Trebek, who was born and raised in Canada, started hosting game shows in the early 1970s, notably with NBC’s “The Wizard of Odds.” He made the switch to ABC’s “Jeopardy!” in 1984.

In 1991 Trebek became the first person to host three American game shows at the same time, taking over as host of NBC’s “To Tell the Truth,” also for Goodson-Todman, from February until that ...

A Jeopardy! fan shared how Alex Trebek assisted them through high school. On a Jeopardy! subreddit, a fan made a post on Thursday, June 19, discussing how the late trivia game show host played a ...

And in its final moments it shows Trebek through signing off through the decades, repeatedly saying, "So long, everybody." Trebek died on November 8 at age 80, but had pre-taped several weeks of ...

Alex Trebek posthumously ended his historic 36-year run as "Jeopardy!" host on Friday. See the show's moving tribute to its longtime host.

Alex Trebek's final day in the studio was Oct. 29, just 10 days before his death Writer-Reporter, PEOPLE Alex Trebek knew his days on Jeopardy! were coming to an end — and he was prepared to say ...

Alex Trebek's widow, Jean, didn't fully understand how big an icon her late husband was to "Jeopardy!" fans. She admitted in a The Eden Magazine interview published Friday that she wasn't aware ...

Alex Trebek reflects on cancer battle, hosting 'Jeopardy!' all these years The beloved "Jeopardy!" host discusses all of the support he's received since his pancreatic cancer diagnosis, becoming a ...

Alex Trebek, born July 22, 1940, has spent decades in front of the camera as the iconic host of 'Jeopardy!' and many other game shows. In March 2019, Trebek announced he had stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

Alex Trebek died on Nov. 8, 2020, at the age of 80 after being diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer in March 2019. Here, remember his incredible life and career in photos ...

Today we honor Alex Trebek. For over three decades he brought integrity, humor and intelligence to his duties as host of Jeopardy! He will be in our hearts forever. Thank you, Alex. Love from us ...

At graduation, that teacher told Trebek: “Alex, you’ve had a good year. Do me a favor. Never lose your love of life.” Those words have stuck with Trebek ever since.