A post shared by Drew Goins (@drewlgoins)“We’ll take gay bat signals for $1,000!”Drew Goins was a crowd pleaser when he made his Jeopardy! debut this past September. With a narrow loss to champion David Erb–Goins was leading with $9,600 heading into the Double Jeopardy! compared to Erb’s $2,600–fans were clamoring for the blonde-haired journo from Honolulu to make his return to the stage.
They received their wish Monday night, and Goins provided gay “Clue-seekers” with a subtle hint. Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.The “Final Jeopardy” question was about a “21st century business called Matchbox” that had to change its name because another company with a similar title offered the same service.
The other two contestants, who were trailing Goins by wide margins, correctly guessed “Tinder.” But they were no threat (one of them also curiously wagered $0), for Goins also offered the correct answer.… Or did he? Our tight turtleneck-wearing trivia king seemingly forgot to buy a vowel. Goins wagered $3,401 and presented “Tindr” as his answer.
Which reminds us a lot of… you know. my impact https://t.co/VnuM93fKsKKen Jennings seemingly dropped some knowledge about his personal life on the latest ep of ‘Celebrity Jeopardy!’With over 13.5 million active users worldwide, our favorite digital little piece of tribal art is hardly a secret.
Grindr is so big-a phrase that coincidently appears quite often on the platform–it even comes out with its own annual Unwrapped report. While the new year is only a week old, we can already guess one of the top-searched tags: “Hot Jeopardy winner.” Feral, yet refined!screech of laughter at the hot Jeopardy winner’s spelling of “Tinder” pic.twitter.com/mwybFOOuCCit had to be made i’m sorry pic.twitter.com/DpORFvHbJVhe wanted us to know he’s never had to use it https://t.co/vDMjgC4xxrfrociaggine https://t.co/McpiJqEi6qi know what you are….
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