♪♪
From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
[ Applause ]
Here are tonight's celebrity contestants.
A comedian and social justice advocate
from Los Angeles, California, Amanda Seales...
[ Applause ]
...a journalist and podcast host
originally from Bethesda, Maryland,
Mo Rocca.
[ Applause ]
And an actor and director
originally from New York City,
Kyra Sedgwick.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And now here is your host, Ken Jennings!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert,
and welcome to the last of our quarterfinal games
in this season's
"Celebrity Jeopardy!" championship.
So far, from a field of 27,
eight stars have advanced to the semifinals,
leaving just one final spot remaining
for the winner of tonight's game.
Welcome and good luck, Kyra, Mo, Amanda.
Delighted to have you.
Let's get right into the Jeopardy! round,
where these six categories await you.
First up...
Then we have a game of...
I'm going to give you three tourist attractions.
You'll tell me which US state they're located in.
After that, we move to...
...with the "M" in quotation marks.
Kyra, you're going to begin the game for us.
Shakespeare Plays by Initials for $200, please.
Mo. What is "A Midsummer Night's Dream"?
That's the play.
Road Trip "I Spy" for $200.
Mo. What is New Hampshire?
Good.
Threesomes for $200.
Amanda. What is stop, drop, and roll?
Correct.
Let's do Shakespeare Plays by Initials for $300.
Mo. What is "King Lear"?
Yes.
Shakespeare Plays by Initials for $400.
Kyra.
What is "Twelfth Night"?
Well done. You're on the board.
Hairstyles of the Rich & Famous for $200.
Mo. Who is Justin Bieber?
That's correct.
I'm glad you're still rocking yours, though.
[ Chuckles ] Thank you very much.
Road Trip "I Spy" for $300.
Kyra. What is Colorado?
You got it.
Threesomes for $300.
Kyra.
Three golden -- what is three golden rings?
Sorry. No.
Amanda. What is five golden rings?
Also incorrect.
Mo. What is three turtle doves?
No. Kyra: Oh.
Amanda: What?! You were getting there.
It's five golden rings,
two turtle doves, three French hens.
Ah! French hens!
French hens. What even is a French hen? [ Laughs ]
You all lost the same amount, at least,
so no harm, no foul. Thank God.
Kyra, back to you.
Shakespeare Plays by Initials for $500.
Mo. What is "The Two Gentlemen of Verona"?
You got it. $500 for you.
Road Trip "I Spy" for $400.
Mo. What is Oregon?
Yes.
Road Trip "I Spy" for $500.
The answer there is the Daily Double in the round.
[ Applause ]
You're off to a quick start, Mo.
You can wager any or all of your $1,500.
I'm going to wager $800.
Alright, here's your clue in Road Trip "I Spy."
Oh. What is Iowa?
It's not heaven, it's Iowa.
Yes. You have $2,300.
Okay.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Threesomes for $100.
Amanda. What is rock, paper, scissors?
Correct. Oh!
Hairstyles of the Rich & Famous for $500.
This Olympic gold medalist's name
became synonymous with the wedge haircut
she sported in Innsbruck.
Kyra.
Who is Dorothy Hamill?
You got it.
Hairstyles of the Rich & Famous for $400.
Seen here, this former British prime minister
once claimed that his unruly hair
is "impossible to imitate."
Kyra. Who is Boris Johnson?
Yes.
Let's see.
I Want My "M" TV for $300.
Kyra.
What is "Hawaii Five-0"?
No. I'm sorry.
Amanda. What is "Magnum P.I."?
Correct. It had to start with "M."
I'm going to have to slow you down for a second, though,
because we need to take a quick break.
More "Celebrity Jeopardy!" right after this.
"Magnum P.I." I was just starting to get cooking.
[ Laughs ]
[ Applause ]
Our final set of quarterfinalists
begins with Amanda Seales
from right here in Los Angeles.
Now, you've been on plenty
of game and quiz shows before, Amanda. Yes.
How does "Jeopardy!" stack up?
I mean, don't get me wrong,
I've been having a great time on all of the shows,
but this is iconic,
so it's another level.
The Super Bowl? Yes.
I'm told you're very competitive.
Is that true in real life?
Yes. I was a gymnast.
Kyra: Oh, wow. Yeah.
So, I feel like once you do that,
it kind of sets you on a path of, like, "I must win!"
[ Laughter ]
Are you going to do the little gymnast thing if you win?
I mean, if you need me to do a handstand,
I got one on deck. [ Laughs ]
Kyra and Mo, look out!
Tell us about your charity, Amanda.
So, my charity is
the Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors,
supporting grant makers for girls of color.
And I'm representing this charity
because only between 0.1 to 0.35 of foundation money
is allocated to Black women globally.
So, I'm hoping to get that number up a little bit
for my sisters tonight.
Let's tick that number up. Well done.
Welcome to "Jeopardy!"
Thank you.
[ Applause ]
Mo Rocca is back with us.
You're the only player in tonight's game
that's been on "Celebrity Jeopardy!" before.
Do you have good memories?
I do have good memories.
I'm still troubled by the fact
that when I was asked about Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar,"
I confused Brutus and Mark Antony.
And the only reason is because I just felt bad, thinking,
"Oh, my gosh, what if my high school
English teacher is watching?"
[ Laughter ]
You know, that made me feel bad.
Their whole career was leading up
to teaching you that difference. Yeah.
Well, tell us about your charity, Mo.
I'm playing for the Inner-City Scholarship Fund.
It assists economically disadvantaged families
of all faith backgrounds who want to send their kids
to the terrific inner-city Catholic schools
of New York City.
They do remarkable work
and have been doing so for over a century.
I love that, as well. Welcome.
Kyra Sedgwick, welcome --
actor and director from New York City.
Now, you've worked with us on "Jeopardy!" before, right?
I was a clue and a presenter.
You presented a whole category.
Oh, did I? Okay. Is that right?
There you go.
I don't remember. It's all a blur.
But now you're in maybe the hot seat,
the hardest role of all.
What's it like being a contestant?
Scary, but I feel like I'm doing it for a good cause.
So, that's...
And I'm trying to have fun.
You've almost hit for the cycle.
We'll let you host someday
so you can do every job around here.
What charity are you playing for?
I'm playing for the Food Bank For New York City.
They've been in existence for about 30 years,
serving the five boroughs.
One in five New Yorkers
are suffering from food insecurities,
and they make over 62 million meals a year.
So, they're an extraordinary place.
That's fantastic.
Well, all these worthy charities
are going to be winning some money tonight.
One of you is going to advance to the semifinals
and possibly make them a million dollars.
So, fingers crossed.
Let's get back into the round.
Amanda, you were the one who gave us
the last correct response.
You've got command of the board.
Let's go to Shout It Out! for $300.
Amanda. "I-O!"
What is "I-O"?
Yes, you even phrased it right!
Okay.
Let's go to I Want My "M" TV for $400.
Mo. What is "Malcolm in the Middle"?
Correct.
I Want My "M" TV, $200.
What is "MASH"? Mo.
Got it.
I want My "M" TV for $500.
[ Beep ]
That would be to MacGyver, MacGyver something.
Duh. Back to you, Mo.
I want my "M" TV for $100.
Kyra. What is "Mad Men"?
That's right.
Shout It Out! for $200.
What is that word?
Ah! [ Beep ]
He says "Freedom!" Freedom.
Back to you, Kyra.
Road Trip "I Spy" for $100.
Mo. What is Nevada?
Right.
Threesomes for $400.
Kyra. What is Father, Son, and the Holy Ghost?
That's right.
Hairstyles of the Rich & Famous for $300.
Amanda. Who is Princess Leia?
That's right. Whoo!
I got my "Star Wars" question.
Alright, let me get Threesomes for $500.
Amanda. What is life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness?
Good for $500.
Let me get Shout It Out! for $500.
Mo. What is Ole Miss?
Oxford, Mississippi. You're right.
Shakespeare Plays by Initials for $100.
[ Laughter ]
Kyra. What is "Julius Caesar"?
You kept Mo again! [ Laughs ]
This was my shot at redemption.
I actually was giving it to you.
Alright, back to therapy.
Kyra, you select. Three clues left.
What is Hairstyles for the Rich & Famous?
Mo. Who is Jennifer Aniston?
You're right.
Shout It Out! for $100.
Amanda. What is toga?
"To-ga!" Yes.
Let me get Shout It Out! for $400.
Final clue.
[ Beep ]
None of you are gamers, I guess.
What is "World of Warcraft"?
I don't have a computer.
[ Laughter ]
I don't have the Internet.
It's not too late to check out "World of Warcraft."
Alright, but the Jeopardy! round is over.
Mo, you're off to an early lead.
Amanda, you'll select first
in the Double Jeopardy! round.
That begins right after these words.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
[ Applause ]
Our three celebrity contestants are off and running.
Let's see how the Double Jeopardy! round treats them.
Here are your new categories, folks.
Oh, good.
Each correct response here will have two sets of double O's,
at least four O's total, in other words.
Amanda, you're going to begin.
Let's start with Pizza at the Movies for $600.
[ Beep ]
I know you're a "Star Wars" fan, Amanda. Amanda: I know.
This is Pizza the Hutt.
Yes!
The Mel Brooks version. Ohh!
Select again.
Let's go to The Eyes Have It for $600.
Amanda. What is a cataract?
Right.
Let's go to Literary Tourism for $600.
The answer there is a Daily Double.
Oh!
[ Applause ]
You just moved into second place, Amanda.
And you could move into the lead here,
depending on your wager.
Um, let's wager $600.
Alright, here's your clue in Literary Tourism.
Oh, my God. Wha--
Oh, my gosh.
What -- aah! [ Beep ]
Out of time, I'm afraid.
"What is '1984'?"
You didn't lose that much,
and there's plenty of game left, Amanda. Okay.
Don't worry about it.
Let's go to "Oo"! "Oo"! I Know! for $600.
Kyra. Amanda: [ Laughs ]
What is "Footloose"?
How did you know that? Naturally.
That's amazing. [ Laughs ]
Her marriage has been saved. Thank God.
Just as a reminder, these games are all randomized.
That just happened to come up by chance,
but I'm glad you had firsthand knowledge.
Select again.
Pizza at the Movies for $400.
Kyra. What is "Dazed and Confused"?
No. Mo.
What is "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"?
Yeah, a different high school movie.
Literary Tourism for $400.
Romantics at heart still come to see the covered bridges
made famous by this 1992 book by Robert James Waller.
Mo. What is "The Bridges of Madison County"?
Yes.
Literary tourism for $800.
Writer Peter Mayle put the French village of Ménerbes
on the map with his witty memoir
chronicling a year in this wine region.
Kyra.
"A Year in Provence." What is "A Year in Provence"?
In the nick of time. Yes. Remember your phrasing.
You got it. Wow.
The Moon for $400.
Kyra. What is a black hole?
No, I'm sorry.
Mo or Amanda?
[ Beep ] Black hole would be scary.
But these are just the tides.
That's where the tides come from.
Back to you, Kyra.
Pizza at the Movies for $800.
Kyra. What is "Mystic Pizza"?
Correct.
Um...
The Eyes Have It for $400.
The answer there is the other Daily Double
in the round.
[ Applause ]
You've got enough to take back the lead
if you wager big enough, Kyra.
A thousand. Alright.
With $1,000 at stake,
here's your clue in The Eyes Have It.
What is the retina?
The retina is correct. Yes.
[ Applause ]
You move ever closer to Mo's lead.
Select again.
Literary Tourism for...
...$200.
Mo. What is "Little House on the Prairie"?
Yes.
Literary Tourism for $1,000.
Kyra.
What is "A Christmas Carol"? Sorry, no.
Mo. What is "The Gift of the Magi"?
Ah, you got it. $1,000 for you.
Okay.
"Oo"! "Oo"! I Know! for $400.
Kyra.
What is a cookbook?
Well done.
The Eyes Have It for $200.
Mo. What is pink eye?
Right.
"Oo"! "Oo"! I Know! for $800.
Mo. What is Voodoo?
That's correct, Mo.
You extend your lead,
and you bring us to our next break.
We'll be back with more of the Double Jeopardy! round
right after this.
♪♪
[ Applause ]
We have one more chance
to chat with our celebrity quarterfinalists.
Amanda, I understand you had a chance
to meet one of your favorite people
who was also a "Jeopardy!" guest host not too long ago.
The LeVar Burton.
Wow. Yes.
I ran into him in an airport, and he was kind of, like --
he was, like, the last person that I want to meet.
I feel like I met all the greats that I wanted to meet.
He wasn't the last person you wanted to meet that day.
Like, of all the people you wanted to meet... Of all time.
...you had already met the rest.
I met them. And he was the...
And he was there. ...top of the heap.
Yes, like, leaving a Mexican restaurant
in the American Airlines terminal. [ Laughs ]
And I was like [Gasps] "M-M-M-Mr. Burton?"
And he turned around and said, "Ah."
And then got on one knee and said, "Amanda Seales."
[ Laughing ] What?!
Wow. Yeah, so it was top-notch.
Like, if you're going to meet the last person
that you want to meet and they already know you,
that's like another level.
So, shout out to Kunta.
He was a fan of yours? Yes.
What if you found out he did that to all his fans?
Like, he just knows all their names.
[ Laughter ]
He loves the Trekkies so much.
You know, I will tell you this.
If I found out he did that to all his fans,
it would make me even a bigger fan.
Because look at that. Who does that? So gracious.
Did you talk at all about "Jeopardy!"?
Did he give you any tips?
He didn't give me any tips,
but he just said, "You know, have a good time."
And so, when I start to win, I will take his advice.
[ Laughter ]
You look like you're having a pretty good time,
and you're doing well.
You're doing well. Lots of game left.
Mo Rocca, you have a theater background
that I didn't know about.
Tell me about your live theater résumé.
Well, I was in a production of "Little Shop of Horrors"
with one of the associate justices of the Supreme Court,
Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Amanda: What?! I was going to guess her.
I was going to make it --
Good job. Yeah, exactly.
And let me tell you, she was fabulous.
If she ever gets tired of the Supreme Court justice thing,
she could do Broadway. Fantastic.
And who were you in the production? Seymour.
I didn't want to presume.
[ Chuckles ] Yes.
That seems like a problematic nerd stereotype thing.
[ Laughter ]
I'm okay. I'm okay being pigeonholed.
I guess you're forever going to be
the second most-accomplished person in that cast.
I think that's right. No matter what you do.
Third or fourth.
Kyra Sedgwick, you just got a clue about your own family,
about Kevin Bacon's appearance in "Footloose." Yes.
But that also connects you to "Jeopardy!" in a way, right?
He has played a very good
"Jeopardy!" player on screen before.
Yeah, a brilliant would-be "Jeopardy!" player
in the movie "Diner." Right.
He's sitting there on the couch, and he's very stoned,
and he is answering all the questions
and laughing at people who don't --
the contestants who are not getting the answers.
And he's a genius at it,
and it's absolutely incredible, so...
Is that going to be trouble at home,
now that you're clearly a very accomplished
real-life "Jeopardy!" player and not just a screen one?
No, I think, you know,
he knows a lot about a lot of things,
and I know a little about a few things.
So, I think that, you know,
he would do really well here, I think.
Well, maybe we'll see him sometime.
Maybe we need a rematch...
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. ...between the two of you.
Alright, let's get back into the Double Jeopardy! round.
You can all pick up your signaling devices.
Mo's going to make a selection.
"Oo"! "Oo"! I Know! for $200.
[ Beep ]
That would be cock-a-doodle-doo.
That's got two pairs of O's.
Mo. "Oo"! "Oo"! I Know! for $1,000.
[ Beep ]
"What is boogie-woogie?"
Mo, where to now?
Okay. The Moon for $200.
Let's go to The Moon.
Amanda. What is dark side of the moon?
Correct. The far side is not always dark.
Let's go to The Eyes Have It at $1,000.
[ Beep ]
LASIK blasts your cornea. Cornea.
Back to you, Amanda.
Let's take it to The Eyes Have It for $800.
Mo. What is green?
That's it.
Pizza at the Movies for $200.
Mo. What is "Saturday Night Fever"?
That's the film.
Pizza at the Movies for $1,000.
Amanda. "Keep the ch--"
What is, "Keep the change, ya filthy animal"?
That's correct. You got a thousand. Wow.
[ Laughs ]
Let's go to The Moon for a thousand.
Kyra. What is gunpowder?
Correct.
The Moon for $600.
Kyra. What is lava?
They are lava.
Also a Taylor Swift Song for $200.
We saved it for last.
Kyra. What is gentle?
No.
Mo or Amanda?
[ Beep ]
The song here is called "Delicate."
The delicate cycle. Kyra, back to you.
The Moon for $800.
Kyra. What is ozone?
No.
Amanda. What is atmosphere?
You got it. Yes.
Also a Taylor Swift Song for $600.
Seen here wearing his signature hat,
this country singer was inducted
into the Headwear Hall of Fame in 2014.
Mo. Who is Tim McGraw?
Yes.
Also a Taylor Swift Song for $400.
Amanda. What is red?
That's the song.
Let's go to Taylor Swift --
Also a Taylor Swift Song for $800.
Kyra. What is "mind"?
No.
Mo. What is "mine"?
Yeah, without the D. I'm sorry, Kyra.
And the final clue in Also a Taylor Swift Song.
Kyra. What is "Where have you been?"
Sorry, no.
Mo or Amanda?
[ Beep ]
The song is called "Welcome to New York,"
which is what the sign says.
Mo built up a pretty good lead in that round,
but, folks, it's not over yet.
A lot more cash and three Daily Doubles
on the board in Triple Jeopardy!,
if you can even believe that's a thing.
More "Celebrity Jeopardy!" coming your way
in just a moment.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
Triple Jeopardy! up in here.
That's an alarming amount of Jeopardy!,
but I think these celebrities can take it.
Here are the new categories.
We begin with...
We'll give you the lyric.
You name the Broadway musical.
Each response here will be a word you can make
by changing one letter in the word "pace."
Just one letter away from "pace."
Kyra, you begin the round.
A Change of "Pace" for $300.
Mo. What is race?
Yes, it is. Okay.
Chorus Lines for $300.
Mo. What is "The Sound of Music"?
That's the show.
Chorus Lines for $600.
The answer there -- it's a Daily Double.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Mo, we know about your history in musical theater
with Supreme Court associate justices.
How much do you want to wager here?
[ Laughing ] So, I'm just going to --
I'm going to wager --
I'm going to wager, um...
I'm going to wager $6,000.
Amanda: Oh, wow. Whoa! Alright.
Just because I love Broadway musicals.
If correct, that would make a big lead even bigger.
Here's your clue in Chorus Lines.
What is "West Side Story"?
It is "West Side Story." That's correct.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Look at that score. Nice.
I can now get a new washing "ma-chine."
[ Laughter ]
But what will you have then to keep clean, Mo?
We could go on like this forever.
Okay. Chorus Lines for $900.
Amanda. What is "Les Misérables"?
Yes. Well said.
Let me get The Harlem Renaissance for $1,500.
Mo. What is the Rhodes Scholarship?
First Black Rhodes Scholar. Well done.
Chorus Lines for $1,200.
Kyra. What is "Wicked"?
Correct.
Celebrity Tell-Alls for $600.
Oh. Kyra.
Who is...
Ah, you ran out of time.
But you gave Mo time.
Who is Matthew Perry?
That is correct. Yes.
Okay. Chorus Lines for $1,500.
Mo. "What is Annie"?
Yeah, the end of "Annie."
Okay. Celebrity Tell-Alls for $900.
Mo. Who is Keith Richards?
That's right.
Celebrity Tell-Alls for $1,200.
Kyra. Who is Bruce Springsteen?
No, I'm sorry.
Mo or Amanda?
[ Beep ]
See what you're missing by not reading
the oeuvre of Matthew McConaughey?
Like... All: Oh!
That's a great story.
Back to you, Mo.
Alright, alright, alright.
Celebrity Tell-Alls for $300.
Amanda: Nice.
Oh! Mo.
Who is Prince Harry?
That is the todger in question. Yes.
Okay. Celebrity Tell-Alls for $1,500.
Amanda. Who is my girl, Tiffany Haddish?
It is Tiffany Haddish. Yes. Alright.
I like when I get a friend for an answer.
Alright.
The Harlem Renaissance for $1,200.
Music of the Harlem Renaissance
included the voice of this jazz legend,
who has been portrayed by Diana Ross and Andra Day.
Mo. Who is Billie Holiday?
Right.
Spelled Rong on Purpose for $300.
Kyra.
What is Chick-fil-A? Yes.
Change of "Pace" for $600.
Mo. What is Pack?
Yeah.
A Change of "Pace" for $900.
Amanda. What is face?
Right.
Can I get Welcome to the White House for $600?
Kyra. What is diapers?
You can bring diapers to the White House, yeah.
Welcome to the White House for $300.
Mo. What is December?
Right.
Welcome to the White House for $900.
This NBA championship-winning team
was honored at the White House in 2023.
Steph Curry called the visit "majestic."
Kyra. What is the Knicks?
No.
Who are the Knicks?
Who are the Warriors?
Ken: It is the Warriors. Yes.
The Knicks wish they got a trip to the White House.
[ Laughter ] For sure.
Might be a minute.
What is The Harlem Renaissance for $900?
I mean, can I get The Harlem Renaissance for $900?
You can, and it's a Daily Double.
Ooooooh!
So, this just got a little more interesting, Amanda.
It looked like Mo was running away,
but you can make a game of it here.
Yeah, nah.
[ Laughter ]
I'm going to do a thousand.
Alright, here's your clue.
Oh, this event that began -- the Great Depression.
What is the Great Depression?
Yes, that is correct.
Don't forget your "What is..."
You got $1,000,
and you kept Mo from getting a Harlem Renaissance clue,
which I like. [ Laughs ]
This Masters in African-American studies
is being put to work.
Alright, let's go The Harlem Renaissance for $600.
Kyra. What is ragtime?
No. Mo.
What is jazz?
What is the -- What is -- What is the Jazz Age?
We'll take it. Yes.
Okay.
Spelled Rong on Purpose for $600.
Amanda. What is "Inglourious Basterds"?
Yes.
Spelled Rong on Purpose for $900.
Amanda. What is Velveeta?
No.
Mo. What is Cheez Whiz?
That's the weirdly spelled product, yes. Okay.
Spelled Rong on Purpose for $1,200.
Answer there -- the final Daily Double of the game.
[ Applause ]
You can see the scores, Mo. What'll it be?
I'm going to bet $5,000. Oh, okay.
Here's your clue in Spelled Rong on Purpose.
What -- What is Lyft?
Lyft is right. Yes.
You're at $29,000. Wow.
Okay.
[ Applause ]
Spelled Rong on Purpose for $1,500.
Amanda. What is Dogecoin?
You're right.
Let's get The Harlem Renaissance for $300.
Amanda. What is the NAACP?
Yes.
Let's go to A Change of "Pace" for $1,200.
Mo. What is lace?
That's it.
A Change of "Pace" for $1,500.
Mo. What is pane?
You got it. Alright, okay, yeah.
Welcome to the White House for $1,200.
How do you do a corner kick in an Oval Office?
In 2023, Jason Sudeikis and the cast of this TV series
visited the White House.
Amanda. What is "Ted Lasso"?
That's correct.
And the final clue, Welcome to the White House.
At the White House during AAPI Heritage Month in 2022,
this boy band spoke to the press in English and Korean
about Asian inclusion.
Mo.
What is BTS? Yes.
I had no idea you were such a big K-pop fan, but... Huge.
That takes you to $33,200.
A very impressive score,
thanks to those gutsy Daily Double wagers.
Final Jeopardy! is up now.
Let's see what category we have for you.
Something easy, I hope.
Ooh -- Applied Geometry.
Whaaa?!
I know what I'm wagering.
We'll see how they make their wagers with this one.
The clue in a moment.
♪♪
Zero.
Applied Geometry?
Yeah. Wow.
Our celebrity contestants have made their wagers
based on this category.
Wow -- Applied Geometry.
Here's the clue.
30 seconds. Good luck.
♪♪
We'll begin with Kyra Sedgwick.
You had to swing away in that round because of Mo's big lead.
Let's see what you wrote down.
"What is Pythagorean," maybe? "Pothagriom."
I'm sorry, that's not correct.
You wagered all of it.
It'll drop you down to zero, but you won't stay at zero.
You'll be winning $30,000 for your charity, of course. Nice.
Ken: Amanda Seales was in second place, $11,800.
What did she come up with?
"What are bees?" I don't know.
That is correct. Oh, is it really?!
It's called "The Honeybee Conjecture."
Yes. Ooh!
Yeah!
Ken: Honeybees figured that out long before humans.
So, you're going to add to that $11,800.
You wagered $500. You finish at $12,300.
Mo Rocca had a big, big lead after those Daily Doubles.
What did he write? Did he come up with bees?
Ah, no. "What are bathroom tiles?"
No, I'm sorry.
[ Laughter ]
The wager? At my house...
[ Laughs ]
The wager was $8,000, taking you down to $25,200.
But that is plenty, Mo, to send you
to the "Celebrity Jeopardy!" semifinals.
Well done.
[ Applause ]
And congratulations to Kyra and Amanda,
who each won $30,000 for their charity.
And don't miss "Celebrity Jeopardy!" next time,
when those semifinal games begin.
We'll see you right back here on the Alex Trebek Stage.
Good night.
[ Applause ]
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