Who Should Take Over Hosting "Jeopardy"?

Now that Alex Trebek's days are officially numbered on "Jeopardy", I think some serious thought should be placed on who should replace him.
Whether temporarily or permanently, depending on Alex's condition.
I think the choice has been staring us in the face for over fifty years.
Just about every time you think about "Jeopardy",  you think about him.
He's been with the show since the beginning of the Art Fleming days.
Yes, I'm speaking of the one and only Johnny Gilbert.
Johnny has been an experienced game-show host.
I remember attending an episode of the game show "Music Bingo" in the early 1960's, and Johnny conducted himself with aplomb.
And he speaks in pure "Jeopardeeze", just like Art Fleming and Alex Trebek did before him.
Johnny has cleaned up what used to be a bit of a speech impediment.
He would pronounce the word "dollars as "dolluz".  And "cash" as "caish".
As in "He has a three day winning total of six thousand four hundred and thirty-five dolluz in caish".
He doesn't do that any more.
Do it at least as a stopgap measure.
He's part of the history of the show, and should be treated as such at the appropriate time.
I'm just sayin….

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