♪♪
From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
♪♪
Here are tonight's celebrity contestants.
A WWE Superstar and author
originally from Dublin, Ireland -- Becky Lynch.
[ Applause ]
An actor, writer, and podcast host
originally from Lexington, Massachusetts --
Rachel Dratch.
[ Applause ]
And an actor originally from New York City, Macaulay Culkin.
[ Applause ]
And now here is your host -- Ken Jennings!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
And welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
Tonight, we welcome three new stars
to the Alex Trebek Stage -- Macaulay, Rachel, and Becky.
There's a lot on the line for these three tonight,
because a win would guarantee them
at minimum $50,000 for their charities.
It would put them into the semifinals.
And, most importantly, it would bring with it
the lifetime of bragging rights
that come with being a "Jeopardy!" champion.
And how can you put a price on that?
But to get there, you're gonna have to go through
four fact-packed rounds of play tonight
because we have Jeopardy!, we have Double Jeopardy!,
we have Triple Jeopardy!, if you can believe it,
before we get to Final.
Good luck to all three of you.
Let's see what categories await you in the first round.
We begin with...
Each response will be a country
whose name is actually hidden in a word in the clue.
There's a little rain in the forecast.
Ken: Mack, you're gonna select first.
Let's go with TV Dramas In A Nutshell for $100, please.
Mack.
What is "Lost"?
That's the TV drama.
TV Dramas In A Nutshell
for $200, please.
Becky.
What is "The Ozarks"?
No. I'm sorry. What is "Ozark"?
Sorry, no. Mack or Rachel?
Mack. What is "Ozark"?
It's just "Ozark" without the "S," Becky.
I'm sorry. Mack, you select.
Thanks.
TV Dramas In A Nutshell
for $300, please.
[ Beep ]
That show is "Killing Eve."
Back to you, Mack.
TV Dramas In A Nutshell
for $400, please.
The answer there
is the Daily Double.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Mack, you've got $300 at the moment,
but you can wager up to $500.
Well, let's just do true Daily Double.
So $300? Yeah, that sounds good.
Alright, here's your clue.
TV Dramas In A Nutshell.
What is "Peaky Blinders"?
That is "Peaky Blinders."
You didn't sound sure, Mack.
I've never seen it.
Well, don't admit that now. [ Laughs ]
At least you know the premise.
Yes, exactly. Select again.
Let's finish off the category.
$500.
[ Beep ]
The title did not come to Rachel in time.
"Northern Exposure." Oh!
Had to go back to the '90s.
Mack, where to now?
Let's go for
For The Love Of Pete,
$100, please.
Mack.
Who's Pete Davidson?
That's it.
For The Love Of Pete,
$200, please.
Rachel.
Who is Pete Rose?
That's right.
How about -- How about
Search For Foreign Lands
for $100?
Mack.
What is Peru?
Yeah, inside "peruse."
Let's go --
Let's go for
Search For Foreign Lands, $200.
Mack.
What is Kenya? Yeah.
Search For Foreign Lands,
$300, please.
Mack.
What is Cuba? Right.
The Search For Foreign Lands,
$400, please.
Rachel.
What is India? India and Indiana.
That's right.
How about -- How about
Love Of Pete for $300?
Depending on whom you ask,
he's either a guitarist for The Who
or the writer of the "CSI" theme songs.
Or both.
Mack.
What is -- Who is Pete Townshend?
That's him.
Search For Foreign Lands,
$500, please.
Mack.
What is Mali?
Well done. That's correct.
Love Of Pete $400, please.
Rachel.
Who is Pete Buttigieg?
You're correct.
How about Love Of Pete for $500?
Rachel.
Who is Pete Holmes? That's correct.
That moves you to $1,500,
and you've wiped out the whole left side of the board.
We need to take a break
before we get to the right-hand side.
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" continues right after this.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
You guys are doing great. Yeah.
Killing it. It goes quick.
♪♪
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" is back.
Becky Lynch, a WWE Superstar
originally from Dublin, Ireland, joins us.
Now, Becky, you're an eight-time WWE champion.
You're probably used to working
in a much more raucous and rowdy room than this one, right?
A little bit. A little bit.
You know, maybe that's what's throwing me off.
You know, normally I'm a genius,
but it's just, you know -- it's a bigger arena.
It's a whole thing.
That's -- That's the problem.
If you could all be screaming and throwing chairs
to make Becky feel more at home...
Please, I'd appreciate it. ...I think she'd appreciate it.
Yeah. I don't know what Rachel or Mack would think.
Tell us what charity you're playing for, Becky.
I am playing for the V Foundation,
supporting Connor's Cure.
And so, Connor's Cure was founded
in remembrance of a special WWE fan called Connor Michalek.
And he had pediatric cancer.
And so, as a WWE performer,
we get to do a lot of work with pediatric cancer
and as a new-ish mother -- hence the mom brain --
Do I still get to call it?
I can't think of a better cause.
That's wonderful.
Rachel Dratch is an actor, writer, and podcaster
originally from Lexington, Massachusetts.
And you watched a little "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
to prep for today, right?
Yeah, I watched a little to try to get ready.
And I did see an episode where Andy Richter,
who's an old Chicago buddy of mine --
but anyways, he was, like, in the lead the whole time.
And then, Final Jeopardy!, he got the answer wrong,
and then he didn't win.
So, it just showed me, like, anything can happen.
Maybe the best celebrity player of all time,
even Andy Richter... He was good. Yeah.
...got stumped in the wrong moment. Yeah, yeah.
Well, maybe you're happy to be in second place.
You know, it's -- Maybe.
Becky, you don't have to worry about this.
Like, this game can change in a heartbeat. I'm not worried.
A lot of game. A lot of game left to play. Who said I was worried?
Tell us about your charity, Rachel.
Okay, so I was trying to think of a charity that combined --
I wanted to do something about sustainability
and also helping my local community.
And so I'm playing for City Harvest,
and they -- they collect food, perfectly good food,
from restaurants and grocery stores
that would otherwise just be thrown out,
and they distribute it to people that really need it.
Very nice, 'cause an insane amount of food goes to waste,
if not for organizations like that. Exactly. Yes.
Well done.
Macaulay Culkin... Yes. Hello.
...originally from New York City, is with us.
Now, we looked into our database.
We found that you have been part of a "Jeopardy!" clue
like 42 times over -- over your career. Oh, wow!
That's -- Those are very impressive numbers.
Look, Mom, I'm famous. I'm a factoid.
[ Laughter ] I'm trivial.
[ Laughter ]
I don't know if you're gonna be on the board today, but...
That would make it so much easier.
For real.
I'd be so much less nervous.
If all the clues could be about the three of you, right? Yes.
Well, we're delighted to have you in person this time.
Thank you. Not just be talking about you.
Who are you playing for here today?
I'm playing for the San Diego Zoo and Wildlife Alliance.
I'm sure a lot of people are familiar with it,
but it's a place that's near and dear to me
and my family's heart.
They work on conservation
and the relationship between wildlife and people
and try to make it better.
That's great. My kids love that, too.
Well, I love all these organizations.
All of them are gonna be winning a good chunk of change tonight,
and one of them could be winning $1 million.
That's our "Celebrity Jeopardy!" grand prize.
Rachel, you have control of the board right now.
Let's get back into the round.
Go ahead and pick a category
and a dollar amount.
I'll try Adventurous Women
for $300.
Intrepid writer Eliza Scidmore lobbied for years
to bring these Japanese trees to Washington.
Mrs. Taft finally listened.
Rachel.
What are cherry trees? That's correct.
Okay.
Adventurous Women for $400.
Mack.
What is a hot air balloon?
Sorry, no.
Rachel or Becky?
I'm scared.
You're not an adventurous woman, Rachel?
I'm not. Well, Eliza was.
She went around the world on a bicycle.
That's what I was gonna say! Spin.
It's an early spin class, I guess.
You select, Rachel.
Adventurous Women for $500.
Rachel.
Who is Hemingway?
You add $500. Yes.
Okay, Adventurous Women
for $200.
Rachel.
Who are Lewis and Clark? Yeah.
Okay, Adventurous Women
for $100.
Mack.
What is the Bible?
All she had was the Bible. Yeah.
That is a brave tourist right there.
Let's do Rain for $100, please.
Mack.
What is drizzle?
That's it.
Rain for $200, please.
Becky.
What is skidding?
Can you be more specific?
What is skidding? What is skid?
[ Laughter ]
No, I'm sorry. That's not correct.
Mack or Rachel? Rachel.
What is hydroplaning?
That's what we were going for, yes. Ah.
How about Rain for $300?
Mack.
What is a double rainbow?
Double rainbow! That's right.
Rain for $400.
Rachel.
What is smell?
Yeah, the way the rain smells.
Rain for $500.
[ Beep ]
They evaporate.
They just evaporate on the way down.
Rachel, one category left.
Where do you want to start?
Oh, I'll do Cringeworthy
Office Lingo for $400.
Let's see how long it's been
since you three had an office job.
Mack.
What is "ping me"?
You might say ping me. That's it.
Office Lingo, $100, please.
Mack.
What is "put a pin in it"? Yeah.
Office Lingo, $200.
[ Beep ]
That would be to "touch base."
Oh! Touch base with somebody.
Mack, two clues left.
Let's $300, please.
Becky. What is "circle around"?
No.
Rachel. What is "circle back"?
"Circle back." Yes, that's what we say.
And the final clue for $500.
[ Beep ]
That's when you're "out of pocket."
Alright, Rachel pulled ahead of Mack
towards the end of that round.
Becky had a few close calls that didn't quite go her way,
which means she'll select first
when "Celebrity Jeopardy!" returns right after this.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
We're back with the Double Jeopardy! round.
You know what that means --
two Daily Doubles, twice as much money.
And here are your new categories.
We begin with...
You'll give us the nursery rhyme in question.
The letters N, I, A, L will appear in each correct response.
Ken: Becky, start us off. Where to?
Let's go with Sad Songs for $200.
Rachel.
What is "Nothing Compares 2 U"?
That's it.
Okay. Sad Songs for $400.
The answer there, ooh,
the first of two Daily Doubles in the round.
[ Applause ]
Y-You look happy and worried at the same time.
I don't know. This is so exciting.
Okay, I'm gonna go -- Let's go for $1,000.
$1,000 in Sad Songs. Here's your clue.
What is "Everybody Hurts"?
That is correct. Yes.
You add $1,000. Very nice.
[ Applause ]
Okay, Sad Songs for $600.
[ Beep ]
It was their song originally.
"Who is Boyz II Men?" B-B-Boyz II Men.
Rachel, back to you.
Sad Songs for $800.
This handsome crooner revealed that after a bad breakup,
he wrote "Somebody's Crying" inside a closet at a party.
[ Beep ]
Chris Isaak is in the closet at the party.
I wanted to say it. [ Chuckles ]
Ken: Rachel, back to you.
Sad Songs for $1,000.
Let's finish it off.
Mack. What is "America"?
"America." Well done.
Let's go with
N-I-A-L Ain't A River In Egypt
for $200, please.
Rachel.
What is bicentennial?
Yes.
N-I-A-L for $400.
Mack.
What is Millennial?
Yes, the poor Millennials.
Same category, $600.
Mack.
What is inaugural? No.
Rachel or Becky?
[ Beep ]
That would be the ceremonial first pitch.
Back to you, Mack.
$800, please.
Mack. What is Colonial Williamsburg?
That's correct.
Same, $1,000, please.
Mack. What is "Miss Congeniality"?
Correct.
[ Whispering ] Oh, that was good.
Can I have Six Degree-- Thank you.
[ Laughter ]
Can we do Six Degrees of
Actual Bacon for $200, please?
Ken: We'll see what's going on here.
Yeah. Me too.
Rachel.
What is a BLT?
That's the sandwich.
Okay. How about
Mother Goose for $200?
Mack.
Who's Little Miss Muffet?
That's the rhyme.
Let's go back to Bacon for $400.
[ Laughter ]
[ Beep ]
The Brown Derby served the first Cobb salad.
Oh.
I think Mack got it.
Back to you.
Macaulay: Let's stick with
the Bacon.
More Bacon. For how much?
$600, please.
What is -- Rachel.
What is Lorraine?
Quiche Lorraine is right.
Okay.
Bacon for $800.
[ Beep ]
It's not your Wendy's order, I guess.
Becky, you have a guess?
What is the Baconator?
That is correct. It is the Baconator.
Ah! Macaulay: It is the Baconator.
You didn't have the courage of your fast-food convictions.
Convictions, no. No, I didn't... No.
Well, I mean, maybe a WWE superstar
should not be going to Wendy's that much.
Yeah. Uh, more than usual.
You'd be surprised when you're on the road.
[ Laughter ]
Ken: When you're on the road -- You know, late nights.
[ Chuckles ] All right.
We're halfway through the round at this point.
What a game we have here.
Rachel's got just a $100 lead over Mack.
We'll be back with much more "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
in just a moment.
Macaulay: Whew! I wanted to say Chris Isaak,
but I didn't want to risk $800.
Rachel: Yeah, I no. Yeah.
♪♪
We get one more chance to talk with our stars here.
Becky Lynch, how did you prepare
for your "Celebrity Jeopardy!" debut?
Well, I had a friend who used to work on "Jeopardy!" Ah.
My friend Joshy G used to work here with Alex Trebek.
And so, last night, he came over to the house,
and we were doing all the rounds,
and I was killing it.
I was crushing it.
I didn't have the clicker, though,
so I just snapped my fingers.
The clicker's tricky.
Yeah, the clicker is tricky.
Should we see if we can let Becky just snap her fingers
and see what happens? Can we do that?
I wish we had kind of a Disney Princess kind of game show
where you could just do that.
Yeah, it'd be fun.
And you, I understand, have a book coming out next year.
Is that right? I do, I do.
"The Man: Not Your Average Average Girl,"
available for pre-sale right now,
coming out March 26th.
I wrote it myself.
It's taken a couple of years,
but it's been very rewarding.
And it's your personal story.
Yeah, my personal story.
It's got your career in it.
Beginning to end-ish now? To now.
Don't say end. Now? Now.
To now. To now. To now.
Wonderful. Rachel Dratch.
I am told that your character Debbie Downer
has been a "Jeopardy!" clue --
maybe not Macaulay Culkin levels --
but four times on "Jeopardy!"
Yes. Well, I know that because, whenever it happens,
I get a million texts from all my friends
and photos of the screen,
which, I mean, the first time that happened,
I was like, "Okay, this is pretty cool.
I've arrived," you know?
But you're implying that each subsequent time
your friends send you photos, you're like, "Eh."
No, it's always a thrill, Ken. Always a thrill.
Alright. [ Laughter ]
That's very diplomatic of you.
Now, how did you prepare for "Jeopardy!"?
Do you have an inside scoop, like Becky here?
Well, no, I didn't prepare a lot.
But I thought of two subjects that I'm really, really bad at.
So, one is space and the space program,
and the other is the British monarchy.
I never know answers to that.
So I did a quick browse of Wikipedia,
and then I was like, "I'm not gonna be able
to learn the British monarchy here."
[ Laughter ] So, if something comes up,
I'm not gonna get it, probably.
I like that you studied enough to realize
that studying was not gonna do anything.
Exactly, yeah. Well done.
Mack, you are from a "Jeopardy!" family from way back, I'm told.
Yes. It was like religion in my family.
Yeah. So, yeah, every night, 7:00 p.m. Eastern,
yeah, it was "Jeopardy!", "Jeopardy!", "Jeopardy!"
All the Culkins gather around? Pretty much, yeah.
Even when we were, like, just little kids, you know? Yeah.
So, you know. Hi, Mom. Again. Hi.
So was that enough to prepare for "Celebrity Jeopardy!",
or did you go through some coaching?
Oh, yeah. My lady, she had a whole bunch of flash cards.
Like, whether I was in the mood or not,
she just kept on just asking me questions, you know?
Like a normal day, you know, yeah.
Wow. She made flash cards?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. She had all kinds of questions.
She threatened to bring them on the ride over here,
and I was like, "Enough is enough.
I'm already all nervous."
"Not tonight. I have a headache."
Yeah, exactly. Did you have a lot of bacon questions?
Sadly, no, but we were brushing up on our cheerleading.
Okay, good. Okay. [ Laughter ]
Rachel was studying science and history,
not knowing that it was all gonna be about bacon menu items.
Who knew?
Well, we have a very close game going on.
Rachel, you have a mere $100 lead and control of the board.
Get us back into the Double Jeopardy! round.
Oh, wow.
Well, let's go Bacon for $1,000.
Finish it off.
Rachel.
What is Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity?
That's the kooky name, yes.
[ Laughs ] Becky: Great.
Space program. Okay.
[ Laughter ] Alright.
Okay. Science Museums for $200.
Mack.
Who is C-3PO?
That's it.
Let's go with Mother Goose
for $400, please.
Mack.
What is Jack and Jill?
Yeah.
$600. Same category.
Mack. Who is Little Bo-Peep?
You got it.
Same category. $800, please.
That sounds bad. Yeah.
[ Beep ]
Ken: Who is that sicko?
That pervert is Wee Willie Winkie.
That sounds just as bad. That sounds about --
Maybe the name explains some of his hang-ups, yeah.
Kind of knew when you heard that name. Okay.
Mack, back to you.
Macaulay: Same, $1,000.
Let's close it out.
Rachel. Who is Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater?
Yes. And that's even worse, I think.
Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater is canceled, in my opinion.
Right.
Where to now, Rachel? Nine clues left.
Oh, sorry.
Okay, how about Science Museums
for $400?
Mack.
What is Houston?
That's correct.
$600, same category.
The Saint Louis Science Center recently hosted "Becoming Jane,"
a traveling exhibition about this primatologist.
Rachel.
Who is Jane Goodall?
You're right.
Science for $800.
The answer there --
the other Daily Double
in the round.
Now, we've still got a round left to play here, Rachel,
but you have a narrow lead over Macaulay.
Oh, my gosh. I'll do...
I'll do $2,000.
Alright. That will extend your lead.
Here's your clue in Science Museums.
Uh-oh. I don't know this.
Um, Tom's ba-- [ Stammering ]
A fossil. I don't know.
What is a diamond?
No, I'm sorry.
It's from the Colorado Gold Rush. Oh!
It's an eight-pound nugget of gold.
So, you lose a little bit, moving Mack into the lead,
but you still have control of the board, Rachel.
Okay. Science for $1,000.
Becky.
Eh. What is a crowbar?
No, I'm sorry.
Gotta swing. Mack or Rachel?
[ Laughs ] [ Beep ]
That's the power of a lever.
They do it with a big lever. Oh, I was gonna say that,
but then it didn't sound like a bar.
[ Laughter ]
I guess there's kind of a bar on a lever.
Rachel, you have
control of the board.
Rachel: Cheerleading for $200.
You saved it for last.
Rachel.
What are pom-poms?
That's right.
Cheerleading for $400.
Rachel.
What is Kentucky?
That's correct.
Cheerleading for $600.
Mack.
What is "Bring It On"?
That's the movie. Yes.
Cheerleading for $800.
It's no picnic being a flier in this flashy stunt,
where teammates lock hands, fling you into the air,
and, hopefully, catch you.
Rachel.
What is a basket?
No, I'm sorry.
Mack.
What is a basket catch?
Also no.
What is a basket throw? Becky.
[ Laughter ]
I'm sorry, no.
Basket toss is apparently the cheerleading term.
We knew it was a basket.
Ken: No harm, no foul there.
Everybody took a swing.
Here's your final clue
in Competitive Cheerleading.
Mack.
What is All Star?
Hey, now, they are All Stars.
That is correct.
And that extends your lead to $1,900 over Rachel.
Becky, not to worry.
There is so much cash on the board in Triple Jeopardy!,
a round we have added just for you.
We'll come back with that right after these messages.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
It's time now for Triple Jeopardy!
But before we dive in, I have a change of scoring to announce,
and it's good news for everyone.
Our judges have ruled that we can accept
Rachel's response of basket for the Cheerleading clue,
which means we will add $1,600 to your score.
That means, in that alternate universe,
Mack and Becky's incorrect guesses of basket catch
and basket throw never happened,
so they will also get back the $800 they lost.
There, everybody moves up.
But, Becky, you're gonna select first
in the Triple Jeopardy! round.
Let's take a look at what categories we have in store
for you three.
First up...
Let's see what that means.
In this category, you'll need to name
a historic battle that we are gonna show you
every other letter of, if that makes sense.
Finally, we're gonna get to know Roget's Butt.
Ken: Becky, you can select first.
You seem -- You seem baffled.
Yep. I sure am.
Um, I will take The Wardrobe Department
for $300.
Alright.
Mack.
What is "The Matrix"?
Right.
Let's go with
U.S. "World Capitals" for $300.
Mack. What is Austin?
You got it.
U.S. "World Capitals,"
$600, please.
Mack. What is a submarine?
Yes.
U.S. "World Capitals,"
$900, please.
The answer there --
one of three
Daily Doubles in this round.
[ Applause ]
You have just moved into the lead, Mack.
What will you risk?
Let's go with...
Let's go with $1,500.
Okay. Here's your clue in U.S. "World Capitals."
What is Akron?
He's from Akron, yes. You add $1,500.
[ Applause ]
Let's go with
U.S. "World Capitals," $1,200.
Rachel.
What is Wisconsin?
That's correct. [ Exhales sharply ]
Do you enjoy bratwurst and freshwater surfing?
Not really, either of them.
You didn't seem too sure there, but you were correct.
[ Laughing ] I know.
Okay, let's see.
How about That's Half The Battle
for $300?
A major turning point in the U.S. Civil War.
Mack.
What is Gettysburg?
Correct.
Let's go back
to "World Capitals," $1,500.
Mack.
What is Seattle?
No, I'm sorry.
[ Groans ]
Ken: Rachel or Becky?
[ Beep ]
Are not Twihards, it turns out.
They're set in Forks, Washington.
Forks is the city.
Back to you, Mack.
Let's do Half The Battle, $600.
First major battle of the American Revolution.
Rachel.
What is Bunker Hill?
Right.
Okay. Half The Battle for $900.
Greeks send the Persian army running away.
Rachel.
What is Marathon?
Correct again.
Half The Battle for $1,200.
A crucial U.S. naval victory in the Pacific.
Mack. What is Midway?
You got it.
Half The Battle, $1,500.
Finishing it off.
William the Conqueror conquers.
Mack.
What is Hastings?
Good, for $1,500.
Let's go with the Butt one
for $300.
The Butt one.
[ Laughter ]
Mack. What is caboose?
Yes.
More Butt, please. $600.
Rachel: Oh, God.
Can never have too much butt.
Becky. What is ass?
That is correct, yes.
[ Cheers and applause ]
What is ass? What is ass?!
Yeah! [ Grunts ]
I'm back, baby! Kind of.
Let's go to
The Wardrobe Department
for $600.
I thought you'd found
your category.
Becky. What is "Clueless"?
You're right.
[ Exhales sharply ]
You're on a roll.
[ Applause ]
It's on now.
[ Rachel laughs ]
Oh, sorry.
Um, let's go back to the Butt.
For how much?
How much butt are you into?
$900, sorry.
For $900.
Rachel.
What is booty?
Yes.
Roget's Butt for $1,200.
The answer there --
another Daily Double.
[ Applause ]
This is a good thing, Rachel, I promise.
You look like you just got off a roller coaster.
I get nervous 'cause I'm like,
I should know all the butt synonyms, so...
You are down by $2,000 to Mack.
What do you want to do here?
I'm gonna go with $2,000.
Okay. It will be a tie if you know what's up in Roget's Butt.
What is derrière?
We have a tie. That is correct.
[ Cheers and applause ]
The butt really paid off for you there.
It really did, yeah. Okay.
Roget's Butt for $1,500.
[ Beep ]
That song "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk."
Haven't heard that in a while. Rachel, back to you.
Oh, Musical Instrument Makers
for $600.
Rachel.
What are accordions? Right.
Okay. Musical for $900.
The first grand piano, made by this German in 1836,
is dubbed the kitchen piano,
after the room where he crafted it.
Rachel.
Who is Steinway?
Henry Steinway. You got it.
Okay.
Musical for $1,200, please.
Mack. What is Yamaha?
Correct.
Let's go back to
Wardrobe Department for $900.
Rachel. Who is Sofia Coppola?
Correct.
Wardrobe for $1,200.
The answer there --
the other Daily Double.
A lot is riding on this, Rachel.
Now you're betting from the lead.
Ooh, boy. Um, okay.
I'm gonna do, um, I don't know, $2,000 again.
All right. It worked last time.
Here's your clue in The Wardrobe Department.
Who is Cruella de Vil?
That is correct, yes. You extend your lead.
[ Applause ]
Still a lot of game left, though.
Oh, Wardrobe for $1,500.
Mack. What is "Casino"?
Well done, yes.
Let's go
with Veterinary Medicine
for $300, please.
Mack. What is a horse?
Right.
Same one, $600.
Mack. What is a stomach?
Good.
$900, same category.
Rachel.
What is lactose intolerance?
Yeah, they're lactose intolerant.
Okay. Vet-- Okay.
Veterinary for $1,200.
Rachel. What is Anthrax?
Yes.
Veterinary for $1,500.
Rachel. What is kennel cough?
Well done. Yes.
Musical Instrument for $1,500.
A musician himself,
Nodu Mullick also made some of these instruments
for Ravi Shankar.
Rachel. What is a sitar?
You got it.
And the final clue in that category.
Rachel. What are cymbals?
Cymbals is correct.
Boy, you were dialed in on the signaling device
at the end of that round,
and it let you pull away from Mack and Becky.
Becky, you mounted a brave comeback
that fell just a little bit short.
Not quite enough butt clues there, perhaps.
But we don't want to lose you early,
so we're gonna bring your score up to $500,
and keep you around for Final Jeopardy!
All three of you are gonna be playing today's category,
which is...
Artists.
I wonder what our three stars know about the world of art.
They'll make their wagers, and we'll be back with the clue
right after these words.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
We know the Celebrity Final Jeopardy! category today
is Artists, and the stars have made their wagers.
Let's reveal the clue.
Your 30 seconds starts now, players. Good luck.
♪♪
We'll begin with WWE Superstar Becky Lynch.
The signaling device just not your friend today.
Oh, my reflexes. Shocking.
[ Laughter ]
And this is a game where you can't work the referee,
I'm sorry to say. I know.
[ Laughs ] I'm sure it's not reflexes.
It's a tricky, tricky device.
But let's see what response you came up with
for Final Jeopardy!
Who is Salvador Dali?
That is correct.
Well done. Yes.
[ Applause ]
He apparently had some very strong mustache wax.
Yeah.
And if I can play Maury Povich for a moment,
it turned out he was not the father.
The paternity suit -- Oh.
Paternity suit resolved in his favor.
Let's see what you wagered.
$500. You double it. You now have $1,000.
I did it, guys. Macaulay Culkin played a very strong game
of "Jeopardy!" today
until Rachel hit those Daily Doubles.
Ah, yep. He was cruising.
Let's see. Did he know it was Dalí?
He did. And he said hi to Brenda.
I assume that's your flash card buddy.
Hi.
Well done. Brenda, you did good work.
Macaulay played so well today.
You wagered...
all of it -- $16,800,
bringing you to $33,600.
I'm so scared of my math.
That's gonna be tough to beat, but Rachel Dratch
had the lead going into Final, and she wrote down...
I think I messed up. I'm sorry.
No, I think we can read that.
I might've messed up my math.
Who is Salvador Dali?
That's all correct. I can read that.
And you wagered...
Here's the math part.
$10,601,
which will give you $33,601.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Rachel.
Debbie Downer has been a response on "Jeopardy!"
many times, but this is not a downer.
You are now a "Jeopardy!" champ, and you're a semifinalist.
Congratulations.
Mack, Becky, well done.
You each win $30,000 for your very worthy charities.
Thank you so much for being here.
Rachel will be back in the semifinals.
Next time, three new celebrities
will be with us on "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
We'll see you then.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
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