♪♪
From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
[ Cheers and applause ]
Please welcome tonight's celebrity contestants...
An actor from Huntington, New York,
she began her career working on the hit shows "One Tree Hill,"
"Pretty Little Liars," and "The Vampire Diaries,"
and she just wrapped up a six-season run
as Dr. Natalie Manning
on the NBC medical drama "Chicago Med."
Ladies and gentlemen, Torrey DeVitto.
A basketball player from Naperville, Illinois,
she was the number-one overall pick in the 2008 WNBA draft.
She's a seven-time WNBA All-Star,
a two-time champion and MVP,
and she currently serves as a commentator
for the "NBA on TNT."
From the Alex Trebek Stage, here's Candace Parker.
And a Grammy and Emmy award-winning comedian
from Portsmouth, Virginia,
he rose to prominence as Spence Olchin
in "The King of Queens"
over the course of the show's nine-season run.
Principal Durbin on "A. P. He also played Bio,"
Remy in "Ratatouille," and Max in "The Secret Life of Pets 2."
Make some noise for Patton Oswalt.
[ 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 an all-new hour of "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
in the way of these three The only thing standing
semifinal game of the season and a spot in our last
are the stars beside them
and remembering to respond in the form of a question.
Over the course of the next hour,
their general knowledge to the these celebrities will put test
as they battle it out in search of a win
that will bring them one step closer
to the million-dollar grand prize for charity
and, most importantly,
all the bragging rights that will come along
with beating your friends and colleagues at "Jeopardy!"
Candace, Patton, and Torrey,
left to do at this point, there's only one thing
and that's to play "Jeopardy!"
So good luck.
for the first round of play. Here are the categories
Oh. [ Chuckles ]
Mayim: Candace, you'll be selecting first.
Famous Volunteers for $100. I'll just go with Other
Patton.
Who is Scarlett Johansson?
Correct.
Other Famous Volunteers, $200, please.
[ Beep ]
Soldiers in the Salvation Army.
Patton.
Other Famous Volunteers, $300.
Here is the logo of the Cajun Navy Ground Force,
whose volunteers sprang into action
after 2016 floods in this Bayou State.
Patton. What is Louisiana?
That's right.
Other Famous Volunteers, $400.
Patton. What is copilot?
That's right.
Other Famous Volunteers, $500.
Before her son was president,
Lillian Carter worked in India from 1966 to 1968
for this government agency begun by John F. Kennedy.
Patton. What is the Peace Corps?
Yes.
I Love My Dad, $100.
Candace. What is "Modern Family"?
Yes.
I Love My Dad for $200.
Patton.
Who is Darth Vader?
That's right. [ Chuckles ]
I Love My Dad, $300.
Mayim: Patton. What is "Taken"?
Yes.
I Love My Dad, $400.
Mayim: Pop to Pete, Janie, Zuzu, and Tommy in a classic film,
he's seen here with his own daughters, Kelly and Judy.
Patton. Who is Jimmy Stewart?
Yes.
I Love My Dad, $500.
Patton. What is "This Is Us"?
Yes.
What is -- I'll take The 50 States, $100.
Patton. What is a cactus?
Yes.
50 States, $200.
Candace. What is Chicago?
I mean, what is Illinois?
That's correct. [ Chuckles ]
I know my state. Thank you. [ Chuckles ]
I got it.
The 50 States for $300, Alright. please.
Torrey.
What is Wisconsin?
No. Oh.
Candace.
What is Nebraska?
No.
Oh.
"What is Iowa?" Iowa. [ Beep ]
Whoo! I knew it.
Sweating a little bit. Candace, go ahead.
My parents are from Iowa. I knew it.
They're gonna be furious.
They are gonna be furious.
Right, right. I knew that.
The 50 States for $400, Alright. please.
Patton. What is New Hampshire?
No. Ooh!
[ Laughter ] Hmm.
Mayim: Candace. What is New Jersey?
No.
Torrey, want to give it a shot?
Mnh. [ Beep ]
"What is Rhode Island?"
Mnh! Oh.
Mayim: [ Chuckles ] Candace, go ahead and select again.
The 50 States for $500.
Torrey.
What is...
That's time. What is Calif--
Oh, shoot.
[ Beep ]
That would be Idaho. Let's take a break.
I feel like we should take a break. Yeah, we need a break.
Patton's off to a hot start so far tonight.
But Candace and Torrey are familiar with your work,
so they may take some time over the break,
make sure there isn't a "Ratatouille" situation
going on here.
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" will be right back.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
Welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Torrey DeVitto. Hello.
Let's talk a little bit about the fact
that you have played the same character --
you play the same character on three different shows.
Explain to everyone how that works.
Yeah, it's like going in and out
of one big universe, you know what I mean?
You get to play the same character
with a whole different set of cast members.
So it's -- So it's all Chicago.
So tell us. All Chicago.
It's "Chicago..."
Right. ..."Fire"...
..."Chicago Med," and "Chicago P. D."
all the first responders. So you get to hit
You know what I mean?
That's amazing. Yeah, it's great.
Different energies on each set.
Right. You know, fire --
But you're the same character getting to interact
in all these different situations. Same character.
That's really, really cool. Yeah, yeah.
Tell us about the charity you're playing for today.
for Planned Parenthood I am playing
because I believe that all female-identifying persons
deserve the right to safe
and free fundamental health care.
Alright. Yeah.
[ Chuckles ]
[ Applause ]
And, Candace Parker,
I would like to be you in my next life. [ Candace chuckles ]
Because being a professional basketball player
just seems like such an incredible thing,
and you are so highly decorated.
You are with Chicago Sky.
And how many seasons have you played?
Uh, 15.
Wow. Not gonna say.
Unbelievable. [ Laughter ]
The charity that you've chosen
relates to kind of
the world of basketball that you revolve in.
Please tell us about it.
Yes, I am playing for the Mamba & Mambacita Foundation.
Kobe Bryant was a huge advocate for the WNBA
and continues to do so.
his daughter Gigi and his And we hope to carry on legacy
because they've meant so much to the sport of basketball,
women's basketball. but especially
So, we want to open up as many opportunities as we can.
And, you know, shout out to my dear friend Vanessa Bryant
for continuing their legacy.
Wonderful.
[ Applause ]
And if you don't mind me asking,
did you have a personal connection with Kobe?
Is that how you learned about this?
Or did you hear about it from other ways?
Well, I think, growing up, I mean,
synonymous with greatness. the Lakers, Kobe,
So, just, you know, I'm hoping to encompass his Mamba mentality
in this comeback, hopefully. [ Chuckles ]
Awesome. [ Chuckles ]
And Patton Oswalt, known for so many things.
The voice of "The Goldbergs," now in season 10. Season 10.
That's a long time for your fantastic voice.
Yes, it is a long -- it's a long time
for my fantastic voice.
I'm very grateful.
It's a really fun show to do, you know,
and I can do it from my house.
[ Laughs ] So I'm very happy.
And the charity you're playing for --
Alice's Kids.
Tell us what Alice's Kids is.
Alice's Kids is this amazing organization
started a few years ago that real--
kind of grew up in poverty This guy that runs it
and remembered a lot of the -- And this is still going on.
There's a lot of poverty shaming that goes on in this country.
So what they do is they work with guidance counselors
and social workers to figure out, like,
a kid is excelling at this sport
but does not have the money to buy the equipment.
through gift cards and stuff, So they quietly,
but in a way that it's like, get them the equipment,
"Oh, but we're not on" --
So the kid doesn't have to feel like they're on charity.
It's almost like they're -- they're preserving
the childhood of the kids as well as their dignity.
it's just fantastic. And it's --
That's really, really beautiful.
[ Applause ]
Well, what a pleasure to have the three of you here
playing for such beautiful charities.
Let's get back to the game. Candace, it's your selection.
I will take A Tory Party for $100, please.
Patton. What is the American Revolution?
That's it.
Tory Party, $200.
Patton. What is the House of Lords?
That's right.
A Tory Party, $300.
[ Beep ]
Justin Trudeau is his name. Patton.
Justin, forgive me. I blanked.
A Tory Party, $400.
Patton. Who is Churchill?
Yes.
A Tory Party, $500.
[ Beep ]
That's the Green Party.
Patton.
Letter, Perfect, $400.
Patton. What is "I"?
Yes, "I, Claudius."
Letter, Perfect, $500.
Torrey. What is "F"?
No. Oh.
Candace.
That's it. What is "D"?
Oh. [ Chuckles ]
Letter, Perfect for $100, please.
Patton. What is "A"?
Yes.
Letter, Perfect, $200.
Candace. What is...
"R"?
No.
Patton. What is "X"?
That's it.
Letter, Perfect, $300.
There's a Daily Double.
Um...
I know, I know.
You are in the lead with $3,800.
Candace and Torrey keep looking
at each other like this. [ Chuckles ]
Mamba mentality is going to kick in in a little bit.
I got -- I got this. [ Laughs ]
I got this. And then pass it this way.
Got it, got it. You know what I'm saying?
How much would you Um, I would -- like to wager?
I would like to wager $800.
Here is your clue.
What is "Q"?
That's correct.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Good job.
That'll put you at $4,600.
Plenty of Fish, $100.
Torrey. What is bass?
Yes. Whoo!
[ Chuckles ]
You can select again.
Plenty of Fish, $200.
This shark gets its name
from the shape of a prominent body part.
Torrey. What is hammerhead?
That's right.
Plenty of Fish, $300.
Candace. What are sardines?
Yes.
Plenty of Fish for $400.
Originally from the Indo-Pacific,
this venomous fish with a big cat in its name
has become an invasive species in the Atlantic.
Candace. What is catfish?
No.
Patton. What is a tiger fish?
No. Ooh!
Mayim: Torrey, you want to try?
a funny-looking fish? What is [ Beep ]
[ Laughter ]
"What is a lionfish?"
Oh, I would dispute that, Torrey.
Yeah, dispute it. [ Laughs ]
I would totally dispute that.
That was a funny-looking fish.
And here's the final clue. Mayim:
Patton. What is flounder?
Yes.
Brings us to the end of the Jeopardy! round.
And Patton, our "King of Queens" star,
is looking to become Jeopardy! royalty tonight.
But, Candace and Torrey, there are plenty of clues
and Daily Doubles in the game to make things interesting.
We'll be back with Double Jeopardy!
after the break.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Jeopardy!" Clue For You. Here is a "Celebrity
Who is Churchill?
Patton knew his World War II history
to come up with Winston Churchill.
Three days after taking office,
Churchill began a series of inspirational speeches, saying,
"I have nothing to offer
but blood, toil, tears, and sweat,"
as well as, "What is our aim?
I could answer in one word" --
This.
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the break, we asked...
The correct response...
[ Cheers and applause ]
We are back,
and it's time to play Double Jeopardy!
Torrey, you're going to be selecting first.
And here are the categories.
Let's start with...
Mayim: What do you think, Torrey?
Let's do The Movies for $200.
"The Way of Water" is the subtitle
of the long-awaited sequel
to this James Cameron film set on Pandora.
Patton. What is "Avatar"?
Yes.
The Movies, $400.
Torrey. Who is Marilyn Monroe?
Correct.
I'll do The Movies for $600.
Candace. Who is Ledger?
Yes, Heath Ledger.
And you're back on the plus side.
Thank God.
[ Laughter ]
The Movies for $800.
Patton. Who is Chaplin?
Yes, Charlie Chaplin.
The Movies for $1,000.
Oh.
Patton. What is "Parasite"?
That's right.
Gloomy Authors, $200.
Patton. What is pessimism?
Correct.
Gloomy Authors, $400.
Patton. What is a mushroom cloud?
Yes.
Gloomy Authors, $600.
Patton. Who is Dahl?
Yes, Roald Dahl.
Gloomy Authors, $800.
Patton. Who is Lovecraft?
Yes.
Gloomy Authors, $1,000.
Patton. Who is Beckett?
Yes, Samuel Beckett. that's correct.
And you ran that category. Well done.
Good job. Great job. Great job.
Way to go. [ Chuckles ]
Thank you, Gloomy Authors.
Everyday Italian, $200.
Mayim: Torrey. What is amore?
That's right.
Everyday Italian for $400.
Torrey. What is vino?
Yes.
I am Italian. Everyday Italian, $600.
Mm!
Oh!
Mayim: Patton. Who are paparazzi?
Correct.
Everyday Italian, $800.
Patton. What is al fresco?
Yes.
Everyday Italian, $1,000.
Italian for "baked earth,"
it's the type of pottery, seen here, made of baked clay.
Candace. What is ceramics?
No.
[ Sighs ] [ Beep ]
That's terracotta.
Let's take a break.
Patton is coming up with
all the correct responses to our clues.
But, Candace and Torrey, you both know that
when the going gets tough, tough get going.
So keep it up, 'cause there are still
plenty of opportunities left for you
to have that perfect Hollywood ending
when "Celebrity Jeopardy!" returns.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Jeopardy!" Clue For You. Here is a "Celebrity
...of these two characters,
played by Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldaña,
and wondered what the future held for them.
...to meet the family they have made together.
We'll be right back with the correct response.
Before the break, we asked,
in "Avatar: The Way of Water,"
we return to Pandora to meet the family
these two characters have made together.
The correct response...
Experience "Avatar: The Way of Water"
only in theaters, now playing.
♪♪
Got a really great game going.
Let's take a break and talk a little bit more
to our lovely contestants.
So, Torrey,
not only do you play a doctor
on three shows, as it were... [ Laughs ]
...you also do a lot of really beautiful work
of advocacy kind of in that world as well.
There's two organizations I know about
that you're affiliated with.
Can you tell us about those?
the board of directors Yeah, I am on
of a fantastic organization called SafeBAE
young teens about consent. that talks and teaches
schools and talk one-on-one We go to different high with them.
It's really beautiful.
And I also have been a hospice volunteer
with the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
about a decade now. for, I think,
Yeah, both very beautiful organizations.
That's incredible.
I can't help but ask,
has your experience playing a doctor
played a role in sort of
your understanding of that world?
Well, actually, my experience as a hospice volunteer,
I think, got me the role as playing a doctor.
I'm convinced.
That's incredible. Really incredible. Yes.
And tell us about
your family's relationship with "Jeopardy!"
Well, you know, we all used to sit around and watch "Jeopardy!"
at each other, and I'd say, and we'd always look
I'm never going on that show." "[ Scoffs ] Well, man,
[ Laughter ]
How does it feel now that you're here?
Terrifying.
[ Laughter ]
Alright. And, Candace,
you have a really sweet "Jeopardy!" memory.
Who did you use to watch with?
I used to watch "Jeopardy!" every afternoon
when I would go visit my grandma,
and we would have, like,
"Jeopardy!" back and forth. our little, you know,
And I would always be like, "Oh, that's easy."
It's not. [ Laughs ]
there's a buzzer involved It's not, because
and you have to answer the questions.
So it's more difficult than watching it.
Did Grandma Joan have a category
that she liked in particular?
Grandma Joan was more into, like, yeah, history,
like, World War II, things like that.
That's kind of how I got into, you know,
in World War II history. being interested
Cool. And you're also part of
an education tech company called GoGenius.
Can you tell us what that is?
Yes. Actually, just looking at my daughter in 2020,
and we've traveled the world,
and just seeing education in different places,
I realized, just, I wanted to help
create and enhance education.
And so we started GoGenius, and I'm excited.
It's using avatars to kind of teach kids
different things through, you know,
historians, celebrities. just influencers,
And it's their avatars, so it's fun.
That's really, really cool. Yeah.
Patton, you have a lot of fun things that you do.
You have your Yes. Netflix special,
"We All Scream"... "We All Scream."
which is out now.
And I'm very excited about so many things you do,
but I do love your comedy in particular.
It's so sharp and so fascinating. Oh, thank you.
You also have a comic book?
I have co-written a comic book
for Dark Horse Comics called "Minor Threats"
with my writing partner, Jordan Blum.
Genius comic writer. Genius writer, period.
it's about a bunch of low And basically, -level,
D-list supervillains
who decide to take down an A-list supervillain
to get some credit in the favor bank with the heroes.
And so, it's like kind of film noir
all mashed up in one. and supervillainy
That just sounds adorkable.
It is adorkable. Yes, thank you.
It is adorkable. And I'm a huge --
It's a lifelong dream to be on "Jeopardy!" right now.
Awesome. And when are we, um --
When are we doing the Plinko part?
This is all, like, questions. Are we going to do...?
Yeah, no, that's a -- that's a different game.
That's Is that a different game? a different game.
Well, I do love "Jeopardy!"
Okay, great. Let's get back to it. Okay, great.
Patton, Thank you. you'll be selecting.
The 20th Century, $200. Alright.
Patton. What is Poland?
Yes.
The 20th Century, $400.
He developed his famous anti-choking maneuver
in 1974.
as his daughters demonstrate And here he is, it.
Patton. Who's Heimlich?
That's correct.
20th Century for $600.
Mayim: Patton. What is the Panama Canal?
Correct.
20th Century, $800.
At the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo,
this president was fatally shot,
dying eight days later.
[ Beep ]
That was McKinley. Patton.
20th Century, $1,000, please.
Patton. What is the Hindenburg?
Correct.
Triangles, $200.
Torrey.
What is the roof?
That's right. [ Laughs ] What?
That was a guess. Amazing.
Well, let's keep with it.
Triangles for $400. [ Laughs ]
Ooh.
Patton. What is a love triangle?
Correct.
Triangles, $600.
Torrey.
[ Stammers ]
Oh, shoot. Uh...
That's time. Yeah.
Patton. Yeah.
What is racking?
That's it. Ugh!
Triangles, $800.
[ Beep ]
It's called Purim.
[ Groans ] Patton.
Triangles, $1,000.
How about a Daily Double?
Candace: Good job, Patton.
Now, Patton,
you're the only player on the plus side.
You've got $14,300.
Bet it all. Bet it all. Waiting. We're just waiting.
I'm gonna wager $4,300. I'm gonna --
$4,300. Yes.
Alright. Here is your clue.
What is the Bermuda Triangle?
That's correct.
[ Cheers and applause ]
That puts you at $18,600. Go, Patton.
Colleges & Universities, $200.
[ Beep ]
It's the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Patton. Colleges & Universities, $400.
Candace. Ooh.
What is Cal?
No.
[ Beep ]
UCLA, the University of California, Los Angeles.
My alma mater.
Take it very seriously. Whoa.
Mayim: Patton. You were there.
Colleges & Universities for $600,
you awesome UCLA grad.
[ Laughing ] It's the other Daily Double.
You've got $18,600,
which is where we found you
at the last Daily Double's end.
Yeah, I'm going to...
I'm just going to do $8,600. Oh, boy.
Here is your clue.
What are the Pulitzers?
That's correct.
[ Exhales deeply ]
Good job.
Well done. That takes you to $27,200.
Colleges & Universities, $800.
In 1873, a university in Nashville
was named for this wealthy commodore,
who eventually donated $1 million.
Candace. What is Vanderbilt?
Yes, Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Patton: Yeah. [ Scattered applause ]
Colleges & Universities for $1,000.
You guys can clap. Clap.
Yeah! [ Laughter, applause ]
You guys can clap. Whatever.
Mayim: Here's the final clue.
Patton. What is the College of William & Mary?
That's right.
My alma mater.
Wow! Whoa!
Take that, Mayim!
Well, Cal is our rival.
That's why I took it so seriously. Exactly, yeah.
Well, Patton seems to have
an insurmountable lead.
But in Triple Jeopardy!, Torrey and Candace,
there are $27,000 in clues
and three Daily Doubles on the board.
So maybe we can cut the power to Patton's buzzer
over the break and see what happens.
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" will be right back.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Alright, we are back.
Now, as you heard me say,
there's a lot of money on this board.
This is still anybody's game.
So, let's take a look at the categories
that we will be playing in Triple Jeopardy!
We'll start with...
will start with M-I-S. Each response
I'm "Jeopardy!" super champ Mattea Roach with clues
and native land of Canada. about my home
Mayim: Torrey, what would you like to choose?
Explosive Music for $300. Let's start with
Oh. Um...
[ Beep ]
They are called BTS. Yes!
Torrey. Me again?
Yes, you again. Oh, great. Okay.
Let's do Explosive Music for $600.
"I'd catch a grenade for you," he sang in a number-one song.
Torrey. Who is Bruno Mars?
That's him.
Explosive Music for $900.
Torrey.
Yes. Who is Elton John?
And I never knew that's what he was saying until now.
[ Laughter ]
Nor did I. Torrey, select again.
Explosive Music for $1,200.
Patton.
Correct. Who are the Black Eyed Peas?
Explosive Music, $1,500.
Patton.
Yes. Who are The Runaways?
We've Got Chemistry, $300.
Patton.
Yes. What is salt?
We've Got Chemistry, $600.
Here's the diagram for
the chemical structure
of this substance. Ooh.
Patton. What is water?
That's it.
We've Got Chemistry, $900.
How about we've got a Daily Double?
I know. Me, too.
$31,800.
How much are you gonna wager this time?
$10,000.
Ooh. Sassy. Whoo! Here's the clue.
Thank you. It's a good one.
[ Laughter ]
What is zero?
Mayim: That's correct. Absolute zero.
[ Cheers and applause ]
You've got $41,800, Patton. Select again.
We've Got Chemistry, $1,200.
The chemical elements are arrayed
according to atomic number on this,
a name indicating regular intervals.
Candace.
That's right. What is periodic table?
I'm in the positive. Clap. [ Applause ]
Yeah! I'm in the positive.
We're all in the positive. It's a very good thing. Thank you. Thank you.
I'm in the positive. I'm not gonna answer anything else.
Alright.
We've Got Chemistry for $1,500, please.
They make up molecules. [ Beep ]
Candace.
They Came to America? What is
[ Laughs ] I'm not sure, but how much --
They Came to America for $300. I mean the category.
Oh, my gosh.
You've broken our brains, Mayim!
Mayim: Patton.
Yes. What is Afghanistan?
They Came to America, $600.
Patton.
Correct. What is Mexico?
They Came to America, $900.
"What are gas stations?" [ Beep ]
Oh. Patton.
They Came to America, $1,200.
[ Beep ]
They ended up in Martha's Vineyard.
Mm. Patton.
They Came to America, $1,500.
[ Beep ]
That's Buttigieg.
Patton. Oh.
"Mis"information, $300.
Mayim: Torrey. What is mistletoe?
Yes.
"Mis"information, $600.
Torrey.
What is miscasting?
Yes. Whoo!
Okay. "Mis"information, $900.
There's a Daily Double!
Torrey, you're in second place with $2,000. Oof.
You never thought you'd find yourself here, but you're here. I did not.
How much would you like to wage?
It feels good. It feels good.
I will go with $500. Alright,
Alright. Be a little safe.
For $2,500 if you're correct, here's your clue.
What is a mistrial? Oh, a mistrial.
That's correct. Whoo!
-Yeah! -Nice!
Whoo! Mayim: Go ahead and select again.
"Mis"information for $1,200.
Patton. What is "Misbehavin'"?
That's right. "Ain't Misbehavin'."
"Mis"information, $1,500.
Patton. What is a missive? [miss-ive]
Yes. It might be pronounced "misiv," but I'm not sure.
Misiv or miss-ive, I -- um...
Tomayto, tomahto. Oh, boy.
Peninsulas, $300.
Mayim: The Red Sea separates this large peninsula from Africa.
Oh.
[ Beep ]
That peninsula is Arabia. Patton.
Peninsulas, $600.
Candace.
What is Baja?
That's right. Yes.
Take the surpri-- You were surprised.
[ Laughter ]
I didn't know if you were gonna say "Baja California,"
which is also correct. It is Baja California,
"I just need the Baja." but I was like,
Well, you spooked her with that Cal thing.
Now she's too nervous.
Peninsulas for $900. Alright.
Ooh.
That's Iberia. [ Beep ]
Candace.
Peninsulas for $1,200, please.
Now you get a Daily Double!
You said you were never gonna answer another question...
Yeah. ...now that you were on the plus side,
but you're in third place with $1,600.
How much would you like to wager?
I'm gonna go for -- I'll -- $600.
Yes! Wow!
That's amazing. Yes.
Thank you. Mayim: [ Laughing ] Alright.
Here's your clue.
What is Michigan?
That's correct.
Yes. Yes! I'm from the Midwest.
Mayim: That brings you to $2,200.
Select again. A little more confident with that.
Alright, here we go. Peninsulas for $1,500.
[ Beep ]
Believe it or not, that's Denmark.
Alright, Candace, select again.
Here's Mattea. O Canada for $300
the Pearson Pennant In the 1960s,
was one of three finalists to be our national flag,
but the flag committee went with a design
of these leaves instead. using a single one
Patton.
That's correct. What is a maple leaf?
I really prefer it with one, I'm just gonna go ahead and say.
Yeah, it's a little much. O Canada, $600.
Here's Mattea again.
Tracing its roots to 1980s Canadian street performers,
this "circus of the sun" hit Las Vegas
with its first permanent show, "Mystère," in 1993.
Torrey.
Cirque du Soleil? What is
That's correct.
I'll do O Canada for $900.
Back to Mattea.
Did you forget about me, Mr. Duplicity?
I hope not, as you oughta know this Ontario-born singer
who had one of the biggest albums of the 1990s.
Torrey.
That's correct. Who is Alanis Morissette?
O Canada for $1,200.
to the world and not to him, Saying that it belonged
diabetics to be able to afford Frederick Banting wanted
this hormone he helped extract in 1921.
He sold his patent to my alma mater,
the University of Toronto, for $1.
Torrey.
That's it. What is insulin?
And here's the final clue. Over to Mattea.
Prairie trading posts with names like
Stand Off and Whoop-Up
by sleazy whiskey traders. were dominated
This law enforcement group was created to clean them up.
Patton. Who are the Mounties?
That's correct, or the RCMP,
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
That brings us to the end of Triple Jeopardy!
We had some really nice comebacks.
Patton, you are in the lead with $47,200.
Torrey, you have $5,200. Candace, $2,200.
And all three of you will be tackling this category
in Final.
Corporate Mascots.
and we'll be back with the Make your wagers, clue
right after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
We are back.
The category -- Corporate Mascots.
Let's take a look at the clue.
seconds. Good luck. You have 30
♪♪
We will start with you, Mayim: Alright. Candace.
Just no? No.
[ Laughing ] What did you come up with?
Um...
nothing, 'cause I didn't...
Okay. ...under-- yeah, so...
Alright, so how much --
Made some money for the Mamba & Mambacita Foundation.
[ Laughs ] You -- How much did you wager?
Just $240, yes. $240.
Alright, that will put you at $1,960.
Torrey, what did you come up with?
Well, I have to say, I think this is
my most intellectual answer of the day.
"Who is I have no clue?" Yes.
Okay, got it. Yes.
And I was also feeling very confident
when I wagered my money away.
How much did you wager?
$2,000. Yeah, 2 grand.
Alright, so that will leave you with $3,200.
Let's go over to Patton Oswalt.
What did you write down?
"Who is Cap'n Crunch?"
That is correct. Torrey: What?!
The U. S. Navy points out
that while Crunch has explored many a cereal bowl,
he actually wears the rank of a U. S. Navy commander,
but he calls himself "Cap'n."
-It's very curious. -Whoa.
Mayim: The sea of milk, yes. The sea of milk!
Oh, my! The milk.
Good job. The sea of milk.
And how much are we gonna add
to your robust score?
$7,200, with $54,400. Wow.
Congratulations.
You are our "Jeopardy!" champion,
and you've just secured the second spot
in our semifinals, so we will see you again.
Candace and Torrey, it's been a really, really fun game,
and you have each earned $30,000
that we will donate to your charity.
Really had such a great time with you,
and we will see you all next time
for another episode of "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
♪♪
He was born into a sea of milk.
I -- Yeah. It was a sea of milk!
I know! Of milk.
And a mascot.
You know, the word "corporate" threw me off for cereal.
I was confused till the Navy thing came up.
I went, "Oh, Cap'n -- Oh, okay."
He "wears the rank of a commander."
But he calls himself He does. "Cap'n."
That's naughty. That's not good.
Mayim: Patton, this was quite a game for you.
Patton, you killed it.
Thank you. Thanks, guys. Yes.
I saw you both looking to buzz in much of the time.
It's an art. It wasn't that you were --
It's an art, no. Yeah.
He's quick with it and knows answer,
so that's a double.
He's got the quick brain and the quick thumb.
That's a weird skill I didn't know I had.
[ Laughter ]
I did not know I had that skill.
Well, really, really an awesome game.
And also two really lovely comebacks.
There was a point at which you were both in the negatives,
but you both had a mighty comeback.
some Daily Double fun. Everybody got to have
-Yeah. -Yeah.
I was gonna say, a point?
negative most of the time. I think we were in the
Hey, it's how you finish, I guess. Yeah, it was great.
Well, congratulations.
Looking forward to seeing you in the semifinals.
It's gonna be very exciting. See you very soon.
I can't wait. Thank you.
Very exciting.
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