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I have faithfully watched Jeopardy since Art Fleming was host. I was still loyal to him when Alex Trekek took over but it didn't take long to warm up to his natural charm and ability. After his passing, and numerous guest hosts, there was only one that could come close to filling Mr Trebek's shoes. That person was Executive producer Mike Richards, who was unfairly railroaded after comments he made in the past, which he regretted. Unfortunately, it's easier to forgive a murderer than someone that says something you don't like.Every other person they sampled failed miserably. Ken Jennings is as exciting as stale saltine crackers, and does a poor job of hiding his superiority complex. Mayim's forte is scripted comedy and is not suited to hosting, which is a much harder task since there are no multiple takes to get it right. Everything from the type of questions to the hosting has made this show unwatchable. It should be cancelled before it permanently destroys the legacy of it's former self

What a crapfest! I almost want to divulge the "surprise" ending to spare humanity from watching this movie. The women in this movie are such unbearable, toxic, B's, that the true disappointment in this movie is that there were any survivors. This movie seems like a loosely based, dumbed down, terrible remake of Agatha Christie's "And then there were none" movie of 1945 and it's 60's remake called "Ten Little Indians", both of which are far superior movies. For a comedic twist on this movie watch 1985's "Clue". Pete Davidson being in this movie should have tipped me off, but I didn't think an accomplished actor like Lee Pace would be in a flaming turd movie like this one. If you insist on watching this movie after reading this review, you deserve what you get, prepare to groan.