jeopardy

Contestants on game shows are usually known for one of two things: being really good at the game or being terrible at it. This woman, though, falls into neither category.

As you come home after a long day at work and turn on your TV, it seems like game shows are almost always on. But given the choice, which one would you like to win big on?

If we ever get on 'Jeopardy!' but don't know the final answer, we hope we have the guts (and charm) to go out like Ari here.

Alex Trebek, Rhyme Spitter? Rap God? MC? Oh yeah he was, at least during one 'Jeopardy' category on tonight's (Jan. 6) episode. But we won't quite suggest that Eminem move over just yet.

Because of her high profile relationships and whirl wind romances a lot of jokes have been created at Taylor Swift's expense and now the game show Jeopardy! has gotten in on the action by posting a clue during the game poking fun at her where she is the answer to the question.

Finally, 'Jeopardy!' gets entertaining! Who would've thought that one of the best 'Final Jeopardy!' moments to ever grace the stage would come from not a scholar or professor, but a teenager? Leonard Cooper -- the recent 'Jeopardy!' Teen Tournament winner -- gave host Alex Trebek, his fellow contestants and the audience a hearty laugh with his Final Jeopardy! answer, one that was surely unexpected

We're melting...we're melting.....Day 14 of the heat...ugh!  Now, something besides the heat!!  I am a big Christina Perri fan!  I love her story and I love her excitement over her career taking off!  Can you imagine how "status" she is now after this...

We all saw what IBM's Watson did on Jeopardy; crushing the competition with ease. But why should his great triumphs end with Jeopardy? How would the supercomputer perform in a bigger competition like  -- video after the jump.

Starting today Jeopardy! will put man against machine.  Today, tomorrow and Wednesday, two of the game show's most successful contestants, Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter, will test their knowledge against the IBM computing system “Watson,” named after IBM founder Thomas J. Watson.