Alex Trebek Out of 'Jeopardy!' After Suffering Heart Attack

Longtime Studio City resident and Jeopardy! host returned home on Sunday after being admitted into Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles on Saturday with a mild heart attack, according to reports.

Trebek has no plans to leave the show, and plans to return to work for at least two more years to retire in the show's 30th year.

"Trebek is in good spirits and is currently under observation and undergoing further testing," Sony Pictures Television, the show's distributor, said Sunday. "He is expected to fully recover and be back at 'Jeopardy!' when production begins taping in July for the new season, the show's 29th."

"Jeopardy!" won a Daytime Emmy Award for best game show while Trebek was in the hospital Saturday. Trebek himself has won five Daytime Emmy Awards as best game-show host (once in a tie with Bob Barker of "The Price Is Right").

He has hosted numerous game shows in the United States and his native Canada, including "High Rollers" and "Pitfall."

Trebek, who turns 72 next month, began his career in 1961 as a reporter on Canadian TV and radio. He received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1999.

According to Newsday, he suffered a heart attack in December 2007, but resumed his hosting duties within weeks. 

Read the full report here.