JEOPARDY! champions Sam Buttrey and Andrew He have shown that even fierce competitors can still be friends.

The pair teamed-up for a special song and dance duet that had fans running wild.

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Neither Sam nor Andrew are currently participating in the Jeopardy! Masters tournament.

But that doesn’t mean they aren’t a part of the fun.

Jeopardy! created a Masters watch party, and tasked the two with spreading the word online.

So Sam and Andrew joined together for a video to show their dancing skills as they busted some moves on the roof of the game show’s studios.

As they grooved, they both lip-synced to the Muni Long song, Made for Me.

Lyrics profess, “Nobody knows me like you do/ Nobody gon’ love me quite like you.”

“Can’t even deny it, every time they try it!” Jeopardy! captioned the video, quoting more lyrics, before urging fans to join a Masters watch party.

Fans knew they wanted more from the duo.

“No freaking way!! How did Sam nail this so hard?!” one person remarked. “Love Sam & Andrew!”

“Two of the most lovable people on Jeopardy!” another gushed.

“Love them!” a third agreed. “Sam and Andrew! The dynamic duo.”

“When I tell you we will absolutely be SEATED for the Samdrew Stream,” a fourth insisted.

POP-ULAR PAIR

Sam and Andrew may not be a part of this season’s Masters tournament, but fans have said they’d love to see more of them.

Sam’s name, in particular, has come up as a possible host for the new Jeopardy! spinoff focusing on pop culture.

Jeopardy! Universe

Jeopardy! first aired in 1964 until 1975. Then the nighttime version began in 1974. Since then, spinoffs of the game show have emerged. Here are all of those

Jeopardy! – (primetime) 1974 to present, weekdays on ABC at 7pm

Tournament of Champions – 1984 to present, features the top champions who have appeared on the show since the last tournament

Celebrity Jeopardy! – 1992 to present, has celebrities comepete against each other to raise money for chairty

Jeopardy! Masters – 2023 to present, features six notable recent Jeopardy! champions competing against each other

Jeopardy! National College Championship – 2022 to present, undergraduates from 36 colleges and universities across America compete to win $100,000

Other versions of Jeopardy! have fizzled out throughout the years

Amazon Prime Video has picked up a fresh take on Jeopardy! that will stream exclusively on the platform.

The spinoff will be called Pop Culture Jeopardy!, according to The Hollywood Reporter, and will feature three big changes to the format.

Instead of answering general knowledge questions like the players on the standard edition of the game show, contestants will answer questions about pop culture subjects like music, movies, sports, TV, and more.

In addition, the show will be streaming instead of on broadcast TV like the nightly show.

And finally, there won’t be three individual contestants competing against each other. Instead, it will be three three-person teams facing off.

BUTTERING UP

That said, there’s one big unanswered clue about the streaming edition of the show – and that’s who will stand behind the Jeopardy! lectern.

If Jeopardy! wants to keep hosting in-house, another obvious choice would be fan-favorite professor Sam, 63.

Sam is the sensation who was a finalist in the 2022 Tournament of Champions and the 2023 Masters spin-off.

He also coined the phrase, “Bring it!” and the Steve Martin-lookalike oozes charm on stage.

“Dare we dream for bon vivant and man about town Steve Martin Sam Buttrey?” one social media user suggested for host.

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