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Who will succeed Alex Trebek as the host of Jeopardy, one of the longest running shows

on television?

Trebek filmed enough episodes to go through Christmas, but the producers will have a decision

to make in 2021.

Former champion Ken Jennings, who begins filming future shows today as the interim host, may be the frontrunner.

Journalists Anderson Cooper and George Stephanopoulos may be on the short list.

Trebek himself nominated Betty White in a 2018 interview, but the 98-year-old actress might be a bit of a stretch.

Here's what the host, whoever he or she may be, will need to do to succeed like Alex Trebek.

Imitate his humility.

Trebek once told an interviewer,

You have to set your ego aside.

The stars of the show are the contestants and the game itself.

That's why I've always insisted that I'd be introduced as the host and not the star.

And if you want to be a good host, you have to figure out a way to get the contestants to,

as in the old television commercial about the military, Be All You Can Be.

This is a Christmas season like no other in living memory.

Time reports that the U.S. COVID-19 outbreak is worse than it's ever been.

Dr. Anthony Fauci warned in an interview yesterday that, following Thanksgiving travel,

the U.S. could see a surge upon a surge. But even amidst

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