♪♪
From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
[ Applause ]
Please welcome tonight's contestants.
A comedian from Davis, California, for years, he was
a correspondent on "The Daily Show."
His series, "Patriot Act," ran for six seasons on Netflix,
and he currently stars in the Apple TV+ drama
"The Morning Show."
Here he is, Hasan Minhaj!
[ Applause ]
An actor from Burbank, California,
he burst onto the scene starring as Gordie LaChance
in the cult classic "Stand By Me."
He then starred as Wesley Crusher
for four seasons
on "Star Trek: The Next Generation."
Ladies and gentlemen, Wil Wheaton.
[ Applause ]
And an actor from Los Angeles, California,
she played Spencer Hastings in the global phenomenon
"Pretty Little Liars," and recently appeared
alongside Cate Blanchett in Annapurna Pictures'
"Where'd You Go, Bernadette."
Please welcome Troian Bellisario.
[ Applause ]
And now, here is the host
of "Celebrity Jeopardy!", Mayim Bialik.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert,
and welcome to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
in prime time.
Up for grabs tonight is not only a spot in the semifinals,
but the bragging rights that come with
being able to introduce yourself
as a "Jeopardy!" champion for the rest of your life.
In this competition, there will be three rounds of play,
the Jeopardy! round, Double Jeopardy!,
and the all new Triple Jeopardy!
with a grand total of six Daily Doubles
hidden throughout the game.
The only difference between "Celebrity"
and regular "Jeopardy!" is the length of the episode.
Well, the contestants' careers are different.
There's also Triple Jeopardy!,
and there's $1 million donation to charity on the line.
Okay, there are many differences,
but the excitement remains the same.
Hasan, Wil, Troian, good luck to all three of you.
Here are your categories in the Jeopardy! round.
Mayim: Troian, you'll select first.
Okay, great.
I will go with Pretty Little Lies for $300.
Hasan.
What is the Kentucky Derby?
That's correct.
Whoo-hoo!
Let's go!
Anywhere you'd like. Um...
Patriot Act for $200.
Troian.
What is "Oh, Canada"?
Yes. Yes!
Um... [ Chuckles ]
Um, With Author-ity for $300, please.
How about a Daily Double?
Oh, my God.
Right off the bat.
You have $200. You can wager up to $500.
How much would you like to wager?
I will do, um, $200.
Alright, a true Daily Double. Here's your clue.
Oh.
Who is Gatsby?
That's correct.
That'll give you $400. Select again.
Let's go with With Author-ity for $400, please.
Troian.
What is "Frankenstein"?
That's correct.
I will go with With Author-ity for $500, please.
Wil. Who is Austen?
Yes.
We're going to Star Track: The Next Generation,
and we're starting out gently with $100.
Troian: Thank you.
Mayim: Wil.
Who is Dakota Johnson?
Yes.
Continue the category for $200.
Wil.
Who are Billy Ray Cyrus and Miley Cyrus?
That's correct.
Continue the category for $300.
Wil.
Who is Ice Cube? That's right.
$400, please.
Troian.
Who are the Hustons?
Yes.
Great.
Star Track for $500, please.
Troian. Who is Sofia Coppola?
Correct.
Patriot Act for $400.
Hasan.
What is kamikaze?
No.
Troian?
What is seppuku?
Yes, or hara-kiri. Select again.
Going Green for $300, please.
Troian.
Who are the Green Bay Packers?
Correct.
Going Green for $400, please.
Seen here, Mahershala Ali won a 2018 Supporting Actor Oscar
for this film in which he played a musician touring the south.
Troian.
What is "The Green Book"?
Correct.
Going Green for $500, please.
Wil.
What is the Emerald City?
Yes.
With Author-ity for $200, please.
Wil. What is "To Kill a Mockingbird"?
That's correct. We are off to a great start.
Hasan, Wil, and Troian, you're showing everyone tonight
that you are in it to win it.
Let's see if you can keep it up
when "Celebrity Jeopardy!" returns.
We'll be right back.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Here is a "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
Who are the Hustons?
Troian stole the Star Track clue away from Wil.
In his 60s, he won an Academy Award
for "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre,"
under the direction of his son, John.
She, in turn, won an Oscar under her dad's direction
in this 1985 mob film.
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the commercial, we asked...
...Anjelica Huston carried on the family tradition
by winning an Oscar under the direction
of her father, John.
The correct response...
♪♪
Mayim: Welcome back. Let's say hello to Hasan Minhaj.
I'm a very big fan of yours.
You were a senior correspondent
on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,"
and I've enjoyed you for many years.
Tell us a little bit about the charity that you're playing for.
I'm playing for the International Rescue Committee,
and I'm raising money for the flood victims in Pakistan.
Wonderful. Thank you so much for that.
And Wil Wheaton.
Hi. Hi.
It's very nice to see you here.
Besides all of your other incredible credits,
you're also a New York Times bestselling author.
Is that correct?
I am!
Tell us about your book a little bit.
I have an autobiography that made the list over the summer.
It's called "Still Just a Geek."
It is an updated, annotated revisit
of a memoir I wrote when I was 28.
Amazing. And tell us who you're playing for today.
I am playing for the National Women's Law Center.
They are an organization that fights for gender equality,
with a particular focus on supporting women and girls.
Love that.
And, Troian Bellisario, you played Spencer Hastings
for seven seasons of Freeform's "Pretty Little Liars."
Tell us what charity you're playing on behalf of.
I am playing on behalf of an organization known as War Child,
and it was founded by Dr. Samantha Nutt,
and they enter war conflict territories
and they make sure that children and women have food,
medical supplies,
anything that they would need during a time of great conflict.
Well, three wonderful charities and three wonderful players.
Let's get back to the game.
Wil, it's your selection.
Let's try Answer In The Form Of An Abbreviation for $100.
Hasan.
What is ATM?
That's correct.
[ Laughter ]
Pretty Little Lies for $200.
Tell the story about how this pop icon seen here
invited you onstage to sing "Baby"
and was blown away by your pipes.
Hasan.
Who is Justin Bieber?
That is correct.
Select again.
Let's go with Pretty Little Lies for $400.
Wil.
Who is Mark Zuckerberg?
Yes.
Pretty Little Lies for $500.
Wil.
What is 2,500?
No.
[ Beep ]
It's actually 3,000 pounds. Close.
Wait, wait, Mayim, a ton? Oh, math!
That's a ton? Oh, that's math.
A ton and a half.
A ton and a half!
Ton and a half! It's math.
2,000 and half of one --
We would have gotten that!
Not 2,000, it's 3,000!
We would have gotten that. Whew!
This was not on the Starfleet Academy entrance exam.
But yes, math. Wil, select again.
I'm so embarrassed.
Answer In The Form Of An Abbreviation for $200.
Hasan.
What is the IRS, Mayim?
Correct, Hasan.
Whoo!
[ Laughter ]
Mayim, let's go with Patriot Act for $300, please.
Hasan.
Oh, no!
What is a red shirt?
That is correct.
Wow.
Select again.
Let's go with Pretty Little Lies for $100, please.
Troian.
What is Harvard?
Yes. Yes!
What is Going -- [ Chuckles ] "What is"?
Going Green for $200, please.
Wil.
What is McDonald's? Yes.
With Author-ity, $100.
Wil.
What is a vampire? Correct.
Answer In The Form Of An Abbreviation, $500.
A tear of this ligament that prevents the tibia
from sliding out in front of the femur
has ended many a pro athlete's season.
Hasan.
What is the ACL? Correct.
Going Green for $100, Mayim.
Hasan.
What is...
guts?
No. Wil?
What are the gills?
That's correct. Green around the gills.
Hasan: Humans don't have gills!
Answer In The Form Of An Abbreviation for $400, please.
Troian.
What is a doctorate?
More specific.
Oh, what is -- I mean, degree from Har--
A doctorate in law?
No. Ohh.
Wil? What is a PhD?
That's correct.
Answer In The Form Of An Abbreviation for $300.
[ Beep ]
That's an ETA.
Wil.
Patriot Act for $500.
Wil.
Who is Sherman?
Yes, General Sherman.
And here's the final clue.
Hasan.
What is Ireland?
That's correct.
Oh, and I guessed that!
[ Laughs ]
Well, Troian and Wil, you're off to a hot start.
But don't worry, Hasan.
There's $18,000 and two Daily Doubles on the board
when we return with Double Jeopardy!
right after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Here is a "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
What is Harvard?
Troian keeps up her GPA by knowing her Ivy League schools.
John Quincy Adams and T. S. Eliot
didn't just go to Harvard,
each man has a house there named after his family.
...with Adams House calling itself the most historic
and Eliot House countering with,
"the Harvard of Harvard houses."
The system was established by
university president A. Lawrence Lowell...
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the commercial, we asked,
Harvard's houses, such as Adams and Eliot, were created...
The correct response...
Mayim: Let's play play Double Jeopardy!
The dollar values are doubled,
and there are two Daily Doubles hidden among these categories.
Mayim: Hasan, you are in third place. You select first.
Mayim, let's do Tuning Into The '90s for $400.
Wil.
What is "Baby Got Back"?
Correct.
Tuning Into The '90s, $600, please.
Troian.
Who are the Beastie Boys?
Correct.
Tuning Into The '90s for $800, please.
Hasan.
What is "I'm Too Sexy"?
Correct.
Whoo!
Tuning Into The '90s, $200.
Troian.
Who is Gwen Stefani?
Yes.
Tuning Into The '90s for $1,000.
Troian.
Who is Metallica?
Yes.
Let's go with World Capital Attractions
for $400, please.
This city, that's home to the ruins
of the Aztecs' great Templo Mayor,
showed off a replica of it in 2021.
[ Beep ]
That's Mexico City. Troian, select again.
World Capital Attractions for $600, please.
Hasan.
What is Seoul?
Correct.
World Capital Attractions for $200.
Hasan.
What is Milan? No.
Troian? What is Rome?
That's it.
World Capital Attractions for $800, please.
The entrance to Père Lachaise,
the most famous one of these in Paris,
is inscribed, "Their hope is full of immortality."
Troian.
What the Arc de Triomphe?
No. Oh.
[ Beep ]
"What is a cemetery?"
Oh. Troian.
Let's go do Figures Of Speech for $600, please.
Troian.
Greek?
No. [ Gasps ]
Wil. [ Gasps ]
What is Greek? What is!
That is correct.
In Double Jeopardy!,
I do not remind you of your phrasing.
Oh! Got it.
Oh! Interception, Wil Wheaton!
Mayim: Shake it off. Shake it off. Let's go.
Memoirs for $400, please, Mayim.
Wil.
What is the Mafia?
Yes.
Continue the category for $600, please.
Hasan. Who is Muhammad Ali?
Correct. Yes!
Memoirs, $800.
Hasan. Who is Malala?
I promise I'll follow you back. Yes.
Figures of Speech, $400.
Wil.
What is a house of cards?
That's right.
Figures Of Speech for $800, please.
Wil. What are the hatches?
Yes, batten down the hatches.
We're gonna take a break.
The game is under way, and, Hasan, Wil, and Troian,
it seems like you three have been reading more
than just screenplays and scripts.
Stay tuned.
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" will be right back after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Here is another "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
What are the hatches?
Wil grabbed the brass ring and was on top of the world
in our Figures Of Speech category.
...one of its first uses in print
was when Colonial preacher Increase Mather...
...as Floridians had to do some battening down
due to this autumn disaster.
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the break, we asked...
The correct response...
Welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Hasan, you have a Netflix special
that came out October 4th.
Yeah. It's called "The King's Jester."
Tell us what it is.
It's my new stand-up special. It's on Netflix.
And I certainly hope my dad watches.
[ Laughter ]
Does he not tend to watch you?
Mayim, this is his favorite show.
"Jeopardy!" "Jeopardy!" is?
Yeah, this is a show.
And I was first introduced to "Jeopardy!"
through the hit film "White Men Can't Jump,"
and that's how we bonded over it.
And I told my dad, "Dad, you can watch me any time.
I'm on Netflix." Right.
But he thinks streaming is for spoiled brats.
He likes linear broadcast,
because it means you have discipline.
[ Laughter ]
So I've watched you more on television than your dad,
but maybe now we'll really get him to watch.
Oh, yeah, he's watching this live.
What do you want to say to your dad
now that you know he has to listen to you?
Dad, I'm gonna win.
[ Laughter ]
Well, we'll see about that.
Let's go over to Wil Wheaton.
Wil, you have such an impressive résumé.
Thanks. You and I actually, we ran in the same circles
as kids and teens,
but really got to know each other during both of our time
on "Big Bang Theory" over the course of a decade.
There's so many interesting things you do.
You host "The Ready Room."
Also, you are a lifelong "Jeopardy!" fan.
Is that correct?
Yeah, so I have been watching "Jeopardy!"
at least 35 years, I think probably longer than that.
And I love it so much
that when the pandemic was really at its height
and, like, you couldn't tell the difference
from one day to the next, I didn't want to miss it,
so I actually set an alarm on my phone
that goes off at 6:58 every night.
And I feel really good about that.
It lets me know that it's time to go watch "Jeopardy!"
It's time for my wife to put on her pajamas,
'cause we're middle-aged and it's time to get ready for bed.
So really, it's a good time.
And, Wil, is there a particular category or set of categories
that you feel you excel in after so many years watching?
I do relatively well in wordplay categories,
anagram categories and things like that.
I love the categories with letters in a quote,
because it takes a decision-making thing away from me.
I know that I can lean into that.
Why am I giving away strategy on the stage?
[ Laughter ]
But I was really hoping there would be
an '80s video game category that I could run.
And fingers crossed for Triple Jeopardy!
Well, really, really fun to be here with you
and also to watch you play.
And, Troian, you have a new film called "Doula"...
Yes. ...that we would love to talk about.
Can you tell us a little bit about it?
Just even half the sentence you said to me
before we started filming, I said,
"We need to talk about this more."
It's a very bizarre little movie about
a swearing, basketball-playing pregnant woman
who is just not sure
how she's gonna enter into motherhood.
Yeah, and it's a very, very sweet little film.
I had a blast making it,
and I think everybody should check it out.
That sounds awesome.
And have you also been a lifelong "Jeopardy!" fan?
"Jeopardy!" is something that is just like
the great equalizer in my house.
It is always on, and my dad used to make dinner to it,
and I would always try to, like, shout out the answer before him
and he would just be, like, making risotto,
like, tossing out answers over his shoulder.
Could never beat him.
So also to my dad, I hope you're watching.
And I don't know, maybe I knew something you didn't.
Probably not.
Alright, this is a great game already.
Wil, your selection.
I would like to visit a Figure Of Speech for $1,000, please.
Wil.
What is a wicket?
That's right, a sticky wicket.
Let's finish the category.
Wil.
What is cats and dogs? Yes.
Hi, Finance for $800, please.
Hasan.
What is overdraft?
That's right.
Oh, wow. Okay. Hi, Finance, $400.
Hasan.
What is parachute?
Yes, a golden parachute.
U.S. Constitution, $200.
Wil.
What is the Constitutional Convention?
Correct.
Constitution, $400.
Wil.
What is the Bill of Rights? Yes.
Constitution, $1,000.
Hasan.
What is the Articles of Confederation?
Correct.
U.S. Constitution, $800.
Hasan.
What is I plead the Fifth?
That's correct. The Fifth Amendment.
Put a little swag on it.
Hi, Finance, $200.
Hasan.
What is monopoly?
Correct.
Hi, Finance, $600.
There's a Daily Double!
Oh, snap! [ Clears throat ]
You've got $7,000. You're in second place.
$400 behind Wil.
What would you like to wager with your father watching?
Let's go $7,000.
Okay, a true Daily Double.
Troian: Wow.
Mayim: Here's your clue.
What is file...
Chapter 7?
No. Chapter 11.
Ahh!
Okay, it's gonna take you down to zero,
but it's okay, because --
Oh, dude, you did that in front of your dad!
I know! Troian: So bold!
Mayim: Let's everybody keep it together. I know!
We're gonna keep it together. Hasan, select again.
Hi, Finance, $1,000.
Hasan.
Leveraged by this...
Uh, uh, what is -- That's time.
Mergers and acquisitions! That's time! That's time!
[ Laughter ]
[ Beep ]
"What is arbitrage?"
Okay, Hasan, you're down $1,000.
Come back and select again.
What is Memoirs for $200, Mayim?
[ Beep ]
That was Kamala Harris. Hasan, select again.
Memoirs for $1,000.
"Extraordinary Ordinary People,"
the autobiography of this Secretary of State,
detailed her upbringing in segregated Alabama.
Hasan.
Who is Condoleezza Rice?
That's correct.
U.S. Constitution, $600.
Wil.
Who is the Speaker of the House?
That's right. And here's the final clue.
It's a Daily Double.
[ Applause ]
That will go to you, Wil.
You're in the lead with $8,000.
How much are you gonna wager?
I don't like this category at all.
Like, not even a little bit, and this is the hardest clue
in the category, but I really want to go all in.
I'm not.
Let's -- I'm gonna wager $5,000.
Alright. Here is your clue.
What is the Kremlin?
No. "What is Red Square?"
Ehh.
[ Laughter ]
That'll take you down a bit, but worry not.
That is the end of the Double Jeopardy! round,
but Triple Jeopardy! is up with three Daily Doubles in there.
So a lot of game left to play. We will be right back.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Here is one more "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
What is I plead the Fifth?
Hasan acquitted himself well in the U. S. Constitution clue.
...like Oliver North and Mark McGwire.
Under Cardinal Wolsey, it was a refuge for the powerless,
but later, it was seen as oppressive.
...the ceiling of a room in this former palace
near the famous abbey.
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the break, we gave you this clue.
The Fifth Amendment evolved from a reaction
to the notorious Star Chamber...
The correct response...
♪♪
We are back, and it is time for Triple Jeopardy!
Hasan, you'll be selecting first.
Your dad is watching, but no pressure.
Here are the categories.
C-A-R-D will appear in each response.
And...
I'm Brad Rutter of "The Chase."
That's my show, and today, that's your category.
Mayim: Alright, Hasan, what's it gonna be?
Let's do Classic TV for $300.
Troian.
What is "The Brady Bunch"?
Yes.
Classic TV for $600, please.
Here's the cast of this classic show
named for one of its stars.
Sadly, with Betty White's death, they've all passed on.
Wil.
What is "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"?
Correct.
Continue the category, $900, please.
[ Beep ]
That's "Charlie's Angels." I know.
How do I have no memory of that?
Just... That's so weird.
Same.
Wil. Boy, okay.
Out Of This World, $600.
Ah! The first Daily Double of Triple Jeopardy!
Wil, you're in the lead with $3,600.
How much are you gonna wager? Okay.
I have to be competitive in this game, so, uh...
I am all in.
Okay.
For $7,200, if you are correct, here's your clue.
Who is the great Buzz Aldrin?
That's correct.
Well done.
[ Applause ]
Wil, select again.
Out Of This World for $900, please.
Troian.
What is the International Space Station?
Yes.
Let's do Pick A "Card" for $900, please.
Wil.
What is a cardigan? Yes.
Pick A "Card," $1,200.
Troian.
Who is Captain Picard? Sorry!
Yes.
How dare you? Sorry!
How dare you? Took it!
Troian, select again.
Okay.
I will do Pick A "Card" for $1,500, please.
Known for its scarlet plumage and whistled songs,
it's the official bird of seven U. S. states.
Hasan.
What is cardinal? Yes.
All gas, no brakes!
Classic TV, $1,200.
With its iconic performances,
his "really big show" on Sunday nights
had a huge impact on American culture and careers.
Wil.
Who is Ed Sullivan?
That's him. $1,500.
Wil.
What is "Rugrats"?
That's right.
Pick A "Card," $600.
There's another Daily Double.
You've got $10,800.
How competitive do you want to be?
Let's do...$6,000.
Alright, here is your clue.
What is a green card?
That's correct.
That'll take you up to $16,800. Oh, God.
Make your selection.
Out Of This World for $1,200, please.
Hasan.
What is SpaceX?
Correct.
Alright. The Chase, $900.
Here's Brad.
In 2009, she won her first Grammy Awards,
Best New Artist and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
for her song "Chasing Pavements."
Hasan. Who is Adele?
The one and only. Yes.
Medieval Architecture, $300.
Wil.
What is a moat? Yes.
Pick A "Card," $300.
Here's this rapper wearing what could be described
as "Bodak Yellow."
Troian.
Who is Cardi B?
Yes.
Let's go Out Of This World, $1,500.
Wil.
What is the Hubble?
Yes.
Directional Geography In America for $300, please.
Troian.
What is North Carolina?
No. Oh.
What is South Carolina?
Whoa! Wil.
What is South Carolina?
That's correct.
You have to ring in and be called, Hasan.
I'm sorry.
Medieval Architecture for $600, please.
Seen here, flying buttresses helped cathedrals like this one
in Paris soar to new heights.
Troian.
What is Notre Dame?
Yes.
Um...Medieval Architecture for $1,200, please.
"G" is for this monstrous decoration used as a waterspout
on castles of yore.
Wil.
What is a gargoyle?
Yes.
Medieval Architecture, $1,500.
Wil.
What is Pisa? Yes.
Directional Geography, $600.
Wil. What is South Carolina?
No. Damn it!
I can't say that on TV.
[ Laughter ]
[ Beep ]
"What is West Virginia?"
I knew that as soon as it came out of my mouth.
I'm sorry, everybody.
Wil, select again. Same with North Carolina!
Why did I say that?
I know. So bad.
Medieval Architecture for $900, please.
Wil.
What is an arcade?
Yes.
The Chase for $300.
Brad?
DeCesare was the original last name
of the father of David Chase,
who created one of the most acclaimed TV series ever,
this one starring James Gandolfini.
Hasan.
What is "The Sopranos"?
That's correct.
The Chase, $600.
Back to Brad.
While chasing prey like antelopes and warthogs,
this fastest land animal
can reach speeds of up to 70 miles per hour.
Wil.
What is a cheetah? Yes.
The Chase for $1,200.
Brad again.
The $10,000 note,
the highest U. S. denomination ever circulated,
could be called "the chase" for its picture of Salmon P. Chase,
secretary of this money-printing cabinet department
during the Civil War.
Hasan.
What is the Fed?
No.
Troian?
What is the Federal Reserve?
No. It's the same thing.
Wil?
What is the Department of the Treasury?
That's correct.
Out Of This World for $300, please.
It took off into space for the first time
on April 12, 1981.
Wil.
What is the space shuttle?
That's right.
Geography, $900.
[ Beep ]
It's actually called North Pole.
Wil, select again.
Directional Geography for $1,200, please.
And there's the third Daily Double.
[ Applause ]
You're in the lead with $24,000, Wil.
Yeah, I'm -- What would you like to wager?
I'm going to the land of super low risk...
[ Laughter ]
...and playing for the next round, I hope,
so let's just wager $1,000.
Alright, just $1,000. Here's your clue.
I would like to change my wager, please?
[ Laughter ]
Is it -- What is West Point?
That's correct. That'll take you to $25,000.
[ Applause ] Wow.
$1,500, please, Directional Geography.
Mayim: Hasan.
What is the Hudson?
No.
Oh, that's the other one.
Wil?
What is the East River?
That's it.
And here's the final clue. Over to Brad.
Chevy Chase never lived in Chevy Chase,
a suburb of Washington, D. C.,
in this state, but Sandra Day O'Connor did
while she was on the Supreme Court.
[ Beep ]
That would be Maryland.
And that also would be the end of Triple Jeopardy!
The "Stand by Me" star Wil Wheaton
is standing alone at the top of the leaderboard,
but Final Jeopardy! is up next.
Here's the category all three of you will be facing.
19th Century People.
Think about it, make a wager, and we will be back after this.
Welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
The category for Final -- 19th Century People.
Let's take a look at the clue.
You have 30 seconds.
Good luck.
[ Think music plays ]
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We will start with you, Hasan.
It certainly has been fun watching you play.
What did you come up with?
Who is President Hoover?
Unfortunately, that is not correct.
How much did you wager?
The house. The house.
Alright, that will take you down to zero.
Let's go over to Troian Bellisario.
What did you write down?
I wrote, "Who is Alexander Polk?"
That is not correct. And how much did you wager?
$2,000. $2,000.
That will give you $2,900.
And we'll go over to Wil Wheaton.
Wil, what did you come up with?
"Who is Lincoln?"
That is correct.
"I think well of the president," Whitman wrote.
And how much did you wager?
$1,701,
giving you a total of $28,201.
Wil Wheaton, congratulations.
You are our "Jeopardy!" Champion
and you are advancing to the semifinals.
Well done. Yeah!
Hasan and Troian, $30,000
will be donated to the charities you chose.
It has been so much fun watching you play,
and we will see you on the next "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
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Oh, my God!
Congrats, buddy. Thanks, man.
You won, and you also won big.
I mean, you had a Daily Double party.
I-I did!
[ Laughter ]
I decided that the most important thing in the world
to me was to get to go all in.
Like, that was my goal today.
That was the joy I was going to pull out of the game.
So everything else is just, like, really amazing and extra.
But, like, yeah, I got to do that. That was cool.
And, Troian, you said that you were --
During one of the breaks, you said you were shaking.
Were you nervous throughout? Nervous excitement?
Nervous throughout.
As the dollar signs went up,
I started to shake more and I was just like,
"Well, I'm just gonna go with it.
Just gonna be trembling the whole time."
Well, you really -- you played an awesome game.
And, Hasan, how do you feel
knowing your dad doesn't ever watch you,
but he's tuned in right now?
Well, two things, Mayim.
I did win $30,000... You did fantastic.
...which is $2,000 more than this guy.
[ Laughs ] Oh!
Number two, scared money don't make money.
Shooters shoot. Go hard in the paint.
I have no regrets, Mayim.
You played a great game.
Really, really fun, all three of you.
Wil, we're gonna see you in the semifinals.
It's very exciting.
I know. I can't believe it.
It's so cool.
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