I notice that the set turns purple just after Alex's introduction. I wish they would have waited to turn it purple for DJ! It would have been a great throwback to the color change in the original set(s).
Emmy Award-winning host, Tom Bergeron's comedic wit always guarantees his audience a fun and memorable evening. Vying for honors as the busiest man in TV, Tom is releasing his first book I'm Hosting as Fast as I Can! Zen and the Art of Staying Sane in Hollywood will be out April 7th. Tom also hosts ABC's hit Dancing with the Stars and former host America's Funniest Videos, and wrapped Planet Green skein Supper Club. While all three are on air, he had the most prime time hours on TV than any host. Bergeron began his broadcasting career in 1972 in his hometown of Haverhill, Massachusetts. He spent over a decade with WBZ-TV in Boston, hosting a number of popular shows. In 1994 he became host of Breakfast Time on FX, which morphed into Fox After Breakfast and moved to the Fox network. He became a fill-in anchor on Good Morning America in 1997, until he segued to Hollywood Squares in 1998. While hosting Hollywood Squares, Bergeron kept busy as a fill-in anchor on CBS' The Early Show. He can now be seen hosting ABC's America's Funniest Home Videos and ABC's #1 hit Dancing with the Stars. He will also continue to be a guest correspondent for Good Morning America while hosting Supper Club for Planet Green. He was also chosen in the first class of inductees to the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame at Massosoit College. In between projects, Bergeron has hosted everything from The 60th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards and Miss America Pageant, to The 33rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation's 28th College Television Awards Gala. Bergeron spends a lot of his free time volunteering his services for several charity events. He was the national celebrity spokesperson for March of Dimes March for Babies and was awarded their March of Dimes Special President's Award for Volunteer Excellence. He's currently involved in the Muscular Dystrophy Association and host of the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon. Bergeron is a confessed gym rat working out 4-5 days a week with a trainer and enjoys running and riding his bike on the beach. He splits his time between Connecticut and California, and lives with his wife and 2 teenaged daughters.
@@kevinrodgers98 pretty sure they just recreated this in la. i 100% believe the other one was superior and the themes from the year before was too but still.
Here Are Tonight Celebrity Guests Elizabeth Perkins-Weeds, Cats & Dogs 👱♀️ Tom Bergeron-Dancing With A Stars, Hollywood Squares 👨 Aisha Tyler-Ghost Whispers, Archer 👩🏾
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Elizabeth Perkins is an actress who has distinguished herself with an eclectic mix of roles over the span of her career. Never satisfied with the comfort of familiarity, she has avoided the tried-and-true and has the maverick sensibility of a pioneer. Her choice of roles reveals such a career, distinguished by the inexhaustible ability to ferret out worthy parts and coax from them their fullest measure of idiosyncrasy. Perkins can currently be seen starring in Showtime's original series Weeds where she portrays Celia Hodes. Weeds is currently in its third season. Perkins's performance has earned her two Golden Globe nominations and two Emmy nominations for Supporting Actress. Perkins will next be seen in the Lions Gate film Fierce People opposite Diane Lane and Donald Sutherland for director Griffin Dunne. Born in Queens, New York, Perkins was raised in Vermont, and later attended Chicago's prestigious Goodman School of Drama. In 1984, Perkins returned to New York where she made her theatrical debut in Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs. She subsequently worked with Playwrights' Horizon, the Ensemble Studio Theatre, The New York Shakespeare Festival and the Steppenwolf Theater and was in the acclaimed John Patrick Shanley black comedy Four Dogs and a Bone at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. Perkins made her feature film debut in Ed Zwick's About Last Night..., an adaptation of David Mamet's play Sexual Perversity in Chicago. Her breakthrough performance came in 1988 opposite Tom Hanks in 20th Century Fox's smash hit Big, directed by Penny Marshall, and she received critical acclaim for her performance in Barry Levinson's Avalon. In 1991, she starred opposite William Hurt in Randa Haines' touching drama The Doctor, and with Kevin Bacon in He Said, She Said for Paramount Pictures. She then went on to star in Indian Summer before bringing cartoon character Wilma Flintstone to life in Universal Pictures' blockbuster motion picture The Flintstones. Perkins portrayed Dorey Walker in John Hughes' remake of the 1947 holiday classic Miracle on 34th Street with Sir Richard Attenborough. She also co-starred opposite Kathleen Turner, Gwyneth Paltrow and Whoopi Goldberg in Gramercy Pictures' Moonlight and Valentino. Her other credits include From the Hip; Sweethearts Dance, with Jeff Daniels and Susan Sarandon; Alan Rudolph's Love at Large; Enid Is Sleeping; Lesser Prophets; I'm Losing You, Bruce Wagner's independent film co-starring Frank Langella, Rosanna Arquette and Amanda Donohoe; Crazy in Alabama, directed by Antonio Banderas co-starring Melanie Griffith, Paul Mazursky and Cathy Moriardy; the independent feature Under the Mimosa co-starring Brad Renfro, directed and written by Bo Brinkman; 28 Days opposite Sandra Bullock; Cats & Dogs; Finding Nemo as the voice of Coral; Jiminy Glick in Lalawood; The Ring Two; and most recently in the Warner Bros. film Must Love Dogs, starring opposite Diane Lane. Perkins made her television debut in For Their Own Good, produced by Jon Avnet and Jordan Kerner. Perkins's other television projects include NBC's Baby 2000; Showtime's The Rescuers for Barbra Streisand's Barwood Productions; the HBO series From the Earth to the Moon; Showtime's What Girls Learn; the Hallmark Hall of Fame production of My Sister's Keeper opposite Kathy Bates; and Showtime's Speak. Perkins currently makes her home in Los Angeles with her daughter Hannah and her husband, cinematographer Julio Macat.
from what i hear this will be the new set used for the next season...i like it but i think they should add a new light show the set looks a lil bare still.....they should add like some of those light effects that game shows used back in the late 80's early 90's u no just go all out lol
I notice that the set turns purple just after Alex's introduction. I wish they would have waited to turn it purple for DJ! It would have been a great throwback to the color change in the original set(s).
Emmy Award-winning host, Tom Bergeron's comedic wit always guarantees his audience a fun and memorable evening. Vying for honors as the busiest man in TV, Tom is releasing his first book I'm Hosting as Fast as I Can! Zen and the Art of Staying Sane in Hollywood will be out April 7th. Tom also hosts ABC's hit Dancing with the Stars and former host America's Funniest Videos, and wrapped Planet Green skein Supper Club. While all three are on air, he had the most prime time hours on TV than any host.
Bergeron began his broadcasting career in 1972 in his hometown of Haverhill, Massachusetts. He spent over a decade with WBZ-TV in Boston, hosting a number of popular shows. In 1994 he became host of Breakfast Time on FX, which morphed into Fox After Breakfast and moved to the Fox network. He became a fill-in anchor on Good Morning America in 1997, until he segued to Hollywood Squares in 1998. While hosting Hollywood Squares, Bergeron kept busy as a fill-in anchor on CBS' The Early Show.
He can now be seen hosting ABC's America's Funniest Home Videos and ABC's #1 hit Dancing with the Stars. He will also continue to be a guest correspondent for Good Morning America while hosting Supper Club for Planet Green. He was also chosen in the first class of inductees to the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame at Massosoit College.
In between projects, Bergeron has hosted everything from The 60th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards and Miss America Pageant, to The 33rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation's 28th College Television Awards Gala.
Bergeron spends a lot of his free time volunteering his services for several charity events. He was the national celebrity spokesperson for March of Dimes March for Babies and was awarded their March of Dimes Special President's Award for Volunteer Excellence. He's currently involved in the Muscular Dystrophy Association and host of the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon.
Bergeron is a confessed gym rat working out 4-5 days a week with a trainer and enjoys running and riding his bike on the beach. He splits his time between Connecticut and California, and lives with his wife and 2 teenaged daughters.
We know.
Wow Tom!
The day after this Celebrity Jeopardy! episode, Jeopardy began their Tournament of Champions using the CES set there in Vegas.
That's Exciting
What About CES Set From Season 26th
@@kevinrodgers98 pretty sure they just recreated this in la. i 100% believe the other one was superior and the themes from the year before was too but still.
@@ihonestlydontevenknow4359 Yeah! 👍👍👍👍
Tom Bergeron was a host on AFV
Was the best host on AFV
One of the most obvious things that wasn't transported back to L.A. with this set was the large crowd.
Here Are Tonight Celebrity Guests
Elizabeth Perkins-Weeds, Cats & Dogs 👱♀️
Tom Bergeron-Dancing With A Stars, Hollywood Squares 👨
Aisha Tyler-Ghost Whispers, Archer 👩🏾
@@brodie2005thegamer dawg… bergeron ain’t dead
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The First Decade of Jeopardy of the 21st Century started with the Sushi Bar set and ended the Decade with CES.
yeah and How many people thought of abc7 even if there was I would totally watch judge Judy in 2009
I think the intro to this video should be on afv former host tom bergeron
Tom Bergeron was also the host of Hollywood squares
I knew that
Amber Spencer oh why you didn’t tell me that
And America's Funniest Home Videos.
@@treseancann1261 also former host of Dancing With the Stars before the host of America's Next Top Model Tyra Banks took over
I REALLY need to get an HDTV...
I LOVE Aisha in "Archer"
Elizabeth Perkins is an actress who has distinguished herself with an eclectic mix of roles over the span of her career. Never satisfied with the comfort of familiarity, she has avoided the tried-and-true and has the maverick sensibility of a pioneer. Her choice of roles reveals such a career, distinguished by the inexhaustible ability to ferret out worthy parts and coax from them their fullest measure of idiosyncrasy.
Perkins can currently be seen starring in Showtime's original series Weeds where she portrays Celia Hodes. Weeds is currently in its third season. Perkins's performance has earned her two Golden Globe nominations and two Emmy nominations for Supporting Actress. Perkins will next be seen in the Lions Gate film Fierce People opposite Diane Lane and Donald Sutherland for director Griffin Dunne.
Born in Queens, New York, Perkins was raised in Vermont, and later attended Chicago's prestigious Goodman School of Drama. In 1984, Perkins returned to New York where she made her theatrical debut in Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs. She subsequently worked with Playwrights' Horizon, the Ensemble Studio Theatre, The New York Shakespeare Festival and the Steppenwolf Theater and was in the acclaimed John Patrick Shanley black comedy Four Dogs and a Bone at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles.
Perkins made her feature film debut in Ed Zwick's About Last Night..., an adaptation of David Mamet's play Sexual Perversity in Chicago. Her breakthrough performance came in 1988 opposite Tom Hanks in 20th Century Fox's smash hit Big, directed by Penny Marshall, and she received critical acclaim for her performance in Barry Levinson's Avalon. In 1991, she starred opposite William Hurt in Randa Haines' touching drama The Doctor, and with Kevin Bacon in He Said, She Said for Paramount Pictures. She then went on to star in Indian Summer before bringing cartoon character Wilma Flintstone to life in Universal Pictures' blockbuster motion picture The Flintstones. Perkins portrayed Dorey Walker in John Hughes' remake of the 1947 holiday classic Miracle on 34th Street with Sir Richard Attenborough. She also co-starred opposite Kathleen Turner, Gwyneth Paltrow and Whoopi Goldberg in Gramercy Pictures' Moonlight and Valentino.
Her other credits include From the Hip; Sweethearts Dance, with Jeff Daniels and Susan Sarandon; Alan Rudolph's Love at Large; Enid Is Sleeping; Lesser Prophets; I'm Losing You, Bruce Wagner's independent film co-starring Frank Langella, Rosanna Arquette and Amanda Donohoe; Crazy in Alabama, directed by Antonio Banderas co-starring Melanie Griffith, Paul Mazursky and Cathy Moriardy; the independent feature Under the Mimosa co-starring Brad Renfro, directed and written by Bo Brinkman; 28 Days opposite Sandra Bullock; Cats & Dogs; Finding Nemo as the voice of Coral; Jiminy Glick in Lalawood; The Ring Two; and most recently in the Warner Bros. film Must Love Dogs, starring opposite Diane Lane.
Perkins made her television debut in For Their Own Good, produced by Jon Avnet and Jordan Kerner. Perkins's other television projects include NBC's Baby 2000; Showtime's The Rescuers for Barbra Streisand's Barwood Productions; the HBO series From the Earth to the Moon; Showtime's What Girls Learn; the Hallmark Hall of Fame production of My Sister's Keeper opposite Kathy Bates; and Showtime's Speak.
Perkins currently makes her home in Los Angeles with her daughter Hannah and her husband, cinematographer Julio Macat.
i liked the set before this WAY better
from what i hear this will be the new set used for the next season...i like it but i think they should add a new light show the set looks a lil bare still.....they should add like some of those light effects that game shows used back in the late 80's early 90's u no just go all out lol
NO! STOP BANNING ME WITH SUGGESTIONS BBTV SONY PICTURES!
0:27 - Wait... What!?!? T-TOM BER- TOM BERGERON!?!?!? HE USED TO BE A HOST OF AFV, NOW A CONTESTANT IN CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!?!?!?!?
I DIDN'T SEE THIS EPISODE COMING WHEN I WAS FIVE YEARS OLD DURING 2009
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He was still host of AFV in 2009.
He was also the host of the 1998 revival of Hollywood Squares.
Me too!
How many people thought of SNL when they revealed this would be CELEBRITY Jeopardy?
Tom would be a good host for jeopardy
That's what I said!!
1.5 minutes ????
that alert was urgent even after june 12 2009
why can't thay show the whol show?
In this day and age, Sony would copyblock it.
how much will the champ earn with $25000
Rarely