weren’t literally about 🐰 🤣

I’d say the only person better would be ken Jennings

@@lampini after the twitter incident Ken Jennings is done. Give it to eminem or Justin Bieber...

@@Harlem55 what Twitter incident

@@lampini You seriously haven't heard about it? I supposeTHIS will spell it out for you???... www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/ken-jennings-apologizes-for-unartful-and-insensitive-past-tweets The one thing about Alex Trebek was that he NEVER a single time made a rude or uncolorful comment, and NEVER a single time made a fool out of himself in public. For that reason, having Ken Jennings hosting the show was a real insult to Alex's legacy and tradition.

@@Natearl13 Has already said that has willing to do both

2/3 also named a book written in the 40s. Ugh....

I'm not sure why so many have this opinion? I think he has been very dull and boring. He must be putting people to sleep!

@@bjgentry nah, just you, he’s been amazing

@@bjgentry I really didn't know who he was before he was hosting Jeopardy, as I don't watch football, but he was very good.

@@bjgentry He’s appeared more comfortable as the week went on, and ultimately the focus of the week has been on the answers/questions, the players, and the game. I don’t watch to see the host put on a show; I watch for the game. Obviously, with years of experience and talent, Trebek found the perfect spots to inject his own personality, but those moments were really a small percentage of the content of the show. Trebek’s biggest asset was always his respect for the game and its integrity; the game is the heart of the show. Rodgers has the same respect for the game and isn’t making himself the star of the show - the game is the star. (Also, and I don’t mean this disrespectfully, but there were plenty of times when Trebek came off as condescending to players; attempts at humor can walk a fine line, and particularly years ago there where times when Trebek’s jokes came at the players’ expense. This decreased over the years and Trebek showed his gracious side far more than his sarcastic side, which served him well and I believe was a truer reflection of his character than the condescension. But I guess my point is that I appreciate a guest host showing humility in his stint, and Rodgers has done that despite being the biggest star to host this far.)