♪♪
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, New York.
Her second book, "All Things Aside,"
and her sixth stand-up special, "Hot Forever,"
both came out this past week.
And her knowledge of 19th-century literature
propelled her to the next round.
Here's Iliza Shlesinger.
[ Cheers and applause ]
An actor from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada,
he recently completed production
on Greta Gerwig's new "Barbie" movie,
and he advanced to the semifinals
in true Hollywood fashion,
pulling out a last-second come-from-behind victory.
Ladies and gentlemen, Simu Liu.
[ Cheers and applause ]
An actor from Chicago, Illinois,
his upcoming project,
"History of the World: Part II,"
which he wrote alongside Mel Brooks,
recently wrapped production for Hulu.
Hopefully, Simu and Iliza
can make it a little more difficult for him
here in the semifinals.
Please welcome Ike Barinholtz.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
And now here is the host of "Celebrity "Jeopardy!" --
Mayim Bialik!
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
Welcome, everyone, to our first of three semifinals
in the "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Championship.
Of the nine celebrities who have competed so far,
six have failed to make it to the first round of callbacks.
But tonight's players are now one win away
from reaching the "Celebrity Jeopardy!" finals
and more importantly, only two wins away
from the million-dollar grand prize for charity.
So far in the competition, there's been drama, heartbreak,
and more than one agent in the hot seat
for allowing their client to come on our show.
[ Laughter ]
Iliza, Simu, and Ike,
you've proven you can handle the pressure
on the Alex Trebek Stage.
Let's see how tonight's game will unfold,
starting out with the Jeopardy! round
and these categories.
-Yes. -Okay.
-Ooh. -Nope.
Ike: Aah!
Ike, you'll be selecting first.
What's it going to be?
Well, let's get it started with
Game On for $100, please, Mayim.
Simu. What is Scrabble?
Yes.
He's Canadian. Game On for $200.
Yeah, that's not fair. He's gonna know that.
It was a Canadian specific question.
Yeah. It's rigged. Ah, that's for me.
Ike. What is Twister?
Yes.
Let's do Game On for $300, please.
Simu. What is Minecraft?
Yes.
Game On for $400.
Simu. What is Jenga?
Yes.
Game On for $500.
Ike. What are darts?
Yes.
Let's do Current Events for $100, please.
Ike. [ As Donald Trump ] What is Mar-a-Lago?
Yes. [ Laughs ]
[ Laughter ]
Okay. Okay. Is this working?
Let's do, uh, $200, Current Events, please.
Ike.
[ Normal voice ] What is mustard?
Yes.
Current Events for $300, please.
Ike. Who is Serena Williams?
That's right.
Current Events for $400, please.
Iliza. What is 311?
No. Ohh.
Okay. [ Laughter ]
[ Beep ] It's not working, but cool.
"What is 988?"
Ike, select again.
Current Events for $500, please.
Ike. Who is Salman Rushdie?
Yes.
Let's do Pop Music for $100, please.
Ike. Who is Queen?
Yes.
Pop Music for $200, please.
Simu. Who are The Beach Boys?
Correct.
Pop Music for $300.
"Valerie" is a soulful tune from this singer
who died too young in 2011.
Iliza. Who is Amy Winehouse?
That's right.
Okay, it works. That's cool.
[ Laughter ]
Autumn, $500.
Ike. What are Filipinos?
Yes.
Let's do Pop Music for $400, please.
What do you mean, "What are Filipinos?"
Oh, my God.
That's not what I meant. What you mean by that, Ike?
You have to answer in the form of a question.
What? Okay.
Did you hear him? I heard him.
Iliza. What is "This is America"?
That's right. And that takes you to $300.
Ike, you've built up a big lead in the quarterfinals.
So, Simu and Iliza, if I were you,
I'd start looking into ways
you can serve as blockers to his success.
There's more "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
right after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Iliza, you had a pretty exciting win in the quarterfinals.
How were you feeling going into the semifinals?
I was feeling really great.
And then Ike started winning, and I feel really bad.
But I'm really excited to win money for charity.
Tell us a little bit more about the charity you're playing for.
My charity is the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation,
and it's a disease that's not as huge
as some of the other diseases.
And so to be able to raise money for a lesser-known disease
that does affect millions of people --
and they are this close to a cure.
And I know this because my cousin has it.
So I always try to fight for her.
And so, let's win them some money.
They can breathe easy.
Does your cousin like "Jeopardy!"?
[ Laughter ]
I've never asked her that.
We'll have to ask her. She doesn't know that I'm here.
Wow. This is a secret. We can't tell her.
Well, surprise. I'm going to call her now.
Okay. Simu: You should.
Hold on a second. [ Laughs ]
And, Simu, world's most famous stock image model. Thank you. Thank you.
You had a really, really incredible win.
You came from behind.
Your jaw dropped open.
You were shocked yourself.
How are you feeling?
Have you overcome the shock?
I don't think so, to be honest.
No, I was -- I mean, I was in a situation
where there was a very clear favorite
who was just absolutely murdering us
right from the get-go.
And it was one of those situations where, like,
we got the Final Jeopardy!,
and I had just enough to eke out a victory.
So it really felt like a great kind of
come-from-behind, underdog victory.
And Andy Richter also has a history
as a "Celebrity Jeopardy!" contestant.
Yeah, when he was introduced as a former
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" Champion,
I, like, looked at the producers of the show,
and I was like, "Are you kidding me?"
Tell us a little bit more about the charity
that you are playing for.
Right, so the charity that I'm playing for
is Stop AAPI Hate,
which is obviously something that I'm deeply passionate about
as someone of Asian descent.
And, you know, part of what this amazing organization does
is it helps track incidences
of anti-Asian hate and discrimination
so that we can divulge the statistics to the news
and really raise awareness about it.
Well, thank you for helping us be part of that conversation. Thank you.
And, Ike, you had a very strong game in the quarterfinals.
You are also a long-time "Jeopardy!" fan,
and you have three daughters, is that correct?
That is correct, yes.
Are they already "Jeopardy!" fans?
Not yet.
They're more in the kind of "My Little Pony"/"Bunk'd" world,
If there's any "My Little Pony" questions coming up,
you guys are going down, just so you know that.
And how are you feeling going into the semifinals?
I'm excited. I'm nervous. I'm hungry.
[ Laughter ]
But, yeah, I mean I'm terrified -- Hungry for the win?
Or just hungry? I'm hungry for the win and pizza.
Okay. I'm terrified by the story of him coming from behind.
And I don't like that story.
And I want to win this.
[ Laughter ]
That's fair. That's fair. That's fair.
Yeah, that's fair. Fair enough.
He's being very honest.
And tell us about your charity.
I'm playing for Pacific Clinics, the Hollygrove campus,
which provides mental health for families
that can't afford it right here in Los Angeles.
Just an amazing group of people doing great stuff.
Wonderful. Well, three terrific charities
and three terrific players.
So let's get back to the game.
Iliza, the board is yours.
[ Sighs ] Okay. Pop Music, $500, please.
A hit from 2012, "I Will Wait" is by this band,
who, despite the "Sons" in their name, are unrelated.
Ike. Who are Mumford & Sons?
That's right.
Let's try 7-Letter Words for $100, please.
Simu. What is cabbage?
Yes.
7-Letter Words for $200.
Simu. What is laundry?
Yes.
7-Letter Words for $300.
Ike. What is Shabbat or the Sabbath?
That's correct.
7-Letter Words for $400, please.
There's a Daily Double.
Hey, now!
[ Applause ]
'Cause he really needs it, right?
You've got the lead with $3,200.
What are you gonna wager?
Let's do $1,300.
$1,300.
You do like a round number, don't you?
Okay. I do. I'm a little -- yeah.
Yeah, where'd you get that number, Ike?
[ Laughs ] Where'd you get $1,300 from, huh?
Mayim: All right, the pean-- Trying to rub it in my face?
The peanut gallery is noisy right now,
but, Ike, here is your clue.
[ Whispering indistinctly ]
Oh! What is a cabaret?
That's correct. Ah!
"Life is a cabaret."
That takes you to $4,500.
Um... [ Applause ]
Let's do 7-Letter Words for $500, please.
Ike. What is aspirin?
Yes.
Let's Take A Walk for $100, please.
Simu. What is a Walkman?
Yes.
Let's Take A Walk for $200.
Ike. What is walk the plank?
Yes.
Walk for $300, please.
Ike. What is the walk of shame?
Yes.
Let's Take A Walk for $400.
Iliza. What is a high wire?
What is a tightrope?
A tightrope walker. Yes.
That's great.
Let's Take A Walk for $500.
When Nancy Sinatra sang
"These boots are made for walkin',"
she probably meant these repetitive boots she favored.
Iliza. What are go-go boots?
Yes.
Autumn for $400, please.
Ike. What is carotene?
What is beta-carotene?
That's correct.
Autumn for $100, please.
Ike. What is the World Series?
Yes.
Autumn for $200, please.
Iliza. What is an apple?
Yes.
And here's the final clue.
Autumn is the season for this gathering of crops
found in the title of the painting seen here.
Iliza. What is "The Harvest"?
That is correct.
That puts you in second place with $1,700.
Ike in the lead with $6,000.
Simu, you have $1,400.
There was only one incorrect response in that whole round.
This is a great game.
More "Celebrity Jeopardy!" coming right up.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Welcome back.
Let's play Double Jeopardy!
The dollar values are doubled,
and there are two Daily Doubles hidden among these clues.
Let's take a look at the categories.
Well, each response does.
Simu, you'll be selecting first.
Give me Shakespeare for $200.
Simu. Who is Hamlet?
Yes. Shakespeare for $400.
Iliza. What is a stage?
Yes.
Shakespeare, $1,000.
Ike. Who is King Henry VIII?
No.
[ Beep ]
King Richard III. Ohh!
Iliza, select again.
Oh, boy. Uh, druuuum. Um.
[ Laughter ]
Mayim: Say again?
Famous Names On The Map, $600, please.
It's a Daily Double. Oh. Wow.
She was hunting. You were hunting.
[ Laughs ] I felt the vibe.
Mayim: You've got $2,100.
Ike has $5,000.
How much are you going to wager?
Oh, man. Okay. Simu: Do it. Do it. Do it.
Okay.
Oh. Do it.
This part's so hard.
$1,000, 'cause I feel like I believe in myself.
Mayim: [ Laughing ] Okay.
Okay, you believe in yourself.
It will be $3,100 if you're correct. Wait.
Here's the cl-- Okay, that's fine.
Okay, here we go.
What?
[ Laughter ]
[ Beep ] Um, Peak?
"What is Pike's Peak"?
That'll take you down a bit.
Still a lot of game. Select again.
Okay.
Drama Queens, $600.
Ike. Who are Vikings?
Yes.
Let's do The In Memoriam Segment 1922
for $200, please.
Iliza: [ Chuckling ] What is that?
Jonah Kuhio Kalaniana'ole,
Delegate to Congress from this territory.
Theodore Roosevelt wouldn't learn to say his name.
Ike. What is Hawaii?
That's correct.
In Memoriam for $400.
Pope Benedict XV, whose Peace Note of 1917
tried to end this terrible conflict.
Ike. What is World War I?
That's right.
In Memoriam for $600, please.
William Desmond Taylor,
director slain in one of early Hollywood's great scandals
at a site that's now a this Dress For Less.
Simu.
What is a Ross?
That's correct.
Oh! Oh, that's what it was?
I didn't understand that at all. Yeah.
They had them back then?
I used to buy -- Yeah, I used to buy
all my audition clothes at a Ross.
Drama Queens, $800, please.
Iliza. Who is Guinevere?
Yes.
It All Starts With "U" for $1,000, please.
Ike. What is udon?
That's right. Simu: Wow.
Let's go back to In Memoriam 1922
for $800, please.
Surgeon William Stewart Halsted,
who developed radical mastectomy
to treat this disease.
Iliza. What is breast cancer?
Yes.
[ Sighs ] In Memoriam Segment 1922.
This man who invented the landline in 1876.
Simu. Who is Alexander Bell?
That's right.
Seven Wonders Of The Ancient World for $800.
Ike. Who are the Goths?
That's correct.
Let's do Ancient Wonders for $200, please.
Simu. Who is Zeus?
Yes.
Seven Wonders, $600.
There's another Daily Double. Hey!
[ Applause ]
You are in second place with $3,400.
How much are you gonna wager?
Aaah. I'm not confident in myself.
Uh, let's...
[ Sighs ]
What was it, 600? Uh, let's -- $1,000.
$1,000.
I'm sorry? $1,000, please.
$1,000. Here's your clue.
Ohh, they have a...
Ohh. What is that?
What is a -- What is a -- What is a torch?
No. "What is a lighthouse?"
Lighthouse.
That'll take you down to $2,400.
You are in third place now.
Let's take a commercial break,
and we'll be back for more Double Jeopardy! after this.
Simu: Brain fart. Brain fart.
I thought it was a sphinx.
Aaah!
♪♪
Here is a "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
Simu, you never know what's behind the scenes in Hollywood.
...Mabel Normand and Mary Miles Minter.
When this writer/director
made the 1950 film "Sunset Boulevard,"
he used William Desmond Taylor's
middle name for Norma Desmond...
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the commercial, we asked --
this director used
part of William Desmond Taylor's name
for the faded star in "Sunset Boulevard."
The correct response...
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
The semifinals are heating up here.
But let's talk to our celebrities again
and find out a little bit more about what's going on for them.
Iliza, you had a very big October. I did.
Your second book came out. Yes.
And your sixth Netflix special, which is called...
"Hot Forever," 'cause the content I wrote,
it's evergreen.
It's gonna be relevant forever.
And I thought it would really bother people if a woman thought
that she was attractive and had a sense of self.
So I was like, you know what? It's "Hot Forever."
And I think women out there are really going to like it.
"Hot Forever," baby.
I think men are going to like it, too.
Yeah, well, I did wear good pants, so...
I wore really nice pants and these boots.
You did wear very nice pants. Yeah.
And your first book, "Girl Logic." Yes.
That you wrote the foreword for. I did write the foreword.
Thank you so much. You're very welcome.
Tell us about your second book. My second book is called
"All Things Aside: Absolutely Correct Opinions."
It is a book of personal essays ranging from everything
from what is in our lives is a scam to first loves,
to just being a mom, to just living on this planet.
It's fun, it's personal, and the cover is really funny.
And it's out, and it's on Audible, also.
And you're also going to be going on tour, correct?
Yes, I'm on tour now. I'll be going to Asia.
I don't think this is going to play there,
but that's still -- maybe you guys are watching it
via computer.
I'll be touring Asia again and Australia
and of course the rest of the USA,
rounding out this leg of the tour.
And then I'll see you guys back in the spring next year.
Wonderful. Yeah.
And, Simu,
you also have a book out.
Tell us about it. First book.
Just one. Just one, Iliza. Correct. It is your first book. Yes.
Tell us about it. Yeah, well, my book is called
"We Were Dreamers: An Immigrant Superhero Origin Story,"
because I made one movie and I was like,
"The world needs to know my life story right now."
No, it's actually -- I mean, it's a wonderful --
It's an immigrant story.
So it's really the story of my parents.
It's the story of our whole family, of dreams,
and of just, like, what would compel,
you know, two people in China in the late '80s to decide,
"I'm going to risk everything
and move to an entirely new country
where I don't speak the language,
I don't know the culture."
And then, you know, to raise a family
and eventually, you know, birth me.
[ Laughter ]
And you also worked on a movie recently
that you can't say much about,
but you worked with a very, very impressive director.
Tell us a little bit about it.
The movie is "Barbie," directed by Greta Gerwig,
who is incredible, like amazing, such, like, a creative genius,
but doesn't let you -- like, it doesn't
impose it on you in any way.
It's just, like, you know, she fosters such a fun
and collaborative environment.
And the movie is --
there's such an air of mystery around it, which I love.
There's photos that leak every once in a while on Twitter.
They're very pink, you know, it'll be a lot of fun,
and I think it'll be better than it has any right to be.
And, Ike, you recently worked with Mel Brooks. Yes.
Can you tell us about this Hulu series?
Yes, well, there is a movie
from 1981 called "History of the World: Part I,"
and we decided we should make a sequel to it 42 years later.
So we were -- we just wrapped, and we're finishing up post.
But been spending time with Mel Brooks.
It doesn't get much better than that, so...
And did you have to polish up on any history
that's been helpful today?
Yeah, we actually did a ton of historical kind of
research for it.
And I'm trying to think of anything that has come up today.
Not yet, but there's still Double and Triple Jeopardy!
That's true. A lot of game to play. A lot of game to play.
All right. Let's get back into it.
Simu, make your selection.
Let's go It All Starts With "U" for $800.
Simu. What is the ukulele?
Yes.
All Start With "U" for $600.
Ike. What is Utopia?
Yes.
Let's do "U" for $400, please.
Iliza. Who is Urkel?
Yes. Do you know this dance?
No.
Is it like the Running Man? Me neither.
No, I don't. I was just asking.
If I do it, do I get more money?
Okay.
Famous Names On The Map, $1,000.
Simu. What is the Bering Strait?
Yes.
Famous Names On The Map, $800.
Simu. What is Cayman?
No.
Iliza. What are Cook Islands?
That's correct.
The 7 Wonders Of The Ancient World, $1,000.
Ike. What is Babylon?
Yes.
Let's do Ancient World for $400, please.
Simu. What are the pyramids?
Yes.
It All Starts With "U" for $200.
Iliza. What is a UFO?
Yes.
[ Sighs ]
Drama Queens, $400, please.
Ike. What is "The Crown"?
Correct.
Let's do Drama Queens for $1,000, please.
Iliza. What is "The Ten Commandments"?
No. Oh, my.
Ike. Who is Elizabeth Taylor?
That's correct. Oh!
Let's do Drama for $200, please.
Simu. What is "Game of Thrones"?
Yes.
Famous Names On The Map, $400.
Ike. Who are Lewis and Clark?
Correct.
Famous Names for $200.
Iliza.
Oh, my God.
Saint Paul. Who is Saint Paul?
You got it in before the buzzer. Yes, that is correct.
Select again. Okay, Shakespeare for $800, please.
Ike. Who is Falstaff?
Yes.
And here's the final clue.
Iliza. Who is Macbeth?
Correct.
Takes you to $3,900,
just $100 shy of Simu at $4,000.
Ike, you've got $12,200.
And you have built quite the lead
heading into the Triple Jeopardy! round.
But as you may have heard, Simu and Iliza aren't afraid
of a little late-game drama.
We'll be right back on the other side of this break,
when "Celebrity Jeopardy!" continues.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Welcome back.
I don't know about you three,
but I'm having a great time watching the three of you play.
This has been a really, really terrific game
and it is now time for Triple Jeopardy! Iliza: [ Gasps ]
All our amounts are... Simu: Let's go.
...tripled, and there are three Daily Doubles
hidden among these clues.
Here are the categories.
Ike: Oh, perfect, perfect. Simu: Yup. Iliza: Done. We're in.
Great, great. Fantastic. Yup.
Very good. Great.
Aha. Okay.
Mayim: You name the film.
Nice. Ohh.
Whoo-hoo!
Is that like a history of the world?
We'll find out. Iliza, select first.
[ Laughter ]
Oh, okay. Um...
Brain Surgeon--
You know what? I'm going to take it there.
Brain Surgeon's Terminology for $1,200.
What?!
It's a Daily Double. Oh, come on!
[ Applause ]
Worth it.
Mayim: We are so glad you took it there.
And where would -- Remember that suspense I created with Saint Paul?
I'm gonna do it again.
You have $3,900.
How much would you like to wager?
Oh! Okay.
You got to go for it.
Says Simu.
Okay. Okay.
I'll just do -- I'll just do $3,000.
Okay.
Why would I do that and not --
I don't know what you're supposed to do.
You're doing great.
I can't lose. My mom's watching.
Okay. Okay.
I'll just do --
I'll just do $2,000.
Okay.
[ Laughs ]
No reaction? I think we're good. Okay.
Here's your clue. Okay.
What is magnetic?
That's correct, Iliza.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Yes! That takes you to $5,900.
Okay. Select again.
Mascots, $1,200, please.
Iliza. What is Chiquita?
That's correct. Okay.
Mascots for $1,500.
Simu. Who is the Pillsbury Doughboy?
Yes.
[ Clicks tongue ]
[ Laughter ]
That's me. I'm the guy that got that. Okay.
Brain Surgeon's Terminology for $1,500, please.
Simu. What is the pituitary?
That's correct.
It's the only gland anyone knows. That's really --
I was putting all my eggs in that basket, for sure. That is the best gland.
My favorite gland.
Mascots for $900.
Ike. What are sheep?
Yes.
Let's do Johnny Gilbert Speaks The Movie Line for $300, please.
Here's Johnny.
[ Chuckles ]
Ike. What is "Silence of the Lambs"?
That's correct.
Johnny Gilbert for $600, please.
Johnny.
Ike. What is "Napoleon Dynamite"?
That's correct.
Johnny for $900, please.
Johnny, you're killing me.
Simu. What is "Notting Hill"?
That's it.
Movie Lines, $1,200.
Johnny.
Iliza. What is "Pulp Fiction"?
Yes.
Movie -- Johnny Gilbert Speaks The Movie Line for $1,500.
Johnny Gilbert.
Iliza. What is "Streetcar Named Desire"?
No.
Ike. What is "On the Waterfront"?
That's it.
Let's try...
Mayim: Hold on, Iliza. Okay. You're okay? I'm okay.
We don't need a medic.
Let's try... Mascots for $600.
Ike. What are Snap, Crackle, and Pop?
Yes.
Mascots for $300, please.
Iliza. Who is the Duracell Rabbit?
No. The Duracell --
Simu. What is the Energizer Bunny?
That's it. Duracell?
The Duracell Rabbit? Am I from Mars?
That was fine.
Who has even said "Duracell" in the last decade?
Like, how old am I?
We're giving Duracell a lot of exposure, though.
Can I get a bathrobe and some dentures?
That's some free advertising, right there. Oil?
Eh.
[ Laughter ]
Um.
Brain Surgeon's Terminology for $900, please. Oh! I need brain surgery.
Sorry. [ Laughter ]
Each half of the brain, left and right,
is known as one of these,
and each has distinctive functions.
Iliza.
What is the hemisphere?
Yes.
But We Repeat Ourselves for $300, please.
Iliza. What is a tutu?
Yes. Okay.
Now that I know what this is,
But We Repeat Ourselves for $1,500, please.
Iliza. What is tartar?
That's it. Okay.
It's also a sauce.
[ Laughter ]
Lest we forget the Culinary arts. And a print.
Brain Surgeon's Terminology for $600, please.
Iliza. What are arteries?
Yes. [ Sighs ]
But We Repeat Ourselves for $1,200, please.
Simu. Who is Coco?
Yes.
Colorful Responses, $300.
Ike. What is blackmail?
Yes.
Let's do But We Repeat Ourselves for $900, please.
It's the delicious semolina dish of North Africa seen here.
Ike. What is couscous?
Correct.
Let's do Repeat Ourselves for $600.
Simu. What is 20/20?
Correct.
Historic History Of Yesterday: A Look Back for $300.
Ike. Who is Thomas Jefferson?
That's right.
Let's do Historic History for $600.
Simu. What is Germany?
That's right.
Historic History for $900.
Ike: Ah! It's a Daily Double.
Come on. Do it!
You got it. You got it.
Mayim: You've got $10,600 -- Mm, I got it. Do I, though?
Do it. You've got $10,600.
Oh, man. How much are you gonna wager?
I -- You gotta do it all.
You told me to do it all. I know, but now --
That was your sage advice.
Be like the Duracell Rabbit and just go for it.
[ Laughter ]
I'm gonna do $2,000.
All right. Here's your clue.
Who is Napoleon?
No. "Who is Henry VIII?"
Got it.
[ Laughter ]
That takes you down to -- I'm gonna remember that one.
That takes you down to $8,600.
Select again. Cool. Yeah.
Historic History, $1,500, please.
Simu. What is the Bay of Pigs?
Yes.
Historic History, $1,200.
Ike. What is the Manhattan Project?
Yes.
Let's do...
Brain Surgeon's Terminology for $300, please.
Simu. What is amnesia?
Yes.
Colorful Responses, $1,200.
Oh, my God.
And there's the other Daily Double. No! No!
[ Applause ]
You gotta go big.
You've got $10,400. I don't want to go big.
And we're at the end of the Triple Jeopardy! round.
What are you gonna wager?
I -- No, no, no, no, no, no. Ike: Do it.
Fortune favors the bold. No, I'm gonna -- Nah.
We're not doing -- We're not doing
the fortune favoring the bold.
We're going to do -- We're going to do $400.
I'm not -- Look how upset they are!
Mayim: You upset the audience. $400.
You upset the masses. Has anyone ever been booed on "Jeopardy!" ever?
[ Laughter ]
Now it's me. Now it's me. All right.
I can't risk it. I can't risk it. Okay.
Here is your clue.
And now I know why I only bet $400.
Ike: All right, you're smart.
[ Beep ]
That's a red herring.
Red herring.
Oh, boy. Of course it is. Takes it to 10,000 even.
Select again.
Colorful Responses for $1,500.
A member of the armed forces
who has been wounded in action may receive this medal.
Ike. What's a Purple Heart?
Yes.
$900, please.
These drawings are used to show how to construct something
like a building or a machine.
Iliza. What is a blueprint?
Yes. And here's the final clue.
Iliza. What is a greenhouse?
That is correct.
That puts you in second place, Iliza.
[ Applause ]
$11,300.
Simu, you have $10,000.
Ike, you're in the lead with $20,300,
but it is still anybody's game.
It's time for Final Jeopardy!
Let's take a look at the category --
Annual Events.
Think about that. Make your wagers.
We'll be back right after this.
[ Applause ]
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[ Applause ]
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Welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Before we look at the clue for Final,
I just want to say what a pleasure it has been
to watch the three of you.
You have so much knowledge and so much wit.
And I've just had an incredible time.
And I think everybody agrees --
it's been really, really a wonderful semifinal.
Oh, well, thank you. Thank you.
[ Applause ]
I should have broken Ike's fingers or something
on a commercial break.
It's not over here, baby.
One of you will be advancing to the finals,
and the other two of you will take $50,000
for the charity that you chose.
Each?! So you are all --
You are all winners. Yes. [ Whispering ] Yes!
[ Laughs ]
And with that, let's take a look at the clue in Annual Events.
Here it is.
You have 30 seconds.
Good luck.
[ Think music plays ]
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Whew.
Let's start with you, Simu.
What did you come up with?
What is Burning Man?
That is correct. Whoo!
[ Applause ]
Having a midlife crisis or a breakup,
first on the beach in San Francisco,
moved to Nevada in 1991.
And how much are we going to add to your score?
$10,000, baby. $10,000? Ike: Yeah, baby.
Mayim: That gives you $20,000.
Iliza Shlesinger, did you come up with Burning Man?
I -- What is Coachella?
At least I played the part of the White girl.
[ Laughter ]
And I was true to character.
I'm just gonna go downstairs.
[ Laughter ]
Coachella is not correct.
How much did you wager?
A lot. All of it. Okay. Got it.
You gotta go big or go to Coachella, baby.
All right, Ike.
Comes down to you.
What did you write down?
Yeah.
"What is Burning Man?" That is correct.
And how much did you wager?
$2,301 with $22,601.
Congratulations.
You're our "Jeopardy!" Champion,
and you are advancing to the finals.
Iliza and Simu, you will take home $50,000
for the charity of your choosing.
For these guys. Thank you so much.
And we will start a new round of quarterfinal games
on the next "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Hope to see you then.
[ Applause ]
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