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Alex Trebek makes 12-year-old Jeopardy contestant cry

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I agree. Who would have thought that RM and I would be the heartless ones?

RM is a silent killer, don't let that sweet persona fool ya...she's a stone cold killa!

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The best SNL skits ever!!!!!

Here is the only problem I have with this. The producers are not very consistent on the show. Just go to youtube and watch several of the Jeopardy videos they have, such as the worst contestant etc. and you will see some video's where the answers are spelled wrong yet they still give them credit for the correct answer. There is one where the answer is Dwight Eisenhower yet the last name wasn't even spelled out correctly but the kid still got credit for it, and it was one of the student weeks.

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The best SNL skits ever!!!!!

 

Agreed. :thumb:

 

Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood (the old Eddie Murphy/Mr. Rogers sketches) is a very, very close second.

Really don't see the big deal. Trebek was correct.

 

I would venture to guess that the kid probably has his parents call his school and jumps on the teachers or principal when a teacher gives him a bad grade.

 

 

Kid needs to toughen up because not everything can be fixed by parents and crying.

I don't think the kid actually cried, the story says Trebek almost made him cry. Trebek is a pompous toolbag, he may be correct in the spelling but he comes off as a jerk on the show.

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