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The Scoop for Nov. 12, 2019

Alex Trebek got choked up when a contestant got his Final Jeopardy answer wrong…
“What is, We love you Alex.”
Getting a bit dusty in here…


We all have our own family holiday traditions. Like in my family, after the big turkey dinner, we race to the couch to see who naps first. I just sleep at the table. But Anna Kendrick and her family have an odd one…
The watch football on mute while listening to “The Nutcracker.”
Ok, I’ll bite. Why?
“It’s so much fun . . . every now and then . . . a [football] play will align perfectly as the music crescendos”
You know you want to try this at least once.


Remember back in the day, when Mike Tyson’s star was starting to fade in the ring and he bit Evander Holyfield? Not a good look. Well, years later we find out Evander did some biting of his own.
“I bit somebody too. It just wasn’t on TV.”
I mean, when you consider they get punched in the head for a living, this kind of thing makes a little more sense.


Bonus Scoopage:

Getting a bit dusty in here.


 

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