Did anyone see Celebrity Jeopardy last night?

[tully]

and I'm not talking about the SNL sketch

it was Wolf Blitzer, Dana Delaney and Andy Richter

At the end of Double Jeopardy we saw Andy with $39,000, Dana with $3000 and Blitzer with (negative)-$4600. He was given $1000 to compete in final jeopardy, since they play for charity.

And the question were all softballs. Easy stuff, they don't want the celebs to look too dumb. Too bad for Wolfy. LOL

[Bluesgtr44]

Yeah.....real informed guy....:rolleyes:

[ksdb]

Yeah.....real informed guy....:rolleyes:

Who's afraid of the big bad Wolf Blitzer??

[chris13]

Yeah, I watched. And ROTFLMAO.
The "great" Wolf Blizter. Turns out he knows nothing.

Gee Wolf, sucks you be your charity.

[MadazzVeteran]

Yeah.....real informed guy....:rolleyes:

I always knew he was one dumb son of a bitch.

[JQR]

That has to be embarrassing, having a negative score in celebrity Jeopardy, perhaps he can be on the SNL skit instead of the Burt Reynolds impersonator, lol.

[Bluesgtr44]

I always knew he was one dumb son of a bitch.

I loved when Liz Cheney just ran over him and his suggestive questions.....he had no idea what to do about it. Something like...."I refute the premise of your question, but here is how I see it....." Just took the wind right out of the old bag.

[UK Glenmont]

celebrity jeopardy is a joke. to do THAT badly would be humilating:)

i have liked dana delany since china beach, dont know her politics, dont care.

[fava]

CNN should trying to buy up the tapes and destroy them. Blitzer is a dunce.

[LouC]

I was just watching this on the Gawker website.

What a hoot!

[Ballygrl]

and I'm not talking about the SNL sketch

it was Wolf Blitzer, Dana Delaney and Andy Richter

At the end of Double Jeopardy we saw Andy with $39,000, Dana with $3000 and Blitzer with (negative)-$4600. He was given $1000 to compete in final jeopardy, since they play for charity.

And the question were all softballs. Easy stuff, they don't want the celebs to look too dumb. Too bad for Wolfy. LOL

So basically he fits in well with CNN?

[LouC]

His dismal showing was George Bush's fault.

None of the questions were negative crap about Bush.

[Ballygrl]

That has to be embarrassing, having a negative score in celebrity Jeopardy, perhaps he can be on the SNL skit instead of the Burt Reynolds impersonator, lol.

Like Rush said, you don't get to a negative amount of money unless you answered the questions wrong, so he kept buzzing in with the wrong answers.

[ChangeYouCanChokeOn]

I love the pic of Gibbs you posted. He is by far my "favorite" character in the Presbo ensemble cast.

[joe the plumber jr.]

perfect proof that cnn report lies. if they reported truth then he would have won. next time watch FNC and maybe you will win.

[VCaddy05]

I saw the clip on youtube! That was great. I knew more answers then he did, and he kept ringing the buzzer.

[janer]

Reminded me of the William Hurt character in "Broadcast News".
$4600 in the hole would have gotten any non-celebrity player eliminated, but of course, Blitzer got a bailout. Okay, it's for charity, but still....

[59Flash]

Kinda makes me feel bad. I went to the same high school as he did for two years. That said, I never liked him as a journalist though.

[WhiteHatBobby]

All Celebrity Jeopardy! events have a rule requiring all players to participate in Final Jeopardy!, and the minimum donation is $10,000 to charity.

Because of the distinct nature of the modified game play, and the type of questions offered, Andy Richter's $68,000 does not count towards any Jeopardy! records. By rule, only civilian players in regular play have single-day records count. That would have made him tied for second all-time, tying him with Jerome Vered, who scored $34,000 in 1992 (score must be doubled to compare him with other all-time winners). Still, it is only the sixth $60,000 game in Jeopardy! history, and only the second since the 2001 rule change.

[lwdc]

If we're going to blast Wolfie, I think we should blast things he says on his CNN show, not on shows where he's trying to raise money for charity.

Poor guy will never do another charitable show after this embarrassment. I feel bad about it. However, if his CNN show were to go away, I wouldn't care in the least.

[Claymore]

"Ahhhh, , . Your Mother is hot in the sack, Trebeck!"

[Claymore]

and I'm not talking about the SNL sketch

it was Wolf Blitzer, Dana Delaney and Andy Richter

At the end of Double Jeopardy we saw Andy with $39,000, Dana with $3000 and Blitzer with (negative)-$4600. He was given $1000 to compete in final jeopardy, since they play for charity.

And the question were all softballs. Easy stuff, they don't want the celebs to look too dumb. Too bad for Wolfy. LOL




Turd Fergusen would've kicked their butts.

[LouC]

If we're going to blast Wolfie, I think we should blast things he says on his CNN show, not on shows where he's trying to raise money for charity.

Poor guy will never do another charitable show after this embarrassment. I feel bad about it. However, if his CNN show were to go away, I wouldn't care in the least.

Oh p'sha, he was still allowed to Donate $25 k after the show so his charity still came out ahead despite getting a doofus player.

I am certain he will find some way to blame Bush or Cheney for his moment of idiocy.

[lsue]

Yeah, I watched. And ROTFLMAO.
The "great" Wolf Blizter. Turns out he knows nothing.

Gee Wolf, sucks you be your charity.




He just manages to read the teleprompter for his paycheck.

TOCNN

[hatman]

"Name a number between 1 and 10".

"Threeve". :))

[RogerDodger]

Let me see if I've got this straight:

Wolf Blitzer donates his time and raises $25,000 for charity.

Then, people here belittle him for doing that.

Classy.

Makes one wonder how many here can claim to do something comparable.