Jeopardy! host Mayim Bialik flooded with creepy comments after she posts photo of herself eating a BANANA on set

JEOPARDY! co-host Mayim Bialik has been flooded with creepy comments after she posted a photo of herself eating a banana.

The photo was taken on the set of the show.


Mayim, who was dressed in a hoodie and a Hebrew NY Knicks shirt, posted a photo of herself eating a banana to Instagram.

"Jeopardy. Golf cart ride to a Morning meeting with writers. Breakfast. Hebrew NY Knicks shirt," she captioned the photo.

Her rings were going different ways, her hair was not done, and she was sporting black glasses.

Mayim looked straight at the camera while eating the banana.

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Fans took to the comments to make jokes about the picture.

Most of them were quotes from the show Big Bang Theory, which Mayim was on.

"Did your mum teach you to eat a banana like that? #bbt," commented one fan.

"Now what do we say about eating bananas vertically? is that how good girls do it Amy?" quoted another.

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"My mom says good girls don’t eat bananas like that," one fan wrote with laughing emojis.

"*dont make eye contact while eating a banana*," said another.

"A good banana a day will fill you up. You're HOT," commented a fifth.

Other fans pointed out that there were a lot of weird comments on this post.

Mayim is back hosting Jeopardy! this week, after much debacle on who will be the permanent host.

WHAT IS PAUSE?

The actress recently spoke on the Wild Ride! with Steve-O podcast about why filming shuts down during episodes sometimes.

When the show needs to determine whether an answer is acceptable or not, proceedings on Jeopardy! are paused.

“We sometimes shut down for close to an hour over one decision,” she explained.

She added, “So, you don’t see that. You just see the like, ‘Oh, they rule on this,’ but any episode where we correct someone’s score, like, ‘The judges have ruled that mahogany is also an acceptable tree that begins with an M,’ or whatever it is, usually means we’ve shut down for like an hour.”

Mayim told the podcast host that there is always a lawyer on set to oversee everything.

This explains the reason for the editing blunders on the show recently.

In March, the show aired segments out of order, leaving viewers baffled.

Jeopardy! has been ripped about these mistakes online in recent months, so it's good Mayim explained why such things happen.

IS SHE BACK FOR GOOD?

Mayim being back on set has a lot of fans excited, but this doesn't mean that she is back for good.

She and Ken Jennings have been filling in as guest hosts since Alex Trebek passed away.

Mike Richards was hosting until comments from his past were resurfaced and he was let go from the show.

However, it was revealed that both Ken and Mayim will share hosting duties until the end of the season.

After that, the network will figure out who will be the permanent host, whether it is one of them or someone else completely.

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Fans have been torn about who they want as the permanent host.

Mayim suffered various blunders on the small screen and was even criticized for doing a bizarre impression of Arnold Schwarzenegger when revealing the answer to a question about his movie, Pumping Iron.




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