♪♪
From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
[ Cheers and applause ]
Here are tonight's contestants.
A comedian from New York City,
she has six Netflix specials to her name
and recently completed her second book,
"All Things Aside."
Here's Iliza Shlesinger.
[ Applause ]
A comedian from Great Falls, Montana.
Since 2015, he's worked alongside James Corden
on "The Late Late Show,"
where he's asked guests "Reggie's Question."
Has that prepared him for ours?
Please welcome Reggie Watts.
[ Applause ]
A chef and restaurateur from Washington, D. C.,
his 2013 memoir was adapted into the ABC comedy series
"Fresh Off the Boat."
Most recently, he wrote, directed, and co-starred
in his first movie, "Boogie."
Ladies and gentlemen, Eddie Huang.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And now here is the host of "Celebrity Jeopardy!" --
Mayim Bialik!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert, and welcome
to what is sure to be another exciting episode
of "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Tonight's players include a world-class comedian,
a highly successful restaurateur,
and a man who's been forced to hang out
with James Corden for many years.
Here's a quick refresher on how tonight's game will play out.
First up, the Jeopardy! round, then Double Jeopardy!
and for the first time in competition, Triple Jeopardy!
Will this new round provide additional opportunities
to build a big lead,
or are there some unexpected third-act twists in store?
Our players are auditioning tonight for the role
of "Celebrity Jeopardy!" semifinalist,
but only one will get the part and have a shot
at the million-dollar grand-prize donation to charity.
Iliza, Reggie, and Eddie, let's see how you do off book
as we take a look at the categories
in the Jeopardy! round,
starting with...
Each response contains "A-L-L."
Eddie, you'll be selecting first.
Let's do Boogie! for $500, please.
Reggie.
Who are The Kinks? Yes.
Eddie: Ooh. Iliza: Music question.
Creatures Great & Small for $200, please.
Mayim: Famous for its acrobatics as well as its songs,
here's one of these whales breaching the water.
Iliza. What is a humpback whale?
That's correct. Yes!
Okay.
Creatures Great & Small for $500.
Eddie.
What is a tuna? That's right.
Boogie! for $300, please.
Mayim: "Dance to This" was a summer 2018 collaboration
between Troye Sivan and her.
Iliza.
Who is Ariana Grande? Yes.
Okay.
Creatures Great & Small for $100.
Reggie.
What are condors?
No.
[ Beep ]
That would be bats. Condor is not a mammal.
I was never gonna get that. Aw, man!
I'm so glad I didn't... I suck.
Iliza, select again.
[ Sighs ] Okay. Phew!
Comedy Atlas, because it's expected of me, for $400.
Iliza. What is Long Island?
That's correct. Yes! Oh, my God!
Would've been so bad if I got that wrong.
Okay. Comedy Atlas, $200.
Eddie.
What is Athens? No.
Iliza. What is Atlanta?
That's right.
Okay, Comedy Atlas, $500. Let's just go for it.
Reggie.
What is the Improv?
No. Okay.
Iliza. What is Hermosa Beach?
No. What?! I'm pretty sure it is.
[ Laughter ]
Eddie? [ Beep ]
"What is San Francisco?"
Oh, got ya.
Iliza, select again.
I thought it said Southern California.
Did I make that up? Okay. Reggie: Yeah, okay.
Mayim, help! Okay.
[ Laughter ]
Okay...
Creatures Great & Small for $300.
How about a Daily Double?
How about it?!
How about not? [ Laughing ] "How about not?"
Mayim: Iliza, you are in the lead with $600.
You can wager up to $1,000.
What's it gonna be? Do $1,000. Do -- Bet it all.
Mayim: No, you can wager -- That is not true.
No, I just need just enough to stay ahead.
You can wager up to $600.
Oh, okay. Oh, I can only go up to $600?
You can only wager up to $600.
Okay, I will do $300.
That's the strategy.
For... [ Laughs ]
For $900 if you're correct, here's your clue.
Okay.
Oh, I just do it? You just do it.
What is a marsupial?
That's correct.
Yes! Very nice.
Whatever. Whatever. Very nice. Very nice. Very nice.
Mayim: Select again.
Comedy Atlas for $300, Mayim.
Iliza. What is Denver?
Yes. Thank you.
[ Laughter ] Okay.
"All" Things Aside, 'cause it's my book, for $200.
Iliza.
What is City Hall? Yes.
Oh, my God. I'm -- This is so nerve-racking.
I'm so glad I wore double Spanx.
[ Laughter ] What is...?
What is "All" Things Aside for $300, please?
Eddie. What is a mini mall?
Yes. Or a strip mall.
Let's do...
Creatures Great & Small for $400, please.
Seen here is one of the world's smallest mammals,
the pygmy this,
though we're not so sure about the taming of it.
Iliza. What is a shrew?
Yes.
[ Laughs ]
Um...okay.
I don't know what this is, but Around the House for $200.
Iliza. What is a lounge chair?
No.
Reggie.
[ German accent ] What is a recliner?
That is correct.
And that puts you back on the plus side.
Very nice, Reggie. Mayim: Reggie, select again.
[ German accent ] Thank you.
He's gone German. He's calm.
This Information for $200, please.
Iliza. What is an opal?
No.
Eddie.
I bought my fiancée two of these.
What is a diamond?
That is correct. I knew it!
We're gonna take a commercial break.
She's a world-famous comedian with the lead so far,
but will Reggie and Eddie have the last laugh?
There's more "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Here is a "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
Reggie got off to a good start with some '80s music knowledge.
...and, sadly, died of a heart attack at age 31.
The memorable video was shot in 1982 by Julien Temple,
then Britain's hottest video director,
and now perhaps better known
as the father of this "Ted Lasso" actress.
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the commercial, we asked for
the "Ted Lasso" actress whose father directed videos
like "Come Dancing."
The correct response...
♪♪
Welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Let's talk to the people who are putting the "celebrity"
in "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
We'll start with you, Iliza Shlesinger.
I'll put it down.
Mayim, I love you!
Iliza, it's so nice to see you here. Thank you.
Something very special is happening on October 11th.
Actually, two things are happening for you on October 11th.
Tell us what they are.
Well, it's a Pisces moon.
I'm just kidding.
My second book, "All Things Aside,"
is coming out on the same day
as my sixth Netflix special, "Hot Forever."
So... Awesome.
I think I'm allowed to say the name.
So, I'm very excited to give birth
to both of those babies at once.
Wonderful.
And tell us what charity you're playing for today.
Today I'm playing for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
My cousin Harley has cystic fibrosis,
and so anytime I can, I try to throw some money their way.
So this means everything to me. Everything.
Wonderful. Let's say hello to Reggie Watts.
Reggie -- Hi. Oh, sorry.
Reggie, you can talk to me directly. I apologize.
Reggie, you were born in Germany,
and you've lived in many countries -- Italy, France, Spain.
Do you think that's gonna give you kind of a leg up
on the competition today, 'cause you're so worldly?
No.
[ Laughter ]
'Cause it's still an American education?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
I don't remember much. I was so young. I was so young.
But maybe, maybe. We will see.
Yes. And tell us what charity you're playing for.
I'm playing for MusiCares.
They're an organization that help out artists, musicians
with all sorts of things, like living expenses,
medical expenses, insurance, and things like that.
They saved my life many times as a young, up-and-coming,
struggling musician in the '90s in Seattle.
And I love you guys. I love you. Mwah, mwah, mwah!
Alright, and let's say hello to Eddie Huang.
You and Iliza have an interesting connection.
Is that right? Yeah.
I play basketball with her now-husband,
and he was looking for love,
and I introduced him to the dating app that he met her on.
[ Laughs ] Thank you.
Thank you very much. Everybody wins.
And, Eddie, tell us about the charity you're playing for.
I'm playing for the Innocence Project today.
They use DNA evidence to overturn wrongful convictions.
And I used to work there as a law student.
Wonderful. A wonderful organization.
Alright, let's get back to the game.
Eddie, the board is yours. Alright.
Wow. [ Exhales sharply ]
Let's do This Information for $500, please.
Cologne, Germany, is one of many historic cities
along this great river of Western Europe.
Iliza. What is the Rhône?
No.
Reggie. [ German accent ] What is the Rhine?
That is correct. [ Laughs ]
Ugh! Is this a German category,
This Information? [ Laughter ]
It's a German category. Yeah, that's not fair.
Everybody knows comedy stuff, but no one knows German stuff.
I want a Chinese category. Okay, listen, guys,
chill out.
Let's go for This Information for $300, please.
Eddie: [ Laughs ]
Mayim: Reggie.
[ Normal voice ] What is Microsoft? Yes.
I was gonna guess Apple.
You were gonna guess Apple? [ Laughs ]
"All" Things Aside, for $100, please.
Mayim: Iliza. What is stall?
Yes. Oh, thank God.
[ Sighs ] Okay. "All" Things Aside, for $500.
Reggie.
What is blacklist?
No.
Damn it.
[ Beep ] Close.
"What is blackball?" Eddie: Blackball.
Ah! I was gonna say,
"What is blackball," after -- after I buzz in later.
Mayim: Okay, good to know. I was -- I was, too.
Iliza, select again.
Okay. Comedy Atlas for $100.
Iliza. What is Chicago?
Yes. Okay.
Just wanted to clear out that category.
Great. What is Around -- I'm sor--
Around the House for $400.
Iliza. What is hamper?
Yes.
Around the House, $500.
Some say it's a sin,
but this fittingly named area is a great place to apply
those finishing touches to your face.
Eddie. What is a vanity?
Yes.
Let's do the Reggie category, This Information, for $400.
[ Beep ]
That would be a Thunderbird.
Oh, man. I had that!
'Cause I knew it wasn't a Model T.
Eddie. I dumb-dumb, I dumb-dumb.
Let's do Boogie! for $400, please.
Iliza. What is vogue?
That's right.
Okay. Around the House, $300.
Here's this three-letter jar.
It happens to be Grecian, but other countries make them.
Iliza. What is an urn?
Yes. Reggie: [ Sighs ] Oh.
"All" Things Aside, $400.
Mayim: Reggie. What is last call?
Yes. Whoo!
Ah. I gotta go to the bar more.
You gotta go to the bar now.
[ Laughter ]
I'll take Boogie! [bougie] for $200, please.
[ Laughter ]
Mayim: Iliza. What is shut up?
Yes. Oh.
Oh!
Uh, Around the House for $100.
Reggie. [ Posh accent ] Who is Alexa?
Yes.
May I have Boogie! for $100, please?
[ Whispering ] I don't know who sings that.
[ Beep ] That's Justin Timberlake.
And here's the last clue.
Iliza. What is sandwich?!
Reggie: [ Normal voice ] Come on.
That is correct. Sandwich!
Brings us to the end of the Jeopardy! round. [ Sighs ]
Iliza, you are in the lead with $2,500.
Eddie, $1,300.
Reggie, you're in third place.
Iliza is laughing all the way to the bank.
Can her lead continue, or are Eddie and Reggie
set for a comeback?
We'll be back with more "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
after this quick break.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
[ Applause ]
You know, sometimes contestants on "Jeopardy!"
are scared to buzz in if they don't know the correct response.
You three do not seem to have that problem.
Have it right here.
Let's take a look at the categories in play
for Double Jeopardy! Whew!
We will begin with...
Reggie: Oh, no.
Come on.
Why?
Ugh!
Iliza: Good! Reggie: Okay.
Mayim: Alright, Reggie, what's it gonna be?
Well, obviously, it's going to be French Words & Phrases.
[ Laughter ]
I'm gonna do it for $400 today.
Iliza. S'il vous plaît.
Oh, sorry, I forgot. [ Laughs ]
What is s'il vous plaît?
That's correct. Oh, my God.
Watch your phrasing. You got it.
[ Sighs ] Go ahead, Iliza.
Did you think it was just to you?
Is that what happened? No, I just didn't buzz.
I thought, like, "No, this is mine."
That's what I -- That's what I thought, 'cause I...
Friendly reminder -- please buzz if you know the answer. Yes.
[ Laughter ]
You know what? Let's -- Let's take it there.
French Words -- Let's take it there for a language
I've never taken -- French Words & Phrases for $200.
Reggie.
[ French accent ] What is à la carte?
Correct.
Could I do French Words for -- & Phrases for $800, please?
Reggie.
What is faux pas? [ Laughs ] That's correct.
Select again.
Could I do French Words & Phrases for $600, please?
Eddie. What is crème de la crème?
That's correct.
Let's do What Happens in Vegas for $1,000, please.
Reggie: Oh, no.
Eddie. What is the Bellagio?
That's right.
Let's do What Happens in Vegas for $800, please.
Oh, man.
Eddie. What is the Statue of Liberty?
No. Oh! What?
Iliza. What is the Paris?
Eddie: Oh, Paris! Mayim: No. Reggie.
What is the tour Eiffel?
No! [ Laughs ]
"What is the Eiffel Tower?" Oh, my God, I thought
you wanted the hotel name! I said -- Wait, wait.
Wait, I just buzzed in. Yes. Can I --
Hold on, hold on.
Reggie, you are correct. That is French for
"What is the Eiffel Tower?"
That puts you in the lead,
and the board is yours.
[ Normal voice ] Wow.
Well, let's keep going
with French Words & Phras-- Phrases for $1,000, please.
Reggie.
What is coup? That is correct.
TV Show Theme Songs for $400, please.
Iliza. What is "Cheers"?
Yes.
TV Theme Show Songs, $1,000, and I'm not answering in French.
Iliza. What is "WandaVision"?
That's right. Okay.
Incredible. History Quiz, $1,000.
A Paris airport is named for this general
who led the Free French forces during World War II
and later served as France's president.
Reggie. Who is Charles de Gaulle?
That's correct.
History Quiz for $600, please.
Uh...
[ Beep ] Oh, dang.
The year was 1929.
Oh, geez. Reggie.
Wow. That Paints a Picture for $200, please.
Iliza. What is Mona Lisa?
Yes.
Okay. History Quiz, $800.
Eddie. What is the Inquisition?
That's correct. Wow.
Let's do What Happens in Vegas for $600.
[ Laughs ] Oh, man. Mayim: Whew.
Eddie. What are the Knights?
Golden Knights. What are the Golden Knights?
That's correct. Yeah.
What Happens in Vegas for $400.
It's my area of expertise.
Iliza. What is poker?
That's correct.
Wow. We're gonna take a break and be back.
Damn. So far, our celebrities are successfully playing
the role of "Jeopardy!" contestant.
But who has what it takes to steal the show?
Stay tuned. More "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
[ Applause ]
Welcome back. Let's visit with our celebrities again.
Iliza, your mom is actually a huge "Jeopardy!" fan.
Tell us about that. She is. Hi, Mom.
My mom is a huge "Jeopardy!" fan,
a huge fan of you, and when she visits,
she's like, "Let's go watch Mayim on 'Jeopardy!'
and watch together," and she gets very angry
if I yell out the answer before you finish asking the question.
So it's a tacit rule in our house.
We don't talk till Mayim's done.
[ Laughs ] Got it. Yeah.
And, Reggie Watts, you have one memory of "Jeopardy!"
What is it?
I remember "Celebrity Jeopardy!" from "SNL."
[ Laughter ]
That's how I most remember "Jeopardy!" [ Laughs ]
Does this feel accurate to that?
This is actually very, very similar.
Not dissimilar.
I-I'm glad -- I'm glad they -- they nailed it.
It's great. I feel good.
And, Eddie, you've actually been a response on "Jeopardy!"
Where were you when you heard that?
Yeah, no, I think I was in a cab going up, like, First Avenue,
and I saw the question in the cab,
and I was like, "Oh, that's me, it's gotta be."
So you got it right? That's good.
Yeah, I got it -- Yeah, it was the Statue of Liberty.
[ Laughter ]
Alright, let's get back to the game.
Iliza, make your selection.
Okay.
We're all staying away from the novels.
History Quiz, $400.
Bet it all!
[ Chanting ] Bet it all! Bet it all!
Mayim: You are $600 behind Reggie, who's in the lead.
How much are you gonna wager?
Okay. Oh, man, I guess -- I guess $600.
No, that's -- nope, I don't want that.
Oh, I can't -- this part's so hard.
I don't know, $700.
Okay. Just to, like, be ahead
a little bit.
That's exactly what it will do.
It will put you ahead a little bit.
Here's the clue. Okay.
Who is Marco Polo?
That's correct. Oh, that scared me.
And you move into first place by $100.
Strategy worked again.
Strategy worked. Alright.
Can I just say, that little pause you have
before you say, "That is right," gives me a heart attack. Good!
[ Laughter ] Oh, my God. Okay.
TV Show Theme Songs, please, for $800.
Iliza. Who are the Addams Family?
Yes. Oh, God.
Yes. TV Theme -- Show Theme Songs for $600.
Iliza.
What is "Mixed-ish"?
That's right. What Happens in Vegas, $200.
Eddie.
What is -- Who is Elvis?
That's right.
19th Century Novels for $1,000, please.
Reggie: Oh, no. Iliza: Oh, boy.
Eddie. What is "War and Peace"?
That's right.
19th Century Novels for $800.
[ Beep ]
That sea creature -- Moby Dick.
I knew it! I knew it.
Eddie. [ Laughs ]
19th Century Novels for $600, please. Come on! Okay.
Reggie.
What is "Sense and Sensibility"?
No. Ah.
Iliza.
What is "Pride and Prejudice"?
Yes. Oh!
[ Laughs ] Oh, my God.
I knew it. Select again.
I got the "and" right. Let's get out of this horrible category.
That Pic-- That Paints a Picture for $1,000.
Eddie. Who is Salvador Dalí?
Correct. And you're even closer to the lead.
Thank you. Can I retire? [ Chuckles ]
That Paints a Picture for $800, please.
Mayim: And there's the other Daily Double. [ Laughs ]
[ Applause ]
That brought on a buzzer drop... Sorry.
Mayim: ...not to be confused with a mic drop.
It's all good. You have $5,700.
How much would you like to wager?
[ Laughs ]
Iliza: Go big, baby.
The gambler in me wants to just go all $5,700,
but let's -- let's do -- let's do $1,000.
Let's do $1,000.
Alright, here's your clue.
Oh, my -- Come on.
Uh...
Who is Miguel Montoya?
No. "Who is Pablo Picasso?" Oh.
Oh, man. Oh, we don't get to --
I want to answer that. Okay.
Mayim: That'll take you down to $4,700. Did you know that?
Yes. Did you know that?
I didn't know. You didn't know that.
I didn't know that. Come on, we didn't know that.
Mayim: Okay. Eddie, select again.
Okay. That Paints a Picture for $600.
It's the day of the week depicted here
in the Georges Seurat painting
that inspired a Stephen Sondheim musical.
Eddie. What is Sunday?
That's right. Reggie: Damn.
19th Century Novels for $400, please.
Iliza. Who's Tom Sawyer?
No. Nope.
Oh, my God, that's embarrassing.
Mayim: Eddie. Who is Huckleberry Finn?
That's it. They're both...
19th Century Novels for $200, please. God!
Iliza.
That's time. Reggie.
What is "Dracula"?
That's right.
[ Laughs ]
[ Laughter ]
[ Posh accent ] Retaining composure.
History "Quize" for $200, please -- Quiz for $200, please.
Iliza. Who's Thomas Edison?
Reggie: Come on. Mayim: Yes.
Paints a Pic-- That Paints a Picture
for $400, please.
Reggie.
Who is Warhol?
Yes. Andy Warhol. Iliza: Oh.
I'm gonna go with TV Show Theme Songs for $200, please.
Iliza.
Who is "SpongeBob SquarePants"?
That is correct.
It's the end of Double Jeopardy!
Iliza, you are in the lead with $6,600.
Eddie right behind with $5,700.
Reggie -- $4,700.
We're gonna play Triple Jeopardy!
right after this.
We'll see you in a minute.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
[ Applause ]
Really terrific game here. It's time for Triple Jeopardy!
The dollar amounts are tripled,
and there are three Daily Doubles hidden
on this board.
Let's take a look at the categories.
We'll start with...
Iliza: Whoo!
Eddie: Oh. Reggie: Oh.
Each response ends with "go."
Reggie: Oh.
And finally...
I'm 12-game "Jeopardy!" champ
and longtime bartender Austin Rogers.
Pull up a stool for some clues about my profession.
Okay. Mayim: Alright, then.
[ Laughter ]
Reggie, you're in third place.
You'll be selecting first. [ Laughs ]
Let's do -- Let's do Mythology for $300, please.
Eddie. What is a hammer?
Yes. Reggie: Oh.
Mythology for $600, please.
Iliza.
Who's Cupid?
Yes, that's correct. Oh, thank God.
Okay, why not? Mythology for $900.
There's the first Daily Double.
Eddie: Aw, man.
Mayim: You have $7,200.
You are $1,200 ahead of Eddie,
who's in second place.
How much are you gonna wager?
I don't know. Eddie: All of it.
No. That is such bad business.
Reggie: Yeah, do all. No.
60%. $1,200.
I'll just keep leaping up
by increments of whatever I'm ahead by.
Mayim: Alright, $1,200. And here's your clue.
Is that enough? Okay.
Who is Hades?
That's correct.
That takes you to $8,400. You don't seem happy.
Helpful Internet Acronyms for $1,500, please.
Okay.
[ Beep ] CMV is "change my viewpoint."
Ooh. Ah. Oh, wow.
Mayim: Iliza, select again.
Do I lose money because I didn't answer?
No, that's not right. No.
Okay, great.
Helpful Internet Acronyms, $1,200.
Iliza. I am not a lawyer --
What is "I am not a lawyer"?
That's correct. Oh, my God.
This is so hard.
Helpful Internet Acronyms for $900, please.
Iliza.
What is "for the future you"?
No.
[ Beep ]
It's actually "fixed that for you."
Well, you didn't... Ohhh.
Got real --
Your board, Iliza.
Okay.
Mythology, $1,200, please.
Iliza. What is fire?
Yes. Reggie: Damn it.
Mythology for $1,500, please.
Reggie.
Cosnar Finalutch.
That's not correct. Iliza.
Who is Poseidon?
Yes.
Okay. Austin Tends Bar for $1,500, please.
Let's turn it over to Austin.
I don't mind you bending my ear
like Joe the bartender in a Sinatra classic,
and I'll make this title drink.
But it's 2022,
and I'm not gonna pour you one more for the road.
What? [ Laughs ]
[ Beep ]
What is "One for My Baby"?
What? What?
Austin drinking some funky stuff.
Yeah, Austin weird, man.
Mayim: Go ahead, Iliza.
World Geography for $600, please.
Reggie.
What is Lake Victoria?
No. Thank you.
Iliza.
I know this is wrong. What is Lake Louise?
No. I knew it.
Eddie. What is Lake Michigan?
No. Reggie: Wow.
Actually, Lake Superior.
Oh. Oh.
Did you guys know that?
Yeah. Oh.
Very familiar with that lake.
That's true.
Mayim: Iliza, you're in control of the board.
Okay. Helpful Internet Acronyms for $600, please.
There's another Daily Double.
Okay. Reggie: You're a dai--
You're a doubler, you're a big doubler.
Mayim: You have $10,800. Pretty big lead.
How much are you gonna wager this time?
I don't know. 5-- 3-- $300.
What? Okay. No! No, no, no.
Whatever you want.
I -- This is -- I knew so much Greek mythology,
so, like, I should get a break
on the math part.
How much are you gonna wager?
I don't know $500, ew. Okay.
Final answer? Final answer.
Reggie: Final answer. Buy a vowel.
Mayim: $500, here's your clue.
Okay.
[ Laughter ]
I have the first four letters.
I'm not answering. Okay. [ Beep ]
Mayim: "What is in 'case you missed it?'"
I literally think you've texted me that
in our life together.
OMG. I thought it was like, "I changed your mind, Iliza."
That'll take you down to $10,300. Select again.
Reggie: Wow. Still above them, though.
Okay.
Just kidding. You think?
Celebrity Cameos for $1,500, please.
Eddie. Who is Arnold Schwarzenegger?
That's correct.
Celebrity Cameos, $1,200, please.
Eddie.
What is "Weekend at Bernie's"?
No.
Oh, God, I know this movie. Yeah.
[ Beep ] That happened in "Zombieland."
God! "Zombieland," "Zombieland."
I was thinking "Adventureland," right?
Oh! Eddie, select again.
Celebrity Cameos, $900.
Iliza.
What is "Big Bang Theory"?
That is correct. Oh.
Oof.
Would we have stopped being friends
if I got that wrong? No!
Select again.
Okay. World Geography, $1,500, please.
Well, maybe.
Still active but quiet since the 1940s,
it buried the city of Pompeii in 79 A. D.
Iliza. What is Vesuvius?
That's correct. Mount Vesuvius.
World Geography for $1,200, please.
Reggie: Wow. Mayim: And there's the third Daily Double.
[ Applause ] It's just -- I knew it.
Thank you.
You've got $12,700.
You're $7,000 ahead of Eddie.
How much are you gonna wager?
$3,000, please.
Alright.
What is the -- What is the snickering?
[ Laughter ] What am I missing?
Here's your clue. I check my phone
during this part of the show, okay?
What is the -- Australia's --
What is the Tasmania tiger?
No, that's a different country.
What is the Canberra tiger?
"What is Tasmania?" Reggie: Oh!
[ Laughs ] I had it!
Yeah! Alright, okay, alright.
[ Both clap ]
Mayim: That takes you down to $9,700, still a strong lead.
So sorry about that. Mayim: Select again.
[ Reggie laughs ]
'Cause it's that thing as an American
where you're like, "I promise I know other countries,"
and you get so insecure about it, and then...
I loved it, I loved it.
I did, too. I thought it was wonderful.
I really -- I really loved it. That was great.
You had it, but you didn't,
you know. You didn't.
"Go" Into the Dictionary, $1,500.
Reggie: [ Laughs ] Oh, no.
Mayim: Iliza. What is indigo?
I'm sorry. That's correct.
[ Laughs ] Pick again.
"Go" Into the Dictionary, $1,200.
Eddie: I was gonna guess purple.
Reggie: Damn, so was I.
Mayim: Iliza. What is a dingo?
That's right. That's Australian.
[ Laughter ]
"Go" Into the Dictionary, $900.
[ Ballroom music plays ]
Reggie.
What is a tango? That's correct.
Eddie: Very nice, Reggie. [ Posh accent ] Thank you.
Uh, I stay away from Austin. He weird.
[ Laughter ]
I'll go Celebrity Cameos for $600, please.
Mayim: Iliza. Who is Tom Brady?
That's right. [ Normal voice ] What?
"Go" Into the Dictionary, $600, please.
Reggie. What is a logo?
Yes. Oh.
[ Laughter ]
Descend into the dictionary -- "Go" Into the Dictionary,
please, for $300.
Reggie. What is cargo?
That's it. Eh!
Do Austin. [ Laughs ]
Do the Austin one. Go to Austin.
Austin's hanging out there with a lot of money.
[ Posh accent ] Okay, fine. I go to Austin. Mayim: Let's go to Austin.
Austin, great city, weird guy, $300, please.
Here's Austin.
Tending bar in an Irish pub,
I've poured many a pint of draft beer
from this 260-plus-year-old Dublin brewery.
There's a technique here.
It's not just flip and drip.
Iliza. What is Guinness?
That's right. Reggie: What?
Austin Tends Bar, $1,200.
Might as well get it out of the way. Here's Austin again.
I'm a bartender, not a fancy-schmancy mixologist.
I like pouring beer, whiskey, and drinks
with their ingredients in their names,
like this classic combo of juniper berry liquor
and carbonated water infused with quinine.
Iliza. What is gin?
No. Oh.
Reggie.
What is a gin and tonic?
That's it. [ Laughs ]
That was good. Thank you.
That was good.
Mayim: Go ahead, Reggie.
Hey, Austin, he's kinda cool. He's growing on me.
I'm going to do World Geography for $900, please.
Reggie.
What is Baja? No.
Oh, damn, I knew it.
Eddie. What is the Yucatán?
That's it. Oh, man.
Cool. It's close to Vegas.
No, that was great.
[ Laughter ]
I get it. Austin Tends Bar for $900.
Mayim: Take it away, Austin.
Whether you use the Angostura or Peychaud's brand,
life has its share of these aromatic spirits
used to flavor classic cocktails
like the old fashioned.
Oh! Iliza.
What are bitters? Yes.
I swear, this doesn't work. Oh, man.
World Geography, $300.
Iliza. What is France?
No. Okay.
[ Beep ] It's Portugal.
Reggie: Wow, of course. Geez. Select again.
Austin Tends Bar, $600. Okay, Austin.
I really do tend a bar at the Gaf East
on Second Avenue in New York City,
where, of course, we serve this classic
geographically named cocktail
made with vermouth and American whiskey.
What is a Manhattan? Eddie.
That's correct.
It's actually "What is Doctor Manhattan?" Whatever.
Celebrity Cameos for $300, please.
Iliza. What is "Parks and Rec"?
That's right. And here's the final clue.
Iliza. [ Deep voice ] What is "hit me up"?
That is correct.
Brings us to the end of Triple Jeopardy!
Wow. Oh, boy. Iliza, you've got a strong lead with $13,300.
Eddie, you have $7,200.
Reggie, $4,700.
You know what time it is. It's time for Final Jeopardy!
Oh. How's about we look at the category?
Okay. 19th Century Literature.
Come on, we just did this one!
I love it. Mayim: Make your wagers.
We'll be back right after this. Eddie: I love it.
[ Laughs ]
[ Applause ]
It is anybody's game here.
The category for final -- 19th Century Literature.
Let's take a look at the clue.
You have 30 seconds. Good luck.
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We'll begin with you, Reggie. What did you come up with?
Who is Thelma & Louise?
[ Laughter ]
That is not correct. And how much did you wager?
$2,000. That'll put you at $2,700.
[ Eddie laughs ] Mayim: Eddie, how about you?
Did you come up with Thelma and Louise?
I went with the Peaky Blinders.
[ Laughter ]
Okay, that is also not correct.
And how much did you wager?
You bet it all. $7,200.
Alright, that'll take you down to zero.
All of it.
And let's go over to you, Iliza.
What did you write down?
[ Eddie laughs ]
"Who are Jekyl & Hyde?"
Eddie: That's pretty good.
That is correct. [ Gasps ]
Eddie: That's pretty good.
Robert Louis Stevenson's book explored the dual nature
of good and evil.
Iliza, how much are we gonna add to your score?
$1,101.
With $14,401, you did it.
You are the "Jeopardy!" champion,
and you'll be advancing to the semifinals.
Reggie and Eddie, it has been so much fun.
"Jeopardy!" is going to give $30,000 to the charities
that you chose. Thank you so much.
What a terrific game. Congratulations.
Thank you. We'll see you in the semifinals,
and we'll see you
on the next episode of "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Take care. [ Laughs ]
I didn't get third.
I should've went --
I should've bet all of it and go third.
I didn't do third. I didn't do third.
Congrats. Congrats. I didn't do third. Oh. Yeah.
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