Three “Danger!” The competitors were criticized by spectators after being tired of pop culture.
During the episode on Wednesday The beloved game of the gameCompetitor Melanie Hirsch, John Rindone and Josh Weikert received a mark for the category “Be my TV show guest”, which read: “This star of the ‘Axis’ The guest played as two different characters on ‘Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’.
‘DANGER!’ Fans straw competitors because of the lack of “apparent” triple stum about “lived”
Three “Danger!” The contestants remained tangled on a mark on the famous “axle” actor, Richard Roundtree. (Getty/ Opad! YouTube)
All three players were left speechless, which set fire to fans of the show to share their frustrations.
“I am deeply sad about the original three -pointed shaft,” one fan wrote on Reddit.
The fans were stunned by the lack of knowledge of the pop culture of three competitors. (Danger! YouTube)
The other expressed frustration on X, writing, “Meanwhile, these idiots do not know who the shaft is? Close the mouth!”
“They didn’t know Richard Roundtrae?!” The other asked.
“Richard Roundtree! I think we all scream!” Added one fan.
Richard Roundtree portrayed the private detective John Shaft’s 1971 movie “Off”. (Michael Ochs Archives)
Roundtree, who died 2023 After the Battle of the pancreas, he starred with Will Smith in the hit Sitcom 90s “Fresh Prince of Bel Air” as two different characters, Dr. Mumford and Rev. Gordon Sims.
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However, he was best known as the “first black action hero” after his extract in “Shaft” from 1971.
Roundtree also appeared in several film sequels including “The shaft is a great result!“1972 and” Axis in Africa “in 1973. He reprinted his role for the 1973 CBS series. Later he appeared in a hit Television series, “roots” As a carriage driver I Bennett.
The “Off” star Richard Roundtree died on October 24, 2023, after a battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 81 years old. (Mike Coppola/Getty Images)
Last week, a similar situation happened when three competitors remained tired of the final puzzle on the hit show in the 80s “Cheers”.
During Tuesday evening “Final danger!” The fans called the “Triple Stumper” Clue after each competitor failed to answer correctly. The show manager and former “Danger!” champion Ken Jennings announced The category was “Classic TV shows”.
In the fast, he read: “Published via the door of the setting of this show was a notice, which read:” The maximum capacity of the room 75 people. “
Lily St. Laurent of Bakersfield in California replied, “What is a TV show I don’t know.”
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“Danger!” Host Ken Jennings shared the correct answer with the competitors. (Sony Pictures Television Jeopardy Productions)
David Debacker of Ypsilati, Michigan, wrote, “What is a porridge.”
“It’s a good guess, but that’s not it,” Jennings said.
Alex Defrank from Brooklyn, New York, also replied: “M*a*s*h.”
Jennings pointed out, “I am very upset when I learned that the 80s of the 80’s childhood shows are now classic TV – which is” fans “. At least in ‘fans.’ “
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Fans quickly shared their thoughts on social networks.
“Mas*hi fans were in the air in the early 1980s … I think they both qualified,” one fan wrote on Reddit. “This was one of the few three -time Stipper that my wife and I got immediately. We never really looked more than a handful of episodes, but such a sign of capacity meant that it had to be in a public place and lived in the bar.”
Stephanie Giang Paunon Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
