Mayim Bialik's 'Jeopardy!' guest hosting debut gets rave reviews from viewers, herself

It’s been a week into Savannah Guthrie’s guest hosting spot on “Jeopardy” and fans are loving it.

Alissa Neubauer has joined Fox’s “Call Me Kat” as showrunner for Season 2, the network announced Wednesday.Neubauer takes over for “The Big C’s” Darlene Hunt, who ran the first season of the Mayim Bialik comedy and stepped down last month.A longtime Warner Bros. TV veteran, Neubauer got her start on “Two and a Half Men,” working her way up to co-producer.

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Mayim Bialik is opening up on her come-up in Hollywood as a young child performer and revealed that she felt "different" from others growing up. "I don't know if I felt normal growing up," the "Big Bang Theory" alum, 45, told Yahoo! Entertainment.

LOS ANGELES -- “Jeopardy!” needed a host, and Lucille Ball had an enthusiastic suggestion for creator Merv Griffin: The smooth-voiced, debonair emcee of the “High Rollers” game show.That was 1984.

See you on the beach! One day after Chris Harrison‘s departure from the Bachelor franchise was made permanent, a slew of celebrity guest hosts were revealed for the upcoming seventh season of Bachelor in Paradise.

Lil Jon, Tituss Burgess and Lance Bass are among the tranche of celebrity guest hosts for this summer’s Bachelor in Paradise.

Mixing things up! With Chris Harrison officially announcing his departure from Bachelor Nation, there are plenty of question marks looming over the franchise, including who will take over the hosting role permanently.

LOS ANGELES -- Johnny Gilbert, who decided to stick with “Jeopardy!” after Alex Trebek’s death, faced the wrenching question once again as production for next season neared.This time it would mean adjusting to the quiz show's yet-to-be-named host, as opposed to the succession of celebrities who have been filling in since Trebek succumbed to pancreatic cancer last November.“It’s not easy for me because I worked with Alex for 37 years, and I never thought of anybody replacing him,” he said.

Variety, which first reported the news, the roster will be comprised of celebrity comedians rather than “Bachelor” franchise veterans.The news that Harrison will not return comes just days ahead of the new season of “The Bachelorette,” which will mark the franchise’s first without Harrison at the helm.

Chris Harrison will not be hosting the new season of “Bachelor in Paradise”.

Chris Harrison will not be hosting the new season of The franchise host won't be returning to the reality show amid his controversy, according to multiple reports. Instead, David Spade, among a number of revolving guest hosts, will be filling in for Harrison in the upcoming season.

Mayim Bialik couldn’t be happier to be the new “Jeopardy!” guest host.

Mayim Bialik is getting ready to make her Jeopardy! debut!