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Katie Couric has watched “Jeopardy!” — a lot.

It was something she and her late husband, Jay Monahan, enjoyed together — even if he did come up with the right responses more often than she did.

“It would make me so mad,” Couric said in an interview “Jeopardy!” released on Sunday. “At the same time, I thought it was so hot.”

“Jeopardy!” has long been a regular part of Couric’s life, but the way she watched the quiz show changed when she agreed to be a guest host.

“I started watching it religiously,” said Couric, adding that she spent a lot of time watching how Alex Trebek moved from category to category, and how he phrased clues or interacted with the contestants.

Couric’s “Jeopardy!” debut falls on International Women’s Day. The journalist said she hopes that her time as guest host will help inspire women to embrace learning and gaining knowledge and send a message to girls that “it’s cool to be smart.”

“To be the first woman on a show that stands for excellence and intelligence and integrity is a real honor for me,” Couric said. “I think for a while girls would get to a certain age and they would sort of hold back because they didn’t want to be seen as too aggressive or pushy or smarter than the boys.

“But I think society has really changed and we’re championing and celebrating smart girls and women,” she continued. “Be a sponge, be a lifelong learner and be proud of your intelligence and your knowledge. It’s such a gift, and share it with the world.”

Others scheduled to take their turns include Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, television journalist Bill Whitaker, and actress and neuroscientist Mayim Bialik.

With each guest host's appearance, a donation will be made to a charity of their choice. The amount donated will equal the cumulative winnings of the contestants that compete during the weeks they serve as guest host.