From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars."
[ Cheers and applause ]
Introducing tonight's celebrity players.
You know him from the very popular shows "Veep"
and Netflix's "Nobody Wants This."
It's actor and comedian Timothy Simons.
[ Cheers and applause ]
A comedian you know from his years with Conan O'Brien
and most recently as a star on "Dancing with the Stars,"
say hello to Andy Richter.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And she's a journalist, podcaster,
and NFL analyst at ESPN.
Please welcome Mina Kimes.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And now here is your host, Ken Jennings.
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
And welcome back to "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars,"
our new high-stakes tournament featuring 21
of the best players from prime-time seasons past.
Some of them are returning for redemption.
Others are here to defend their titles.
Most of them are trying to avoid Ike Barinholtz, to be honest,
and all of them are competing for the grand prize,
$1 million for charity.
But to do that, they have to win their quarterfinal round first.
And that's just what these three celebs are hoping to do tonight.
Welcome and good luck to Mina Kimes,
Andy Richter and Timothy Simons.
Let's kick off the Jeopardy! round,
shall we, with these categories?
First up, we have...
That's what we're calling it.
Multiple choice here.
Good news for you three.
Why not?
Mina, where do you want to begin?
I'll start with 21st Century Bookshelf
for $400.
Ken: Mina.
What is "Oliver Twist"?
No. Andy.
What is "David Copperfield"?
That's right.
Uh, let's go to Non-coastal America for $300.
Timothy.
Uh, what is, um...
Oh, Lord.
Albuquerque.
Oh, too much time. Mina.
What is Albuquerque?
It was. Tim, just barely missed it.
Time ran out for you. Select again, Mina.
21st Century Bookshelf for $300.
Answer there is a Daily Double, Mina.
First one of the game.
You are temporarily negative,
but you can wager up to $500,
the highest clue value on the board.
I'll do that. Alright.
You'll have a positive $400
if you're right in 21st Century Bookshelf.
What is "Eat, Pray, Love"?
That is the book. Yes.
You're out of the hole
and tied with Andy for the lead.
Alright, let's do Non-coastal America for $400.
[ Beep ]
"What are the Sioux?" Mina, back to you.
Let's do 21st Century Bookshelf for $500.
Mina.
What is "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"?
That's what we call it. Yes.
Let's do Non-coastal America for $500.
Timothy.
What is Nebraska?
That is the record. You're out of the hole as well.
Let's go Hot Sauce, Horror Movie Or Heavy Metal for $100.
Andy. What is hot sauce?
Yeah, she was on hot ones.
Uh, It's Wine O'Clock for $300, please.
Andy.
What is Manischewitz?
Correct.
Uh, It's Wine O'Clock for $400, please.
Mina.
Oh, no. What is yellow tail?
Not yellow tail.
Andy or Timothy?
[ Beep ]
Maybe it's good that you three don't know this, right?
Uh, 2-buck Chuck's government name
is Charles Shaw, it turns out.
"What is Charles Shaw?" Back to you, Andy.
It's Wine O'Clock for $500, please.
Andy.
What is Chianti? You're right.
Uh, let's do It's Wine O'Clock for $200.
Andy. What is rosé?
Rosé all day.
Uh, It's Wine O'Clock for $100.
Timothy. What is Chardonnay?
That's correct.
The bad news is no more wine for you guys.
But, uh, what else we got?
Uh, can I do Hot Sauce, Horror Movie
Or Heavy Metal for $200, please?
Mina.
What is a horror movie?
It is.
Let's do Live, Laugh, Love for $400.
Mina.
What is the Summer of Love? Correct.
Let's do Sports History for $400.
In a 2024 Bills-49ers game,
he became the first-ever NFL QB with passing,
rushing and receiving touchdowns in a single game.
Mina. Who is Josh Allen?
We got a sports clue for you, NFL even.
That's correct.
And it ties you with Andy for the lead.
And it brings us to our first break.
"Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars" will continue after this.
Timothy Simons is an actor and comedian
originally from Readfield, Maine.
And Tim, this is not usually
what "Celebrity Jeopardy!" is for,
but I'm told you have something
you want to get off your chest here today.
Yes, I have written a brief statement.
Okay. Go ahead.
"A few years ago,
I was on the losing side of an egregious judge's call
about the nature of rhyme.
I responded with Bohr's poor,
and it was ruled incorrect because it was not plural.
I didn't then and still do not agree with this decision,
but after discussions with my attorney, spiritual guides,
and multiple therapists,
I have decided to move past the white-hot rage
that burned inside of me
and return to "Celebrity Jeopardy!,"
where I hope to perform with integrity and professionalism,
and I hope that the rest of us can do the same."
Thank you.
Thank you for your time. Thank you.
The category, if I remember right,
was Scientists Rhyme Time,
and we are sticklers at "Jeopardy!"
for a nice exact rhyme.
Oh, I found out.
As no one knows better than you...
Yes. ...Timothy.
And no one who has gone to bed
every single night thinking about it for the last two years.
The good thing is that you're unlikely
to run into scientist Niels Bohr because, you know, he died,
I don't know, 70 or 80 years ago, probably.
So...
I don't know the answer to that.
I would have been fine with the judges calling
me wrong on that one.
He and his poors are not around to trouble you...
No. ...is what I'm saying.
Which charity are you playing for here today?
I'm playing for the Silver Lake Children's Theatre Group.
They are an amazing children's theater company
on the east side of Los Angeles.
They focus on ensemble and community building
and they mostly perform
student-created or student-written work.
Oh, the kids write the plays.
The kids write the plays, and then the kids perform them.
And I actually have two children who are involved.
Uh, my son is in his fourth production,
and my daughter has just recently started
working backstage.
So it's a major, major thing in our household.
You're just funneling some money
so your kid's plays have better scenery.
And I am into that. Absolutely.
And then -- then I don't have to build the sets.
That's the most important thing.
That is a great organization.
Thank you so much, Timothy Simons.
[ Applause ]
Andy Richter is back with us.
Hi, Ken.
Actor, comedian, recovering sidekick
from -- originally from Yorkville, Illinois.
That's correct.
Not your first rodeo here on the Alex Trebek Stage.
No, this is my fourth. Wow.
But it's my first experience with Ken Jennings as host.
It's true. Yeah, yeah.
And you were willing to come back even
though you heard I was going to be here?
Absolutely. No. That made it exciting.
It was a big draw. I love you, Ken.
Oh, I appreciate that. Yeah.
Thank you for being here.
Are you confident about your return to "Celebrity Jeopardy!"?
No, I'm not.
Because you're one of the greats.
I'm -- Well, thank you.
I-I have been doing "Dancing with the Stars,"
and I am...
I have been sick.
And I rehearsed "Dancing" at 7:30 this morning
and then came here to do this.
And so I'm not even sure if I'm pushing the buzzer
or the buzzer is pushing me.
Maybe the dancing will help.
Some innate kind of flamenco rhythm is gonna --
Look at that. Look at that.
You're, like, winning two shows here today.
Yeah. Yeah, sure.
What charity are you playing for, Andy?
I am playing for the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.
And, uh, pretty simple.
Too many hungry people around, and they feed them.
That's great work, Andy.
Thank you for playing for them.
Thanks. Good luck to you.
Mina Kimes is with us as well.
Mina is a writer, a sports analyst
and a former "Celebrity Jeopardy!" semifinalist
from Los Angeles, California.
Tell us about the charity you're playing for, Mina.
Yeah, I'm once again playing
for the SELAH Neighborhood Homeless Coalition,
which is a wonderful nonprofit in L.A., where I live,
that provides vital services to the local homeless population --
food, hygiene kits, transportation to get medical
and housing appointments.
They do incredible work.
You just did something a little bit cool with them.
I want you to talk about it.
Oh, yeah. So I raised $50,000 last time,
and then I was able to double that up auctioning
off custom paintings for people
who could just ask me to paint whatever they wanted.
You're a painter as well.
A lot of dogs as you can see here.
Look at that. A lot of people want their pets.
That's good work.
And then, uh, some football -- some custom football requests.
I think this one person wanted Josh Allen as an actual buffalo.
So it's whatever your heart desires.
And having visualized Josh Allen as a buffalo...
I know! It was crazy!
it was cake to recognize him as a football player...
So glad I did that one. ...in that last clue.
A lot of pressure on you to get the NFL stuff right.
I know, I know, I know.
I don't want to jinx it, but you're doing well so far.
You're tied for the lead with Andy,
and it's your board, Mina. Make a selection.
Um, let's do Hot Sauce,
Horror Movie Or Heavy Metal for $400.
Timothy.
What is hot sauce? Yes.
Uh, Hot Sauce, Horror Movie Or Heavy Metal
for $300.
Mina.
What is heavy metal? Yes.
Okay. Sports History for $300.
Back to Sports.
In a 2025 Aquatics Championships showdown,
she split two races
with almost 10 years younger Canadian Summer McIntosh.
Andy.
Who is Katie Ledecky?
It is.
Um, let's see.
Uh, Non-coastal America for $200.
Just another winter day in the national park west
of Loveland, Colorado, named for these mountains.
Mina.
What are the Rockies? Yes.
Sports History, $500.
Timothy.
What is the VAR, V-A-R?
No. Sorry. No.
Mina or Andy? Mina.
What is Hawk-Eye?
It's called Hawk-Eye. Well done.
Uh, Live, Laugh, Love for $500.
[ Beep ]
Those are the Falls of Minnehaha.
Back to you, Mina.
Live, Laugh, Love, $300.
Mina.
Who is Tyler, The Creator?
Sorry, no.
Andy or Timothy?
I was gonna go with that.
That was my guess as well. No. "Who is Earl Sweatshirt?"
Oh, yeah.
Oh, of course.
We also would have accepted Mr. Sweatshirt.
Oh. Mr. Yeah. Who is Sweatshirt?
Who is or what is sweatshirt?
Back to you, Mina.
Uh, Hot Sauce, Horror Movie Or Heavy Metal for $500.
Andy.
What is horror movie? No.
Oh, really? Timothy.
What is heavy metal?
Yeah, with an "E," it's a heavy-metal band.
Helloween.
Timothy, back to you.
Ooh. Sports History for $100.
In 2025, Rory McIlroy became
the first man since Tiger Woods in 2000
to complete the golf version
of this 4-tournament career triumph.
Timothy.
What is the Grand Slam?
Yeah.
Sports History for $200.
Claiming to be the first college athlete
to sell these 3-part rights in 2021,
Antwan Owens of Jackson State signed with 3 Kings Grooming.
Timothy.
What is name, image and likeness?
Yes.
Uh, Live, Laugh, Love for $100.
Mina.
What are glass houses?
Correct.
Live, Laugh, Love for $200.
Timothy.
What is laughing gas?
Yes.
20th Century Bookshelf for $100.
Andy.
What are Hallows?
Yes.
Uh, Non-coastal America for $100.
Mina. What is a tornado?
Look out for tornadoes. Yes.
The last clue, back to 21st Century Bookshelf.
Timothy.
What are his angels and demons?
That is correct, Timothy.
It pulls you into a tie with Andy for second place.
Mina has the lead, and all of our celebrities
are playing well as we prepare for Double Jeopardy!
You're watching "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars."
Don't go anywhere.
I know. The buzzer.
The buzzer is...
Never heard anyone complain about this.
Ken: You know who complains about the buzzer?
I mean, everybody, but especially celebrities.
Yeah, yeah. They're like...
I thought you were gonna say loser.
[ Laughter ]
Welcome back.
We're playing "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars,"
and it's Double Jeopardy! now.
Here are the categories for our celebs.
Always good advice.
And finally, uh-oh.
But maybe you three love opera.
I don't know. Timothy, you're up first.
Uh, let's go TV Jamming for $200.
Kevin Malone sang and provided sick drum beats
for a couple of cover bands on this sitcom.
Mina.
What is "The Office"? Right.
U.S. History for $800.
Mina.
What is the War Department?
Yes. Department of War.
U.S. History for $600.
A memorial to this battleship
that sank during the attack on Pearl Harbor
was dedicated in 1962.
Andy.
What is the Arizona?
It is.
Uh, U.S. History for $1,000.
In 1980, this Washington volcano erupted,
blowing down 10 million trees
and spewing ash for miles.
Mina.
What is Mount Saint Helens?
Good for $1,000.
Let's do Mknow Your Mnem-- Mnemonics for, uh, $800.
You can say that any way you want.
Andy.
What is Ontario?
Yeah, those are the five Great Lakes.
Uh, let's Mknow Your Mnemonics for $600.
Answer there is a m-daily m-double, Andy.
[ Applause ]
Mina still out in front,
but you could take the lead here.
How much do you want to wager?
Let's make it a true Daily Double.
Okay. Whoa!
Mina: You did it!
Whoa!
Ken: The man is confident about his mnemonics.
$5,600 if you're right, Andy.
Here's your clue.
What is argon?
Sorry. No.
Number two there, He, would be He for helium.
Ahh. "What is helium?"
So you lose $2,800, Andy.
But lots of Jeopardy! left to play.
Alright.
Let's get back into it. What will it be?
Um, let's try Mknow Your Mnemonics for $1,000.
[ Beep ]
"B" for Brighton, but also "B" for Baron.
That's the lowest level. Andy.
Um, let's do Buy Local for $800.
Mina.
What is Cooperstown?
It is. Took me a second.
Uh, let's do TV Jamming for $800.
We're not sure what degree this muppet has.
Dentistry?
But he and the Electric Mayhem
charted on Billboard in 2023.
Andy.
Who is Doctor Teeth?
Yes.
How did you know that?
I'm a big fan.
Um, TV Jamming for $1,000, please.
Elvis' granddaughter, Riley Keough,
fronted The Six,
playing this 1970s rocker on Prime Video.
Mina.
Who is Daisy Jones?
Daisy Jones and The Six, yes.
Let's do Meet the Planets for $800.
[ Beep ]
You missed your chance to say it on national TV.
"What is Uranus?"
Mm.
Uranus. Never wrong.
Back to you, Mina.
Oh, God. Uh...let's...
Kornheiser's gonna be disappointed in you.
I know.
Um, let's do Buy Local for $600.
Timothy.
What is Los Alamos?
That's right.
Very excited about Los Alamos.
Sorry. I'm really excited.
I just went there with my friends who are here,
like, a couple months ago for their wedding.
It was great. I don't need to be saying this.
I'm just excited. Okay.
It did pay off. Alright.
Should I continue with the game Jeopardy!?
At any time. At any time, Timothy.
Can I do Mknow Your Mnemonics for $400, please?
[ Beep ]
What are the two S's of the Zodiac?
Sagittarius and Scorpio.
Back to you, Tim.
Uh, Mknow Your Mn-mn-mn-uh for $200.
Mina. What is species?
Right. God.
Uh, The Dreaded Opera Category for $800.
Answer there is a Daily Double, Mina.
[ Applause ]
Alright.
Now, we don't know how much
you're actually dreading the opera category.
Yeah. A lot.
I don't know anything about opera.
I'll just go $1,500.
Okay. You'll have $7,900 if you're right.
Let's look on the positive.
Here's your clue in The Dreaded Opera Category.
What is Madame Butterfly?
See, you do know your opera.
There you go.
You extend your lead, and you have $7,900
as we come to this break.
"Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars."
We'll be back after this.
You did know it.
Mina: I know, I know, I knew you were gonna judge me for that.
Ken: Timothy.
Now, we know you from "Veep,"
but you're also on "Nobody Wants This" now.
And you can't talk about that
without talking about your show wife,
Jackie Tohn,
who is a Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Star.
Yes! Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Do you guys share notes? Compare "Jeopardy!" notes?
Uh, well, like all good relationships,
you have to have a good relationship with your TV wife.
So we have --
We have talked about strategies.
Uh, you know,
she, uh, she is very happy that she beat Neil deGrasse Tyson.
I think she's going to be saying that till the day that she dies.
I'm smarter than Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Pretty good.
Uh, and mostly we just talk about, like,
the general anxiety attacks about...
about appearing on here.
Like, there's a lot of support,
like, mental-health support between us.
That's great.
And no airing of grievances, I hope.
Those are private. That's none of your business.
Andy Richter. Yes.
We watched you on "Dancing with the Stars."
Now you're here on "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
What's harder? Which of these two shows?
Like, what do you have to prepare for?
Dancing. I don't have to rehearse.
It's four hours a day, seven days a week.
You're not spending four hours a day
learning state capitals?
Cramming for Jeopardy!, no.
Would it kill you?
Well, maybe it would. No. I mean -- No, this --
You know, this is --
I just kind of hope for the best.
Uh, but, like, dancing,
I didn't know anything, so I was starting from scratch.
I don't want to put you on the spot,
but is there anything you could show us here?
Does anybody want to see Andy dance a little?
[ Cheers and applause ]
You do want to put me on the spot.
I guess what I mean is,
I very much want to put you on the spot.
Well, we're doing a salsa,
and this is your basic salsa step.
It's 1, 2, 3.
1, 2, 3.
Andy Richter, everybody.
And of course, on "Dancing with the Stars,"
there's not a big piece of furniture behind you.
That's right. Which makes it easy.
Usually. Generally.
Mina, your friends probably watched you
on "Celebrity Jeopardy!,"
where you did very well.
What was their reaction?
They were disappointed. What?
As disappointed as I was, not in my performance.
Not in the fact that I lost, but the way I lost, which was...
You may have forgotten this.
I was kind of conservative with the lead in the semis,
and it's particularly bad for me
because in my job as an NFL analyst,
I love ragging on coaches for not going for it on fourth down.
I'm always going on TV the next day and be like,
"He turtled up, he was a baby," and then I turtled up
and I was a baby and I was embarrassed by that.
And, yeah, I'm trying to do better.
You're not gonna punt on every Daily Double this time.
I feel like that was sort of a punt,
but I'm scared of the category.
You were correct in Opera, which is impressive.
You have the lead and control of the board right now, Mina.
Pick a category and a dollar amount for us.
Let's do Buy Local for $400.
[ Beep ]
Her dad called her Half Pint.
"Who is Laura Ingalls Wilder?"
Ahh. Ahh.
Back to you, Mina.
Um, Buy Local for $1,000.
Mina.
What is Seneca Falls?
Well done. You add $1,000.
U.S. History for $400.
Timothy.
What is -- What is Atlanta?
Correct.
Uh, U.S. History for $200.
Andy.
What is Plymouth Rock?
Yes.
Uh, let's go with The Dreaded Opera Category for $1,000.
Back to Opera.
Mina.
What is Memphis?
Right.
TV Jamming for $600.
Timothy.
Who are the Blues Brothers? Right.
TV Jamming for $400.
It's not Boyz II Men, but rather Boyz 4 Now
that's the fave group of Tina Belcher on this show.
Timothy.
What is Bob's Burgers?
Right.
Uh, The Dreaded Opera Category for $600.
Andy.
Who is William Tell?
That's the man and the opera.
The Dreaded Opera Category for $400.
Andy.
Who is Porgy?
You got it.
Uh, Dreaded Opera for $200.
We'll finish it off with this.
Andy.
What is a flute? Yes.
You guys went five for five in Opera.
Very nice.
Um, let's do Meet the Planets for $600.
Mina.
Who is Goldilocks?
Yes.
Uh, Meet the Planets for $400.
Andy.
What is Saturn?
Good.
Um, let's do Meet the Planets for $1,000.
Jupiter is speckled with a great storm known
by this colorful name.
It's been continuously observed since 1878.
Mina.
What is the red eye?
No. Andy or Timothy?
[ Beep ]
So close, Mina. But it's the great red spot.
Back to you, Andy.
Uh, Buy Local for $200, please.
Andy.
What is Hershey? That's right.
And we'll finish Meet the Planets.
Mina.
What is Jupiter? No.
Timothy.
What is Mars?
Mars is the god of war, yes.
That puts Timothy in second place.
Mina's got a pretty good lead.
But this is not over yet
because we have Triple Jeopardy! yet to play, folks.
And it's coming up after this break.
You're watching "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars."
Ken: Welcome back to what is still anybody's game,
because there's so much cash and three Daily Doubles on the board
in Triple Jeopardy!
Let's reveal the new categories.
Here each response will be the last name of a movie director.
Ooh, Andy.
But don't be too freaked out.
These are just responses
that come slightly after the word "Grave" in the dictionary.
Ken: Not as spooky as it sounds.
Andy, you're up first.
Let's go with, uh, Capital Letters for $900.
Hola, Papa.
I went to La Casa Rosada or Pink House in this city
and imagined Eva Perón
giving a 1940 speech on the balcony.
Andy.
Uh, what is Buenos Aires?
Correct.
Um, Capital Letters for $1,200, please.
Answer -- a Daily Double, Andy.
You've made your way back from the earlier miss.
In fact, you just moved into second place.
Um, I'm gonna do, uh, $1,700, please.
Okay.
You'll have $5,400 if you're correct in Capital Letters.
What is Berlin? Oh, wait. No, wait.
No. I'm sorry, Andy.
We needed the gate.
Oh. The Brandenburg gate.
This sole remaining city gate.
What is the Brandenburg gate?
It is the Brandenburg, I'm afraid.
Oh, man. I keep shooting myself in the foot.
But this time, you only lost $1,700.
That's true. And it's still your board.
Okay, uh, Capital Letters for $1,500, please.
Andy.
What is Helsinki?
Correct.
Uh, Capital Letters, $600.
Timothy.
What is Ottawa?
Yes.
Uh, Director's Cut for $900.
Timothy.
What is Villeneuve?
Yes.
Director's Cut for $1,200.
Answer there --
a Daily Double for you this time, Timothy.
And you have enough capital right now
that you could move into first place
if you wager big here.
I'm gonna go $1,500.
Okay. For $6,600 then,
here's your clue in Director's Cut.
Who is Peter Berg?
Sorry. No, the speech is a spiel.
"What is Spielberg?"
Oh, shoot.
So you drop down a little bit, too.
I thought it was first name, last name.
Good news for Mina that you two found
the Daily Doubles there.
It was a good guess. Alright. Thank you.
You're just trying to make me feel better,
and I appreciate it.
I absolutely am, yes. Alright.
I don't want to be on the receiving end
of one of your little, uh, reconciliation speeches.
I have a brief written statement for Ken Jennings.
It's still your board, Timothy.
Oh, it is. Okay. Director's Cut for $1,500.
Timothy.
Who is Linklater?
Yes. Link plus later.
Very nice. Director's Cut for $600.
Mina. What is Singleton?
John Singleton is right.
Uh, Mommy Daddy Read It Again for $1,200.
Timothy.
Alexander. Who is Alexander?
Correct.
Uh, Mommy Daddy Read It Again for $1,500.
Answer -- a Daily Double for you, Timothy.
Mina: Killing ya.
Ken: Believe it or not, this is an opportunity.
You can once again move into first place here.
But you got to be correct.
Mommy Daddy Read It Again.
What do you want --
Again, that sounds like -- That sounds pointed.
No.
I don't want to sound like I'm pressuring you
to make a big wager.
You can wager any amount you want.
I'm gonna...
I don't have a lot of confidence in this,
so I'm just gonna go, like I'm gonna go $1,000.
Okay. Just $1,000 at stake
in Mommy Daddy Read It Again.
Who is -- Who -- "I like when you look at me..."
Who is, uh, the little boy who went to space
and had a great time?
Uh, no. I'm sorry. No?
No. You're close.
The little prince.
Oh. The little prince.
He had a great time, too.
Can we get a judges' call on that one?
No?
Alright.
Can we go to Mommy Daddy Read It Again for $900?
Mina.
What is Brooklyn? Yes.
Entourage Members for $900.
Andy.
What is publicist?
Right.
From Beyond the Grave for $1,200.
Timothy.
What is grazing?
Yes.
From Beyond the Grave for $900.
Mina.
What is gravity?
That's correct.
Um, From Beyond the Grave for $600.
Mina.
What is gray matter?
Gray matter. Yes.
Let's do Entourage Members for $600.
On "Entourage,"
Ari and Eric had these two jobs for Vinnie.
Both focused on his career but often butting heads.
Timothy.
What are agent and manager?
Yes.
Uh, Entourage Members for $1,200.
In rhyme, of course,
Muhammad Ali summed up the duties
of his brother Rahaman as jivin' and this.
Where to now?
Mina. What is driving?
Jivin' and drivin'. Yeah.
From Beyond the Grave for $1,500.
Mina.
What is gravlax?
$1,500 for you.
Let's do Capital Letters for $300.
Margot, ma chèr.
Paris was a dream seeing the Musée d'Orsay
and Hotel de Ville while cruising on this river.
C'est magnifique.
Andy.
What is the Seine?
Right.
Uh, Entourage Members for $1,500, please.
Mina.
What is a body man? Correct.
Mommy Daddy Read It Again for $600.
I want this book about a boy
who draws his own surroundings again.
And I want to see the movie from Sony Pictures.
Andy.
What is "Harold and the Purple Crayon"?
Yes.
Uh, Check Out My Dance Moves for $900.
This is just for you, Andy.
Mina.
What is stinky?
Stinky leg. Yes.
Uh, From Beyond the Grave for $300.
Timothy.
What is gravy?
That's it.
Check Out My Dance Moves for $1,200.
Mina.
What is the Cupid Shuffle?
No. Timothy.
What is the Electric Slide?
Also incorrect.
What? Andy?
Andy's gonna sit on his dance knowledge here.
What is the Cha Cha Slide?
Ohh.
You were close, Timothy. Select again.
Uh, Check Out My Dance Moves for $1,500.
Timothy.
Who is Chappell Roan? Yeah.
Entourage Members for $300.
[ Beep ]
What is a gopher?
But with an "F."
Back to you, Tim.
Uh, Check Out My Dance Moves for $600.
Mina.
What is Carlton?
The Carlton dance. Yeah.
Uh, Mommy Daddy Read It Again for $300.
Mina.
Who was Curious George? Yes.
Director's Cut, $300.
Andy.
Eastwood. Who is Eastwood?
Yes. Here's the final clue.
Like a lawn fixture,
oscillate to the beat when performing
this dance move seen here. Timothy.
What is the sprinkler?
That's the sprinkler. That's right.
You have $8,000.
But look at that lead. Mina Kimes has $17,100.
Here's your Final Jeopardy! Category, players.
Historic Defendants.
Make your wagers based on that during the break,
and then we'll come back with the clue.
We wind up tonight's game of "Celebrity Jeopardy!
All-Stars" with Final Jeopardy!
And our category tonight is Historic Defendants.
Here's the clue.
You have 30 seconds, players. Good luck.
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We'll start in the middle with Andy Richter.
$5,600 coming into Final Jeopardy!
and wrote down a response quickly.
He wrote down, "What is witchcraft?"
Yes, she had been convicted at the Salem witch trials.
I believe the last one to have her record cleared.
What did you wager, Andy? Almost everything.
You will nearly double up. You now have $11,199.
Timothy Simons was in second place with $8,000.
And, boy, he was writing another letter of grievance.
That was a long response.
Let's see what you got, Timothy.
"What is the Tea party?" Throwing all that tea away.
That should be a crime.
Unfortunately, we know now it's not the Boston Tea Party.
What did you wager?
All of it.
So you go down to zero, I'm afraid.
Mina Kimes cannot be caught here.
$17,100.
Did she know it was witchcraft?
She's right. What did you bet?
Didn't have to bet a penny.
With $17,100,
Mina Kimes, you've just advanced
to the "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars" semifinals.
Congratulations.
$30,000, Andy and Tim,
for each of your charities.
Thank you so much for coming back.
Thank you. That game was a lot of fun.
Mina, congratulations.
Congratulations, Mina. That's great. Thank you so much.
Great job. Thank you guys.
Thank you for being with us tonight
on "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars."
We'll see you next time.
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That was a well-played game.
Whew.
Now, Mina, you caught some lucky breaks in later rounds
where the Daily Doubles were tough
and you didn't have the misfortune of finding them.
I know. I was almost relieved to not have to, like, bet
because I got so nervous about it.
But it wasn't just Daily Doubles.
Andy, you and Tim both had 22 correct responses in that game,
which is very impressive.
But Mina had 31.
Like, that is a great game.
Mina, congratulations.
A lot of those were kind of the harder stuff on the board.
You know, the Seneca Falls convention.
How about gravlax?
How do you know your, uh, your world grind fishes?
Ikea.
From Ikea.
I've been there. Yeah.
Well done with your first win.
We will see you in the semifinals.
Thanks for being here, everybody.
That was a very fun game.