Yes, beejls. And did you notice, only 3 min commercial breaks? Plus, no bombardment of day-glow or zooming lights enveloping the set, interjecting bars of synthetic “music” with every pause or camera shift and almost no shouting (barring Lynn Redgrave not being respectfully allowed to know completion of the question is required before signaling).
@@peaceshepherding529 1966 Star Trek was 51 to 9, 1987 TNG was 46 to 14, 1993 Babylon 5 was 42.5 to 17.5 When the Simpsons started it was 4-5 minutes of commercials now it's over 10 for HALF an hour. Now I don't even care because it's all 💩 but last I knew most hour long shows these days are usually under 40 for the show and over 20 for commercials.
@@rogerradue2352 Yes indeed. I also enjoyed seeing him on a real Jeopardy show. He actually seems pretty intelligent. In many cases, I am disappointed when I hear actors speak for themselves, because they sound like total idiots. It is most pronounced when they play roles as intelligent people, when in real life they are nothing of the sort.
Oh, I clicked on the thumbnail for this thinking that it was going to be a Jeopardy parody. Imagine my surprise when the real actors came walking out. But it turned out to be a pleasant surprise.
As an American, watching Vancouver commercials from the 1990's is like childhood nostalgia from an alternate reality...It feels like my childhood, but something's just a little off....
As a Brazilian, watching Vancouver commercials from the 1990's is like childhood nostalgia from an alternate reality... It feels like my childhood, but everything's just way off....
As a Canadian from Quebec who is English but speaks French in daily interactions it is an alternate universe. I mean that kindly I love BC it beautiful there. Cheers from Montreal
Man, I used to have such a thing for Duchovny, and I grew up reading Stephen King. I watched this episode live when it came out. I used to watch every day with my mother when that was still an option. Seeing this again, with the commercials intact was a surreal and delightful experience. Specifically, the Newsradio spot with the briefest clip of Phil Hartman. I was just a kid then, I wasn't prepared for the losses to come, and this brings me a lot of feelings of the quietness of my youth that I treasured. Anyway, what are frogs?
I'm really glad this brought back some happy memories for you! It's funny because there have been a few people that left comments complaining about the commercials being left in, but they clearly don't understand the purpose of my channel. It's the full experience of commercials along with old TV that dredges up those memories that can take you back to those happy times in your past.
That was fun. I watched all the commercials. I had no idea that Duchovny had brains to go with everything else. I'm reminded of the song; David Duchovny, why don't you love me.
Oh my god, I had started wondering if that was a fever dream. I remember that being performed live on the radio and laughing my ass off at the time. Freaking 1999 or something like that. Surreal. Nobody else believed me that it had happened.
Stephen King graduated from the University of Maine, and taught writing at a university. He's an intellect too. Lynn Recgrave I'm not sure about but she is a quick wit but these nay of not been the best catagories today for her.
I love how Government is so central to the life of Canadians that even the lotto commercials @24:00 are clearly designed by unionized government employees
@@gotacallfromvishal government isn't at all central to the life of Canadians. What an odd statement. And I don't see why that ad gives you that feeling. But yes, our lottery here is government run. At least we get to keep all the winnings instead of giving half of it back as taxes, like in some places...
This cannot be an SNL skit; there is no "Turd Ferguson". So glad that Stephen King came out the winner. When the final Jeopardy category included Literature, I knew he had it. Great video!! Thanks for the upload!!
As an old soul person for 1995, I remember this episode of jeopardy it used to be on TH-cam since 2006-2007 and actually this was one of the first videos i watched.
He has frequently spoken at literary and American Library Association conferences. I have only attended conferences in NY state and never have seen Mr. King in person. My TH-cam handle refers to my employment as a reference librarian.
@@bookwoman53 That's very cool. I bet you and Mr. King would be very interesting dinner party guests to have at the table. Thank you for your comments.💓📚🍴🍷😊 "Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.". - Groucho Marx.
@@frommatorav1 But she wasn't stupid. She had a great career. For fun, find a copy of the movie Georgy Girl. She was brilliant in it. She comes from a famous British family of actors.
@@lolaottinger3038 My parents bought a brand new Toyota Corolla for $2,200.00. The $200 was for automatic transmission instead of stick shift. My Mom was hard on clutches! That was the late 1960s.
Oh my God I loved Jeopardy. I haven't watched it in years. And since I don't remember this episode it's like watching a new one yay😂. What does the word stupid mean anything to you kill me.
That was fun! Who knew that David Duchovny was so smart with nice manners. Lynn Redgrave deserved the 'Stupid' remark, she never shut up. Even tho I almost fell off my chair when Alex Trebek said it with a dead pan face.
Great upload thx! Lynn really completed this show! Man I rooted for Stephen. Best writer ever. And David! And the host! Man!!! This is what the internet is for!
It's interesting that a little over a year, in November of 1996 (the 11th), during JEOPARDY!'s 13th year on the air, they'd transition from the Grid set of the show, to the Sushi Bar set, with another set of celebrities. I've always liked the Sushi Bar set, myself, but I was born just in the last few months of the Grid set, in which I can still remember seeing just a little bit of blue, surrounding the contestants and Alex, too. A few of my favorite JEOPARDY! memories, for sure. Thank you, Alex.
I am shocked at Duchovny! And all these years I thought that, sorta, pretty face was covering a smooth brain! But he actually is very knowledgeable on various topics and has an intellectual bent! Kudos. Now I'm going to have an International Cafe Olay! 😂❤
Princeton U., graduated summa cum laude, English Lit., bachelor's degree. Yale U., English Lit., master's degree. The guy reads. So, I can't imagine how he got Tiffany's wrong. B at T. Capote's most successful story then made into a movie hit.
King could have his own category of questions on Jeopardy. King is not as book-smart or as educated as Duchovny (who deserved to win) but he is the most creative imaginative artist amongst the three.
She showed up because the Jeopardy people asked her and she thought it would be a fun way to earn some money for her charity while informing other people that her charity exists. Have you never seen a celebrity jeopardy episode before? This was actually pretty tame in terms of "one contestant seems to be insane and has never heard of anything before" compared to other episodes.
@@FrenkTheJoy Okay, whatever. This was almost 30 years ago, and Lynn Redgrave has passed on, so I'm not going to give you crap about your opinion as you've done about my opinion. And yes, I've seen a celebrity jeopardy episode before, but thanks for asking.
I was somewhere between "does she know how the buzzer and the rules work?" and "does she think this is a british panel show?" ...if it was all a bit then she is a fuckin legend but it sure didn't feel like it. 😆
I remember this from when I was a kid, but never been able to find it! Never forgot about when Alex literally called a contestant stupid, and then had to apologize for it after! Crazy stuff!
Why is there always one really annoying celebrity? Looking at you Lynn. She didn’t shut up the whole show, knew nothing and didn’t’ understand the questions and thought she was being funny 🙄
The old commercials and the bctv announcers are an amazing time capsule window time travel into the past ... I'm from.san diego so it's fun to see Canadian TV from up there looks like Frasier but more international
I never wondered where the SNL parodies of Jeopardy found their inspiration - like a lot of other SNL comedy skits, they were directly lifted from the original SCTV parodies of Jeopardy with Eugene Levy playing the Alex Trebek character.
@@retrovancouver In 1981, SCTV was picked up by NBC in the US when Martin Short joined the cast. After a short run on NBC, the final season of the show was renamed "SCTV Channel" and broadcast in the US by Cinemax from 1983-84. Short appeared in the skit I'm referring to, which Alex Trebek said was his favorite parody of the show.
I looked up the Serial Killer fron the commercial, he was caught in 96. Fingerprint, and DNA. He taunted the police stole the dead girls tombstone after attending her funeral, left a mesaage on it for the girl that got away and threw it on a car hood in a parking lot. His name was Terry Driver. Died in prison 2021.
i weirdly love that you left in the old commercials. fantastic.
I have been down a YT rabbit hole lately of entire channels full of commercials from the 80's and 90's.
I do agree!!!
I do too!
It’s so cool to see!
Same, and I'm not even from Canada.
It's weird but it feels so comfortable to watch this. Relaxing, in comparison to today's frenetic TV / media.
Thanks for posting.
Yes, beejls. And did you notice, only 3 min commercial breaks? Plus, no bombardment of day-glow or zooming lights enveloping the set, interjecting bars of synthetic “music” with every pause or camera shift and almost no shouting (barring Lynn Redgrave not being respectfully allowed to know completion of the question is required before signaling).
@@peaceshepherding529 1966 Star Trek was 51 to 9, 1987 TNG was 46 to 14, 1993 Babylon 5 was 42.5 to 17.5
When the Simpsons started it was 4-5 minutes of commercials now it's over 10 for HALF an hour.
Now I don't even care because it's all 💩 but last I knew most hour long shows these days are usually under 40 for the show and over 20 for commercials.
And u can here the subliminal Morse code beeps and uhf/vhf Humm in the background
I clicked because I thought this was an SNL skit, and Lynn Redgrave would fit right in on an SNL Jeopardy skit.
I did too.
Me too! 😂
I just looked it up and Lynn Redgrave died in May, 2010.
duchovny was great as goldblum in snl celeb jeopardy
@@rogerradue2352 Yes indeed. I also enjoyed seeing him on a real Jeopardy show. He actually seems pretty intelligent. In many cases, I am disappointed when I hear actors speak for themselves, because they sound like total idiots. It is most pronounced when they play roles as intelligent people, when in real life they are nothing of the sort.
I think Lynn had a little too much champagne in the Green Room... 🤭
I hope it was just that. Because otherwise she just looks like a wacko.
😂😂😂
More like cocaine. JFC, what was she on?
No, she's just stupid.
And meth.
Oh, I clicked on the thumbnail for this thinking that it was going to be a Jeopardy parody. Imagine my surprise when the real actors came walking out. But it turned out to be a pleasant surprise.
Me too! I thought it was a Saturday night live skit
Lynn Redgrave also thought this was a Saturday Night Live parody.
@@xjAlbertI can believe it.
Same here. I was looking for the letters SNL and kept not finding them.
LE TITS NOW
HOLY CRAP I forgot about the "What ARE frogs??" hot mic moment. That used to be a meme back in the day.
Great moment. The more I think about it, what ARE frogs?
@@B-RollBooks Frogs are the animals called frogs, duh.
I audibly laughed.
I laughed hard at that. 😄
@@B-RollBooks I think Ze Frank has a video that might help you learn about frogs
Alex Trebek
(July 22nd, 1940 - November 8th, 2020)
"You are missed every day."
We love you
There's no Jeopardy without Alex
@@m42037 yeah he’s dead
Yup. He sure is
@@TheClairemyst Alex has pancreatic cancer
"I'm sorry, that's incorrect" Duchovny after Lynn described her charity, LOL.
Rofl
As an American, watching Vancouver commercials from the 1990's is like childhood nostalgia from an alternate reality...It feels like my childhood, but something's just a little off....
Nostalgia's a disease
As a Brazilian, watching Vancouver commercials from the 1990's is like childhood nostalgia from an alternate reality... It feels like my childhood, but everything's just way off....
@@superafins lol yall had Xuxa and Gilette was on doing her Small d(ck man song, Brazil is wild
As a Canadian from Quebec who is English but speaks French in daily interactions it is an alternate universe. I mean that kindly I love BC it beautiful there. Cheers from Montreal
well put
I am never prepared for how unhinged actual celebrity jeopardy is. "What ARE frogs?!"
Thank you for leaving the commercials in! What a blast from the past!
Man, I used to have such a thing for Duchovny, and I grew up reading Stephen King. I watched this episode live when it came out. I used to watch every day with my mother when that was still an option. Seeing this again, with the commercials intact was a surreal and delightful experience. Specifically, the Newsradio spot with the briefest clip of Phil Hartman. I was just a kid then, I wasn't prepared for the losses to come, and this brings me a lot of feelings of the quietness of my youth that I treasured. Anyway, what are frogs?
I'm really glad this brought back some happy memories for you! It's funny because there have been a few people that left comments complaining about the commercials being left in, but they clearly don't understand the purpose of my channel. It's the full experience of commercials along with old TV that dredges up those memories that can take you back to those happy times in your past.
I wondered who else caught “what are frogs”!
@@retrovancouver There're always debbie downers somewhere in the audience. Thank you for this unexpected treat! RIP Alec Trebek.❤🌹🍁
David is such a fox. What sexy energy
That was fun. I watched all the commercials. I had no idea that Duchovny had brains to go with everything else. I'm reminded of the song; David Duchovny, why don't you love me.
He has a degree from Princeton. His thesis was about the novels of Beckett
Yeah he is borderline genius. A lot of people don’t know his intelligence.
Oh my god, I had started wondering if that was a fever dream. I remember that being performed live on the radio and laughing my ass off at the time. Freaking 1999 or something like that. Surreal. Nobody else believed me that it had happened.
And in the end, he choked. Ouch!
@@AnUnseenRulerhe clearly didnt read much Capote, tho 😂
David surprised me with general knowledge. The low prices on the Sentra did, too.
He's got a Master's from Yale, and I think he's working on his Ph.D.
That Sentra is probably still running!
David Ducovny is a graduate of Princeton and received a Masters degree from Yale.. He's a very smart guy. Both Ivy League schools.
Stephen King graduated from the University of Maine, and taught writing at a university. He's an intellect too.
Lynn Recgrave I'm not sure about but she is a quick wit but these nay of not been the best catagories today for her.
@@ProbablySoonerThanLateron full boat scholarships.
2024 and still a lot of fun to watch! RIP Lynn and Alex
Boy, the impressions have really gotten better.
Jeff Goldblum really nailed David Duchovny
Thank you for posting this along with the commercials, as a 33 year old in bc, this is gold
Yea, the commercials were great! Especially the one illustrating how Folks just know learning how to get onto the internet, was cool to see.
As a BC Youth were you required to watch the government-funded documentary, Youth Violence: What's Out There @4:15?
23:25 is that Picton? before the Picton thing was as big as it got?!
I love how Government is so central to the life of Canadians that even the lotto commercials @24:00 are clearly designed by unionized government employees
@@gotacallfromvishal government isn't at all central to the life of Canadians. What an odd statement. And I don't see why that ad gives you that feeling. But yes, our lottery here is government run. At least we get to keep all the winnings instead of giving half of it back as taxes, like in some places...
Seeing Lynn acting the way she was, really makes those SNL skits hit even harder now. She only needs a zip lock bag full of wine.
...and a straw, its a crucial element for keeping ones decorum.
Did you hear Herr around 11 mins in saying "go away" ?
Right from Lynn’s initial groan at 1:41 you know this is gonna be a wild one
❤This is such a treat! Thank you so much for uploading this treasure!
This cannot be an SNL skit; there is no "Turd Ferguson".
So glad that Stephen King came out the winner. When the final Jeopardy category included Literature, I knew he had it. Great video!! Thanks for the upload!!
I remember watching this episode with my mom and dad when it was on TV. Thanks for the upload!
This looks awesome compared to the other version I've seen. Thanks for posting it!
Lynn's portion is an SNL skit.
Oh how I wanted to just tell her to shut up.😬
As an old soul person for 1995, I remember this episode of jeopardy it used to be on TH-cam since 2006-2007 and actually this was one of the first videos i watched.
I am thrilled with the way it turned out (and the library is still standing today!)
Wow! It's nice to see that Mr. King wanted to do something for his own community. A lot of libraries have left the building.💓📚💓
He has frequently spoken at literary and American Library Association conferences. I have only attended conferences in NY state and never have seen Mr. King in person. My TH-cam handle refers to my employment as a reference librarian.
@@bookwoman53 That's very cool. I bet you and Mr. King would be very interesting dinner party guests to have at the table. Thank you for your comments.💓📚🍴🍷😊
"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.". - Groucho Marx.
Cool time capsule. Thanks for posting.
"Does the word...... STUPID mean anything?" Oh Alex, you're the best.
And he phrased it in a question
😁
Misogyny ugh
@@laurettaleone6482Agree completely. It was readily apparent during his run as host.😢
@@laurettaleone6482ah yes, totally because she was a woman and not because she was down 100.
What a jerk
Trebek is such a menace 😂
That “stupid” quip was so outta pocket ☠️
If the shoe fit, though.
@@frommatorav1 But she wasn't stupid. She had a great career. For fun, find a copy of the movie Georgy Girl. She was brilliant in it. She comes from a famous British family of actors.
@velvetbees I don't think she was a stupid person but she was being dumb on that show. I feel she wasn't sober.
It was a jaw-droppijg lack of tact, even at the time. He never would have dared treat a "civilian" that way.
@@jpotter2086 I've never seen a "civilian" act like she did, though.
NGL, I miss the old school set. RIP ALEX!
Also, thanks for keeping the old commercials in. It was so fun to watch 📺
So nostalgic. I even enjoyed the old commercials, lol.
I was shocked that one could buy a new car for under $12,000.
I wonder if all the Canadian youth were required to watch the government-funded documentary, Youth Violence: What's Out There @4:15
@@lolaottinger3038 My parents bought a brand new Toyota Corolla for $2,200.00. The $200 was for automatic transmission instead of stick shift. My Mom was hard on clutches! That was the late 1960s.
THANK YOU FOR KEEPING THE COMMERCIALS IN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
23:48
what _are_ frogs
3:39 for those of you who recognized this episode and just wanted to find it
Small green things
Beats me.
Amazing singers
They're those weird things that like swamps. They start off as jelly sacs, become fish, then when they grow up they jump around, and scream all night.
Oh my God I loved Jeopardy. I haven't watched it in years. And since I don't remember this episode it's like watching a new one yay😂. What does the word stupid mean anything to you kill me.
That was fun! Who knew that David Duchovny was so smart with nice manners. Lynn Redgrave deserved the 'Stupid' remark, she never shut up. Even tho I almost fell off my chair when Alex Trebek said it with a dead pan face.
Many of us knew duchovny is smart/quick on the draw
Misogyny UGH.
I still luv this episode cuz I was growing up watching jeopardy and David Duchovny on the x-files
Great upload thx! Lynn really completed this show! Man I rooted for Stephen. Best writer ever. And David! And the host! Man!!! This is what the internet is for!
The fact that this is 1995 hurts for some reason
30 freaking years ago. When I think 30 years ago I think of the 1950s.
It's interesting that a little over a year, in November of 1996 (the 11th), during JEOPARDY!'s 13th year on the air, they'd transition from the Grid set of the show, to the Sushi Bar set, with another set of celebrities.
I've always liked the Sushi Bar set, myself, but I was born just in the last few months of the Grid set, in which I can still remember seeing just a little bit of blue, surrounding the contestants and Alex, too.
A few of my favorite JEOPARDY! memories, for sure. Thank you, Alex.
David Duchovny is smart!
You're not for thinking he is
@@johnsmith6217BA from Princeton and MA from Yale. English literature. Yeah so dumb😮…. FI
@@johnsmith6217 🤡
Not as smart as Steven King, apparently ...
That goes without saying .
Thank you for this!
When Alex Trebec calls you stupid on International TV, well...
Does the word stupid...made me laugh out loud 😅 and some of the commercials really took me back to a long time ago.
Redgrave's antics caused them to run out of time during BOTH rounds.
But at least she garnered money during the Double Jeopardy Round, better than Kathy Griffin or Brad Garrett on Rock & Roll Jeopardy.
“Does the word…stupid…mean anything to you???
Best line EVER. If I were him, I’d want that on my tombstone.
I thought that was mean, she was clearly embarrassed.
Absolutely hilarious line from Trebek
Asshat
Thank you for posting 🌲🌲
I am shocked at Duchovny! And all these years I thought that, sorta, pretty face was covering a smooth brain! But he actually is very knowledgeable on various topics and has an intellectual bent! Kudos.
Now I'm going to have an International Cafe Olay! 😂❤
I believe he is a dissertation short of a Ph.D.
Princeton U., graduated summa cum laude, English Lit., bachelor's degree. Yale U., English Lit., master's degree. The guy reads. So, I can't imagine how he got Tiffany's wrong. B at T. Capote's most successful story then made into a movie hit.
That is why they say , don’t read a book by its cover.
He’s also quite an accomplished writer.
"Pretty face covering a smooth brain" LOL 😂😂 I'm stealing that line someday.
Does the word stupid mean anything 😂
Trebek rarely suffered fools. If he had one flaw, it was probably that he was a little arrogant about that.
@@dennis2966 He took pride in his show. He earned his flaws.
Evidently it means Redgrave
Does arrogant jerk mean anything to you Alex?
I am surprised the two actors didn't know the answer to Final Jeopardy.
They may very well know the film, but the author of the book the film is based on is something quite different.
"Does the word 'stupid' mean anything?"
Gosh darn, Alex!!! 😂😂
That's up there with Alex calling nerd-core hip-hop rappers losers.
OMG even the commercials from the time? 😂❤
Thanks for the memories!!!😊❤🎉🙏
I haven't seen those red and white international cafe tins in awhile I forgot all about them
Exactly. This was as high brow as grey poupon, hahah. I assume now that it was awful?
When that ad came on I could suddenly SMELL the coffee - I really liked the Irish Cream one…
@SuperSummer58 I was turned onto the “Orange Cappuccino “flavor in 1977 by a friend at Yokota AB, Japan!!!❤😮😊
King could have his own category of questions on Jeopardy. King is not as book-smart or as educated as Duchovny (who deserved to win) but he is the most creative imaginative artist amongst the three.
David didn't "deserve to win". He deserved to lose. He got Final Jeopardy wrong.
Lynn Redgrave is the most creative imaginative artist out of the three.
I think if you played the game ten times over, Stephen would have won all ten times. He was by far the most well-read and well-rounded.
@@t.k3025 whaaaat?
Au contraire, King is well educated and was a professor at U of Maine Orono!❤ Not to mention Exceptionally well-read! He is reading constantly 🎉
Boy does this video bring the feels!
Alex
Alex with a mustache
Classic sounds
That wonderful synth intro
Mulder. . .
❤❤
RIP Lynn and Alex
Thank you for posting this.
Congratulations, Stephen King! All of your books have been saved.
Now these are celebrities! Not just media well known people, many of who I havent got a clue about lol.
Also thx for this. Loved it. ❤
I was surprised they didn't all get Tiffany's. I thought it was pretty obvious with Capote and breakfast as parts of the clue.
Can’t believe Alex called Lynn stupid.
I think he was kidding.
@@lytnin88He was very serious
he was joking, it was hilarious. RIP the goat.
He called it like he saw it!!
It was a great decade. You could joke around like this
Holy hell. That BCTV intro gave me nostalgia whiplash.
The first thing I thought of when I saw Tony Parsons was Deborah Hope. The sweetest, kindest, person in news. RIP Ms. Hope. 🌹❤
I liked this because they left the commercials in!
Thanks for posting this. Why did Lynn Redgrave even show up? She's completely ridiculous. And she wasted vital game time with her ridiculousness.
Yeah, King wasn’t very interested in her antics.
She was listing her charities and I was thinking do they have to write a check to Jeopardy!?😁
DEI hire. You had a successful author and one of the few male actors that isn't an idiot you need to DEI it up
She showed up because the Jeopardy people asked her and she thought it would be a fun way to earn some money for her charity while informing other people that her charity exists. Have you never seen a celebrity jeopardy episode before? This was actually pretty tame in terms of "one contestant seems to be insane and has never heard of anything before" compared to other episodes.
@@FrenkTheJoy Okay, whatever. This was almost 30 years ago, and Lynn Redgrave has passed on, so I'm not going to give you crap about your opinion as you've done about my opinion. And yes, I've seen a celebrity jeopardy episode before, but thanks for asking.
Lynn Redgrave is out of her damn mind!!!
Le mete al trago la vieja.
Champaign, What is bubbly?
@@kensolar69 Hahaha!🍷🍾
I was somewhere between "does she know how the buzzer and the rules work?" and "does she think this is a british panel show?" ...if it was all a bit then she is a fuckin legend but it sure didn't feel like it. 😆
I remember this from when I was a kid, but never been able to find it! Never forgot about when Alex literally called a contestant stupid, and then had to apologize for it after! Crazy stuff!
I knew almost all these questions. I guess age has it's perks! Doesn't exactly make up for saggy boobs, but whatever, I'll take it.
As a man entering middle age, I've grown to love saggy boobs when they are attacted to a smart, insightful woman 😉
HUH?! That's not all that sags...dem meat & potatoes can't escape gravity.
Why is there always one really annoying celebrity? Looking at you Lynn. She didn’t shut up the whole show, knew nothing and didn’t’ understand the questions and thought she was being funny 🙄
I miss Alex.
We all do.
Holy crap I actually knew the Final Jeopardy question lol, most of the others not so much!
Don't they tell these people like Lynn beforehand to behave appropriately?
Its entertainment you walnut
They're famous "adult" actors. Shouldn't that just be expected?
Lol I thought she was fun
I watched the commercials. I gotta check out the INTERNET thing.
The old commercials and the bctv announcers are an amazing time capsule window time travel into the past ... I'm from.san diego so it's fun to see Canadian TV from up there looks like Frasier but more international
International coffee
Commercial...😂
This was easy! But, fun to watch. Like the commercials!
There was no question that Stephen was going to win this game, although David was pretty intelligent and held his own.
You can learn more about television history from its commercials than its actual programs
Me being irritated that there are commercials- not realizing that these aren’t on TV or part of YuTub.
Took me a minute to realize what was going on not to see the word "skip!"
How did only one of them get final jeopardy correct? Was basically a dead giveaway in the answer.
Even I knew that one! 🤣
I admit I got thrown by that one because like Lynn I was thinking along the lines of a bookstore
Stephen King has been helping libraries in his state for a long time. I wonder if the $11,400 here started him on that path...
Wow, can't believe David didn't get it. Or Lynn. It was so obvious.
I adore Lynn Redgrave! One of my favorite actresses of all time. Glad to see her having so much fun. RIP, Lynn. ❤😂
She was insufferable.
@@prehistoricturtlesaurus5309 Perfect description. I called her obnoxious, but yeah, insufferable is an even better word.
Totally obnoxious guest
Alex had genuine fear on his face when he called Lynn stupid, as she left her podium and walked toward him.😂😂
I never wondered where the SNL parodies of Jeopardy found their inspiration - like a lot of other SNL comedy skits, they were directly lifted from the original SCTV parodies of Jeopardy with Eugene Levy playing the Alex Trebek character.
Those weren't Jeopardy parodies specifically. Jeopardy started in 1984, SCTV ended in 1982.
@@retrovancouver In 1981, SCTV was picked up by NBC in the US when Martin Short joined the cast. After a short run on NBC, the final season of the show was renamed "SCTV Channel" and broadcast in the US by Cinemax from 1983-84. Short appeared in the skit I'm referring to, which Alex Trebek said was his favorite parody of the show.
Ah yes, the Cinemax season. I always assumed Half Wits was just a parody of game shows in general with Trebek as the host.
I would love to see old SCTV material.
"The fragrance inspired by The Bridges Of Madison County" .. what a weird and wild universe we live in.
I REMEMBER THAT FRAGRANCE. I loved it lol
A treat to watch this! this is absolute synchronicities.
Two sharp minds and a lunatic play Jeopardy. It’s a chaotic episode, but it has a kind of zany charm.
Lol I clicked on this thinking it was an SNL skit 🤣
(Edited ..... gol-blasted spell-finisher!)
Redgrave must have been playing the part of Edina from AbFab
Good GOD the “Pantry Way” girl looks like she’s being held at gun point!!! xD
Alex Trebek, the goat of game show hosts,
Redgrave was so obnoxious! She was too busy trying to be cute.
To cover for her ineptitude
0:12 seems with tournaments and special episodes, they play the full Jeopardy! theme
Lynn, the boys brought their "A" game. They ain't playin'.
Sony had better NOT block this vid
I have a bad feeling that they will
I think it's just a matter of time.
I looked up the Serial Killer fron the commercial, he was caught in 96. Fingerprint, and DNA. He taunted the police stole the dead girls tombstone after attending her funeral, left a mesaage on it for the girl that got away and threw it on a car hood in a parking lot. His name was Terry Driver. Died in prison 2021.
That’s horrifying. I’m glad he was caught.
Bro, thank you for going on that deep dive, that one was really snuck in between the gas and toy commercials and I was horrified 😰
Love it! I had never seen this episode before.
Lynn is absolutely irritating! 🙄
Totally
Whats tanacet??
Never heard of it.
Lynn Redgrave was so hard to listen to, ugh.
I almost shut it off. Her constant noise in the background
@@netta96 I found it nauseating and almost physically painful. She is so insecure.