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On several occasions, Celebrity Jeopardy! sketches have been referenced during actual Jeopardy! episodes: In the May 19, 1999 Celebrity Jeopardy! episode, the Jeopardy! round featured the category "'S' Words", and the Double Jeopardy! round featured "Swords" in the same column (in the first sketch, wherein "'S' Words" is a category, Connery ...
February 13, 1999 - featuring host Brendan Fraser as a gym instructor. May 15, 1999 - featuring host Sarah Michelle Gellar and Chris Parnell as Karen and John Hopkins. October 16, 1999 - featuring host Heather Graham, and Will Ferrell as airplane passengers. February 19, 2000 - featuring host Ben Affleck and Horatio Sanz as car salesmen.
Celebrity Jeopardy: A Jeopardy! game that includes people in costumes portraying famous people in the news. George W. Bush , and Martha Stewart , are commonly portrayed. Gilbert Gottfried , who is always included on the panel, portrays other uncommon characters such as the Easter Bunny or Pontius Pilate , and is characterized by his frequent ...
Perry delivered several stand-out moments during his time as host, including an impression of his Friends co-star Matt LeBlanc, but his “Celebrity Jeopardy” sketch is the one that still has us ...
This 1999 sketch shows Trebek (Ferrell) struggling to keep order with contestants Burt Reynolds (Macdonald), surly Sean Connery, played by Darrell Hammond, and "3rd Rock from the Sun" star French ...
In July of 1999, when executive producer Lorne Michaels held auditions for the season, NBC introduced a new contract for first-year cast members, replacing the five- or six-year deals they had used in the past. [4] The terms were established by NBC executives Scott Sassa and Garth Ancier.
Sunday night's celebration of 40 years of "Saturday Night Live's" couldn't bring us every single sketch we ever loved, but thank goodness, we got "Celebrity Jeopardy." "Sean, you control the board,"
Before the start of the season, Jim Breuer, who had been a cast member for three seasons since 1995, left the show on his own terms. [1] Following Breuer's departure, the show added three new featured players: stand-up comedian Jimmy Fallon, [2] [3] Chris Parnell, a performer with The Groundlings in Los Angeles, and Upright Citizens Brigade and Second City performer Horatio Sanz. [1]