Wow, you know who would never do this and would also STILL make the best Jeopardy host? @levarburton.
NYT left out that Richards is the executive producer of the show—he named himself as host.
NYT left out that Richards is the executive producer of the show—he named himself as host.
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1428723989606764546
In his note Richards doesn’t mention any specifics of his scandal and makes no apologies.
“I know I have a lot of work to do to regain your trust and confidence” is the language of a guy who has no intention of stepping down as producer.
“I know I have a lot of work to do to regain your trust and confidence” is the language of a guy who has no intention of stepping down as producer.
https://twitter.com/clairemcnear/status/1428720429615681551
Mike Richards has only been the executive producer since 2020. It’s not like he’s been earning this his whole career. jeopardy.com/about/cast/mik…
Sony Pictures’ global head of TV, Ravi Ahuja, claims the executive producer of Jeopardy wasn’t part of the decision to make him the new host. But does this quote from Mike Richards sound like a man with no say?
This article tells you his age, inviting you to add 20 years to it
This article tells you his age, inviting you to add 20 years to it
30-year Jeopardy! fan, My Mom, expressed fleeting annoyance, saying, “he knew he was picking himself all along, right? It feels like we got scammed. Do you know how to play euchre?”
Mike Richards was already rich. If his goal was to become famous, well… congratulations. This show’s a wholesome American institution, and one man seems to think the show is his personal playground.
If Jeopardy! can live on without Alex, it can certainly live on without Mike.
If Jeopardy! can live on without Alex, it can certainly live on without Mike.
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