'Last time on "Jeopardy! Masters"...'
We come to James Holzhauer.
Did he think of Space Force? He did.
And you are the winner of this game.
3 match points for you.
Matt, you earn 1 match point for this game,
but, sadly, it's a moral victory.
You are not gonna be with us for the semis.
But you won $50,000
for returning to "Jeopardy! Masters." Congratulations.
- Victoria. - What is myrrh?
What is "Seven Nation Army"?
What are Lexington and Concord?
21,005, Victoria,
gives you the last win of the quarterfinals.
By finishing second in this game,
Amy Schneider edges ahead of Mattea Roach
by just 1 match point.
Mattea, you finished in fifth place.
That's good for $75,000, American.
Congratulations.
Victoria, Yogesh, James, and Amy are headed to the semifinals.
I feel very like RuPaul when she gets the opera glasses out,
and she's like, "I can't wait to see how this turns out."
'Six Jeopardy! Masters battled in an elite competition.'
'Now only four remain.'
'James Holzhauer.'
'Yogesh Raut.'
'Victoria Groce.'
'Amy Schneider.'
'Two episodes. Four games.'
'Only three will advance.'
'It's the semifinals of "Jeopardy! Masters."'
'Here are the champions in tonight's first matchup... '
'And now here is the host of "Jeopardy! Masters"... '
'Ken Jennings!'
Thank you so much, Johnny.
And welcome to the semifinals in this year's "Jeopardy! Masters."
Over the next two episodes, our four remaining champions
will face off in every combination.
In this round, all the match points
our players previously earned have been wiped clean,
so it's a level playing field.
But only the top three masters will advance to the finals.
So the stakes are high over these next semifinal games.
Starting us off tonight are Victoria, Yogesh, and James.
Good luck to all three of you.
We begin with the Jeopardy! round.
Here are your categories.
First up...
Responses are six letters long and begin with the letter G.
And finally...
'I'm "Celebrity Jeopardy!" champion Lisa Ann Walter.'
'I wish I could join you in the Masters competition.'
'But instead, I'm contributing a category'
'about my not-so-secret passion, muscle cars.'
Victoria, you make the first selection.
I'll take Scandinavia for 800.
Best known for his system of binomial nomenclature,
in the 1740s, he became a professor
at the University of Uppsala.
- Victoria. - Who is Linnaeus?
- Right. - Scandinavia, 600.
- James. - What is Jutland?
- Right. - Book Noir, 800.
- Victoria. - Who is Highsmith?
- Correct. - Scandinavia for 1,000.
- James. - What is Haakon?
- Good for 1,000. - Book Noir, 600.
- James. - Who is Mann?
- Michael Mann is right. - Book Noir, 400.
- Victoria. - Who is Mosley?
Yes.
Scandinavia, 400.
A trip to Copenhagen wouldn't be complete
without visiting this 180-year-old theme park
with rides, lush scenery, and entertainment.
- James. - What is Tivoli?
- Yes. - Book Noir, 1,000.
- Victoria. - What is "In a Lonely Place"?
Wow, you got it.
Thank you. Intelligence Briefing for 800.
- James. - What is idiot savant?
- Right. - Intelligence, 600.
- Victoria. - What is sequoia?
Yes, it is.
Intelligence Briefing for 1,000.
Answer there is the Daily Double in the round.
You have a 200-point lead over James right now, Victoria.
I'll true Daily Double, please.
Alright. All-in on An Intelligence Briefing.
What is the Stanford-Binet?
Yes, Stanford-Binet intelligence test.
You now have 7,200.
Like a "G" 6 for 200.
- James. - What's a garret?
- Yes. - "G" 6, 1,000.
This Chinese tree is known to drop all of its leaves
on the same day.
- Victoria. - What is a ginkgo?
- You got it. - I'm wearing them.
Oh, look at that.
- Little Cliffs Notes on the dress. - I do. I do.
I think this is probably the first time I've worn an answer.
Like a "G" 6 for 800.
- Victoria. - What's a gerbil?
- Right again. - Like a "G" 6 for 600.
- Yogesh. - What is Geezer?
Yeah, metal fans call him Geezer Butler.
Alright. Reality TV Show, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is "Jersey Shore"?
- Yes, it is. - Reality TV Show, 800.
- James. - What is "Nailed It"?
No, I'm sorry. Victoria.
What is "The Great British Baking Show"?
Correct. Also known as "The Great British Bake Off."
600 for Reality TV.
Yogesh. What is "Big Brother"?
That's the show.
"G" 6, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is a gaucho?
- Yes. - Book Noir, 200.
- James. - Who is Sam Spade?
- Right. - Intelligence, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is MacArthur?
Right.
I'll do Muscle Cars, 200.
Here's Lisa Ann Walter.
'Designed to dominate NASCAR, '
'the Plymouth Superbird shows its racing origins'
'in its aerodynamic nose'
'and its huge wing type of this device'
designed to counteract lift and keep the rear end on the track.
- Victoria. - What's a tail fin?
No, I'm sorry.
- James. - What's a spoiler?
Spoiler is right.
Reality TV, 400.
James.
What is "RuPaul's Drag Race"?
- You're right. - Reality TV, 200.
Yogesh.
What is "Keeping Up with the Kardashians"?
Yes.
Always wanted to say that on "Jeopardy!"
Intelligence Briefing, 200.
- James. - What is Watson?
Yes.
Scandinavia, 200.
- Victoria. - What are fjords?
- Yes. - Muscle Cars for 400.
Back to Lisa Ann.
'Featuring a mammoth 455-cubic-inch V-8 engine, '
'the 1970 Buick GSX zoomed around'
'with an impressive 350 horsepower'
'and 510 foot-pounds of this.'
- James. - What is torque?
- Yes. - Cars, 600.
Lisa Ann.
'Melissa Schemmenti, my character'
'on "Abbott Elementary," loves Italian stuff.'
'But in real life, I love this legendary American muscle car'
'that was rolled out by Dodge in 1970'
'and rebooted to great acclaim in 2008.'
'I've owned four.'
- Yogesh. - What is a Charger?
Sorry, no.
- James. - What's a Challenger?
- Challenger is right. - Cars, 800.
Lisa Ann.
'Pontiac introduced the sporty Firebird in 1967.'
In 1969, it brought out this even more powerful variant
'that took its name from a series of races'
'held at tracks across the country.'
That's the Pontiac Trans Am.
And for the final clue, here's Lisa Ann Walter one more time.
'Count off the barrels in its carburetor, '
'the speeds in its transmission, and its dual exhaust pipes'
'to get the numeric name of this classic 1964 Oldsmobile.'
James. What's an 88?
No, I'm sorry.
Victoria or Yogesh?
It's 442.
- Oh. - You three should be glad
that Lisa Ann is not here playing "Muscle Car Jeopardy!"
- against you. - Yeah, yeah.
But all three of you are playing very well
at the end of the first round.
Yogesh will select first in Double Jeopardy!
It begins right after this short break.
Let's take a moment to chat with our three masters.
James Holzhauer back with us.
I understand you have a very exciting invitation from Canada.
Yeah, a child in British Columbia sent me an invitation
to a pizza party with his class.
And unfortunately, I won't be able to attend,
but I want to say hi to Chad and Lochlan
in Ms. Gauley's class in Kamloops, B.C.
Thank you for being fans.
Put in your pizza order now.
I'm sure they're watching in Kamloops.
Yogesh Raut is here from the other Vancouver...
Vancouver, Washington.
Now, I've noticed you playing with your bracelet
you've got on your right wrist, Yogesh.
Tell us about the bracelet.
Yeah, so, during the TOC,
Emily Sands, one of the other contestants,
came and brought friendship bracelets for everyone.
It's kind of like the Taylor Swift Eras thing,
but she wants to be very clear
that we did not make bracelets for each other.
She made them for all of us.
Ah, I see. This would be like if Taylor Swift made bracelets
for the whole arena.
Exactly like that.
And is that your "Jeopardy!" good luck charm now?
Not in this game, apparently.
So far, it's been working pretty well, Yogesh.
Victoria Groce is here from Pittsburgh.
Victoria, of all the players on the "Masters" stage,
you perhaps had the most unusual "Jeopardy!" journey to get here.
Remind the folks at home how that started.
So, I first played "Jeopardy!" in 2005.
I came here to tape when my daughter was 7 months old.
She's in the audience now.
- She's a college student. - Wow.
I got a very, very unexpected call inviting me
to the "Jeopardy!" Invitational Tournament earlier this year.
And I'm still really not quite sure how it happened,
but I got through that, and now I'm here.
You were a one-game winner in your original run.
- Yes. - But on the strength of your
other quizzing achievements
and your appearances on "The Chase,"
we knew we wanted to have you back.
I'm very grateful for the opportunity.
Well, we were right. You're playing fantastically.
You have the lead right now, in fact,
as we head into Double Jeopardy!
Yogesh, you'll be selecting first.
Here are the new categories, Masters.
And finally, there it is, tournament favorite,
Before, During & After.
Yogesh, start us off.
Before, During... No. Broadway for 2,000.
- James. - What is "No, No, Nanette"?
Yes, yes.
Ancient Lit, 1,200.
- Yogesh. - What is hexameter?
Correct.
1884, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - What are mugwumps?
Yes.
1884, 2,000.
- Victoria. - Who is Massenet?
You add 2,000.
"Ology" for 1,600.
- James. - What is ontology?
Yes, it is.
1884, 1,200.
- James. - Who is Eastman?
- Yes. - 1884, 800.
In June of 1884,
he arrived in America with 4 cents in his pocket
and a letter of introduction to Thomas Edison.
Yogesh.
Who is the very handsome Nicola Tesla?
Good-looking Tesla, yes.
"Ology," 2,000.
- Yogesh. - What is abnormal psychology?
Correct for 2,000.
Ancient Lit, 2,000.
Answer... Daily Double.
You've come roaring back, Yogesh,
and have a chance to take the lead.
Ah, sure, let's make it a true Daily Double.
By my math, that would do it.
Here's your clue in Ancient Lit.
Hmm.
What are "The Wasps"?
"The Wasps" is correct. You move into first place.
Lawful, 2,000.
That is the 'Corpus Juris Secundum.'
Back to you, Yogesh.
Lawful, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - What is remand?
- Correct. - Broadway, 1,600.
The musical "Mack and Mabel" looked at the romantic
and work partnerships of Max Sennett
and this silent screen star.
- Victoria. - Who is Bow?
No, I'm sorry.
- Yogesh. - Who is Normand?
Mabel Normand is right.
Broadway, 1,200.
- James. - What is "Kimberly Akimbo"?
- That's right. - Lawful, 1,200.
- Yogesh. - What is a chad?
Yes.
"Ology," 1,200.
- Victoria. - What is epistemology?
You're right.
I'll take "Ology" for 800.
- Yogesh. - What is ornithology?
Study of birds, yes.
Alright, let's do it. Before, During & After, 400.
See how it goes.
Yogesh.
What is Custer's last stand and deliver us from evil?
That's correct.
Before, During & After, 800.
- Victoria. - What is S-O-S-T-P-D-A?
That's right. You got all seven letters.
That's Just Lawful, 800.
- Victoria. - What is an easement?
- Yeah. - Before, During & After, 1,200.
James.
What is No Sleep Till Brooklyn Nine-Nine Circles of Hell?
- That's correct. - Broadway, 800.
- Victoria. - What is "Dear Evan Hansen"?
That's the show.
Before, During & After, 1,600.
And that's the other Daily Double.
You can dig into Yogesh's lead here, Victoria,
or take over first place yourself, if you're correct.
- 3,000. - Okay.
Just 3,000 at stake in Before, During & After.
Here's the clue.
What is The Heart is a Lonely Hunter S. Thompson Twins?
I saw the light dawn. That is correct. Yes.
Still in second place. 16,800.
Let's do Ancient Lit, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - What are the Eclogues?
- Right. - Before, During & After, 2,000.
- James. - What is Enola Gay Pride Para...
Gay Pride and Prejudice and Zombies?
That is correct, yeah.
Ancient Lit, 800.
- Yogesh. - Who is Oedipus?
- Yes. - "Ology," 400.
- Yogesh. - What is philosophy?
No, I'm sorry.
It had to be an "ology,"
and in this case, theology.
Back to you, Yogesh.
Lawful, 400.
- Victoria. - What are searches and seizures?
- You got them both. - Ancient Lit for 400.
- Victoria. - What is Troy?
Trojan women, right.
Broadway, 400.
- Victoria. - What is 1776?
- Right. - Party like it's 1884 for 400.
We're going to party there one more time.
In December, a metal tip brought it to a total height
of 555 feet, 5.125 inches,
the tallest human-built structure in the world.
- Yogesh. - What is the Washington Monument?
It is the Washington Monument. Yes.
You finish in the lead after Double Jeopardy!
But Victoria and James, not too far behind.
Here is your Final Jeopardy! category...
Native American Language.
Masters, you make your wagers,
and then we'll return with the clue.
These three masters have made their wagers
knowing only the category, Native American Language.
Let's show them the clue.
30 seconds. Good luck.
James Holzhauer up first with 13,000 points.
His response...
"What are moccasins and tomahawk?"
- Both are correct. - You wagered...
just 98 points, leaving you with 13,098.
Victoria Groce was in second place with 18,000.
Did she come up with moccasins and tomahawks?
Oh, so close. You got the moccasins,
but hatchet... not a Native American word, I'm afraid.
So you're gonna lose...
8,001, dropping you down to 9,999.
Comes down to Yogesh Raut with 24,400.
Did he know it was moccasins and tomahawks?
He is correct, as well. His wager...
11,601.
Moves him to 36,001. Yogesh Raut, the winner
of the first "Jeopardy! Masters" semifinal.
For winning, Yogesh receives 3 match points.
James Holzhauer in second place receives 1 match point.
Victoria in third, no match points yet.
And coming up after the break,
Amy Schneider makes her first "Jeopardy! Masters"
semifinals appearance. We'll be right back.
'Welcome back to the semifinals of "Jeopardy! Masters."'
'Competing in tonight's second game... '
Welcome back to "Jeopardy! Masters."
In this match, Yogesh Raut,
who won our opening game tonight,
faces off once again against Victoria Groce,
and Amy Schneider making her debut in this round of play.
Good luck to everyone.
Masters, here are your categories
in the Jeopardy! round.
Yogesh, start the game.
Mine's called "Recreational Thinking."
Podcasts for 800.
Love the plug.
- Victoria. - What is Smart Less?
- Correct. - Our Vast Past, 800.
- Yogesh. - Who is Travis?
- It is Travis. - Okay.
Our Vast Past, 1,000.
- Victoria. - Who is Pheidippides?
At the Battle of Marathon, right.
Our Vast Past for 600.
Depicted here is the unique meeting between Henry VIII
and Francis I, dubbed the Field of this costly fabric.
- Victoria. - What is the Cloth of Gold?
Correct.
Our Vast Past for 400.
- Yogesh. - What is the Edo period?
- Good. - Periodicals, 800.
- Yogesh. - What is 'American Heritage?'
- You're correct. - Okay.
Periodicals, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is the 'Dow Jones?'
Sorry, no.
Victoria or Amy?
Clarence W. Barron.
What is 'Barron's?'
- Yogesh, select. - Furniture 1,000.
- Victoria. - What's the Aeron Chair?
- Good for 1,000. - Periodicals for 600.
- Victoria. - What is 'Consumer Reports?'
Right again.
Let's do I'll Be Bach for 800.
- Yogesh. - What's the cello?
Yes, that was a young Pablo Casals.
Mm. Triple Letter Fun, 800.
- Amy. - What's an encyclical?
- You're on the board. - Triple Letter, 1,000.
- Amy. - What is a...
Out of time, I'm afraid.
Yogesh or Victoria?
That would be a rattle trap.
Back to you, Amy.
Triple Letter, 600.
Three G's.
Denis Quilley played this role in "Hamlet" in 2000.
- Yogesh. - What's the gravedigger?
- Yeah. - Podcast, 1,000.
His name is Andrew Huberman.
- Yogesh. - Bach, 1,000.
Victoria.
What are the Goldberg Variations?
- Right. - I'll Be Bach for 600.
Answer... Daily Double.
You have first place right now, Victoria. What will you do?
True Daily Double.
That's what everybody's been doing.
All the kids are doing it.
Here's your clue in I'll Be Bach.
What is Brandenburg?
The Brandenburg Concertos, yes.
You love your classical music, and you have 10,000.
Bach for 400.
- Yogesh. - What's a passion?
- Right. - Periodicals, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is 'Boys' Life?'
- Correct. - Podcasts, 600.
- Victoria. - What is 'This American Life?'
- You're correct. - Furniture, 800.
- Victoria. - What is a tuft?
No.
- Amy. - What is a tussock?
Also incorrect.
Yogesh not gonna try it.
No storage in a hassock.
- Back to you, Victoria. - I'll take Furniture, 600.
- Victoria. - What's a chaise longue?
On the chaise longue all day long.
Podcasts for 400.
On "Crime Stories with" her,
this legal commentator and former prosecutor
asks tough questions.
- Yogesh. - Who is Grace?
- Yes, it is. - Triple Letter Fun, 400.
- Amy. - What's a subculture?
Right. Furniture, 400.
- Victoria. - What is wicker?
- First American wicker, yes. - Wow.
I'll Be Bach for 200.
- Amy. - What is Baroque?
- Yes. - Podcasts, 200.
Amy.
What is "You Must Remember This"?
- That's the podcast. - Triple Letters, 200.
- Yogesh. - What is apprenticeship?
- Yes. - Furniture, 200.
- Victoria. - What is an armoire?
- Right. - Our Vast Past for 200.
- Victoria. - What is Botany Bay?
- That's correct. - Periodicals, 200.
Here's the last clue.
- Yogesh. - What is 'Playbill?'
'Playbill' is correct. That takes you to 4,000 points.
Victoria has the lead.
Amy, you'll be selecting first in the Double Jeopardy! round.
"Jeopardy! Masters" will continue in a moment.
Amy Schneider, we introduced you as a writer
at the beginning of this tournament.
Is that now a full-time gig? Like many people,
I read and enjoyed your first book,
but are you still writing?
I am. I did want to get something in real quick first,
because during the quarterfinals,
we talked about your 15-game streak of Queen Bee
on the 'New York Times' Spelling Bee.
'New York Times' Spelling Bee.
And in the interim, I have now stretched my streak to 20 games.
- Oh! - How do you like me now, Jennings?
Wow.
I had, like, a day this week when I missed like 4 words.
- I'm out of it. I'm out of it. - Yeah, no.
Who's the greatest of all time now, I ask you?
You're the...
You are the queen. Yas, Queen Bee.
- Yes. But I... - But I do want to give you a chance
to plug your book as well as your puzzles.
Oh, yeah, no, I mean, having already finished my first book,
"In the Form of a Question,"
I'm hoping to write a second one.
I've got a lot of different ideas.
It may turn out to be 10 to 15 essays
each talking about the 2016 NBA finals.
- Wow. - But maybe not.
Maybe I'll come up with another angle for it.
- I kind of like that. - I kind of do, too.
Let's do the deep dive. Why not?
Victoria Groce is back with us...
another queen, Queen Victoria on "The Chase."
I understand you have a very specific retirement dream.
- I do, I do. - What is that?
I am slightly obsessed with houseboats.
So I desperately want to obtain a houseboat,
like, to the point that my best friend sent me a toy,
like, Fisher Price houseboat to display in my house.
And I want to translate books.
I want to do literary translation,
ideally get a PhD in French
and just, you know, sit around and translate books
on a houseboat all the time. Doesn't that sound awesome?
It sounds great.
It'll rock.
- It will rock. - It will rock.
There we go.
There's the joke. Yogesh Raut is back with us
from Vancouver, Washington.
Now, you and Victoria are opponents right now,
but you've been teammates in the past,
and once, I understand, against a fairly unusual opponent.
Yeah. So, you know,
following in the footsteps of the great John Henry
and the great Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter, we...
you know, a professor named Jordan Boyd-Graber
had his students design an algorithm
to play quiz bowl, an artificial intelligence. And to test it,
he asked Victoria and I to team up and try to defeat it.
I think I lost to Jordan's A.I. at some point.
How did you two do?
It finished in a dead heat, oddly.
Ah, well done.
Amy Schneider in the red right now, but not for long, I'm sure.
You'll be selecting first in the Double Jeopardy! round.
Let's see what your categories will be, Masters.
Amy, where do you want to begin?
The Tortured Poets Department, 800.
- Yogesh. - Who is Richard Cory?
- Yes. - One-Word Movie Titles, 2,000.
- Victoria. - What is "Gattaca"?
Correct.
Tortured Poets for 1,200.
- Amy. - Who is Plath?
Sorry, no.
- Yogesh. - Who is Sexton?
It is Anne Sexton. Plath was earlier.
Alright. Everyone knows I love Taylor Swift,
so Tortured Poets, 2,000.
That's right.
- Victoria. - Who is Dunbar?
Paul Laurence Dunbar is right.
Tortured Poets, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - Who is Auden?
That's right.
One-Word Movie Titles, 1,600.
Answer... Daily Double.
You've got a chance to narrow that gap with Victoria.
In fact, you could tie this game.
Alright. Well, I'll say three words...
True Daily Double.
Alright, you will tie it up if correct,
in One-Word Movie Titles.
I love Sidney Lumet. What is "Network"?
Not tough for a movie buff like Yogesh.
That is correct, and we have a tie game.
Eternal Sunshine, 1,200.
Brighter than 1,000 suns.
Yogesh.
Latin, 2,000.
- Yogesh. - What is pro se?
No, I'm sorry.
Victoria or Amy?
It's in propria persona.
Back to you, Yogesh.
"In" Latin, 1,600.
Amy.
What is in nomine deus?
No, I'm sorry.
- Yogesh. - What is in nomine patria?
No, also incorrect.
Victoria's not gonna take it. Opting out.
You were both close. In nomine Patris,
"in the name of the Father."
- Yogesh. - Flavor Profile? 1,600.
Who is Blind Lemon Jefferson?
- Back to you, Yogesh. - Bridges, 1,600.
We got some tough stuff.
A pedestrian suspension bridge is part of a trail
leading to this end-of- the-alphabet Swiss Village.
What is Zermatt?
Yeah, Victoria didn't want to risk it.
- Yeah. - Back to you, Yogesh.
Bridges, 2,000.
- Victoria. - Who is Stephenson?
George Stephenson, yes.
Bridges for 1,200.
- Victoria. - What is the Trinity?
Right again.
Bridges for 800.
A Cold War-flavored word for a Russian,
it simply means Russian and is the name of an island
and a bridge linking it to Vladivostok.
Amy.
What is...
Bolshevik?
No, I'm sorry.
- Victoria. - What is Russky?
It is Russky Island.
Let's do Flavor Profile? 1,200.
If you have a cottage garden,
you will definitely want to plant this flower,
a member of the pink family.
- Victoria. - What's a sweet pea?
No.
Yogesh or Amy?
Had the right first word...
a sweet William.
Victoria.
Let's do Say It "In" Latin for 1,200.
Answer there is the other Daily Double.
You've pulled back ahead since Yogesh tied it, Victoria.
What do you want to do here?
6,000.
Alright.
With 6,000 at stake, here's your clue in Say It "In" Latin.
What is in medias res?
"In the middle of things." That is correct.
You extend your lead.
Now you have 24,000.
Bridges for 400.
- Yogesh. - Who is Key?
Yes.
One-Word Movie Titles, 1,200.
- Amy. - What is "Spaceballs"?
- Correct. - Flavor, 2,000.
- Victoria. - Who is Banana Yoshimoto?
- That is correct for 2,000. - Okay.
Flavor Profile? for 800.
- Victoria. - What is yellow cake?
- Right. - Flavor Profile? for 400.
- Yogesh. - What is ginger?
Yes.
Eternal Sunshine, 2,000.
The first person to see a spacecraft named for him
launched was Eugene Parker,
father of the field known by this sunny term.
- Amy. - What is...
Heliology?
Sorry, no.
You had to guess. Victoria.
What is solar astronomy?
Also incorrect.
Yogesh is not going to try it?
Heliophysics, solar physics.
Back to you, Yogesh.
Eternal Sunshine, 1,600.
- Victoria. - What is disinfectant?
Good.
One-Word Movie Titles for 400.
- Yogesh. - What is "Interstellar"?
No.
- Amy. - What is "Memento"?
That's correct. He's forgotten the whole movie.
Movie Titles, 800.
- Yogesh. - What is "Gaslight"?
- Yes. - Or is it?
Say It "In" Latin, 800.
- Victoria. - What is in situ?
- Yes. - Say It "In" Latin for 400.
- Amy. - What's in utero?
By Nirvana, right.
Sunshine, 800.
- Amy. - What is Starlink?
- That's correct. - Sunshine, 400.
The only state that rhymes
there, our beloved Delaware.
And here's the final clue in The Tortured Poets Department.
- Yogesh. - What is Lethe?
Yes, Lethe is correct.
You have 13,200,
but Victoria maintains a big lead with 27,200.
Amy, you were taking some swings there to try to catch up,
and it didn't work out for you.
So tonight, we know you will finish in third place
with no match points,
but we will be seeing you again in the next game.
But for now, Yogesh and Victoria face off
in Final Jeopardy! On this category...
Also Seen at the Circus.
Interesting. We'll come back with a clue
right after this.
This might be a first in "Jeopardy!" history.
Our Final Jeopardy! category is Also Seen at the Circus.
Here's the clue.
30 seconds. Good luck.
We'll come first to Yogesh Raut, who had 13,200 points.
And his response was,
"What is big tent?" and then a picture of a little tent.
That's a great political metaphor,
but it is not the correct response, in fact.
Yogesh, you wagered...
13,199,
everything but 1 point. That leaves you at 1.
Victoria Groce, however, had a big lead with 27,200.
Her response?
Didn't come up with anything. Had time to write, "Hi, Nora!"
but did not come up with a response, no.
This is a phrase that didn't become popular until the '80s
to refer to Social Security
and other New-Deal era programs like that.
It's the safety net...
Oh, okay. The safety net of American life,
Also Seen at the Circus.
What did you wager, Victoria?
- Not a big foolhardy one? - No points.
27,200, a big win for you in game 2.
That's 3 match points for Victoria in first place,
1 match point for Yogesh Raut who takes
second place.
Let's take a look at the leaderboard
at the end of the night.
Yogesh Raut finished in the match point money
in both games tonight,
and that puts him in first place with 4 match points.
But look at this... Victoria Groce not far behind.
She's at 3.
James Holzhauer is in third place with 1.
Amy in fourth with no match points,
but remember, James and Amy have only played one game apiece,
so this is still anybody's game.
The semifinals conclude on Monday.
We'll see you right back here on the Alex Trebek Stage.
From all of us at "Jeopardy! Masters,"
have a good night.