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Hollywood Strikes Showed Execs Mayim Bialik Not Essential On 'Jeopardy!'

TMZ.com Wednesday, 20 December 2023
Mayim Bialik stepping away from "Jeopardy!" in solidarity with striking writers showed Sony executives they didn't need 2 hosts for the quiz show, and that's why they moved on ... TMZ has learned. Sony Studios sources tell TMZ ... bosses at Sony…
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