‘Jeopardy!’ Gets New Home in 2025 – Where You Can See Episodes
Jeopardy! is getting a new second home in 2025 as the show returns to the Game Show Network (GSN) for reruns of the Ken Jennings-hosted episodes of Season 39. This includes the super champion runs of Cris Pannullo and Ray Lalonde.
The GSN Instagram page made the announcement on Monday (December 23), writing, “The newest addition to the Game Show Network line up? What is… @jeopardy! Jeopardy! with Ken Jennings starting Monday January 13 at 9p on Game Show Network!”
This marks the first time Jeopardy! will air regularly on GSN since 2013, when they aired reruns of Season 25 — the network did air a selection of Jeopardy! episodes in November 2020 in tribute to the late Alex Trebek.
The reruns will air on weekdays at 9 pm, with two episodes per day, replacing Wheel of Fortune reruns (Wheel will move to 2 pm). Interestingly, the announcement only mentions Ken Jennings, suggesting the Mayim Bialik episodes will be skipped. Bialik still served as a host in Season 39 before she was dropped from the show in December 2023.
New episodes of Jeopardy! will continue to air in syndication as normal, along with the various spinoff tournaments, including the upcoming editions of Second Chance, Champion’s Wildcard, the Jeopardy! Invitational Tournament, and the Tournament of Champions.
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However, the show is still looking for a streaming home for its classic Trebek-era episodes. Back in August, Pluto TV removed its channels dedicated to classic Jeopardy! and Wheel, leaving many fans frustrated.
During a Jeopardy! taping in November, Jennings revealed during an audience Q&A that streaming for the show “is happening” and would come sometime in “early 2025.” He also specified the platform would be “most likely Hulu or Prime.”
That said, Jennings did not clarify whether the new streaming home would include classic era or newer episodes (or both). Meanwhile, the official Jeopardy! Instagram page hinted at a new home for old episodes after the backlash to the Pluto TV news.
“Hang in there, baby. #Jeopardy!” the post read alongside a video that stated, “We hear you. Stay tuned for the latest Jeopardy! streaming news.”
Fans took to the Jeopardy! Reddit forum to react to the GSN news, with one commenter writing, “I hope they make a deal to put episodes hosted by Alex on a different streaming platform later next year.”
“I just want the box set of Alex’s whole run as host,” said another.
Another pointed out that as well as Pannullo’s impressive 21-game winning streak, Season 39 also includes the 2022 Tournament of Champions with Amy Schneider, Andrew He, and Sam Buttrey.
“Are they really skipping the Mayim eps?? I want to be on a rerun!” commented former Season 39 contestant Alicia Korenman.
“Since Mayim parted ways with Sony last year and her contract was expired last Summer 2024. I think GSN decided to just put Ken on the rerun?” replied another.
Are you excited to rewatch Season 39? Would you like to see a new home for classic Trebek-era episodes? Let us know your thoughts below.
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I know I will be in the minority here and probably get mostly down votes, but, I think it is rude and vindictive on Jeopardy's part not to air the repeats with Mayim. They are doing this so she can't recieve any residual checks from the show and that is wrong.
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Didn’t wanna watch her the first time, surely don’t wanna watch her in a repeat
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It is vindictive, especially since she was let go for supporting the show’s writers during the strike.I miss the co-hosting set up. Ken’s okay, but Mayim was a nice break from the monotony of Ken. He is so boring. Collin Jost on the pop culture edition is so much more lively and fun.
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I don't think it's vindictive. Mayim just didn't have that on-air personna needed to be a successful host. She was wooden, and, at times, haughty.
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If she was a bad host then they should have terminated her contract or whatever. If you're broadcasting reruns from a particular season then I think you should broadcast all the reruns. I go to great efforts to watch every episode in order because I feel I miss too much if I skip one or more episodes, especially if the champion loses in the missed episode. If you're looking at several weeks of episodes it's even worse. I would never watch the reruns unless all the episodes in that season were available, it would be too confusing. Not to mention that whether you liked her or not (I didn't), she did the work and deserves the residuals for her episodes, which deserve to be aired.
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She chose to walk a picket line instead of hosting Jeopardy. 🤷🏻♀️ Her choice.
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I agree.
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Nah. She had this coming, IMO. Besides, she was wildly unpopular & didn't do that good of a job.
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I didn't like Mayim as a host (or as a social/political/medical commentator), but that does sound like a shitty thing to do.
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Glad your omitting Mayam her shows were unwatchable
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I love Ken Jennings! But, I would love to also see Trebek reruns!
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Leave jeopardy alone! Keep it in the same family time slot on the same network that it has been forever!
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Love Jeopardy! so much I will chase it anywhere😻 I only keep DirectV since the Tivo is full of old Jeopardy!
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I don't want to see Ken Jennings leave as the host of jeopardy and if that woman comes on a the host and then I will not watch the program that I really enjoy but not with her
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She's not coming back. But for the sake of continuity in the repeats, her episodes should be included.
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NO MAYIM
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I would love to see all the episodes Ken Jennings played in.
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