‘Jeopardy!’ fans think Buzzy Cohen is host due to cryptic tweets

Fans of “Jeopardy!” are buzzing on Twitter about a potential new host. 

Former Tournament of Champions winner Buzzy Cohen caused a stir when he shared a cryptic tweet that many believe to be a signal that he’ll be hosting the long-running game show.

Last week, fan account BuzzerBlog tweeted, “100% prepared to be wrong but still not totally believing that the Mayim-hosts-primetime-Jeopardy thing is still here. If that was still a thing I feel like the many press releases talking about ‘Celebrity Jeopardy!’ would have mentioned her by now.”

Cohen, 37, replied to the tweet with a gif of Yoda saying “No, there is another.”

Feeding into the theories, the “Jeopardy!” alum shared yet another secretive tweet. 

“Shout out to the camera guys on [as yet unannounced project] for convincing me to get a picopresso from @wacaco_ltd – cannot wait to get this thing going!!!” he wrote.

However, host Mayim Bialik this week revealed on social media that she tested positive for COVID, despite being vaccinated and boosted and staying “very vigilant” while traveling.

“I feel guilty that I went out. I feel sad and I’m worried,” said an “exhausted” Bialik. “I’m just worried about the world again and our health in the world.”

The Post has reached out to Sony, which produces the game show, for comment.

Meanwhile, in light of Cohen’s post, “Jeopardy!” fans immediately jumped on the speculation.

“Don’t tease us you menace!!!!” one user responded.

“BUZZY IS THIS AN ANNOUNCEMENT,” another excitedly wrote.

“A lot to unpack here,” another said.

Cohen, who was called “Mr. Personality” by Alex Trebek, earned the “Grand Champion” title in the Tournament of Champions in 2017. He guest-hosted the show for the 2021 Tournament of Champions after Trebek’s passing.

Mayim Bialik, 46, and Ken Jennings, 48, have taken turns as “Jeopardy!” hosts, though Jennings announced in May he would be taking a break from hosting for a “few months.”

“Celebrity Jeopardy!” will air this fall on ABC, broadcasting Sundays at 8 p.m. ET.