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@DurangoDoug posted:

Who really gives a rats ass about it. It's not football. Other than Goldie masturbating whilst watching TV if she can get it who really gives a flying Fuck about a game show? I know I don't.

Yeah, but Goldie ranks a hell of lot higher than you so there’s that.  So who gives a fuck about you is the real question.

You get your AAron fix Goldie!!

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@DurangoDoug posted:

Who really gives a rats ass about it. It's not football. Other than Goldie masturbating whilst watching TV if she can get it who really gives a flying Fuck about a game show? I know I don't.

I'll be watching it just to see how Rodgers handles himself.
Monday's going to be special.
The Mars drone in the morning and Aaron in the evening.

@Goldie posted:

Yes.......but it’s showing something odd at the time it should be on.  Then Jeopardy is on like at 1:00am, with a 4-30-21 air date.  Ugh......I’m just taping EVERY JEOPARDY FROM NOW UNTIL MAY 1st.    I’m sure I’ll get him, would like to see him live tho.  ðŸ˜Ą

I think that something ‘odd’ is the Chauvin trial

Kinda agree...but that's kind of his normal speaking voice.

Let's play Jeopardy!

Things Aaron Rodgers is better at than us average slobs:

-Playing football

-Hosting Jeopardy

-Banging actresses

I mean, I'd be good at banging actresses (Betty White drops her panties  when I walk into the room), but I think I have a better shot at hosting Jeopardy.

I think I could convince an NFL team to let me be an honorary 4th string QB to carry the clip board so the third string guy wouldn't wear out his arm - NFL minimum for me will do.  To make room for me they could fire the water boy.  Hydration is so over rated unless it is flowing down Main Street.

Then again, a TV, some nice munchies, and a Packer game would be less stressful. 

@Blair Kiel posted:

Kinda agree...but that's kind of his normal speaking voice.

Let's play Jeopardy!

Things Aaron Rodgers is better at than us average slobs:

-Playing football

-Hosting Jeopardy

-Banging actresses

I mean, I'd be good at banging actresses (Betty White drops her panties  when I walk into the room), but I think I have a better shot at hosting Jeopardy.

Lets be honest.
Betty White has been dropping her panties ever since Allen Ludden left the room.

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Aaron Rodgers is one of the best football players in the history of the game. The Green Bay Packers star is a three-time Most Valuable Player, a Super Bowl-winning quarterback and a certain Hall of Famer.

He might be 37, yet he remains one of the top quarterbacks in the league with several years still left in his tank. In other words, he has a great job and he is great at it.

But there just might be another job out there that’s even better.

And to put it appropriately in the form of a question: What is the host of “Jeopardy?”

Hey, if it’s up to Rodgers, it could happen.

Rodgers is the latest to serve as guest host of “Jeopardy.” He taped two weeks’ worth of shows in February and they started airing Monday night.

So, could Rodgers actually end up as the permanent host of “Jeopardy?”

This topic has come up recently in football circles. Say you’re Rodgers and the folks at “Jeopardy” came to you and said you could have the full-time hosting job of the iconic game show. But in order to do it, you’d have to retire from football. Would you?

Rodgers is a huge fan of the show and once won the celebrity version of it. He has called hosting “Jeopardy” a “dream job.”

On one hand, as I mentioned, he’s still an elite football player. He makes an average of $33.5 million a year and is signed for three more seasons. He could probably play at least five or six more years, assuming he stays healthy.

But it’s possible that he could host “Jeopardy” for 20 or 30 years, and could probably start off making something like $10 million a year. Maybe more. So the money part might all even out.

Because of all his accomplishments — the records, the awards and a championship — he has no motivation to keep playing other than loving the game, the competition and wanting to win more championships. If I’m Rodgers, and knowing that being offered the job of hosting “Jeopardy” probably is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, I think I’d do it.

Then again, Rodgers has thought about this and figures he wouldn’t have to give up football to do it. He told The Ringer’s Claire McNear, “They film 46 days a year. I worked 187 this year in Green Bay. That gives me, eh — (pauses) — 178 days to do ‘Jeopardy.’ So I feel like I could fit 46 into that 178 and make it work. It would be a dream job for sure, and I’m not shy at all about saying I want the job. That’s how I went into it. I want an opportunity to be in the mix.”

Rodgers makes a pretty good case, too.

“I’m the youngest of any of the guest hosts,” he told McNear. “I’d be the youngest host of just about any major game show, I bring an audience from the NFL, and I feel like I appeal to nerdy people, too, because I was a nerd in high school and got caught in that weird phase of wanting to be a jock and an athlete and also really caring about getting good grades. And at the same time, there’s not many bigger fans of the show than me. I’ve been watching it for years and years and years. I respect the show and appreciate the history of it, and also there’s my background of stepping in for a legend (former Packers QB Brett Favre) and their footsteps. I feel like all that combined makes me a pretty good candidate.”

Apparently, Rodgers worked hard to prepare for his guest hosting role. He told ESPN’s Rob Demovsky that he watched “hours and hours” of episodes.

“But I had to watch from a different perspective — from Alex’s perspective,” Rodgers told Demovsky. “I couldn’t watch it as a fan anymore. I took pages and pages and pages of notes. I wrote down every affirmative that he said to any type of clue. I wrote down how he would respond if they didn’t get it right. I wrote down beat points of the show. I wrote down all the different ways he would take it to break. I wrote down the stuff that he said coming out of break. Literally, I studied for this like no other. I wanted to absolutely just crush it.”

Sounds like a guy who is serious about wanting the job, and word is “Jeopardy” execs were impressed with his performance.

Of course, this is all speculation because it doesn’t appear as if “Jeopardy” is close to picking a permanent successor to the great Alex Trebek. The smart money at the moment is on Ken Jennings, who holds the record for “Jeopardy” wins and did a splendid job during his two-week stint as guest host.

Then again, maybe Rodgers and “Jeopardy” can work something out around Rodgers’ football schedule. Or Rodgers could call an audible and give up one great job for another.

@Timmy! posted:

How did it turn out for you guys, Goldie?
Have you been able to watch?

NO....my husband wouldn’t buy a home antenna and won’t let me find a on line show.     But my friend in Madison is taping it for me and will save it for me when I visit the first week in May.  Damn.  I actually am so pissed off at our cable provider for NOT HAVING IT ON ALL THE DAMN CHANNELS WE HAVE.   ðŸĪŽ ðŸĪŽ ðŸĪŽ

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