Is Aaron Rodgers mad after "Jeopardy!" refused to consider him as a permanent host? Did Aaron Rodgers threaten to boycott "Jeopardy!" after the show chose a different game master? After months of trying to find a permanent host, "Jeopardy!" initially announced that its executive producer Mike Richards and Mayim Bialik would succeed Alex Trebek.

Many believed that Dr. Oz, the controversial "Jeopardy!" guest host who still went on the show despite the backlash made its ratings plummet - but that's certainly not the case.

Aaron Rodgers had been pushed to retire from NFL and start his "Jeopardy!" career in a sarcastic way.

Out of all "Jeopardy!" guest hosts, only Aaron Rodgers managed to get a comment from the game show's executive producer.