Mayim Bialik, known for her role in The Big Bang Theory, has announced that she will no longer be hosting the syndicated version of Jeopardy! Over the weekend, Bialik shared the news on her Instagram, revealing that Sony had informed her of the decision.

Expressing gratitude for the opportunity and acknowledging her nomination for a primetime Emmy for hosting, Bialik stated, “I am incredibly honored to have been a part of the Jeopardy! family.” In response, Sony Pictures Television released a statement explaining the decision to have a single host, with Ken Jennings taking on that role for the syndicated show in the upcoming season. They thanked Bialik for her contributions to Jeopardy! and expressed hope for future collaboration on primetime specials.

After the passing of the iconic host Alex Trebek, Jennings and Bialik were initially selected to share hosting duties. However, Bialik faced constant backlash from fans, while Jennings was warmly received. Currently, Ken Jennings is hosting the show’s 40th season as the sole host, as the show seeks continuity for its viewers. The changes in hosting dynamics reflect the challenges and adjustments the iconic quiz show has undergone in the post-Trebek era.