Jeopardy has reruns of Ken Jennings' first game (Jerry Harvey's final game), the 2020 ABC primetime special, and Ken Jennings' final regular play game (Nancy Zerg's first game)

On May 5, Jeopardy had Jerry Harvey's final game, also Ken Jennings' first, as the first episode in a two-week rerun stretch. Most of the reruns are edited versions of Jeopardy: The Greatest of All Time, which originally aired in January on ABC as an hour-long Jeopardy special show that was short-lived.  After the 30-minute reruns of Jeopardy: The Greatest of All Time, yesterday, it turns out that Jeopardy had Nancy Zerg's first game rerun, and that was also Ken Jennings' final regular play game. Ken Jennings' first game originally aired on June 2, 2004 in season 20, and Nancy Zerg's first game originally aired on November 30, 2004 in season 21. Ken was the final champion of the 1984 revival's 20th anniversary season and the first champion of season 21.

2020 Simpsons DVD collection upgrade

Basically, I recently got new copies of the complete first, third, fourth, and fifth seasons of The Simpsons on DVD. Additionally, I still have some discs from the complete thirteenth, fourteenth, sixteenth, and twentieth seasons of the show on DVD.

I previously had the complete first season in 2007, along with the complete third, fourth, and fifth seasons that year. I got a second copy of the first season in 2008, along with the first copy of the second season that year. I got a third copy of the first season in 2009, along with a second copy of the second season, a second copy of the third season, a second copy of the fourth season, and a second copy of the fifth season that year. In the past, I even got copies of the complete sixth season when I was in high school.

I've had my own copies of the thirteenth and fourteenth seasons since Christmas Day in 2014.

B. Smith dies of Alzheimer's Disease at 70

Barbara "B" Smith, the host of B. Smith with Style, died of Alzheimer's Disease earlier this year at 70 years old.

Her show is still on the Internet today after her death.

Where continuous coverage of the international virus should air and other temporary TV changes, at least in the Tampa Bay area

Continuous TV coverage of the coronavirus outbreak in the US should air exclusively on pay TV networks CNN, Fox News Channel, and MSNBC, while all local broadcast stations and other pay TV networks should continue airing their regular schedules.

On weekends, instead of infomercials, the local stations that usually air infomercials on the weekends should air syndicated reruns of some TV classics and syndicated airings of movies, because there would be no sports for less than a year due to the international virus.

Some TV productions suspended, but not HSN or my YouTube video series!

I'm a good YouTube star, but some TV productions had already been suspended due to the Chinese coronavirus (AKA COVID-19, the Trump Virus, the Spring Break Virus, and the International Virus Disease of 2020).

Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune have already had production suspended, though new episodes still air, with reruns on Saturday nights. WTSP is the local station, however.

The Real continues to air new episodes on WTVT at 1PM weekdays, but may have had changes in production due to the international virus. Other syndicated shows may have also had production suspended.

My own series of YouTube videos will continue production, despite the international virus itself.

CBS, TBS, TNT, and TruTV will never air any coverage of the NCAA men's division 1 basketball tournament despite its cancellation due to the international virus.  While being hunkered down in your house, be sure to watch any past NCAA tournament games on YouTube or some other video sites devoted to college basketball games. TBS should air reruns of Full Frontal with Samantha Bee despite the suspension of production of new episodes of Samantha Bee's talk show. TBS should also air reruns of Conan despite the suspension of production of new episodes of Conan O'Brien's talk show.

HSN hasn't stopped production of any live shows, but should continue business as usual, despite the international virus. If HSN stops production of any live shows due to the crisis, they should air pre-recorded reruns of older shows such as older episodes of Beauty Report with Amy Morrison and The List with Colleen Lopez as well as the early episodes of Wake Up Beautiful with Valerie, Adam's Open House, Something's Cooking with the Smiths, Obsessed with Style, Sunday Fashion Edit with Callie Northagen, Saturday Morning with Callie and Alyce, Welcome Home with Alyce, and former HSN shows Lunch Rush with Michelle Yarn and the final era of HSN Today co-hosted by Guy Yovan and Shannon Fox from 2017.

Former Wheel of Fortune announcer Charlie O'Donnell smiling up in heaven for less than a decade

Charlie O'Donnell, one of the former announcers of Wheel of Fortune who died on November 1, 2010 at 78 years old, has been smiling up in heaven for elss than a decade.

Lots of the game shows that Charlie O announced have been found on the Internet, especially on YouTube.

Game show fan David Downs dies in Chicago at 35

 There's a death in the game show family as the 2019 holiday season continues, because David Downs died at 35 years old at a Chicago hospital over the weekend. Downs, however, was a YouTuber and the creator of The Fun & Games Channel. He used to have a YouTube account called DownsA530, followed by a gamelover1949 account, before his death.