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NEW YORK &mdash; Katie Couric is stepping into Alex Trebek&rsquo;s shoes, albeit probably without the famous mustache.
				The former &ldquo;Today&rdquo; co-anchor will join the revolving door of guest &ldquo;Jeopardy&rdquo; hosts set to start next week, manning the lectern until the game show finds a permanent replacement, the Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday.
				Couric, 63, joins former champ Ken Jennings as fill-in hosts, which Sony previously announced they plan to use until finding the perfect new trivia master.
				Episodes hosted by Jennings are set to begin airing Monday.
				Trebek died in November after a battle against pancreatic cancer, but had recorded enough episodes to last until the new year after a short break for reruns over the holidays.
				&ldquo;He was an absolute warrior,&rdquo; &ldquo;Jeopardy&rdquo; executive producer Mike Richards said on &ldquo;Today&rdquo; Monday about the host&rsquo;s final episodes.
				&ldquo;And what he was able to do by giving himself back to the set, to tape those final episodes &mdash; and &#8230; we didn&rsquo;t know it was going to be his final episodes and neither did he. But it was herculean.&rdquo;

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