The show’s 50th-anniversary episodes will honor Griffin’s legacy. “We’re going to be honoring Merv, because we all wouldn’t be here without him. He started my career and he started your ...

But today’s contestants might not be as forgetful if “Jeopardy!” creator Merv Griffin had simply named the show “What’s the Question?” — which was actually his first choice.

The Amazing Kreskin, the beloved mentalist who found fame on television, died Tuesday at 89. “The only thing the Amazing Kreskin cared about was performing for all of you, it brought so much joy ...