Previously on "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars"...
Ken: Coming into Final Jeopardy!,
Katie Nolan's in third, with $5,100.
She wrote down...
Alexa.
And she's correct.
Okay, you didn't wager a thing.
So you still have $5,100.
Mina Kimes was in second place.
Ah, she guessed Claude.
How much did you risk?
Another small wager.
Lisa Ann Walter had the lead
coming into Final Jeopardy!
"What is Babylon?"
No. How much did you risk?
Oh. A big wager.
And, Mina Kimes,
you just came from behind and you're going
to the "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars" final.
Congratulations!
The wager paid off.
That was close.
You've made it to the semifinals twice. Right.
Is that good enough for you?
It's not good enough for me, Ken.
You want to get to the finals this time, right?
I really do.
Getaways for $900.
Answer -- Daily Double.
Who's Mary, Queen of Scots?
Mary, Queen of Scots is correct.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Steven Weber -- hard to catch today.
He's correct in Final.
At long last, you are a "Celebrity Jeopardy" finalist.
Congratulations.
I've talked to many a "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Star"
and your name comes up a lot. Okay.
They don't want to play you, Ike.
Or they know you, and they got tips from you.
I wish Patton would have called
because I would have given him bad advice.
Supreme Court Justices for $1,200, please.
You went back, and you found the Daily Double.
Let's make it a true Daily Double.
Ken: Okay. Yes. Yes.
Who is Taft?
William Howard Taft. Yes.
You finish with $23,500 --
a big lead after the way the Daily Double shook out.
And we will see you in the finals
to face Steven Weber and Mina Kimes.
What a great game.
♪♪
From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios,
this is the finals
of "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars."
[ Cheers and applause ]
Please welcome tonight's celebrity finalists.
She's a journalist, podcaster, and NFL analyst at ESPN.
Please welcome Mina Kimes.
[ Cheers and applause ]
You know him as Brian Hackett on "Wings"
and currently as Dr. Archer on "Chicago Med."
It's Steven Weber.
And he's an actor, writer, and director
who stars in the Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning series
"The Studio."
It's Ike Barinholtz.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And now here is your host --
Ken Jennings!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you, folks.
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
And welcome to the culmination
of this first-ever "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars."
Throughout this tournament,
we have seen some incredible gameplay by some
of the brightest celebs ever to take this stage.
And now only three remain.
At the end of tonight's show,
we will know which of these three --
Ike, Steven, or Mina --
will be walking away with massive bragging rights,
the "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars" trophy,
and most importantly, $1 million for their charity.
I can't wait to see what happens.
Good luck to all three of you.
Let's get right into the game with these categories
in "Jeopardy!" round.
First up...
I've been wondering...
We have -- mm-- State Fair Food Options.
Ike, start the finals off for us.
You Been Workin' Out? for $100.
Ken: Steven. What's the breaststroke?
Right. You're on the board.
Laughing at Cartoons for $300, please.
[ Chuckles ]
[ Beep ]
That's a quote from "Rick and Morty."
Ah. Back to you, Steven.
Uh, let's not do that anymore.
Uh, Books Owned by Authors for $200.
Steven.
What's the Civil War?
Yes.
Books Owned by Authors for $300.
Answer... is a Daily Double.
-Hey. -Wow.
Mina: Already.
You found it very early, Steven,
with 300 bucks to your name, but you can wager up to $500.
Uh, I'll do $500, Ken.
All right. Taking the big swing.
Going for $800 if you're right, Steven.
Here's your clue. Books Owned by Authors.
Hmm.
Um...
Um...oh, God.
Who is, um, the evolution guy?
Who's the evolution guy?
No, I'm sorry. Not the evolution guy.
It was the "Moby Dick" guy.
Ah!
Herman Melville. Herman Melville. That is...
So you're in the hole, but just momentarily, Steven.
Select again.
Okay. Uh, Authors for $400, please.
Ike.
Who is Audubon?
No.
-Oh. -Oh.
Steven or Mina? No. I-I would have guessed wrong.
Ike: Oh. To Jean Clemens, his daughter,
because it was Mark Twain. Oh!
Clemens. Samuel Clemens himself.
Back to you, Steven.
Steven: All right, Authors for $500.
What a start.
Mina.
Who is Faulkner?
That's correct for $500.
Don't Desert Me, Baby for $400.
Mina.
What is Mongolia?
Right again.
Don't Desert Me, Baby for $500.
Ike.
What is the Sahara?
No.
Steven or Mina?
Steven.
What's the Gobi?
Also not the Gobi. Darn.
Mina?
Maybe not gonna try it.
That peninsula and the desert are the Arabian.
-Oh. -The Arabian Desert.
What's the Arabian Desert, Ken?
Too little, too late, Steven.
Right. Back to you, Mina.
Don't Desert Me, Baby for $300.
"Rock art more than 7,000 years old,
showing giraffes and other animals hints
that this largest hot desert used to be green."
Ike. What is the Sahara?
Now the Sahara.
Uh, You Been Workin' Out? for $200, please.
Mina.
What is Peloton?
Peloton also has a rowing machine.
Let's do State Fair Food Options for $300.
Let's go to the fair.
"Arkansas jazzed up pickles by mixing in this drink
that comes in packets.
And all we can say is, 'Oh, yeah!'"
Mina. What is Kool-Aid?
Right.
"Sounds Like Fun" for $400.
Steven.
Oh, what's a fun Hun?
Yeah. That's right. "What is a Hun?"
These are words that -- words that sound like "fun"... Oh, Hun. Okay.
...rhyme with "fun." All right. Sorry.
Uh, okay. Sounds Like Fun for $500.
Steven.
Who is Donne?
John Donne is right.
Fun for $300.
Ike.
What is anyone?
"Anyone? Anyone?"
Uh, Laughing at Cartoons for $500, please.
Back to the cartoons.
[ Beep ]
Mm. You need to watch a little more "SpongeBob."
Who is Plankton?
Mina's in the lead right now. Steven's come back from the red.
Ike will be doing it shortly.
We need to take a break,
but "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars"
will continue after this.
Steven: Oh! Ike: Not great.
Ohh! Not great right now.
Ah! I'll tell you that much.
Okay. Not great.
I'll wait for Quadruple Jeopardy!
coming up. Yes.
Can we have quadruple this? That's right.
Football fans, I know, will recognize Mina Kimes,
a writer and analyst from right here in L.A.
You're coming off an impressive comeback win
over Lisa Ann Walter.
That must have been thrilling.
I feel like I'm still not over it. Man.
You're -- You're still recovering.
Still bouncing back, but it was great.
But in that same game,
you also got to show us your artistic skills.
You showed us some of your work.
Do you have any new work to show off?
I do, yes. We -- We talked about how I do
these paintings for my charity. Yes.
And I did bring one for you.
Oh, wow. Look at that.
It's not -- It's just a hobby. I'm not great at it, but...
No, that's amazing! It is for you.
Is that actually for me? I didn't know if I should give it to you.
Yeah, it is for you. Yeah. I love that.
We never get prop comedy here.
Now I'm -- Now I'm awkwardly carrying something for the rest
of the segment, but...
I'm working the ref.
...this is so great, Mina.
Thank you.
Tell me about the charity you're playing for here in the finals.
Yeah. So it's SELAH,
which is a nonprofit based in Los Angeles,
where I live, that serves the local homeless population,
providing resources like food, hygiene kits, transportation.
There are a lot of federal cuts
right now to long-term housing solutions,
so their work is more essential than ever.
And I imagine they could do a lot of that work
with $1 million, right?
A lot. Yeah.
Um, just food budget, helping to get transportation vehicles,
so many amazing things.
So I'm really excited to be playing for them.
That's great. What a great cause.
Thank you, Mina. [ Applause ]
Steven Weber is with us, as well.
An actor originally from Queens.
This is your third time playing "Celebrity Jeopardy!"
You're kind of the wily veteran here, Steven. Mina: Mm.
I am the wily veteran.
And I-I brought you one of my old personal rings, Ken,
that I-I really would like you to have.
Maybe later.
Yeah. Everybody has to bring a gift now.
This is a new... That's right. You're like the teacher.
...new "Jeopardy!" tradition.
This is your first time making the finals... Yeah.
...in your long "Celebrity Jeopardy!" career.
That's right.
Did you do anything different this time to prepare
now that the -- the pressure is growing?
Well, I watched your entire run.
I watched Holzhauer's run,
I-I watched Mattea's run.
I steeped myself in all your -- you know, your tactics
and all your behavior. Mm.
You've aged reasonably well. So, listen...
I thought you were just gonna stop there --
"You've aged." You -- You've aged.
You've aged.
And, uh, i-it's just been a blast.
I've just been trying to stay calm and cool
and collected and that's it.
So you've been steeping yourself in "Jeopardy!" history.
I love it. I have. I have been.
Remind us about what organization you're playing for.
So I'm playing for New Directions for Veterans,
which is a great organization centered in Los Angeles.
It helps our returning veterans with, you know,
housing and medical issues and, um, employment.
And it's -- it's great that,
uh, I feel like I'm helping to give back to our --
so many people that have sacrificed so much for us.
That's wonderful. Like, who -- who is more deserving? Thank you.
That's right. That's right. Thank you.
Wonderful. Thank you.
Good luck to you, Steven. Thank you, sir.
Ike Barinholtz is back after one... Ike: Sure.
...of the most intense "Jeopardy!" games
of any kind that I've ever seen against Patton Oswalt.
It was a runaway in your favor.
But, boy, those scores
were bouncing all over the place, Ike.
How did that feel?
It was very, very, very narrow.
Patton is such a great player, and just one guess
the other way, and I think that's a very different game.
Patton came into that game
with a lot of "Celebrity Jeopardy!" records,
which you then beat.
You surpassed his record for most correct responses
in a "Celebrity Jeopardy!" game.
You had the biggest Daily Double of the season.
Wow. What is your secret?
Ike, you're a great player.
I watch a lot of "Jeopardy!" And I listen to you,
to your voice, to try to get my timing on the buzzer.
In fact, I have your voice
playing throughout my home kind of 24/7.
That's... And it's driving my family crazy.
Uh, but you get a lot of play at our house.
That's like a "Black Mirror" episode.
That sounds -- That sounds dystopian, honestly.
Yeah, it's really messed up. Really messed up.
Well, I apologize to your family.
No, they love you. But I hope it helps.
I used to do the same thing with Alex's voice. Yes.
I mean, you just think about the voice.
Specific rhythms.
What's your charity again, Ike?
I'm playing for the Noonan Syndrome Foundation.
Noonan's is a genetic disorder that affects children,
including my nephew Dezi.
And federal funding has kind of bottomed out.
So I'm looking to raise awareness,
but more -- more importantly, money.
$1 million of money.
That would be a big deal for the Noonan Syndrome Foundation? That changes...
everything for them, $1 million. And there -- Just there,
they can do so much work with that.
All right. Well, good luck to you, as well.
Thank you.
Ike, you gave us the last correct response.
Blll! Let's get you out of the hole.
Make a selection for us.
State Fair Food Options, for $500, please, Ken.
Steven.
What's a tarantula?
No.
Ike or Mina?
[ Beep ]
That's the story of the frog and the scorpion.
-Oh! -"You knew I was a scorpion."
Yeah. Yeah, "You knew I was a scorpion."
Back to you, Ike.
State Fair Food Options for $400, please.
Ike.
What is Krispy Kreme?
You got it.
You Been Workin' Out? for $500.
Ike.
What is a 5K?
New record in the 5K.
You Been Workin' Out? for $400, please.
[ Beep ]
The mega gym in "Dodgeball" is Globo Gym.
Globo Gym. I got you. Ike.
Sounds Like Fun for $200, please.
Ike.
What is none?
They had none.
Sounds Like Fun for $100.
Mina.
What is a ton?
Correct.
You Been Workin' Out? for $300.
"This discipline, seen here, has evolved from a martial art
to a more placid way of maintaining health."
Ike.
What is Tai Chi?
It is.
Books Owned by Authors for $100, please.
Ike.
Who is Stephen King?
Yes.
State Fair Food Options for $200, please.
Ike.
What is a corn dog?
Yeah.
State Fair Food Options for $100, please.
Ike.
What is Wisconsin?
Yeah, it's called the Cheesehead.
Buh-buh-buh-buh. Laughing at Cartoons for $400, please.
Mina.
What is "BoJack Horseman"?
That's the show.
Don't Dessert -- Desert Me, Baby for $200.
[ Beep ]
That desert is the Mojave.
Back to you, Mina.
Desert for $100.
Mina.
What is a cactus?
That's right.
Laughing at Cartoons, $200.
Ike.
Who is Homer Simpson?
You got it.
And b-bring it.
One more clue from Laughing at Cartoons.
Mina.
Who is Cartman?
It is Cartman from "South Park."
That means you will have the lead, Mina,
at the end of the "Jeopardy!" round
with $2,100. Ike, not far behind.
Steven, you'll have a chance to turn that around
when you select first in Double Jeopardy!,
coming your way right after this break.
Yeah, Cartman. Cartman. Oh!
You're fast. Oh!
It was right there! I wanted to get that part. You are very fast.
Ken: With no less than $1 million at stake,
we move into Double Jeopardy! now.
Two Daily Doubles this time.
Six new categories for our stars.
They are -- first...
With one "T."
Steven, what appeals to you up there?
Steven: Lend Me a Jazz Hand for $600, please.
Ken: Trying out the jazz.
Steven.
Who is Billie Holiday?
It is.
Jazz Hand for $1,000, please.
Mina.
What is "Yenta"?
No.
Ike or Steven? Oh, God.
Classic song from Louis Armstrong in that movie --
"Hello, Dolly!"
-Of course. Of course. -Yes.
Steven, select.
Yes. Jazz for $800, please.
"Terence Blanchard blew some jazz for the alligator
in this Disney film set in New Orleans."
Ike.
Oh, God! I was thinking of the wrong thing. Oh, my God.
Out of time.
What is "The Princess and the Frog?"
Back to you, Steven.
Uh, They Had Charisma --
I must be up there -- for $600, please.
Looking for Steven Weber here.
Mina.
Who is Teddy Roosevelt?
That's right.
I'm Thesaurus Famous for $800.
[ Beep ] Who is Einstein?
Come on, Einstein! You guys knew that.
It was just, like, obvious. We're afraid.
Back to you, Mina.
Um... Designing Women for $800.
Mina. What is J.Crew?
Correct.
The Pit for $800.
Mina. What is copper?
Right again.
From Ye Olde English for $800.
Steven. What's twixt?
Yes, we'll take that. Betwixt.
Betwixt. Right. Okay. Betwixt.
Ye Olde English for $1,000, please.
Steven. What's brimstone?
A rain of fire and brimstone. Very good.
English for $600.
Steven.
What's heretofore? No.
Aah! Ike or Mina?
Oh, damn it!
[ Beep ] What is hither and thither?
Right. Steven, still your board.
Uh... English for $400.
Steven. What's quench?
Quench is right.
Well done. Wow, that was good.
Ye Olde English for $200, please.
One more of these.
Ike. What are gallows?
Gallows humor. That's right.
They Had Charisma for $1,000, please.
A charismatic figure in Canadian history,
Louis Riel was a leader of the Métis people
who negotiated to create this province.
Ike. What is Saskatchewan?
No. Aah!
Mina. What is Manitoba?
It's Manitoba. Well done.
Ah, Manitoba! Manitoba!
[ Laughter ]
Uh... Not good.
[ Laughter ]
Designing Women for $1,000.
The double "T" logo of her eponymous luxury brand
was inspired by the geometry of Moroccan architecture.
Ike. Who is Tory Burch?
That's right.
They Had Charisma for $800, please.
The Islamic leader known as the Mahdi led forces
that took this Sudanese city
and killed British Commander Gordon in 1885.
Ike. What is Darfur?
No. Steven or Mina?
[Whispering] I think I know what it is.
[ Beep ] Still the capital of Sudan today.
Khartoum. Khartoum.
Mina's in the lead
midway through the Double Jeopardy! round.
You three can put your buzzers down for a moment
because we need to take a break.
But "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars"
will continue after this.
[ Applause ]
Mina, congratulations on making the finals.
You've had a little bit of time to prepare for this
return to the Alex Trebek Stage. What have you been doing?
How have you been preparing?
So, a couple things. Okay.
One, after my last run, a soccer editor at ESPN
who was a winner in 2023 named James Tyler,
reached out to me and asked
if I ever wanted to train, basically.
Turns out him and a bunch of other
former winners play together,
and so they invited me to play with them.
Um, Jesse, Michael, Kevin... Like, they just play kind of...
Yeah, they play old "Jeopardy!" games remotely via Zoom. Oh!
So I've been practicing with them.
They're lovely. And then the other thing is,
um, my agent, Mike, was like,
"Well, I represent James Holzhauer
if you ever want to talk to him."
Wow. Oh!
Got Holz. So I actually connected with him a little bit
and he gave me some buzzer advice
that I will not be sharing, so...
[ Laughter ]
Shout-out James.
You've gone to great lengths, I think,
to work on your buzzer technique, right?
Yeah. I also bought a buzzer.
You bought a buzzer? You bought a buzzer?
It's different! Loser.
James gave me... James hooked it up.
It's not... It's a little different.
The mechanics are different.
But it's like a practice buzzer he recommended.
This is embarrassing now if I lose,
the amount of preparation that I've done.
I've been using a tennis ball.
The buzzer is what, like, killed me
or made me so angry last time, so I wanted to get better at it.
I mean, buzzer is just very tricky.
It is tricky. Do you feel like it worked?
Did any of this practice pay off for you?
It looks like it. Doing okay.
It still is very early. Oh! Scoreboard, Ken!
Scoreboard! No! Too early! Take that back.
Edit it out. Um, yeah, I feel okay.
You are playing well today, Mina.
I will say that.
Steven Weber.
Yeah.
[ Laughter ]
You've been on "Celebrity Jeopardy!" a few times,
we mentioned, the first time with Alex Trebek hosting.
That's right. Back in the day.
Wow! That's right. A long time ago.
And you've actually had some experience with Alex
off the "Jeopardy!" stage, too. Right.
So, years later, I was playing in a poker game,
which had some cool people in it,
and I was seated next to Alex Trebek at this game.
And, uh, he was there just trying to relax
and trying to detox,
which clearly you need to do from this job.
And, uh, I won a hand, and I couldn't resist,
and I said, uh,
"What is a full house?"
and I showed it to him.
And he very wryly looked at me and he said,
"Clever." [ Laughter ]
That was about it.
Did you realize in that moment that maybe
Alex had heard that joke before?
It clearly hadn't occurred to me.
But he was a lovely guy. I was thrilled.
Well, that sounds like fun.
Like, I'm glad you had that experience.
Thank you.
And that you won. You had a full house.
I had a full house.
I hope I never play poker with you, though.
[ Laughs ] I'm a terrible poker player.
Let's play!
You definitely want to play with me.
Ike is back. Yes, sir.
All "Celebrity Jeopardy!" champions now are invited
to the Tournament of Champions... Yes.
...to play against, like, for-real,
honest-to-gosh, "Jeopardy!" champs.
Ray Lalonde, anyone?
You played against Ray Lalonde, an 11-game winner. Melissa...
Yeah. 13, I thought. A 13-game winner.
Well done.
Of all the players who have come back,
the "Celebrity Jeopardy!" players
who have come back to the Tournament of Champions,
you're the one who has done the best.
You have won a game,
and I believe you were like a clue away from making the final.
It was 50/50, and I picked the wrong one.
And the good news is I only think about it
like four or five times a day.
[ Laughter ]' So, that's good.
But you did win your first game in that tournament.
How did that feel? That was truly...
Uh, I have three children,
and it was better than the birth
of two of them. [ Laughter ]
Uh, but no, it was amazing. My parents were right there.
And I remember you, hearing your voice.
You were like, "Do you know Ovid?
Oh! You do!"
And it was really like, oh, wow, this is happening.
I hope I didn't sound too surprised.
A little bit, but it's good. [ Laughter ]
And it must have been very powerful
for celebrities watching that, like, you know,
some representation, like finally, vindication. It matters.
A celebrity... We're not all idiots.
...is doing well on "Jeopardy!"
Did you get a lot of phone calls?
A lot of emails? I got a lot.
And I always tell people -- rest assured,
I am an idiot.
I just know a couple things of trivia. That's it.
Well, you need to stage a little bit of a comeback here, Ike.
You have command of the board, but you're in third place.
Ooh! Select.
Uh...what about...
They Had Charisma for $400, please.
His influence went far beyond the less than a year
he served on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
Steven.
Who's Harvey Milk? It is.
Charisma for $200.
Ike. Who is Elizabeth?
Yes.
Uh, The Pit for $1,000, please.
Answer -- a Daily Double for you.
Steven: Uh-oh! Mina: Yeah!
Uh-oh! What is The Pit?
I don't even know what the category is.
Ken: You can wager up to $1,000 here.
$1,000, please.
Ken: Alright. Going for $1,500 if he's right.
Here is your clue, Ike, in The Pit.
Uh, what is Mexico?
What is the Gulf of Mexico? No. I'm sorry.
The Yucatán is the Mexican peninsula.
Oh! Gotcha.
It is in Mexico, but we needed the peninsula.
So you've got some ground to make up.
I do. I'll take I'm Thesaurus Famous
for $1,000, please.
This American's name is used of anyone
who gets out of a tough spot.
Ike. Who is Houdini?
That's right. You're out of the hole.
I'm Thesaurus Famous for $600, please.
The answer there -- the other Daily Double!
Come on!
[ Applause ]
Once again, you're at $500, Ike.
Once again, you can wager up to $1,000.
$1,000, please. We're gonna run it back.
Here's your clue in I'm Thesaurus Famous.
Uh...
What is Frankenstein?
This time, you're right, yes.
Whoo! Taking you to $1,500.
[ Applause ]
Uh, let's do Thesaurus for $400, please.
Mina.
[ Laughs ] Who is John Hancock?
That's right.
Uh, Designing Women for $600.
This Belgian-born designer launched
her eponymous label in 1970.
Her iconic wrap dress came four years later.
Mina.
Who is Diane von Furstenberg?
That's right.
Designing Women for $400.
Ike. Who is Vera Wang?
That's correct.
Uh, Thesaurus Famous for $200, please.
Steven. Who is Scrooge?
Yes.
Uh, The Pit for $600.
Ike. What is Siberia?
You got it.
Pit for $400, please.
Mina.
What is La Brea tar pits?
Correct.
Designing Women for $200.
Mina.
Who are the Olsen twins?
That's right.
The Pit for $200.
Ike. What are bats?
That's right.
Uh, Jazz for $400, please.
What? [ Beep ]
It's called "The Book of Boba Fett."
I thought you were jazz fans!
Yeah, but, uh, you know...
No, it was a Boba Fett clue.
One more clue in Lend Me A Jazz Hand.
Bring it.
Steven. Who's Frank Sinatra?
Sinatra is right.
That pulls you even with Ike in second place.
Even with Ike!
But Mina still has the lead
at the end of the Double Jeopardy! round.
Triple Jeopardy! is up next.
As you know, three Daily Doubles.
Stay tuned. We'll be right back.
[ Applause ]
It is anybody's game as our finalists move
into the very rarefied air of Triple Jeopardy!
Here are the categories, players.
Why not? Hit me with your best Stephen Fry.
Steven Weber, you're up first.
Uh, let's go to the obvious.
Hollywood Analogies for $600, please.
Ike. What is "Male Gigolo"?
He is a male gigolo.
Hollywood Analogies for $1,500, please.
Ike. Who is Ryan Coogler?
Right again.
Hollywood Analogies for $1,200, please.
Ike. Who is Tippi Hedren?
No, I'm sorry.
Mina. Who is Dakota Johnson?
Ohhh! That's correct. Judy is Liza's mom.
Wrong direction, Ike. Back to you, Mina.
Um, Big Old Cities for $1,200.
The iconic Red Fort stands in Shahjahanabad,
the old part of the city near this new one, a world capital.
[ Beep ] New Delhi is the world capital.
Mina. Too late.
Uh, Book Club Books for $1,200.
Mina. What is "The First Wives Club"?
Right.
Uh, Big Old Cities for $1,500.
[ Beep ] Nobody wants to try.
It's in Granada.
Mina.
Book Club Books for $1,500.
Mina. Who is Sookie Stackhouse?
That's correct for $1,500.
Um, let's do On Garden for $1,200.
Answer there is a Daily Double, Mina.
[ Applause ]
Very interesting situation for you.
There are still Daily Doubles to play,
but you have a big lead.
What do you want to wager?
Ah, let's do $3,000.
Alright. Going for $12,800 if Mina's right.
Here's her clue in On Garden.
Oh, snap.
What is the...
ziggurat?
Sorry. No.
The Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Right. Garden. Duh! One of the Seven Wonders.
But you only lose $3,000. You're still in the lead, Mina.
Okay. Book Club Books for $900.
Mina. What is "Fight Club"?
Right.
Say It Like A Brit for $1,200.
Steven. What's an upper lip?
That's right.
Uh, Brit for $1,500.
[ Beep ]
In British pubs, they say,
"Time, gentlemen, please."
Steven.
Uh, Like A Brit for $900.
Mina. What is keep calm and carry on?
[British accent] Quite right.
[ Laughter ] Nice.
Well, if you guys aren't gonna try the Steven Fry...
I'm not gonna. They're the actors. ...I'll give it a swing.
Big Old Cities for $900.
Answer there...
Ike: Oh, boy. Steven: Aah!
Another Daily Double for you, Mina.
Oh, no.
Do you feel any better about the category here?
Big Old Cities.
Um...
$2,400. Alright.
Going for an even $11,000 if you're right.
Here's your clue.
What is New Amsterdam?
This time, you got it. Yes.
Taking you to $11,000.
[ Applause ]
Wow. Beauty.
Let's do ASMR for $1,200.
[ Plastic crinkling ]
Ike. What is bubble wrap?
No.
Steven. What's Saran Wrap?
That's correct.
Ooh, creepy. I don't like that.
Hollywood Analogies for $900, please, Ken.
The answer there, Steven...
The final Daily Double of the game is yours.
You're looking at the scores.
You can see Mina's lead, Steven.
What do you want to wager on Hollywood Analogies?
Go all in. [ Scoffs ]
[ Laughter ]
Stop it. You got to do it.
No, I don't have to do anything!
We'll talk about this when we get home!
Uh, how about, uh... $2,000?
Ken: Alright. Going for $7,100.
Here's your clue, Steven, in Hollywood Analogies.
Oh, um...
What is, um...
Oh!
What is "Scent of a Woman"?
Oh, in the nick of time! It is "Scent of a Woman."
[ Applause ] Good job.
Bringing you to $7,100.
No more Daily Doubles, you three.
Uh, Hollywood Analogies for $300.
Ike. What is "Wicked"?
Yes.
Uh... [ Exhales sharply ]
Say It Like A Brit for $600, please.
[ Beep ] They might say, "Pip pip cheerio!"
Oh, yeah.
Ken: I don't think they do, but they might.
Uh...ba-ba-ba...
Join Me For ASMR for $1,500, please.
Feast on the sight of bubbles rising
in this two-word sparkling wine from Italy.
Its name bubbles up in '90s hip-hop lyrics.
[ Bubbles fizzing]
Steven. What's Asti Spumante?
You are correct for $1,500.
Wow! I didn't know that.
What a creepy column that is!
Say It Like A Brit for $300.
Mina.
What is hello, guv'nor?
Oh, man. It's like I'm in London.
That's amazing.
[ Laughter ]
That is correct.
So much shame emanated out of me in that moment.
Steven: Oh, boy.
Let's do Book Club Books for $600.
Mina. Who is Jane Austen?
Yes.
Big Old Cities for $600.
Mina. What is Syria?
You got it.
Let's finish Cities for $300.
Ike. What are hills?
Yes.
On Garden for $1,500, please.
Ike. What is Versailles?
Yes.
Uh, On Garden for $900.
Mina. What is the Garden of Eden?
"In the Garden of Eden." Right.
Uh, Garden for $600.
Ike. What is "Garden State"?
Yes. Uh...
Join Me For ASMR for $900, please.
[ Paper rustling ]
Mina. What is Life?
No. Oh.
Steven. What's National Geographic?
That's the right magazine.
Join Me For ASMR for $600.
See? You're warming up to it. I sure am.
[ Keys clacking ]
Steven. What is QWERTY?
That's right.
Book Club, $300.
Steven.
What's "The Joy Luck Club"?
That is the book.
Uh, ASMR, damn it, for $300.
One more time.
[ Cat purring ]
Ike. Who are the Chiefs?
That's right.
Bring it. Last clue. On Garden.
Ike. What is, um...
Shea Stadium?
No.
Steven. What's Madison Square Garden?
Yes. Madison Square Garden is right.
Taking you to $10,700,
within striking distance of Mina's lead.
It all comes down to Final Jeopardy!
With $1 million on the line, finalists,
your category will be...
Name's the Same.
They'll make their wagers, and when we come back,
someone is winning this tournament
and $1 million!
So stay tuned.
[ Applause ]
♪♪
The outcome of this "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars" tournament
and its million-dollar prize now hang on a single clue.
The category is Name's the Same.
Here's the clue.
30 seconds, finalists. Good luck.
♪♪
We'll begin with a former "Celebrity Jeopardy!" champion.
Ike Barinholtz had $5,100 coming into final.
What response did you think of?
You wrote down...
What is the Gilded Age?
And that is correct.
The Mark Twain novel, the historical period,
and the new hit show for HBO.
So you're gonna be adding to that $5,100, Ike.
In fact, you'll double it -- $10,200.
Okay. Will it be enough?
Let's find out, first starting with Steven Weber.
$10,700.
Did he think of the Gilded Age?
"Things to Come." No. Unfortunately not.
What did you wager, Steven?
You'll lose $8,000,
leaving you with $2,700.
So this tournament comes down to Mina Kimes.
$12,500.
Did she come up with the Gilded Age?
She has it! What did she wager?
$8,910.
Takes her to $21,410!
Mina Kimes, you're the winner of "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars."
[ Cheers and applause ]
Congratulations on winning the million!
[ Cheers and applause continue ]
Ike and Steven, that was a fantastic final.
Each of you will be taking home $200,000
for your charity.
Mina, come over and get your trophy.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Look at this!
It's heavy. Watch out.
There we go.
[ Cheers and applause continue ]
Thank you so much for joining us
this season on "Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars."
Goodnight, everybody.
[ Applause ]
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