Jeopardy!' Has Announced More Guest Hosts in the Weeks to Come

Following Alex Trebek's death this past November, Jeopardy! has been booking a series of guest celebrities to fill in at the game show's lectern. As announced by Jeopardy!, a donation totaling the contestants' cumulative winnings during each guest host’s respective week will be made to the charity of their choice. Apart from executive producer Mike Richards temporarily filling in, the show has already scheduled the below guest hosts:

The most famous Jeopardy! contestant ever was the first person tapped to guest host following Alex's death. In his first episode as host, Ken paid tribute to Alex on stage. "You know, sharing the stage with Alex Trebek was one of the greatest honors of my life. Not many things in life are perfect, but Alex did this job pretty much perfectly for more than 36 years and it was even better up close," he said. This season, Ken is also serving as a consulting producer, according to CBS News.

When it's Katie's turn to guest host, the former Today show star and CBS Evening News anchor will become the first woman ever to host the beloved game show. Apart from her past news gigs, the journalist previously hosted her own talk show, Katie, for two seasons.

The acclaimed 60 Minutes correspondent will also take the Jeopardy! reins this season. The investigative reporter has worked on multiple CBS News broadcasts, including CBS Evening News and Sunday Morning. It's unclear if Bill will take over immediately after Katie's stint, but we'll be sure to update this post once we have more exact scheduling details.

Big Bang Theory fans may know her best as Amy Farrah Fowler, but sometime this year, Jeopardy! fans will welcome her as the temporary host of the trivia show. Meanwhile, the actress will continue to star in her new Fox sitcom, Call Me Kat.

The Green Bay Packers quarterback spilled during an interview with SiriusXM radio that he's been tapped to host an upcoming episode of Jeopardy!. “One of my idols growing up was Alex Trebek,” the NFL star explained on The Pat McAfee Show. “Being able to be [a contestant] on Jeopardy! years ago, even though my outfit wasn’t the greatest choice … they’re doing some guest-hosting spots, and it’s going to be released here pretty soon, but I have the opportunity to be one of those."