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I noticed the recent “Jeopardy!” winner Grant DeYoung was using a stool. I’m wondering why since, in all my years of viewing “Jeopardy!” I have only seen this now.
Apparently there is a long-standing, low-key policy that the show allows seats. The show posted on X (formerly Twitter) that “the option to sit is available to all our players!” — no questions asked. DeYoung is one of several contestants of late to use a seat; he reportedly wanted it because of back arthritis that made it hard to stand for extended periods.
“Yellowstone” used to air after “60 Minutes” a few months back. Will it continue sometime?
The Western drama is produced for the Paramount Network (not to be confused with Paramount+). Its corporate sibling, CBS, ran episodes of “Yellowstone” to fill time when most of its regular shows were shut down by the Hollywood strikes. There have been 4½ seasons of the series so far, all available for streaming on Peacock. Production on the second half of the fifth season has begun, with telecasts coming in November on Paramount Network. It appears that star Kevin Costner is not a part of the remaining Season 5 episodes, due to an array of production conflicts, among them Costner’s work on “Horizon: An American Saga.” That multipart movie epic will have its first installment in theaters in late June.