Honoring a game show legend, current Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings shares a heartfelt tribute to Alex Trebek four years after his death. The special tribute was posted on Jeopardy!'s Instagram account.

Jennings, a former “Jeopardy!” contestant who holds the record for the longest consecutive winning streak, became a guest co-host in 2021 following the death of the show’s original and legendary host, Alex Trebek. He became the show’s sole host for Season 40 when it began in September 2023 following Mayim Bialik’s exit.

Ken Jennings honored Alex Trebek four years after his death from pancreatic cancer in a sweet video posted to the 'Jeopardy!' Instagram. Jennings recalled the last time he saw Trebek host, noting he was "grateful" for all the fan love he had gotten over the years.

The faux pas wasn’t lost on viewers, who took to social media platforms to slam the show for what some considered sexist.

During a recent taping of “Jeopardy,” host Ken Jennings reportedly made a joke about his rival, newly minted “Wheel of Fortune” host Ryan Seacrest.

Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings recently dropped exciting news with an off-camera admission. He was asked about the show heading to streaming services during a recent taping.