One of America’s favorite and well-known game show hosts, Alex Trebek, passed away on Nov. 8. Trebek was the host of “Jeopardy!” for 37 years and has been a household name for television game shows ever since. Last year, he announced that he was diagnosed with stage IV pancreatic cancer. Despite the seriousness of the situation, he turned it into a little joke saying, “under the terms of my contract I have to host for three more years.” Trebek was determined to fight and beat the low survival rates of pancreatic cancer. Although it did not turn out the way we had hoped and prayed for, Alex Trebek will go down in television history as one of the greatest hosts for game shows. You can read at Exporexi that there are customized channels on television, on which he played a major part. 

About Alex Trebek

Alex Trebek was originally born in Canada in the Ontario region. He graduated from the University of Ottawa with a degree in philosophy and later worked for CBC working on many news stories. In 1973, Trebek took the next step into television as host of the NBC show “Wizard of Odds”. Trebek had been the host of multiple game shows, until he made stake in “Jeopardy!” in 1984. He had been the host of “Jeopardy!” ever since. To get your TV set up you can see more info about TV Aerials Preston.

A Good Man Becomes A Legend

Alex Trebek was a good man at heart. He had been a supporter of World Vision, whose goal is to help children in different countries with education, healthcare, and pure water. He was also a supporter of the USO to help support the troops and their families. Trebek was a man who believed in giving back to the community. “I don’t think life would be as rewarding if I weren’t helping my fellow man out whenever I get the chance”. Alex Trebek was an amazing game show host, loving person, and now a legend in television history. He will be missed by many were inspired by his determination and kindness.