LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Alex Trebek, the popular host of U.S. game show "Jeopardy!", has suffered a minor heart attack and been hospitalized, the program said on Tuesday.
Related Videos:"He is resting comfortably in a Los Angeles hospital, and plans to resume taping 'Jeopardy!' in January," the show's producers said in a statement. A "Jeopardy!" spokeswoman said the Canadian-born Trebek had the heart attack Monday night at his home in the Los Angeles area but did not disclose any further details. "Jeopardy!", a general knowledge quiz, is one of the longest running game shows on U.S. television and regularly places No. 1 in ratings among its rivals. It reaches nearly 39 million viewers a week and airs in over 99 percent of the United States. (Reporting by Bob Tourtellotte, Editing by Arthur Spiegelman and David Storey)
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