As much as they love the game show, "Jeopardy!" fans are known for their overt criticism of the hosts, the contestants and the clues.
Monday night was no exception, when Ken Jennings returned as host, taking over for Mayim Bialik. Although Jennings and Bialik are both hosts of the show, they typically split the season.
The shows, which are taped months in advance, were shot in conjunction with Hollywood's writers strike, which Bialik chose to support by stepping down from her hosting duties.
Fans welcomed Jennings with open arms on Monday, taking to social media to voice their satisfaction with his return.
'JEOPARDY!' HOST KEN JENNINGS SLAMMED BY 'BIG BANG THEORY' STAR FOR CROSSING THE PICKET LINE
"No question, Ken is more spontaneous, fluid, and quick-witted #jeopardy," one fan wrote to Twitter.
"Ken Jennings is back hosting Jeopardy. All seems right in the world. #Jeopardy," another said.
Fans were quick to slam Bialik, suggesting Jennings take over as permanent host of the game show.
"Ken Jennings is soooo much better than Mayim Bialik as Jeopardy host. Please don’t let her back on the air," one opinionated fan wrote.
"Can we just make Ken Jennings the permanent Jeopardy host already?! He's way more personable than Mayim Bialik," another added.
"When a Contestant gives an answer to a question, Ken Jennings is right on it, not like the somewhat delayed response from Mayim Bialik," someone else commented.
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Other viewers voiced adoration for Bialik, writing, "We miss Mayim. #Jeopardy."
Another complimented her decision to stand with the writers, tweeting, "I have missed Ken's delivery but wish he hadn't crossed the picket line. I respect Mayim joining the strike."
The writers' strike, spearheaded by the Writers Guild of America, has been ongoing since the beginning of May. Thousands of writers are protesting for better pay and other job securities.
Jennings told the Deseret News of his decision to come back amidst the strike, "Our last week of shows was already locked…We could be above board and just shoot the last week of scripts that had already been written."
The show finished taping in May, but new episodes will air until July 28.
Wil Wheaton, Bialik's former co-star on the "Big Bang Theory," eviscerated Jennings for his decision to cross the picket line.
"This is a VERY small town, Ken Jennings, and we will all remember this," he shared to Facebook. "Your privilege may protect you right now, but we will *never* forget."
