As LeVar Burton’s guest-hosting week continues on Jeopardy!, so does the six-game winning streak of Matt Amodio, a Phd student from New Haven, Connecticut.

Like this person who Tweeted, “I am impressed with Matt on Jeopardy but he uses “What’s” regardless of if the answer is a thing or a person — for a few nights now.

— Michele (@Michele91830190) July 29, 2021.

— Jay 🔜 (@JDG44120) July 29, 2021?

I am impressed with Matt on @Jeopardy but he uses “What’s” regardless of if the answer is a thing or a person — for a few nights know?

— Jason Browning, PhD (@jason_from_ky) July 29, 2021.

When the answer is a person’s name like, say, Anna Faris, Jim Parsons or John Cleese as we saw on Wednesday’s episode, Amodio said, “what’s Faris,” “what’s Parsons,” and “what’s Cleese.” And this quirk of Amodio’s has clearly struck a nerve with viewers, with some even going so far as to wonder if he is “the most annoying contestant ever.”.

Can someone PLEASE tell Matt it’s not “what” when referring to a person!

— April (@NerdmomApril) July 29, 2021.

— Brian Ashley Hinman (@BrianAshleyHin1) July 29, 2021.

Is Matt the most annoying contestant ever!

— Voter McVoterface (@VMcVoterface) July 29, 2021.

A: The most annoying #Jeopardy champion ever.

Digging #Jeopardy Matt and don't mind that he says "what" instead of "who" because he gets his answers right.

— (((Laura Kuhn))) (@loudakay) July 29, 2021.

Y'all better get used to and get over hearing "What's" because I think Matt's going to be on #Jeopardy for a while.

— Cassie (@thecassinator7) July 29, 2021.

A man from a top university in the UK pleaded guilty on Thursday (29 July) to charges of illicitly filming 12 women mostly in Singapore as the prosecution and defence argued over whether the court should lift the gag order on the man’s name