♪♪
From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
[ Applause ]
Here are tonight's contestants.
A basketball star from Detroit, Michigan,
he revolutionized the sport as a member
of the University of Michigan's Fab Five team.
He's a host and analyst for ESPN,
a philanthropist, and a best-selling author.
Please welcome Jalen Rose.
[ Applause ]
An actor from Chicago, Illinois,
he appeared on Fox's "MADtv,"
where his collaborators included Bobby Lee,
Keegan-Michael Key, and Jordan Peele.
He's perhaps best known for "The Mindy Project"
and the acclaimed Apple TV series "The Afterparty."
Here's Ike Barinholtz.
[ Applause ]
An actor from Richmond, Virginia,
she starred in the hit romantic comedy "Crazy Rich Asians,"
was the lead in the long-running ABC comedy series
"Fresh Off the Boat,"
and can be seen in the new series "The Terminal List."
Please welcome Constance Wu.
[ Applause ]
And now here is the host of "Celebrity Jeopardy!" --
Mayim Bialik!
[ Applause ]
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
And welcome, everyone.
Much like "Jeopardy!", our celebrities have touched
the lives of millions of people.
We've laughed with them, cried with them,
analyzed the first halves of basketball games with them,
and now it's time to play "Jeopardy!" with them.
A reminder for everyone at home --
in tonight's game, we'll play the Jeopardy! round,
Double Jeopardy!, the all-new Triple Jeopardy!,
and, of course, Final Jeopardy!
The winner will advance to the first semifinal game
of the competition, bringing them one step closer
to the million-dollar grand-prize donation to charity.
Whose run to the finals starts tonight?
Jalen, Constance, and Ike, good luck.
Here are your categories for the Jeopardy! round.
Each response comes slightly after "party" in the dictionary.
Ike, you'll be selecting first.
Let's go with The Terminal List for $100.
Oh, I'm gonna get in trouble.
Constance.
What is Penn Station?
No. Ike.
What is Grand Central Station?
Yes. Grand Central Terminal. Select again.
Let's try -- Let's try Go Blue! for $100.
Jalen: Hm.
Ike. What is a lobster?
That's right. Constance: I knew that one.
Let's try A League Of Their Own for $100, please.
Ike. What is baseball?
Yes.
Let's try A League Of Their Own for $200, please.
Ike. What is the WNBA?
That's right. Sorry.
Even I knew that one.
If there's a sketch-comedy question,
you can take that one.
Let's try A League Of Their Own for $300, please.
Ike.
What is MLS? Major League Soccer?
That's right. Yes.
Let's try A League Of Their Own for $400, please, Mayim.
Constance.
What is the Indy...400?
No. Five -- [ Chuckles ]
Jalen. What is NASCAR?
That's correct. You're on the board.
Aww. I wasn't even close! Darn it.
A League Of Their Own for $500.
Constance.
What is the NHL?
No. Ugh, man. Negative.
Ike. What is the CFL?
Canadian Football League?
That's correct.
Let's try Americana for $100, please.
Constance.
What are men?
That is correct.
Oh, my God! Wow! Nice!
Select again.
Oh. Americana for $200.
Hm? Uh...
That would be a pine. Constance, your board.
Americana for $300.
Seen here is this famous Wyoming landmark
named for its regular eruptions.
Constance.
Oh, man. What is Old Faithful?
That's correct. It is?! Yes!
Yes! Hm.
Okay. Back here. Americana for $400.
I'm still negative, though.
Jalen.
What is New England? No.
Constance.
What is Massachusetts?
Jalen: Oh. No.
Ike, you want to give it a shot?
Never seen it.
"What is Connecticut?" Ohh!
That was my second New England guess.
I ju-- I lived there for years.
[ Laughter ]
Okay. Constance, go ahead. Select again.
Americana for $500. Let's see.
Jalen.
What is Memphis? That's right.
Go Blue! for $200.
Ike.
What is Pabst?
Yes. Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Let's -- Let's -- Go Blue! for $300, please.
Ike. What is a ghost?
That's right.
Blue! for $400, please.
Jalen.
What is Viagra? Yes, that is correct.
Never even heard of it. Never heard of it.
You can't -- You can't push too quick for that one.
You got to be... right on time.
Well, can Ike, the former Chicago Transit
Authority employee, keep it up
or will his success be derailed by Constance or Jalen?
There's more "Celebrity Jeopardy!" coming right up.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Here is a "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
Our one female contestant responded correctly
to a clue about the opposite sex.
Vassar went coed in 1969...
...Edna St. Vincent Millay and Jacqueline Kennedy...
...Anthony Bourdain, Mike D,
and this "House of Darkness" actor.
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the break, we gave you this clue --
Vassar's famous male alumni in the coed era
include Anthony Bourdain, Mike D,
and this "House of Darkness" actor.
The correct response...
♪♪
Welcome back. Let's say hello to our celebrities.
Jalen Rose, so nice to have you here.
Your podcast, "Renaissance Man,"
just released its 100th episode? Is that correct?
I did, and I'm so very happy that you were a guest.
I was a guest. Absolutely.
I appreciate you taking the time to join me.
And tell us a little bit about the charity that you're playing for.
The charity that I'm playing for is Operation Graduation
to benefit my organization,
the Jalen Rose Leadership Academy in Detroit.
Awesome. And let's go over to Ike Barinholtz.
You recently worked with Mel Brooks,
is that correct, on a new Hulu series?
Tell us about that.
Yes, I've been working with Mel.
He's an up-and-coming young comedian.
I'm very excited for people to see his work.
But we just finished production
on "History of the World, Part II,"
so hopefully that will be coming out soon.
Amazing. [ Applause ]
And what charity are you playing for?
I'm playing for Pacific Clinics,
specifically the Hollygrove campus,
which provides mental-health services
to families in need right here in L. A.
Excellent. And finally, Constance Wu.
It's a big October for you.
You have a book, "Making a Scene," coming out
and an upcoming film, "Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile."
Tell us about both of those.
Yes, well, my book, "Making a Scene,"
is a book of personal essays
about formative events in my life,
varying from, you know, being on "Fresh Off the Boat"
to every single car I've owned.
And then my movie, "Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile,"
stars myself and Javier Bardem, and it's an adaptation
of the children's book by Bernard Waber.
Awesome. And what charity are you playing for?
I am playing for the Lotus Therapy Fund
under the Asian Mental Health Collective.
Alright. Well, wonderful to have you all here.
Let's get back to the game. Jalen, it is your selection.
Go Blue! for $500.
There's a Daily Double.
Let's do this. Come on, now.
You're in second place with $900.
How much are you going to wager?
I'll wager $200.
Alright. Here's your clue.
[ Beep ]
That composer -- George Gershwin.
It'll take you down a little bit, but select again.
Still a lot of game to play.
The After Party for $100.
Constance.
What is pastrami?
Yes.
Oh, good gracious. I was worried.
The After Party for $200.
Constance.
What is paternity? Yes.
The After Party for $300.
Jalen.
What is a pawn? Yes.
The After Party for $400.
Ike.
What is passion? Yes.
I'll do After Party for $500, please.
Constance. What is pasture?
Yes. Yes!
Select again.
Oh. Terminal List for $200.
Ike. What is O'Hare?
Yes. I should have got --
If I didn't get that one,
I could never return to Chicago again.
I'll take Terminal List for $300, please.
"I was on a Paris train.
I emerged in London rain, and you were waiting there..."
at St. Pancras from 1876 in the age of this queen.
Ike.
Who is Victoria? Yes.
Terminal List for $400, please.
[ Beep ]
That's Istanbul. Ike.
Terminal List for $500, please.
You'll want to buy a snack
in the Civitavecchia Ferry Terminal
for the 6-hour ride
to this Italian island northwest of Sicily.
Jalen.
What is Positano?
No. Constance.
[ Sighs ] What is Corsica?
Nope. What do you think, Ike? You want to give it a shot?
Nah!
"What is Sardinia?" Ike.
Science Fiction for $100, please.
Ike.
Who is Cinderella? Yes.
Science Fiction for $200, please.
Constance.
What is "Jurassic Park"? Yes.
Science Fiction for $300.
Constance.
What is Venus? No.
[ Beep ] "What is the moon?"
Constance.
$400, Science Fiction.
Ike. What is "Blade Runner"?
Yes, and here's the final clue.
Like this author, Lord Dorwin in his "Foundation" series
has an impressive pair of sideburns.
Ike.
Who is Asimov? Yes. Isaac Asimov.
Brings us to the end of the Jeopardy! round.
Ike, you have $3,700. Jalen, $500.
Constance at -$800, but a lot of game to play.
The former "MADtv" star seems to be driving his competition,
well, mad.
Can Ike hold on for a win over Constance and Jalen?
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" returns right after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Here is a "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
Michigan alumnus Jalen Rose
got the Daily Double in Go Blue!
George Gershwin would have had even less time
to complete "Rhapsody in Blue"
if not for this brother of his, who saw a...
The same brother and lifelong collaborator
convinced George to change the title
from "An American Rhapsody."
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the commercial, we asked...
this brother of George Gershwin
helped George meet the "Rhapsody in Blue" deadline
and gave the work its title.
The correct response...
♪♪
Welcome back. It's time for Double Jeopardy!
Dollar values are doubled, and there are two Daily Doubles
hidden among these categories.
You'll find "U-S" in each response. Constance?
Let's do Celebrity Memoirs for $200.
Constance. Who is Carrie Fisher?
Yes. Celebrity Memoirs for $400.
Ike.
Who is Tina Fey? Yes.
Let's do Celebrity Memoirs for $600, please.
Ike. Who's Drew Barrymore?
Correct. Celebrity for $800, please.
Ike. Who is Leah Remini?
Leah Remini. That's correct.
Celebrity for $1,000, please.
Ike.
Who's Joan Crawford? Yes.
Let's try Ancient Rome for $200, please.
Constance. Who is Caesar?
Yes. Julius Caesar.
Ancient Rome for $400.
Ike. What is a toga?
Yes. Ancient Rome for $600, please.
Ike. What is "seize the day"?
Correct.
Constance: This is not working.
I g-- I swear I had that.
I'll try Ancient Rome for $800, please.
There's a Daily Double.
[ Applause ]
You've got a strong lead with $7,500.
What are you going to wager?
Let's do $2,500, please.
Here's your clue.
What is the Colosseum?
That's correct.
Hm. Easy!
Easy one. Easy one!
Mayim: $10,000. Select again, Ike.
Let's finish the category for $1,000, please. Ancient Rome.
Ike. Who is Spartacus?!
That is correct.
I pressed it! I'm Spartacus.
[ Laughter ] This is domination.
That's the correct response.
Let's try -- Let's try
They're Just Like "US" for $200, please.
Ike. What is a campus?
Yes.
They're Just Like "US" for $400, please.
Ike.
What is Blockbuster? That's it.
They're Just Like "US" for $600, please.
Constance.
What is Exodus? Yes.
And that puts you on the plus side.
They're Just Like "US" for $800! There we go.
Constance.
What is a husk? Yes.
They're Just Like "US" for $1,000.
You can always count on us
to provide a picture of this ancient math device.
Ike. What is an abacus?
That is correct.
Let's try 21 Or Under for $200, please.
Ike.
What is ten? That's correct.
We'll take a quick commercial break
and we'll be back with more right after this.
Constance: I'm out of the hole!
You're out of the hole! You're gonna be in Final Jeopardy!
You guys gotta keep my "I'm Spartacus" joke in there.
That was pretty good, right?
♪♪
Here is another
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
That's right, Constance -- and I, too, am Spartacus.
Admired as a brave rebel
and portrayed in art through history...
...star Kirk Douglas,
blacklisted writer Dalton Trumbo,
and this director,
who called it his only film that he didn't control...
Stay tuned for the correct response.
Before the commercial, we asked...
the story of Spartacus was turned into a classic film
by a mismatched group,
including this "Dr. Strangelove" director.
The correct response...
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Jalen, you're not just a fan of "Jeopardy!"
You're specifically a fan of the theme song to "Jeopardy!"
Is that right? Absolutely.
♪ Duh-nuh-nuh, nuh, nuh-nuh-nuh ♪
♪ Duh-nuh-nuh
And of "Cheers," as well.
Those two long-time running theme songs are my favorites.
But my also favorite thing
is that you got named to be the host.
Congratulations.
Thank you. I share that honor with Ken.
Speaking of Ken... Yes?
...Ike, you are a huge fan of "Jeopardy!"
Big fan.
Specifically, you're a huge fan of Ken, as we all are.
Let's just be clear. I'm a fan of him as a player.
As a host, I am totally agnostic.
I love you and him equally. You're both my children.
And you -- you really are.
You've seen thousands of episodes of "Jeopardy!"
Is that right?
I have been watching since I was a child.
I had watched Alex Trebek
go through three different mustaches.
Wow! So I am old-school. O. G.
You also played him on "MADtv" once. Is that right?
I did play him a long time ago.
We have the clip. Let's go ahead and play it.
Do we? No, we don't.
But I did. And it was -- it was a real thrill for me.
Well, it's wonderful to have you here
after all of that "Jeopardy!" you've watched.
And, Constance, you are a fan of "Jeopardy!",
but we hear you a lot while we're playing today
saying, "I knew that, I knew that."
Is that what it was like when you would watch it on TV?
Well, I mean, when I was a kid,
I would be able to blurt the answer.
I didn't have to click the button,
and, like, my button skills are being tested today,
but I'm up for the challenge. Okay, good.
Let's get back to the game. Ike, the board is yours.
Let's go back to 21 Or Under for $400, please.
Ike. What is 18?
Yes.
21 for $600, please.
Ike.
I've done it myself. What is 13?
That's right. And then we call him a man.
That's right. Thank you. Finally, someone did.
[ Laughter ]
I'll try 21 Or Under for $800, please.
Ike. What is six?
Yes.
21 Or Under for $1,000, please.
Constance.
What is 100? No.
Damn it! Darn it. Gosh darn it.
[ Beep ]
20 years. Ike.
Let's try What Are You Afraid Of? for $200, please.
Constance.
What is blood? Yes.
Okay. What Are You Afraid Of? for $400. This category.
Ike. What are horses?
That's correct.
Let's try What Are You Afraid Of? for $600, please.
Ike. What are spiders?
Yes.
$800, please, for What Are You Afraid Of?
There's a Daily Double. Hey, now.
Let's do this. Let's do this.
That's a healthy lead you've got, Ike.
You've got $15,600.
Bet it all.
[ Laughter ] Bet it all!
Jalen says bet it all. What's it gonna be?
I like that strategy. Do it.
I'll go for -- I'll go for -- Let's do $4,400, please.
Okay. Here is your clue.
I like even numbers. Constance: Coward.
[ Laughter ] Exactly.
What is claustrophobia?
Mayim: That's right. Well done.
Brings you to a round $20,000.
Go ahead and select again.
Let's finish it for $1,000, please. What Are You Afraid Of?
Ike.
What is xenophobia? Yes.
Stars for $200, please.
Constance: I knew that one, too.
Ike.
What is Pegasus? That's it.
Stars for $400, please.
Ike.
What is the North Star? That's it.
$600, please.
[ Beep ] That's Sirius.
Oh, sure. Ike?
Stars for $800, please.
[ Beep ] That would be Virgo.
And here's the final clue.
Time to use all your heads
and hail this huge constellation.
It includes the Ghost of Jupiter nebula seen here.
[ Beep ] That is a hydra.
It's also the end of Double Jeopardy!
Ike, you have $21,600.
Jalen, $500. Constance, $200.
Ike, you seem to be running away with it,
but don't despair, Constance and Jalen.
The all-new Triple Jeopardy! round is coming up
with lots of money on the board and three Daily Doubles
to give you a chance to catch up.
Stay tuned. We will be right back.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Here is one more
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
Ike was on a roll with clues about numbers under 21.
...by Senator Arthur Vandenberg
when the draft age was lowered to that from 20.
It got new momentum during the Vietnam era,
partly from Barry McGuire's hit "Eve of Destruction"
with its lyric,
"You're old enough to kill, but not for voting."
Stay tuned for the correct response.
Before the break, we asked...
this number of states ratified the 26th Amendment
in just three months
to give 18-year-olds the vote.
The correct response...
♪♪
Welcome back.
Ike, I'd like to point out you have gotten
35 correct responses this game.
That is a "Jeopardy!" champion-level stat.
Constance: Pretty good.
But I often forget my Social Security number.
Go figure.
We know who's treating.
[ Laughter ]
Well, in Triple Jeopardy!,
dollar amounts are from $300 to $1,500.
There is still a lot of game to play.
Let's get on our game faces.
Constance, you'll be selecting first from these categories.
Starting with...
And finally...
I'm Ken Jennings. [ Gasps ]
In 2004, I suddenly found out what a long run on TV is like.
And I'll have clues about some other famous ones.
Very exciting. Constance, select first.
Well, let's go with Words of Love
for $300, shall we? Aww.
Yes.
Ike.
Who is Valentine?
Saint Valentine? Yes.
Let's try Long Run On TV with Ken Jennings,
my second favorite "Jeopardy!" host.
Sorry, $300. Sorry, for $300.
Here's Ken.
Sometimes you become part of a show
that's well into its history,
like me and like this Muppet,
who first appeared on "Sesame Street" in 1980
in the song "We Are All Monsters."
Constance.
Who is Elmo?
That is right. Yeah!
The left hand is working. Left hand, baby.
Had me switched to, you know, to try something new.
Mayim: It's working. Okay, let's do a Long Run On TV
with Ken Jennings for $600.
Here's Ken again.
Starting in 1954,
it's been Allen, Paar, Carson, Leno, O'Brien,
and now this funny guy behind the desk on "The Tonight Show."
Ike. Who is Jimmy Fallon?
That's him.
Let's do Long Run with Ken for $900, please.
Take it away, Ken.
As Hawkeye Pierce,
this actor helped save the Korean War wounded
for 11 seasons,
eight years longer than the actual war.
Constance. Who is Alda?
Yes, Alan Alda.
Okay, Long Run On TV with Ken Jennings for $1,200.
Ken.
As Olivia Benson on "Law & Order:
Special Victims Unit,"
this actress has been busting heinous criminals
for well over 20 seasons.
Constance. Who is Mariska Hargitay?
That's correct.
Phew! Long Run On TV with Ken Jennings for $1,500.
The left hand's doing it, guys.
Two jobs with security are police officer
and soap opera actor.
Doug Davidson was both, playing Paul Williams
of the Genoa City P. D. on this show,
on which he was a regular for 42 years.
I don't know this one.
[ Beep ]
That's "The Young and the Restless."
Aw!
Constance, select again.
1992 in Books: 30 Years Ago for $300.
Ike. What is Mexico?
Yes.
1992 in Books for $600, please.
Constance. Who was Princess Diana?
Yes.
1992 in Books for $900.
There's the first Daily Double.
Oh, no. Constance, you have --
What's "oh, no"? You have --
Now I have a choice.
Now you have a choice.
$3,200. How much would you like to wager?
Well, I'm going to do it all, unlike you.
Yeah! Do it!
True Daily, unlike you.
Mayim: True Daily Double.
Yes!
I'll probably...
Here's your clue.
Oh...
Oh, yes.
Who is John Grisham?
Ike: Nice. That's correct.
Yes! Thank you, Ike.
That takes you up to $6,400.
I almost forgot that one. I was like, "Oh, no,"
and then I remembered. Mayim: Select again.
Okay, let's do 1992 in Books for $1,200.
Ike. What is "Waiting to Exhale"?
Yes.
Let's do 1992 for $1,500, please.
Ike. What are "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus"?
-That's right. -Left hand didn't work.
Let's try Food & Drink for $300, please.
Ike. What is sake?
Yes. Food & Drink for $600, please.
Jalen.
What is buffet?
Nope.
Constance. Oh, what am I...
What is smorgasbord?
That's right. Smorgasbord.
Food & Drink for $900.
Ike. What is champagne?
Yes.
Food & Drink for $1,200, please.
"Mastering the Art of French Cooking"
is the 1961 book that launched this chef's career.
Ike. Who is Julia Child?
That's her. Food & Drink for $1,500, please.
Ike. What is calamari?
Yes.
Let's do Words of Love for $600, please.
Ike. What is dear?
Yes.
Words of Love for $900, please.
Constance. What is darling?
Yes.
Words of Love for $1,200.
Jalen.
What is till death do us part?
No.
Constance. What is cherish?
That's right.
Words of Love for $1,500.
Constance. What is a torch?
Yes, to carry a torch.
Okay, In the Park for $300.
Constance. What is oak?
Yes. In the Park for $600.
Ike. What is "Strawberry Fields"?
Yes.
In the Park for $900, please.
There's another Daily Double.
Constance: So are you gonna be brave?
No! Bet it all, bet it all!
No parks. I've never been to a park.
Mayim: You have $30,600.
Half of it.
$2,400, $2,400.
Okay, looking for another round number.
Here is your clue, Ike. I don't know parks.
What is Golden Gate?
Yes. Golden Gate Park.
See? You should've done it all.
Should've done it. Mayim: $33,000. Select again.
Turns out you're a park guy. Select again.
I'll take In the Park for $1,200, please.
Ike. What is Austin?
Yes. In the Park for $1,500, please.
Ike. What is an observatory?
Yes.
Let's do Tech for $300, please.
Ike. What is artificial intelligence?
Yes. $600, please.
Constance. What is Auto-Tune?
Yes.
Technology for $900.
There's the other Daily Double.
You have come back from negative numbers.
You're at $11,500. What are you going to wager?
You were calling me a coward earlier? Yeah, and I'm gonna continue,
'cause I'm gonna make it true.
[ Mayim gasps ] A true Daily Double.
Let's do it. Mayim: A true Daily Double?!
Let's do it!
Yes. Ike: That is awesome.
Mayim: If you get this correct,
you are a lot closer to Ike than you are now.
Here's your clue. I have, like, a third of his points.
Oh, what is an avatar?
That's correct.
Oh, yes!
Wow!
That was amazing.
Gimme some, gimme some.
Yes!
I was like, "I don't know that," and then it just came.
Mayim: That brings you up to $23,000.
There are two clues left. Which are you going to select?
Technology for $1,200.
Ike. What are Teslas?
Yes, and here's the final clue.
What?
[ Laughter ]
I don't understand. I don't get the question.
[ Beep ] What is a thermostat?
Oh!
That brings us to the end of Triple Jeopardy!
Ike, you are in the lead with $37,200.
Constance, that all-in Daily Double
has you at $23,000.
Jalen, you're at -$1,300.
You still get to play Final Jeopardy!
Yes, yes!
Yay! Yes!
Let's do that!
The category for Final Jeopardy! is...
Make your wagers.
The clue right after this.
We'll be back.
♪♪
Welcome back. We have a tradition here
at "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
We want all of our celebrities
to be able to compete in Final.
Jalen, we have put $1,000 on your podium.
Yes, yes!
The category is Newspaper Headlines.
You ready for the clue?
Here it is.
You have 30 seconds. Good luck.
[ Think music plays ]
♪♪
Jalen, we'll start with you. What did you write down?
I wrote Katrina.
Yes, you did.
Unfortunately, that is not correct.
How much did you wager?
All of it. All of it, okay.
You know, betting all of it at this point.
[ Chuckling ] Alright. Let's go over to Constance.
Constance, what did you come up with?
What is the [Bleep]-anic?
"What is the [Bleep]?" is not correct.
I mean Titanic.
And how much did you wager?
All of it. All of it.
Alright, that'll take you down to zero.
Ike.
Been in the lead for pretty much all of this game.
What did you write down?
What is the Titanic?
-That is correct. -Oh, my God.
"Titanic sinks four hours after hitting iceberg.
866 rescued, probably 1,250 perish.
Ismay safe. Mrs. Astor maybe.
Noted names missing."
Some people call the Titanic the
Yes, I...
This is a well-known fact, so...
Mayim: Ike, how much did you wager?
$8,801.
That gives you $46,001.
Congratulations. You are our "Jeopardy!" champion
and you are our third celebrity
to advance to the semifinals.
Constance and Jalen, thank you so much for playing.
$30,000 will be donated to the charity that you chose.
Thank you all.
We will have the first of three semifinal games
on our next "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
We'll see you then.
[ Applause ]
Yes!
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Jalen, tell us about your time in Connecticut.
I only lived and worked there for years.
[ Laughter ] You know what truly happened?
Like some of the answers, I feel like I know
if I don't get them, and then sometimes
I just find myself pressing it.
And then that's why two of the times I answered,
I said a word that was in the question.
It's stressful up there. Yeah.
It is stressful. And, Ike,
you did some practicing before today, is that right?
I did. I would watch at home
and I would hold a little click pen and I would --
I looked cool doing it, too, so...
Professional. Yeah, yeah.
Nerd.
[ Laughter ]
Well, it paid off. Your click pen practicing
paid off. 46K.
Let's do it. Let's go.
Really, really fun game. Thank you. So fun.
Thanks a lot. Dream come true.
Yes.
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On the next "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
it's the first of three semifinal games,
featuring champions Simu Liu...
Iliza Shlesinger...
and Ike Barinholtz.
Who will advance to the finals and be one step closer
to the million-dollar prize for charity?
Find out on the next "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
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