♪♪
From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
[ Cheers and applause ]
Here are tonight's celebrity contestants --
An actor from Providence, Rhode Island,
this past summer, she starred in the hit Apple TV+
limited series "The Afterparty."
She also starred alongside Rebel Wilson
in the Netflix original film "Senior Year"
and will be seen in the upcoming
"Party Down" revival.
Please welcome Zoe Chao.
[ Cheers and applause ]
An actor from Pasadena, California,
she's appeared on Fox's "The Passage," "The Exorcist,"
and Hulu's "Dollface."
She currently stars as the lead in Netflix's "Ginny & Georgia,"
which premiered as the most streamed show around the world.
Here she is, Brianne Howey.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And an actor from Brampton, Canada,
he's perhaps best known for playing
George Michael Bluth
on the wildly popular sitcom "Arrested Development,"
and he currently stars opposite Amy Schumer
in the Hulu original "Life & Beth."
Welcome Michael Cera.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And now here is the host of "Celebrity Jeopardy!" --
Mayim Bialik!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert, and welcome back
to another episode of "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
If this is your first time tuning in, where have you been?
The good news is you can stream all the action on Hulu.
But you're here now, so stick around
and find out which of these three
will become the first to qualify
for our last semifinal of the season.
Here at "Celebrity Jeopardy!" we've gotten into the habit
of handing out participation trophies this season.
For example, tonight, just for showing up,
you are guaranteed to go home with $30,000 for your charity.
So, with six Daily Doubles on the board
through three rounds of play, including Triple Jeopardy!
don't be afraid to maybe make one of them a true Daily Double.
Alright. Your path to the finals
and the million-dollar grand prize starts now.
Michael, Brianne, and Zoe, good luck.
Let's take a look at the categories in play
for the Jeopardy! round.
We will begin with...
Mayim: Michael, you'll be selecting first.
Let's try Let Me Noodle On That for $100, please.
The very delicate noodles seen here
go by the name of this delicate and see-through material.
Michael. What is vermicelli?
No.
Brianne.
What is a glass noodle?
That's correct.
Okay. I'm going to do Virginny & Georgia
for $100, please.
Zoe. What is ham?
Yes.
I'm going to go with Chao! for $100, please.
Zoe.
What is Mulan?
That's correct.
Chao! for $200, please.
Oh, I'm a bad Chinese person.
[ Beep ] [ Laughter ]
"What is stir-frying?" Oh!
Right. Zoe, we don't think
you're a bad Chinese person.
Go ahead and select again.
Okay, I'm going to go to [laughing] Let Me Noodle On That
for $200, please.
Michael. What is linguine?
Yes. Good.
Okay. Let Me Noodle On That for $300, please.
Zoe.
What is ramen?
That's correct.
Let Me Noodle On That for $400, please.
Brianne. What is Pad Thai?
That's right.
I'm gonna do Virginny & Georgia for $200, please.
Michael. Who is Martin Luther King?
That's correct.
Martin Luther King Jr., to be precise.
I'll do Merriam-Webster Defines It As...
for $100, please.
Michael. What is quadruple?
That's correct.
$200, please. Merriam-Webster.
Zoe. What is a dungeon?
That's right.
Let's do Merriam-Webster Defines It As...
for $300, please.
[ Beep ] That would be a vulture.
Zoe. Ooh, of course.
Let's do Merriam-Webster Defines It As...
for $400, please.
Michael. What is a karat?
-That's it. -Wow.
$500, please, Merriam-Webster.
Michael. What is nepotism?
Yes. We'll do Arrested Developments
for $100, please.
Zoe.
What is the Vietnam War?
Yes.
Arrested Developments for $200.
Michael. Who is George Clooney?
That is correct.
Arrested Developments for $300, please --
We're actually gonna take a break here. Oh, never mind.
We're halfway through the Jeopardy! round,
and our game is starting to take shape.
Do one of these three have what it takes to go all the way?
You'll have to stick around to find out.
We'll be right back with more "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
[ Applause ]
♪♪
[ Applause ]
Welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Let's get to know our contestants.
Zoe Chao, Season 2 of "The Afterparty"
actually premieres early 2023,
if I'm not mistaken -- Is that correct?
That is correct. Okay.
And tell us what charity you're playing for today.
I am playing for Hour Children, which is an organization
that provides services to incarcerated
and formerly incarcerated women in New York State
and offers support to the families
during a mother's incarceration
and, also, helps get them back on their feet upon release
by offering housing and childcare,
job training, and mental-health services.
Wonderful. Well, we're so glad you're here.
Let's go over to Brianne Howey.
You played Reagan Pye on the CW's "Batwoman."
Yes, I did.
That's very, very exciting.
I'm a huge DC person. Thank you.
And tell us about your charity.
I'm here playing for Save the Children,
which is an incredible organization
that helps deliver aid to vulnerable children
all over the world --
whether it's natural disaster or war or homelessness,
they're there to save the children.
Terrific.
And, Michael Cera, so many of us know you
from so many things -- "Juno," "Superbad,"
"Scott Pilgrim," obviously "Arrested Development."
Really, really nice to see you in person.
I've actually always wanted to meet you,
so I'm glad we're doing it this way.
Very happy to be here. And tell us about
your charity that you're playing for.
I'm playing for Saving Mothers,
and it's a nonprofit organization
dedicated to eradicating preventable maternal deaths
and birth complications in low-resource settings.
Wonderful. Three wonderful charities.
Let's get back to the game.
Michael, it'll be your selection.
Let's do Arrested Developments for $300, please.
Zoe. What is...
"ER?" [ Laughs ]
That's correct. [ Laughs ]
I just wanted to make sure.
Let's do Arrested Developments for $400, please.
Michael. Who is Martin Sheen?
Yes.
Arrested Developments for $500, please.
[ Beep ] The rainforests.
Michael. Let's try International Man of Myth Story
for $100, please.
I'm a bad Chinese person. [ Beep ]
[ Laughter ]
"What is money?"
And you're still not a bad Chinese person.
Michael, select again.
We'll try that again.
International Man of Myth Story for $200, please.
♪♪
There's a Daily Double.
Oh! Brianne: [ Laughs ] Yeah.
You're in the lead with $1,900. There we go.
How much would you like to wager, Michael?
Well, I'll do...
$600, please.
Alright. Here is your clue.
[ Sighs ]
Who is Prometheus?
No. "Who is Atlas?"
Atlas. That'll take you down to $1,300.
You're still in the lead. Select again.
We'll do the same one again, even though I don't know why.
For $300 please -- International Man of Myth Story.
Michael. What is black?
Yes. Okay.
Let's do Virginny & Georgia for $300, please.
Michael. What is "Georgia on My Mind"?
Correct.
We'll do $400, Virginny & Georgia, please.
Norfolk, Virginia, is on the south end of this long bay
that lies between Virginia and Maryland.
[ Beep ] That bay -- Chesapeake.
Michael.
$500, please, Virginny & Georgia.
Michael. What is Williamsburg?
Correct.
Chao! for $300, please.
Zoe.
What is Mandarin?
Phew. Yes. Brianne: Whoo!
[ Laughter and applause ]
Go ahead and pick again.
My nana. I was thinking about my nana.
Okay, sorry. Chao! $400, please.
Right.
[ Beep ]
That was the Labor Department. Yeah. It was.
Alright. Select again.
Let Me Noodle On That [laughing] for $500, please.
Zoe. What is pho?
Correct. Brianne: Whoo!
[ Sighs ] Chao! for $500, please.
[ Beep ] "What is antimatter?"
Zoe. Okay. International Man of Myth Story
for $400, please.
Zeus's lack of wisdom had him swallow his wife, Metis,
when she was pregnant with this daughter,
born unusually, as seen here.
[ Beep ] That's Athena.
He had a really bad headache, and she came out.
And here's the final clue.
[ Beep ] That would be Hiawatha.
Also brings us to the end of the Jeopardy! round.
They say keep your friends close
and your "Celebrity Jeopardy!" opponents closer.
Michael, Brianne, and Zoe,
don't let each other out of your sight.
We'll be right back on the other side of this break.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
Let's play Double Jeopardy!
Dollar values are doubled, and there are two Daily Doubles
hidden among the clues in these categories.
...for example, "sitcom."
Brianne, you will select first.
I'm going to go with Famous Women for $200, please.
Brianne. Who is Hillary Clinton?
Yes. I believe I'm wearing her suit right now.
You look great.
[ Laughter ]
Let's do --
Let's stick with Famous Women for $400.
She had completed some 22,000 miles
of a 29,000-mile trip around the world
when she disappeared in 1937.
Zoe. Who is Amelia Earhart?
Correct.
Let's do Famous Women for $600, please.
Brianne.
Who is Maria Sharapova?
No.
That's the wrong year. Really, I know.
[ Beep ]
That would be Martina Navratilova.
Close. Zoe. Very close.
Yes. Zoe.
Yes, let's do Famous Women for $800, please.
The legendary jazz lady seen here
sang the blues under this name.
Zoe.
Who is Billie Holiday?
That is correct. Right at the timer.
Yeah. [ Laughs ] Like to dance with the line.
Okay, Famous Women, $1,000, please.
[ Beep ]
That woman was Golda Meir.
Zoe.
Let's do Nature, $200, please.
Except for a painful bite,
these spiders are generally not harmful to humans.
Some people even keep them as pets.
Michael. What is a tarantula?
Yes.
Let's do Obscure Movie Quotes for $200, please.
Michael. Who is Sandra Bullock?
Yes. $400, please. Movie Quotes.
"Uh." This actor here --
there's an hour-long YouTube clip
of him saying it in various roles,
such as Michael in "The Big Chill."
Michael. Who is Jeff Goldblum?
Yes. $600, please.
Movie Quotes.
Michael. Who is Nicolas Cage?
Correct.
$800, please, Movie Quotes.
Brianne.
It's not Jennifer Lawrence.
[ Laughter ]
That's true.
You know who it's not. I don't remember.
[ Beep ] Zoe Saldana.
Yeah, yeah. Michael, go ahead and select again.
Do $1,000, please, Movie Quotes.
Oh. I should know this one.
[ Beep ] That's Regina King.
Duh. Regina King.
Regina King. Michael. Yes, yes, Regina King.
Blended Words for $200, please.
Michael. What is brunch?
Yes.
$400, Blended Words.
Michael. What is a frenemy?
Correct. $600, Blended Words.
Uh-oh, we have a potentially dangerous situation,
judging by this type of suit worn here.
Brianne. What is a hazmat suit?
Yes. Yes, it is.
[ Laughter ]
This is -$100.
Okay, let's do A Total Frame Job for $200.
Mayim: Michael. Who is Van Gogh?
That's right.
We're gonna take a commercial break.
There's always been money in the banana stand,
and tonight, for Michael,
it's coming off of the Jeopardy! board.
Zoe and Brianne, don't worry. There's plenty more clues left
when "Celebrity Jeopardy!" returns right after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Zoe, you have two very exciting projects.
You are part of the "Party Down" reboot,
and, also, "Your Place or Mine,"
the Netflix film with Reese Witherspoon.
Tell us a bit about both of those incredible projects.
Okay. Well, very grateful to be a part of "Party Down,"
coming back with its third season over a decade later.
I'm revisiting my -- What do you call?
Sounds like -- catering.
Yeah, my -- my catering roots.
And I play a -- a food artist who takes it very seriously.
No one else takes it seriously.
And then, yeah, "Your Place or Mine,"
coming out around Valentine's Day,
and it's a very different character.
And that's all I'll say.
[ Laughter ]
Alright, we will stay tuned. And tell us a little bit
about your relationship with Jeopardy!
Your father has a very specific opinion about you existing here.
Indeed, yes. So when I got the invite,
I e-mailed it to my parents and my sister saying,
"Should I -- Should I do this? This seems iconic."
And my dad immediately wrote back, saying,
"I'm very concerned.
This feels like the least friendly Zoe activity
you could dream of."
And then he cited examples from our history of --
Yeah, I used to -- Yeah, I'm not even going to tell you.
I thought -- I drew a map once, and Ellis Island was huge...
[ Laughter ]
And Greenland was very small, but --
So he told me not to do it, but I said it's for charity.
And he said, "I still don't think you should do it."
But here we are. Here we are.
Grateful to be here. And you're doing very well.
Yes. Nice.
[ Applause ]
And, Brianne, your father
is a very devout "Jeopardy!" fan.
Is that right? That's right.
He watches it religiously. Growing up, it was always on.
I was always in the room while it was on.
I wasn't necessarily shouting out the answers.
Unlike Zoe's dad, he maybe believes in me too much.
He's very excited, and he still watches every night.
So hi, Dad.
And tell us about Season 2 of "Ginny & Georgia" on Netflix.
You play Georgia.
For people who may have missed Season 1,
tell us about the show.
It's a dark comedy, a mother-daughter show,
kind of coming of age.
I actually just finished bingeing it
and I'm kind of still recovering.
It's a roller coaster, but I'm so proud of everyone,
and you laugh and cry the whole way through.
Wonderful.
And, Michael,
you are currently seen in "Life & Beth" on Hulu.
Season 2 is coming out now-ish. Yeah.
Tell us a little bit about "Life & Beth."
"Life & Beth" -- Well, first, could I just say
I'm terrified right now. Okay.
And I feel like my personality is withering up
because I'm so frightened, so that's why I'm like --
Are you afraid of anything in particular? Yeah.
Is it me? Is it the stage? No, I just -- It's just --
It's been one full month of adrenaline and fear.
So, yeah, but "Life & Beth," it's an Amy Schumer show.
Amy wrote it, stars in it, and directs it.
And it's a pleasure to be a part of it.
And I'm excited we're going to get to make more of it.
So let's get back to your fear.
Yeah, I could talk about that for a while.
Well, you've said that you won't be
telling your wife kind of how you did.
Is that part of the fear is what she will say?
Well, we kind of took
for granted that, after the taping today,
I would -- I would call my wife and tell her how it went.
But then we kind of realized it would be much more fun
to not tell her and get -- she would have a chance
to watch a full hour of suspense and terror.
So she doesn't know the results of this.
And I don't know it yet in this moment,
but I will by the time it's airing, and that'll be fun.
Okay. Hopefully your fear will have subsided by then.
I don't know. Okay.
I can't say. [ Laughs ] Alright.
Let's get back to the game. Great.
Michael, it's your pick.
Okay, let's do Blended Words for $800, please.
Zoe. What is Brexit?
Yes.
Let's do Blended Words, $1,000, please.
Michael. What is Botox?
Yes. Had some today.
Nature for $400, please.
[ Laughter ]
Michael. What is the eye?
Yes. $600, please, Nature.
Oops. Here's this carnivorous plant
of the Carolinas in action.
Michael. What is a Venus flytrap?
Yes. $800, please, Nature.
There's a Daily Double.
-Oh! -Whoo!
Whoa! Ohh.
Mayim: You've pulled ahead a bit.
You're at $6,600 with the lead. How much are you going to wager?
I don't know that much about nature, so...
I mean, I'll do...
$600, please.
Here is your clue.
What is the dodo?
That's correct.
Fantastic.
Great.
That'll take you to $7,200.
We'll do $1,000 for Nature, please.
Scientists once thought this Aussie animal
that has certain bird features and lays eggs was a hoax.
Michael. What is a platypus?
That's correct.
The duck-billed platypus to be specific. Right. Best one.
We'll do Total Frame Job for $400, please.
There's the other Daily Double!
Whoa! Oh, my goodness!
[ Applause ]
How scared are you right now,
on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being terrified?
Well, I forget what this -- I forget what this category is.
It's been a while. So we'll do $500.
Okay. Here's your -- Here's your clue. I know.
What is "The Scream"?
That's correct. Great.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And you are at $8,700. Go ahead and select again.
Do Total Frame Job for $600, please.
Zoe.
What is "American Gothic"?
Correct.
Whoo! [ Laughs ]
I was an art -- Okay.
A Total Frame Job, $800, please.
[ Beep ] It's "Whistler's Mother."
Of course. Zoe.
Total Frame Job, $1,000, please.
Michael. Who is Vermeer?
Correct.
Seems Like Ancient Times for $200, please.
Michael. What are the Olympics?
Correct.
$400, please.
[ Beep ] He brought elephants.
Michael. $600, please.
Title for Egyptian king Ramesses the Great,
remembered for his wars
and building projects around 1250 B. C.
Michael.
Who is King Tut?
No.
[ Beep ] Looking for "What is a pharaoh?"
Pharaoh. Ohh.
Michael. $800, please.
[ Beep ] That would be Solomon.
And here's the final clue.
Brianne.
Oh, my gosh. What is silk?
Yes. And you are back on the plus side!
Nice one.
[ Cheers and applause ]
The soft-spoken Michael Cera
is letting his early lead speak for itself,
but, Brianne and Zoe, there's plenty of gameplay remaining.
Stick around for Triple Jeopardy!
right after this.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
Here is a "Celebrity Jeopardy!" Clue For You.
Who is Vermeer?
Michael showed his knowledge of art
or Scarlett Johansson movies
with the correct response of Vermeer.
Known as the "Mona Lisa of the North"
and possibly a depiction of Vermeer's own daughter,
the "Girl with a Pearl Earring"
had quite a trip in 2013 and 2014.
...she was exhibited in Tokyo, Kobe,
San Francisco, Atlanta, and Bologna,
along with work by Rembrandt and Hals,
showing off the gems of the Mauritshuis Museum,
which, with its exquisite collection and cubicle shape,
is known as this object among museums.
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the break, we asked, the "Girl with a Pearl Earring"
made her last world tour a decade ago
with other works from the Mauritshuis,
known as this object among museums.
The correct response...
♪♪
Welcome back. Let's play Triple Jeopardy!, shall we?
Here are the categories you'll be choosing from.
We'll start with...
I'm Teachers Tournament and Tournament of Champions winner
Colby Burnett, with clues about some famous people
who've shared my profession, at least for a while.
Mayim: Brianne, you'll be selecting first.
Let's do Boozy Phrases for $300, please.
[ Beep ] Gin.
Gin up. Oh.
I was going to say "bottoms." Glad I didn't.
Brianne, select again.
We Mean Business for $300.
Michael. What is Burger King?
Yes. Boozy Phrases for $600, please.
Oh, my -- Well, there's one of the three Daily Doubles.
[ Sighs ]
Michael, you have $9,600.
How much are you going to wager?
I'll do $1,500, please.
Alright. Here is your clue.
What?
[ Laughter ]
[ Laughs ] Um...
What is bottoms up?
No, that phrase -- "What is hold my beer and watch this?"
Oh, that's cool. I like that. Won't forget that.
I'll do -- I'll do Boozy Phrases, $900, please.
[ Beep ]
You know, wine, women, and song.
Duh.
Okay. Whoa. Okay.
Go ahead, Michael. Michael: I don't know phrases.
I'll have Impersonators for $300, please.
Mayim: Early 20th-century British entertainer Bert Errol
is described as a female impersonator.
Today, he might use this royal term.
[ Beep ]
Oh, maybe drag queen.
Oh. Yes. Drag queen.
-Too late. -Okay.
Impersonators for $600, please.
Brianne. Who is Anna Delvey?
That's right. "Ah-na" is apparently how it's pronounced. "Ah-na."
Okay, let's do -- I can't believe I'm saying this --
Official State Stuff for $300.
Brianne. What is a luau?
No.
[ Beep ] The dance is the hula.
-Oh, duh. -Sorry.
Hula. Brianne, select again.
Okay, let's do Philosophy for $300, please.
Michael. What is a soul?
Yes.
Boozy Phrases for $1,200, please.
Michael. What is a business lunch?
No.
[ Beep ]
It's a three-martini lunch. Right.
You've never had one of those, Michael?
No.
It's very "Mad Men." It's very "Mad Men," yes.
Sounds cool.
Well, okay, we'll do Boozy Phrases for $1,500.
Brianne.
What is champagne?
Yes, champagne tastes.
What is champagne taste?
No, you got it. Yes.
[ Laughter ]
Okay, let's do...
We Mean Business for $600, please.
Michael. What is Home Depot?
Yes, actually,
Alex Trebek's home away from home.
He loved that place.
-It's a great place. -Mm.
We'll do $900, please, We Mean Business.
Zoe. What is Amazon?
No.
Michael. Oh!
What is FedEx?
That's it.
We Mean Business for $1,200, please.
Mayim: Michael. What is Greyhound?
That's right. "Leave the driving to us"
is what they used to tell us.
We'll do $1,500, please, Business.
Michael. Who is Branson?
Yes, Richard Branson.
We'll do They Were Teachers for $300, please.
Let's go over to Colby.
Here's the buzz.
Back when he was still known as Gordon Sumner,
his real name, this frontman for The Police
taught primary school in England.
Zoe. Who is Sting?
Yes. They Were Teach-- That's cool.
They Were Teachers for $600, please.
Here's Colby.
Largely inspired by her mother, a kindergarten teacher,
Quinta Brunson created and stars in this ABC sitcom
about teachers at an underfunded school
in Philadelphia, Quinta's hometown.
[ Beep ]
It's "Abbott Elementary."
Right, right, right.
I was gonna say Bankler... The name...
Zoe.
Let's do $900 for They Were Teachers, please.
Before hitting it big writing novels
like "The Da Vinci Code,"
he pursued a music career
and also taught at prep schools
in New Hampshire and Beverly Hills.
Michael. Who is Brown?
Yes. Dan Brown.
$1,200, please, Teachers.
Oscar-nominated for films like "BlacKkKlansman"
and the documentary "4 Little Girls,"
this acclaimed filmmaker is a tenured professor of film
and artistic director at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.
Michael. Who is Spike Lee?
That's right. And, Brianne, I saw you trying to get in there.
Tisch is your alma mater. Bet you knew that one.
Michael. I will do $1,500, please,
They Were Teachers.
It was one of the most rewarding jobs he ever had,
said this "Hamilton" creator of his time
teaching English as a substitute teacher.
Zoe. Who is Lin-Manuel Miranda?
That's him.
Okay, let's do Impersonators, $900.
Michael. What is Grauman's?
That's correct.
It's also known as the Chinese Theatre.
Right. Impersonators for $1,200, please.
[ Beep ] That would be Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Michael. $1,500, please, Impersonators.
[ Beep ]
It's the Rockefeller family.
We'll do -- Cool.
-[ Laughs ] -No.
Let's do Philosophy for $600, please.
Michael. Who is God?
I'm not sure, but that's correct.
$900, please, Philosophy.
Oh. Well...
[ Laughs ] Alright.
There's another Daily Double.
You're in the lead with $15,000.
How much is it going to be this time?
I'll just do $1,000, please. Alright.
For $16,000 if you're correct, here's your clue.
What is "I think"?
That's correct.
Whoo!
Go ahead and select again.
We'll do $1,200, please, Philosophy.
Existentialist philosophy largely grew
in the mid-20th century in this European capital,
where it's no doubt being discussed here.
[ Beep ] That happened in Paris.
Sure. That makes sense. Yeah.
We'll do $1,500, Philosophy, please.
Mayim: Michael. What is a hedonist?
That's it.
We'll do Official State Stuff for $600, please.
Michael. What is Oklahoma?
Correct. Where the wind comes sweeping down the plain.
Michael. We'll do $900, please.
Arizona's state reptile
is the ridge-nosed one of these venomous creatures,
noted more for sound than appearance.
Zoe.
What is a rattlesnake?
Correct.
I'll do Official State Stuff for $1,200, please.
Michael. What is snowboarding?
Yes. And here's the final clue of Triple Jeopardy!
And it's the Daily Double.
-Whoa! -Okay.
If you were keeping track, there it is.
Michael, you are in the lead with $19,300.
What's it going to be?
I'll just do $700, please.
Here's your clue.
What is Maine?
That's correct.
That'll bring you to an even $20,000.
Michael, it's been quite a game for you.
Final Jeopardy! is up next.
Let's take a look at the category.
How about 20th Century People?
Make your wagers, and we'll be back right after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
[ Applause ]
♪♪
The category for Final -- 20th Century People.
Let's take a look at the clue.
You have 30 seconds.
Good luck.
♪♪
Ohh!
Let's begin with Brianne. Oh.
[ Laughter ] Fabulous.
What did you come up with?
[Laughing] "Who is Michael Cera?"
[ Laughter ]
Unfortunately, that is not correct.
And how much did you -- How much did you wager?
$700. Why not a round number?
Take you down to $2,000. Let's go over to Zoe.
Did you come up with Michael Cera?
Oh, man. What did you write down?
Who --
I forgot that I was running out of time,
which is what happened before... Okay.
...and I started something,
and I stopped it, and then I didn't...
"Who is Bi" is unfortunately not correct.
Right. Darn it. Okay. Well...
How much did you wager?
All of it. Oh, you bet it all.
I did. Alright. That'll --
That'll take you down to zero.
Let's go over to Michael Cera,
the man who Brianne thinks might be the man of the century.
That's not correct? It's not correct.
Okay. In my world today,
he certainly is.
What did you write down?
"Who is Hawking?"
Unfortunately, that is not correct.
The correct response -- Albert Einstein,
the Nobel Prize-winning physicist.
He was cited for his brain
as well as his humanitarian concerns.
No, I have heard of him. Yeah.
Right. Just didn't write it.
You better not have bet it all.
Mayim: How much did you wager?
Nothing. That leaves you with $20,000.
Congratulations. Thank you.
You are our "Jeopardy!" Champion advancing to the semifinals. Thank you. Thank you.
Brianne and Zoe, it has been such a delight.
You will each get $30,000
donated to the charity that you chose.
Whoo! Thank you so much for being here.
And we will see you next time for another exciting episode
of "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
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Okay, we did it. Guys.
We did it. How was that?
Thrilling, oh.
Now we can breathe.
Congratulations. Thank you.
Are you still afraid, or are you feeling okay?
No, I feel -- really, this is the best I've felt
in, like, two months.
Ever since I knew I was coming on.
Zoe, dying to know, what were you going to write?
The 1999 is what threw me off.
So then I was like, "1999? What was happening?"
And then I was like, "Bill Clinton."
[ Laughter ]
And then I was like, "He's not the embodiment of --"
No offense. And then I was just...
And then I was going to write Bill Gates.
I don't know. I just -- And then the buzzer.
And, Brianne, what do you think?
Growing up in a house where it sounds like "Jeopardy!"
was sort of in the ether, as it were,
did this feel like a good experience
to kind of come full circle?
Absolutely. 100%, yeah. I'm so happy I got to be here,
so thank you so much for having me.
Did you all have fun?
Yes. So much. Oh. Great fun.
Mayim: Yes? Yes. For the most part.
Yeah. In spite of the terror.
[ Laughter ]
And you are advancing. It's the last of our semifinals.
Well, a great game, really.
[ Cheers and applause ]
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