♪♪
From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
[ Cheers and applause ]
Please welcome tonight's celebrity finalists.
An actor from Chicago, Illinois,
you may recognize him from his notable roles
on "The Mindy Project", "The Afterparty", and "Mad TV",
or his starring turn on "Celebrity Jeopardy!,"
where he narrowly edged out Simu Liu
on his way to the finals.
Please welcome back Ike Barinholtz.
[ Cheers and applause ]
A comedian from Portsmouth, Virginia,
he has 10 comedy specials to his name,
which have won him both an Emmy and a Grammy,
and in his semi-final,
he reaffirmed that on the Alex Trebek Stage,
one clue can change the whole game.
Here he is -- Patton Oswalt.
[ Cheers and applause ]
An actor from Burbank, California,
he's also a podcaster, talk and game show host.
He became the second player to punch their ticket
to the finals, doing so in dominant fashion,
as he put up the highest score of the semi-final round.
Ladies and gentlemen, Wil Wheaton.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And now here is the host of "Celebrity Jeopardy!" --
Mayim Bialik.
Look at that.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert, and welcome, everyone,
to the championship game in this season's
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" competition.
So far, we've played 1,092 clues,
72 Daily Doubles, 36 rounds of game play,
12 Final Jeopardys!, nine quarter finals,
and three semi-final games, all in pursuit of crowning one
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" champion.
Our competition kicked off
with Simu Liu's dramatic come-from-behind win
against Ego Nwodim and Andy Richter,
and the action continued all the way through
to our third semi-final.
Later in the show, we're gonna take a look back
at more of the season's most memorable moments,
but right now, Wil, Patton, and Ike,
only 91 clues remain between you,
the "Celebrity Jeopardy!" championship trophy,
and the $1 million grand prize donation to charity.
It all comes down to this.
Good luck, champions.
Let's get right into the game
with these categories for the Jeopardy! round.
We will get started with...
Mayim: And, Wil, you will select first.
It feels so risky to start with Wil(l), Willem Or William,
but how can I not?
Let's start there for $500.
Patton. What is "Cobra Kai"?
Yes.
Wil(l), Willem Or William for $400.
Wil. What is Las Vegas?
That's right.
Transportation for $500, please.
Wil. What is a balloon?
A hot air balloon? That is correct.
Formidable Fantasy for $500, please.
[ Beep ]
That's "Outlander".
Wil. [ Strained voice ] I knew that.
Formidable Fantasy for $400, please.
Wil. Who is Odin?
Yes.
Hop On The Homophone for $500, please.
Ike.
What is a complement/compliment?
That's correct. Complement and compliment.
And that puts you on the board. Go ahead and select.
Oh, let's have some fun with Ike & Patton for $500, please.
Ike. What is the Bulge?
That's right. The Battle of the Bulge.
Let's do Ike & Patton for $400, please.
Wil. What is Operation Overlord?
That's right.
Easy Money for $500, please.
This woman, a prominent U. S. suffragist,
was on the U. S. dollar coin from 1979 to 1981.
Patton. Who is Susan B. Anthony?
Yes.
Ike & Patton, $300.
Ike. What is a tank?
Yes.
Let's do Wil(l), Willem Or William
for $300, please.
Wil. Who is Aquaman?
Yes.
Transportation for $400, please.
They're the special flat-bottomed boats
used in the canals of Venice.
Ike. What is a gondola?
Yes.
Let's do Ike & Patton for $200, please.
Ike. What is "I Like Ike"?
[ Chuckles ] That's correct.
Let's do Easy Money for $400, please.
Patton. What is a pound?
Yes.
Easy Money, $300.
Ike. What is gold?
That's right.
And the finals are officially under way.
Ike, Patton, and Wil,
if you're feeling at all nervous,
just take a deep breath, relax, and remember,
everyone you've ever met is watching you tonight.
Stay tuned, because there's more "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
coming right up.
[ Laughs ]
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[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
Welcome back to the "Celebrity Jeopardy!" finals.
Ike Barinholtz, nice to see you again.
You as well.
How have you been feeling walking around as a champion
waiting to see how this day would go?
Oh, I mean, I let everyone know I'm a "Jeopardy!" champion.
Like, if I go and they're like,
"Oh, it'll be like 20 minutes for your table,"
I'm like, "I won 'Jeopardy!'" [ Laughs ]
And I still wait 20 minutes,
but at least they know what they're dealing with now, so...
You have the opportunity to win $1 million
for the charity of your choice.
Remind us who you're playing for.
I'm playing for Hollygrove,
which is part of Pacific Clinics,
and they provide mental health services
for folks who need it and can't afford it
right here in Los Angeles.
Amazing organization, and $1 million
would just be very exciting for them. [ Chuckles ]
Wonderful. So happy to have you back. Thank you.
Patton Oswalt, how have you been feeling as --
as this evening approached?
Very intimidated.
Trying to enjoy just being a "Jeopardy!" champion,
you know, enjoying all the perks.
I can bring more than three ounces of liquid
on a plane. [ Laughter ]
You know, I can -- I can shop shirtless at a 7-Eleven.
There's a lot of -- I know that'll probably go away.
I'm trying to enjoy the moment.
I'm trying to enjoy the moment, you know?
And while you all look very handsome,
you are in a three-piece suit.
Uh, yes, I am.
You dressed for the part today.
Well, some of us actually respect this game
and take it kind of seriously
and, you know, actually have a real love for it
and don't -- you know, don't treat this
like it's a bus trip. [ Laughs ]
And can I just say, some of us gained a couple pounds
during Thanksgiving and their blazers don't fit. [ Laughs ]
So they were forced to wear a sweater and a shirt combo,
and their wife said they look great,
so it doesn't matter.
Some of us put on a suit and a tie
for every game we've played
because we respect "Jeopardy!"
[ Laughs ]
Okay, Mr. Jeans.
[ Laughter ]
I did not expect this to go in that direction.
Let's get a little bit back on track.
Okay. Sorry.
Patton, who are you playing for?
Remind us which charity
might win $1 million from your win today.
I'm playing for this amazing new charity called Alice's Kids,
and it's a group that works with social workers,
school counselors to get needy kids things they need
for after-school activities to just make their life better,
but also to kind of keep their dignity.
There's a lot of poverty shaming that goes on in this country,
and it really addresses that as well.
They're just an amazing group.
And $1 million for a charity like that
could do so much good.
Yes. Very, very exciting.
Yes, it could, guys. Just saying.
It could really help some kids.
Alright, alright.
Let's go over to Wil Wheaton.
Wil, how have you been feeling
as we approach the finals?
I keep moving back and forth between unbelievable excitement
and paralyzing terror. [ Laughs ]
And where are we --
where are we finding you in this moment?
Right in the middle. Okay. Good.
Maybe leading into terror a bit.
[ Laughter ]
Please remind us,
what charity are you playing for?
I'm playing for the National Women's Law Center.
They're an organization that works very hard
to address issues of gender equality,
that focuses on issues that affect women and girls.
We're living in a moment where gender equality
and women and girls are very much
under institutionalized attack,
and I think it's really wonderful
that I have this opportunity to support an organization
that's trying to make sure that their interests
are really represented. Wonderful.
Well, three charities that are all so deserving.
Let's get back to the game.
Ike, it's gonna be your selection.
Let's close out Ike & Patton for $100, please, Mayim.
Ike. What is Sears?
Yes.
Let's do Hop On The Homophone for $400, please.
Wil. What is fair/fare?
That's right.
Transportation for $300, please.
Ike. What is a space shuttle?
Yes.
Let's do Wil(l), Willem Or William for $200, please.
Wil. Who is William Shatner?
Yes, and I'm so glad you got that right.
Had to happen.
It takes a bit of the sting away from me
losing the Picard answer in my first game.
Let's close out the category, please.
Ike. Who is Will Ferrell?
Yes.
Let's do Formidable Fantasy for $300, please.
Let's do a Daily Double.
[ Cheers and applause ]
The first of the game.
You're in the lead with $2,700.
Mr. Wheaton is just $100 behind you.
How much are you gonna wager?
Let's -- Oh, let's make it a true Daily Double, Mayim.
Come on. Wow.
Yeah.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Alright. Here is your clue.
Who is King Arthur?
That is correct.
There we go. There we go.
Yes.
That'll put you at $5,400.
Well done. Go ahead and select again.
Let's do Easy Money for $200, please.
Patton. What is Japan?
Correct.
Easy Money, $100.
Patton. What is the penny and the $5 bill?
Yes.
Formidable Fantasy, $200, please.
Ike. What is a unicorn?
Yes.
Let's do Fantasy for $100, please.
Patton. What is a wizard?
Correct.
Transportation, $200, please.
Ike. What is London?
Correct.
Transportation for $100.
Ike. What is the Batmobile?
Yes.
Homophone for $300, please.
Patton. What is a cereal/serial?
Right.
Hop On The Homophone, $200.
Wil. What is flour/flower?
That's right.
And the last clue.
Ike. What is brake/break?
Yes, and, Ike, that will take you up to $6,000,
and the good news is
if the acting thing doesn't work out,
it seems you've got a future in the "Jeopardy!" business.
But Wil and Patton certainly aren't calling it quits,
and with 61 clues remaining, you shouldn't, either.
We will be back with Double Jeopardy!
right after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
[ Applause ]
Welcome back to the "Celebrity Jeopardy!" finals.
That first round had only one unanswered clue.
Very impressive, but not surprising,
considering the three of you and your champion status.
It's time to play Double Jeopardy!
Patton, you're gonna select first.
Let's take a look at the categories.
We'll start with...
Responses start with "D" and end in "F".
Mayim: Patton, what do you think?
Let's do All About Disney for $1,000.
November 18, 1928,
is considered Mickey Mouse's birthday.
It's the date he debuted on screen in this cartoon
as a mischievous deckhand.
Wil. What is "Steamboat Willie"?
Yes.
Going Underground for $1,000.
Wil. What is Seattle?
That's it.
Composers for $1,000.
Ike. Who is Wagner?
That's correct.
Let's try A "D" To An "F" for $1,000, please.
Wil. What is Dusseldorf?
Yes. Whoo.
It's Also A Greek Letter for $1,000.
Ike. What is Omega?
That's it.
Let's do From A "D" To An "F" for $800, please.
Ike. What is debrief?
Correct.
All About Disney for $800, please.
Ike. What is Pixar?
Yes.
Disney for $600, please.
Wil. What is EPCOT?
Yes.
I never knew that was an acronym.
Learn something new here every day.
Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow.
Wow. Right?
I don't know why I know that.
Wow.
[ Laughter ]
Thought You'd Like To Know for $1,000.
We got the beat.
Here's the 120-foot scroll of paper
that this writer used to type out 1957's
"On the Road" in just three weeks.
Patton. Who's Kerouac?
Yes.
Thought You'd Like To Know for $800.
Patton. What is Hitler?
That's right. Ike: Oh.
Thought You'd Like To Know, $600.
These tall timepieces were named for a 19th-century song
that said, "It stopped short,
never to go again, when the old man died."
Ike. What is a grandfather clock?
Correct.
Let's do From A "D" To An "F" for $600, please.
Wil. What is dwarf?
Yes. Dwarf star.
Composers for $800.
Ike. What is inspiration?
Yes.
Disney for $400, please.
Patton. What is "Star Wars"?
That's right.
Going Underground, $800.
Oh!
Let's go underground with a Daily Double.
Whoo!
Do it. There's two, and here's the first one.
Patton, you're in third place with $4,300.
How much are you gonna wager?
You're shaking your head.
Well, I -- I'm shaking my head at fate, Mayim.
[ Chuckles ]
Let's -- Let's do a true Daily Double.
Yes! Oh!
Oh, God.
[ Cheers and applause ]
For second place, if you're correct, here's your clue.
What are prairie dogs?
Patton, that's correct.
Yes!
Wow.
Huh? Went all in, baby.
That takes you to $8,600.
Ike, you're in the lead with $11,000.
Wil, you're at $7,000.
The only thing worse than missing out
on the $1 million grand prize donation to charity
would be starting an episode of "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
and not watching it all the way through.
So, stick around.
The action continues on the other side of this break.
[ Cheers and applause ]
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[ Cheers and applause ]
We are back.
Ike Barinholtz, it's been a minute
since we've seen you on this stage. Yes, ma'am.
Remind the folks kind of what projects you're working on,
what's coming out, what's current.
Well, we just finished kind of shooting and editing
"History of the World: Part II" with Mel Brooks,
who I have his e-mail information.
[ Laughter ]
And so that will be coming out, I think, in March on Hulu,
and then we also have a show called --
a show called "White House Plumbers"
that will be coming out with Woody Harrelson
and Justin Theroux, which is all about Watergate.
And no, I do not play Nixon, so don't ask me.
[ Laughter ]
Wonderful.
And, Patton Oswalt,
you've got a lot going on in your career.
Tell us where you're at.
Well, I got my special, um --
my Netflix special "We All Scream"
got nominated for a Grammy, so that is going to be...
[ Cheers and applause ]
That will be decided soon, I guess.
I don't have to answer questions, luckily.
Someone else chooses for me.
And then I am in a new miniseries
that will be debuting soon on Apple+ called "Manhunt",
the search for John Wilkes Booth.
That's wonderful. Yeah.
And let's go over to Wil Wheaton.
Wil, tell us what projects you're working on.
We're back in "The Ready Room".
It is the official online hub
for the entire "Star Trek" universe.
We do interviews with the actors and creative people
behind all the different "Star Trek" series right now.
We are filming this long before it will air,
so at this moment,
I am getting to spend a couple of days every week
with members of my "Next Generation" cast,
talking to them about the final season of "Star Trek: Picard".
It's been magnificent.
Fantastic. So exciting.
And the fans are gonna go nuts for that.
Yeah, they are.
Let's get back to the game, shall we?
Ooh. Enough talking.
Let's play. No.
Patton, it is your selection.
Oh. Uh, Composers Are Quirky, $600.
Oh, my God. Wow!
Wow.
There's the other Daily Double.
Gotta do it again.
Ike says you gotta do it again, but it is your decision.
You have $8,600. I would also like to say you have to do it again.
Okay, Wil would also like you to do it again.
You're at $8,600.
I'm gonna -- I'm gonna do it again.
Oh!
Do it again. Okay.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Oh, God.
I don't know what... For the lead, if you're correct.
Ugh. Here's your clue.
What is a troll?
That's correct. Very well done. Whoo!
Yeah. My man.
Mayim: And just like that, you've taken the lead.
You've got $17,200.
Two back-to-back Daily Doubles.
Select again.
Oh, we're not ending -- We can just --
Can we end now or -- No. Okay.
[ Chuckles ] Um...
Keep going. Okay.
Um, Going Underground --
Composers Are Quirky, $400.
Ike. What are trains?
Correct.
Let's do Greek Letter for $800, please.
Patton. Uh, what are Gamma rays?
Yes. "What is Gamma?"
Originally, in the first issue...
[ Laughs ] ...he...
How much time does this show go for?
That's it. "What is Gamma?" is correct.
Oh, okay. Sorry. Select again.
Um, uh, let's close out Composers Are Quirky, $200.
Ike. Who is Beethoven?
Yes. I do that, too.
Is that a problem? Ike: Me, too.
Me, too. Interesting.
Let's do Greek Letter for $600, please.
Ike. What is Delta?
No. Patton.
What is Omicron?
Yes. Omicron.
Oh. Omicron is a Greek letter.
What is -- Delta's a Greek letter.
I know, but I -- Oh. Alright.
Yeah. Wow. Okay.
Uh, Going Underground, $600.
Ike. Uh, what is THC?
Yeah.
Uh, let's do, uh, Greek Letter for $400, please.
Ike. What is Delta?
Now that's correct. There we go!
"D" To An "F" for $400, please.
Patton. What is doff?
That's right.
Uh, Thought You'd Like To Know, $400.
Patton. What is burp?
That's right.
You should have burped the answer.
I should -- Oh, I can't do that.
I can't. Alright.
Going Underground, $400.
Wil. What are drainage pipes?
What are sewer pipes?
That's correct. Sewer pipes.
Going Underground for $200.
The shepherd's tree of Southern Africa
doesn't look like much above ground,
but these can go 230 feet down.
Wil.
What are its roots? Yes.
"D" To An "F", please.
Patton. What is duff?
Yes. Sitting on your duff.
All About Disney, $200.
In 1994, Disney invited theater-goers
to "be our guest" at this musical,
Disney's first show to play on Broadway.
Ike.
What is "Beauty and the Beast"?
That's right.
Greek for $200, please.
Patton. What is Alpha?
That's right.
And here's the final clue.
On a clear day, you can see for miles
from the 102nd floor of this landmark
completed in 1931 by brave people like the ones here.
Patton. What is the Empire State Building?
That is correct.
That'll take you to an even $20,000
and it'll take us to the end of Double Jeopardy!
We certainly are getting a game
befitting of a competition final.
So, stay tuned.
The always dramatic Triple Jeopardy! round
is up on the other side of this commercial break.
[ Cheers and applause ]
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[ Applause ]
Welcome back to Triple Jeopardy!,
where the dollar values are tripled,
and there are three Daily Doubles on the board.
Over the course of our competition,
this round has proven time and again
to be the great equalizer,
so let's see what happens tonight
as we take a look at the categories.
We'll start with...
I'm James Holzhauer with clues about gambling,
including the times it's not smart to go all in.
Mayim: Wil, you'll be selecting first.
Oh, it's gonna be James Holzhauer for $1,500.
[ Patton chuckles ] Here's James.
In "Doctor No",
Bond, James Bond,
plays chemin de fer,
a variant of this game
we play in US casinos,
often for high stakes.
Patton.
What is baccarat?
Yes.
Um, Singin' In The Rain, $1,500.
Ike. Who is Willie Nelson?
That's him.
Let's do -- ba-ba --
Notable Names for $1,500, please.
Ike. Who is Marie Curie?
Yes.
Notable for $1,200, please.
In power from 1985 to 1991,
this last leader of the Soviet Union
passed away in 2022 at age 91.
Wil. Who is Gorbachev?
That's correct.
Getting Close To Something for $1,500.
Wil. What is the threshold?
Correct.
There Will Be Blood for $1,500, please.
Ike. What is plasma?
Yes.
Let's do Notable for $900, please.
Well, there's the first Daily Double of the three
in the Triple Jeopardy! round.
All in.
Ike, you're at $16,700.
And there's Patton with $21,500,
just ahead of you.
What are you gonna wager?
Make it a true Daily Double.
Oh, my goodness! Yes!
[ Cheers and applause ]
I mean, the hits keep coming here.
Let's see.
For the lead, here's your clue.
Who is Harriet Tubman?
That's correct, Ike.
[ Cheers and applause ]
$33,400.
This has been a game of Daily Doubles.
Go ahead and select again.
Uh, There Will Be Blood for $1,200, please.
Wil. What is leukemia?
Yes.
Lakes & Rivers for $1,500.
Ike. What is the Mediterranean?
No.
Patton? What is the Aral Sea?
No. Ooh.
Wil? What is the Black Sea?
No. [ Whimpers ]
Correct response -- the Caspian Sea.
Caspian. Caspian.
I refuse to recognize the existence
of the Caspian Sea.
[ Laughter ]
I have a house there. What am I thinking?
Singin' In The Rain for $1,200, please.
Ike. Who are the Eurythmics?
Yes.
Singin' In The Rain for $900, please.
Patton. Who's Lady Gaga?
Yes.
There Will Be Blood, $900.
Patton. What is an octopus?
Correct.
Getting Close To Something, $1,200.
Whoo! Wow.
There's the second Daily Double.
[ Applause ]
Patton, you've got $21,800.
What do you think?
Don't look at Ike. He can't answer for you.
[ Laughter ]
Um... Fortune favors the bold.
[ Laughter ]
Let's do, uh...$13,000.
Alright. Looking for a lead.
Here is your clue.
What is an endgame?
That's correct, Patton. Whoo!
[ Cheers and applause ]
And there you have it.
You've got the lead with $34,800.
Taking a Gamble with James Holzhauer.
For what number? Oh, $1,200.
Oh, God. Sorry, James.
If you want a chance at big cash,
try a slot machine with one of these 11-letter jackpots
that builds over time until someone wins it all.
Ike. What is a progressive?
That's right.
James for $900.
Over to James.
A popular variant of Texas hold'em poker in casinos
is this one, named for a Nebraska city.
You start with four cards instead of two.
Wil. What is Omaha?
Yes. Somewhere in middle America.
Lakes & Rivers for $1,200.
Ike. What is the Danube?
Yes, and now you're in the lead.
Let's do Lakes & Rivers for $900.
Ah, it's the other Daily Double!
[ Laughs ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
I'm not good at lakes or rivers. Okay.
You're not good at lakes or rivers? Okay.
I'm not good at lakes or rivers.
This is the last Daily Double on the board.
You're in the lead with $35,500.
Let's go $10,000.
Okay. [ Sighs ]
Here's your clue.
What are the Andes?
That's correct. Whoo!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Boom. Should have gone all in.
Okay. Boom.
You've got $45,500.
I'm trying to keep it together here.
I'm short of breath. This is very exciting.
Go ahead and select again.
Let's do Notable for $600, please.
Ike. Who is Louis Armstrong?
Yes.
Names for $300, please.
Patton. Who is Gandhi?
Yes.
Getting Close To Something, $900.
Ike. What is spitting?
Yes. Spitting distance.
Let's do Singin' In The Rain for $600, please.
Ike. What is umbrella-ella-ella?
Yes, which doesn't rhyme with "ever",
but it rhymes with "eva".
[ Laughter ]
Let's do, uh, James Holzhauer for $600, please.
Here's James again.
In gambling glossaries,
a ballerina special in craps is this roll
that sounds like an item of clothing a ballerina wears.
[ Chuckles ] Ike. What is a two-two?
That's right. A two and two.
Let's do James for $300, please.
Before I school these guys in poker,
I have to put down this small bet
prior to seeing cards.
Its name is from the Latin for "before".
Ike. What is the ante?
Yes. Ante up.
Rain for $300, please.
Patton. What are men?
[ Laughs ] That's right.
Getting Close To Something, $600.
Wil.
What is the ballpark, where I am not?
[ Laughs ] That is correct.
Lakes & Rivers for $600.
Ike. What is Loch Ness?
Yes.
Lakes & Rivers for $300, please.
Patton. What is the Nile?
That's right.
There Will Be Blood, $600.
Ike. What is cholesterol?
Correct.
Uh, Blood for $300, please.
Ike. What is the Red Cross?
Yes. The American Red Cross.
Final -- Final clue, please.
Here is the final clue.
Patton. What is a bend?
That is correct.
We have reached the end of the Triple Jeopardy! round.
Ike, you are in the lead with $50,000.
Patton, you've got $36,000, and Wil with $11,500.
What a round this has been.
So many exciting twists and turns,
especially regarding Daily Doubles.
It's time for Final Jeopardy!
Let's take a look at the category you'll all be facing
as we see whose charity will take home $1 million.
Here's the category --
Artists.
Think about how you feel about artists.
Make your wager and we'll be back with the clue
right after this.
Welcome, everyone, to the first-ever
prime-time "Celebrity Jeopardy!" championship.
Let's do this.
Mayim: Iliza. What is Long Island?
That's correct. Yes!
-[ Sighs ] -Yes!
Oh, and I guessed that!
Ah!
That's right. What?
Oh. Learn something every day.
So I'm gonna make it a true Daily Double.
-Do it! -Wow.
I got -- I got this. I got this.
Let's do it. Oh, my!
[ Applause ]
What is a tango? That's correct.
Very nice, Reggie. [ Posh accent ] Thank you.
Can you tell we're in show business?
[ Laughter ]
Ay-yi-yi.
Damn, I should've done more. What is the knee?
Mayim: That's right.
[ Laughs ] [ Applause ]
I would risk it all. I really would.
[ Laughter ]
I'll do it all.
Yeah!
[ Cheers and applause ]
I'm pretty sure we got a game here.
Anyone ever been booed on "Jeopardy!" ever?
Mayim: And there's the other Daily Double. No! No!
Well, I'm going to do it all, unlike you.
Yeah! Do it!
True Daily, unlike you.
Mayim: True Daily Double.
Yes!
That's what I was afraid of.
[ Laughs ]
This game is exhausting!
It really is.
Whew! Could I just say
I'm terrified right now. Okay.
[ Gasps ]
Oh, duh.
Oh!
Take that, Mayim!
Holy Toledo!
Chill out.
I swear, this doesn't work.
When you go home to your family,
you're gonna say, "I might have won."
I'll say the same thing.
Me, too. Totally. [ Laughter ]
Mayim: Congratulations.
Yeah!
You are our new "Jeopardy!" champion.
What?!
[ Applause ]
What a fun look back at this incredible season
of "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
It really has been a roller coaster of competition.
Nine lead changes in this game alone.
In true Hollywood fashion, comes down to this.
One moment, one clue, $1 million on the line.
Wil, Patton, Ike,
the Final Jeopardy! category is Artists.
Here's your clue.
You have 30 seconds. Good luck.
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Whew.
We will start with you, Wil Wheaton.
What did you come up with?
"Who is Leonardo da Vinci? Hi..."
I just wanted to say hi to my wife.
Hi, Anne. Oh, okay.
"Hi, Anne". Got it. Ike: Aww, so sweet.
That is correct.
Oh. Okay. "Da Vinci" means "from Vinci".
It's not actually the last name of the great artist
of the "Mona Lisa" and many other things,
but his father was from Vinci.
Wil, how much did you wager?
$11,500.
That'll bring you up to $23,000.
[ Applause ]
Patton Oswalt,
did you write down Leonardo da Vinci?
Yes, you did.
I did.
How much are we gonna add to your score?
$36,000.
[ Applause ]
That brings you to $72,000.
You're in the lead for the moment,
and it really does come down to this.
Ike Barinholtz,
what was your response?
"Who is Leonardo da Vinci?"
How much did you wager?
$22,001.
With $72,001, congratulations!
You are our "Celebrity Jeopardy!" champion.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Your charity, Hollygrove, has won $1 million.
I'm going over there. I'm going around.
Go! Go!
Go! Go grab your trophy, man.
Oh, I love you, baby.
I love you, baby. Congratulations!
Oh, I love you.
Hold it up. Whoa.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Whoo!
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Whoo! Oh.
Patton, you will get $250,000
for the charity of your choice...
Thank you. ...Alice's Kids.
Congratulations.
And, Wil Wheaton,
National Women's Law Center will get $100,000...
Awesome. ...as a result of you coming in third.
Thank you so much.
Thank you to our finalists,
and also to our 24 other brilliant celebrities
this season, who, with their earnings,
helped bring our total donation for charity to $2,190,000.
Absolutely incredible.
Thank you for watching.
Have a great night.
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Yes! Are you not entertained?!