It's a Hilton next to the 405, actually (formerly a Doubletree, and before that
it was a Radisson). "Jeopardy!" also holds local contestant tryouts there on
occasion. They don't validate parking for potential contestants (valet-only,
and the nearest street parking is some distance away), but at
It should be pointed out that U.S. game shows, with a few exceptions, do
not pay to fly in or put up contestants for a LA or New York recording. The
best "Jeopardy!" contestants get is a discount at the Marriott near the
Sony lot and the hotel's airport limo taking them over to the Trebek Stage
and
For a while at least, the Ninja Warrior and Total Wipeout shows were not
being filmed in the US due to insurance/liability issues, but I think they
worked that out
On Thu, May 4, 2023 at 9:26 AM Jim Ellwanger wrote:
> Wasn't another reason for starting these expatriate productions so that
> they
Wasn't another reason for starting these expatriate productions so that they
could get full audiences of people not wearing masks? U.S. audiences (at least
in the Los Angeles area) were being required to wear masks until recently, due
to the unions' Covid safety agreements with the studios.
>
On Thu, May 4, 2023 at 4:18 PM Mark Jeffries wrote:
>
> And as to why Ireland, it's either because facilities in the U.S. are
> still being taken up by Peak TV or they're trying to save money (even if
> they have to fly contestants from the U.S. and put them up in a hotel,
> since there aren't en
Jamie Foxx has been in an undisclosed hospital for undisclosed reasons
since Apr. 12, while he was making a film for Netflix in Atlanta--since it
seems as though his Fox game show "Beat Shazam" was shooting for its annual
summer run in Ireland, NIck Cannon will fill in for him for this year's ru
