'Jeopardy!' guest host Aaron Rodgers' hilarious reaction to failed Green Bay Packers clue

The end of an era. There are rumors that Aaron Rodgers is leaving the Packers to be with Shailene Woodley three months after their engagement.

Legendary quarterback Aaron Rodgers allegedly is so “disgruntled” with the Green Bay Packers organization that he wants to leave the team. And sadly, some are blaming his fiancee, actress Shailene Woodley, 29, for Aaron wanting to bolt from Green Bay.

LeVar Burton‘s name made it into the final group of Jeopardy! guests hosts for the 37th season, which the game show tweeted out on April 21.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterIt’s happening.Following an uproarious social media push to have “Reading Rainbow” and “Star Trek” star LeVar Burton take the hosting podium on “Jeopardy!”, the actor has been announced as part of the final group of guest hosts who will round out the show’s 37th season in the wake of the death of beloved “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek last November.“Our goal has been to present a wide variety of guest hosts with different skill sets and backgrounds on our path to

Anderson Cooper is proving to be a big hit with “Jeopardy!” fans.

Haley Bosselman editorFox Sports announcer Joe Buck is taking his talents from the world of sports to game show television as a “Jeopardy!” guest host, a source familiar with the matter tells Variety.Buck is set to be the show’s second sports-affiliated guest host, following Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ stint that ran from April 5 to 16.Though it has not yet been confirmed how long Buck will serve in the role, guest hosts have so far served in two week intervals, like Rodgers.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers hosted the program. Before Rodgers, the host list included Katie Couric, Dr.

Former "Jeopardy!" champion Buzzy Cohen has been tapped to guest host the show’s upcoming Tournament of Champions.

Aaron Rodgers, hosting “Jeopardy!” is a sticky situation. In fact, a sticky note reminding the NFL baller not to stick his fingers where the sun doesn’t shine is his top prompt. “Don’t pick your nose/butt,” reads a yellow adhesive memo affixed to the top of the legendary “Jeopardy!” podium. The self-help notice, along with five other low-tack glue cues, are the shortly-worded steps to success that Rogers, 37, has followed during his two-week term as interim emcee on the trivia game show. “I

Another Jeopardy! alum is returning to host the show!

Aaron Rodgers isn’t afraid to get playful as a guest host on “Jeopardy!”. During Tuesday’s new episode, the NFL star couldn’t help but tease the night’s contestants after they missed a sports question that was close to his heart.

Aaron Rodgers isn't afraid to get playful as a guest host on During Tuesday's new episode, the NFL star couldn't help but tease the night's contestants after they missed a sports question that was close to his heart.The fun moment came after Rodgers read a $400 clue: «In the 1960s these Midwesterners earned 5 NFL Championship Trophies.»After an awkwardly long silence with no one ringing in, the «time's up» buzzer rang out and Rodgers threw up his hands in disbelief, revealing the correct answer

Shailene Woodley, 29, couldn’t help but gush over her fiance Aaron Rodgers, 37, and his recent gig as a temporary host on Jeopardy! when she sat down to watch the show with him. The actress shared a video of the cute moment to her Instagram story on Apr. 9 and in it, she’s cheering on the Green Bay Packers quarterback as she cuddles up next to him on a couch. “Who dat sexy man?” she cheekily asked when he appeared on the screen.

"Reading Rainbow" host LeVar Burton has once again joined the chorus calling for him to guest-host "Jeopardy!" Since the tragic death of host Alex Trebek, the game show has seen a slew of special guest emcees, including Katie Couric, Mayim Bialik, Aaron Rodgers and more. For some time now, fans have been calling for Burton, 64, to be given a shot on the show.

Following the death of TV icon Alex Trebek last year, producers of “Jeopardy!” have been bringing in a rotating array of guest hosts until deciding on a permanent replacement.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ Jeopardy! hosting stint wouldn’t be coming to an end if it was up to him. The Green Bay Packers player is said to be ready to “jump at the opportunity” to host Jeopardy! full-time if given the offer—and according to one source who spoke to HollywoodLife, he would even consider “retiring” from the NFL to take on the role. But would he have to?

A good sport. Aaron Rodgers‘ field goal kick moment was the best part of his first Jeopardy episode. The Green Bay Packers player hosted his first Jeopardy episode on Monday, April 5, and one contestant didn’t waste any time to troll him for his NFL team’s recent mistake.