Last time on "Jeopardy! Masters"...
James Holzhauer had that big lead.
He wins this game of the semifinals.
Once again, you had a hard time getting in
on the buzzer against Victoria Groce and James Holzhauer.
Yeah. Not a huge surprise.
I thought you were gonna say, "Not a huge fan."
Yogesh had 24,800 coming into Final.
Did he remember "Demon Copperhead"?
He's correct as well,
which means he is in the lead right now by just one point.
So we come to James Holzhauer.
"Demon Copperhead" is correct.
And James Holzhauer wins the last of our semifinal games.
That win pulls James Holzhauer ahead of Yogesh
into first place with seven match points in the semis.
Amy Schneider in fourth.
That means we will not be seeing you in the finals.
One of the all time "Jeopardy!" greats.
Six "Jeopardy!" Masters battled in an elite competition.
Only three remain.
James Holzhauer.
Yogesh Raut.
Victoria Groce.
Tonight, one will be named the champion.
It's the final of "Jeopardy! Masters".
Introducing our three finalists.
Yogesh Raut,
James Holzhauer,
and Victoria Groce.
And now, here is the host of "Jeopardy! Masters"
Ken Jennings.
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert,
and welcome to the finals of "Jeopardy! Masters".
Our three remaining champions --
Victoria, James, and Yogesh --
have proven their prowess over the past 16 games,
and they now find themselves at the culmination
of our competition.
At the conclusion of tonight's two-game total point affair,
we will know who our 2024 "Jeopardy! Masters" champion will be.
Good luck to all three of you.
With half a million dollars on the line,
let's get into the first game with these categories.
We begin by going...
Something you three know about.
I'm Jason Kelce.
Contestants, you studied up on geology and theology,
but did you learn your Kelce-ology?
We'll find out as I present clues.
Victoria, you're gonna make the first selection in the final.
Let's try A Dominating Performance for 800.
Victoria.
- What is Standard Oil? - Yes.
A Dominating Performance, 600.
- Victoria. - Who is al-Assad?
- Can you be more specific? - Bashar?
It is Bashar. Yes.
Dominating Performance for 1,000.
- James. - What is Anthropocene?
- You got it. - Dominating Performance, 400.
- James. - What is UConn?
- That's it. - Utopian Literature, 800.
Answer -- Daily Double.
You're tied with Victoria for the lead early, James,
- but not for long. - 1,400.
Betting it all on Utopian Literature.
Here's a clue for you.
- James? - What is "A Perfect Place?
Sorry, no. "Utopia" literally means "nowhere" in Greek.
"News from Nowhere". Make a selection.
Utopia, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - Where is Medina?
Yes, you're on the board.
Second Letter "Y",
even though first letter "Y" is better, for 800.
It's the growing of plants without soil,
but in other mediums, and with nutrient-infused water.
- James. - What is hydroponics?
- That's right. - "Y", 1,000.
- Victoria. - What is Byblos?
- Correct for 1,000. - Utopian Literature, 600.
- Yogesh. - What is "Republic"?
- Right. - Second letter "Y", 600.
- James. - What is lycanthrope?
- That's correct. - Jason Kelce, 1,000.
Here's Jason.
It's great being a girl dad,
but not for a medieval king.
Philip V of France and his wife, Joan,
of this wine producing region,
had only surviving daughters and no heir to the throne.
- Victoria. - What is Burgundy?
- That's correct. - Let's do Second Letter "Y" for 400.
Whoo-hoo! It's the fancier name for this colorful display.
- James. - What is pyrotechnics?
- Yes. - Kelce, 800.
Here's Jason again.
I probably had a different experience
at the University of Cincinnati than this man,
who is Lincoln's Treasury Secretary
and the face on the $10,000 bill.
- James. - Who was Chase?
- Right. - Kelce, 600.
Jason Kelce.
"Here we stand before your door,
as we stood the year before.
Give us whiskey, give us gin, open the door, and let us in."
It's a poem from this group, a Philly tradition.
I dressed as one atour Super Bowl victory parade.
- Yogesh. - Who are mummers?
- Correct. - Farm Fun, 1,000.
Created by removing bad traits from rapeseed,
such as its name,
this plant full of useful oil has been grown
in the US since 1988.
- James. - What is canola?
- That's 1,000 for you. - Farm Fun, 800.
- Victoria. - What is husbandry?
- Good. - Farm Fun, 600.
- Yogesh. - What is rotation? Crop rotation?
- That's right. - Way Back In '23, 1,000.
They were actors in his troupe, Heminges and Condell.
Back to you, Yogesh.
Way Back In '23, 800.
- Victoria. - What is drawing and quartering?
Drawn and quartered?
No. James or Yogesh?
We needed a three-part punishment.
That would be hanging, drawing, and quartering.
Even worse. Yogesh?
Thought the "and" was one of the parts.
Way Back In '23, 600.
- Victoria. - What is Venezuela?
No.
- Yogesh. - What is Nicaragua?
- Yes. - Way Back In '23, 400.
- Yogesh. - Who was Everest?
Everest. Yes.
He pronounced it Ee-verest. Farm Fun, 400.
- Victoria. - What is a barrow?
- Barrow. Right. - Utopian Literature, 400.
- Victoria. - What is Atlantis?
- Right. - Jason Kelce, 400.
Here's Jason.
I was a key part of our quarterback sneak
known as the Tush Push.
So I always smile knowingly when I hear their song,
"Ah, push it. Push it good.
Ah, push it. Push it real good."
Yogesh. Who are Salt and Pepa?
Yes, I think they might have said Salt-N-Pepa,
but you got it. Like Ee-verest.
Utopian Literature, 200.
- Yogesh. - Who was Huxley?
- Right. - Dominating Performance, 200.
- Victoria. - What is Risk?
- You got it. - Jason Kelce, 200.
One more time -- Jason Kelce.
In 2023, along with yours truly, Pedro Pascal, and Usher
were finalists for this honor from "People Magazine".
Patrick Dempsey won,but this ain't over, McDreamy.
- Victoria. - What is Sexiest Man Alive?
- Yes. - Farm Fun for 200.
- Victoria. - What are worms?
Can you be more specific? Earthworms.
- Right. - Second Letter "Y" for 200.
- Victoria. - What's a cynic?
- Yes. - Way Back In '23, 200.
Final clue.
- Victoria. - What is a race riot?
- They said race riot. - Yes.
That puts you in the lead at 4,600,
but all three of you off and running and playing well,
as we would expect.
Double Jeopardy! is up next.
"Jeopardy! Masters" will continue in a moment.
In addition to the half million dollar prize to the winner,
"Jeopardy!" will be donating $100,000 to a charity important
to the winner of our finals tonight.
So let's let each of our three Masters
talk about a charity meaningful to them.
- Yogesh, you're up first. - All right.
A charity that's important to me is Equal Justice Initiative.
I mean, I broadly support, you know,
their mission to reduce inequities
in the justice system.
And also, I mean, the longer I spend in the quizzing community,
the more aware I become of
how widespread both racism and apathy
in the face of racism are.
And, you know, whatever I can do to reduce that, I try to do.
- That's a fantastic organization. - Thanks, Yogesh.
James Holzhauer, how about you?
My favorite charity is Project 150.
It supports housing insecure teenagers
in Las Vegas Valley and Reno.
Actually, I have the executive director of the charity
in the crowd to watch me tonight -- Kelli Kristo.
And they just opened a third location in the Vegas Valley.
They provide scholarships, books, school supplies,
clothing, food, all the essentials that people need.
And I've heard people who were inspired by Project 150
open similar organizations in their own hometowns,
and I think that's amazing.
I know you've done a lot of great work with them in the past.
Thank you so much.
Victoria, a charity meaningful to you?
So like a lot of people,
I came to Partners In Health from reading Tracy Kidder's
Paul Farmer biography, "Mountains Beyond Mountains".
They aim to provide what they call a preferential option
for the poor around the world.
So they provide free healthcare
in some of the poorest areas of the world.
They also work on major issues of public health
and capacity building, training health workers.
I think they do wonderful work, and I'm a long-time supporter.
That's fantastic. Three worthy organizations.
And one of them is gonna be earning $100,000
at the end of these finals.
James Holzhauer, you are in third place.
You'll be selecting first in the Double Jeopardy! round,
choosing from these categories.
We begin with some...
- Where to, James? - Dry Places, 1,200.
- Victoria. - What is the Tropic of Cancer?
- Right. - Let's do Dry Places, 1,600.
- James. - What is Jordan?
- You got it. - Dry places, 800.
- Victoria. - What are shadows?
- Rain shadows is right. - Let's do Health & Medicine, 1,600.
- Victoria. - What is polycystic ovarian syndrome?
- Polycystic ovary syndrome? - It's ovary, yes.
Let's do Health & Medicine for 2,000.
- Victoria. - What is kyphosis?
- Wow, you add 2,000. - Health & Medicine for 1,200.
Answer -- Daily Double.
With that new big lead, Victoria,
you're now wagering on the first Daily Double of the round.
I'd like a true Daily Double, please.
All right.
Over 10K at stake in Health & Medicine.
- What is mesothelioma? - Mesothelioma is correct.
You got a bigger lead, Victoria.
Let's do Dry Places for 2,000.
- Yogesh. - Where is the Thar Desert?
- Thar is correct. - From Page To Stage, 2,000.
- Yogesh. - Who is Ellis?
- Yes. - From Page To Stage, 1,600.
- Victoria. - What is "The Outsiders"?
- Good. - Eponyms, 1,600.
- James. - What is bowdlerize?
- Yes. - Page To Stage, 1,200.
- James. - What is "Camelot"?
- Yes. - Page To Stage, 800.
- Victoria. - What is "The Notebook"?
- That's right. - Alliteration, 1,600.
Used since ancient times for jewelry
and to adorn sacred objects,
its name literally means "Stone of Blue".
- James. - What is lapis lazuli?
- You got it. - Eponyms, 1,200.
Who's the good dog?
This breed that was a symbol of the 18th century
Dutch Patriots Party.
That's a Keeshond. Back to you, James.
Eponyms, 800.
- James. - What is Ampere?
Right again.
Alliteration All Around, 1,200.
Answer -- the other Daily Double.
The game could swing again here.
Yeah, that's what I thought.
10,400 at stake in Alliteration All Around.
Here's your clue, James.
- What is Baffin Bay? - Baffin Bay is right.
Didn't even hesitate.
You're just 2,000 off the lead.
Alliteration, 2,000.
- James. - What's a Stanley Steamer?
- We are tied up. - Wales & Whales-Pourri, 2,000.
That's called a crwth, with a W.
- C-R-W-T-H. Back to you, James. - Wales, 1,600.
That's called an Eisteddfod. James, you select.
Wales, 1,200.
- James. - Who was Garbo?
- Yes. - Wales, 800.
- James. - What are castles?
- Right. - Wales, 400.
- Yogesh? - What is an orca?
- Correct. - Or killer whale.
Eponyms, 2,000.
Victoria. What is a raglan sleeve?
- Yes. - We're all tied up again.
Alliteration for 800.
- James. - What's a catalytic converter?
- Yeah. - Alliteration, 400.
- James. - What is purple prose?
- Yes. - Health & Medicine, 800.
- James. - What is MS? Multiple sclerosis?
- Correct. - Health & Medicine, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is a root canal?
- That's right. - Dry Places, 400.
- James. - What is Gobi?
- That's it. - Page To Stage, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is "Les Miserables"?
- You got it. - Eponyms, 400.
The final clue of the round.
- Victoria. - Who is Epicurus?
It is Epicurus, yes.
25,200 is a very impressive total.
But it's still 2,000 points behind James in the lead.
Remember, this is just game one
of a two-game total point affair.
I'm sure that will affect your wagering in Final.
Let's see what category you three Masters are dealing with.
Politicians.
Think about your wagers,
and we'll come back with the clue right after this.
The Final Jeopardy! category in our first game is Politicians.
Let's reveal the clue.
30 seconds, Masters. Good luck.
Yogesh Raut is up first with 9,600 points.
His response was, "Who is Houston?"
That is correct.
How much did you wager, Yogesh?
Yeah, you were down by quite a bit and bet it all.
So you will go into game two with 19,200 points.
Victoria Groce was in second place by just 2,000 points.
Did she come up with Sam Houston?
Oh, no. Who is Johnson?
How much was the wager? Ah. Small wager.
Interesting. She'll lose 3,800
and is now knocked down to 21,400,
also well-positioned for game two.
James Holzhauer was in the lead with 27,200.
Did he come up with Sam Houston?
He's right. What did he wager?
- Also not much. - I think a digit got dropped here.
"I meant 11,000". We're gonna add 1,109.
You now have 28,309, and look at this.
All three of our Masters very tightly grouped
as we head into game two.
This is still absolutely anybody's game.
The deciding game of "Jeopardy! Masters"
will begin right after this break.
Don't go anywhere.
Welcome back to "Jeopardy! Masters".
As you can see by these scores in front of them,
our three finalists are very closely matched
as we head into the deciding game.
We will now clear out the totals they earned in the first game.
They will be added back to whatever they earn
in this final game.
For the last time this year, Masters, good luck.
Let's see what categories you'll be dealing with
in the Jeopardy! round.
- Victoria, start us off. - Greek Myth for 1,000, please.
He sent his messenger, Hermes.
- Back to you, Victoria. - Greek Myth, 800.
- Yogesh. - What are the golden apples?
Of the Hesperides. Correct.
Numeric Geography, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - Where is Kowloon?
- Right. - "I" Tunes, 1,000.
Answer -- Daily Double.
You found it early, Yogesh, but you did find it.
- What will you wager? - Um...
- 1,799. - Okay.
Everything but a point at stake in "I" Tunes.
Here's your clue.
What is "I Can See Clearly Now"?
You guessed right. That is it.
You nearly double your points, Yogesh.
This! Isn't! Jeopardy!, 200.
Better to be granted asylum.
Yogesh? This! Isn't! Jeopardy!, 400.
- James. - What is diplomatic immunity?
- Correct. - "I" Tunes, 800.
- Victoria. - What is "I Remember Everything"?
- That's the song. - Tiny Bubbles, 200.
- Victoria. - What's a buffer?
No. James.
- What's a base? - Can you be more specific?
Uh...no.
Apparently not. Yogesh, gonna try it?
It is a base. In Alka-Seltzer, it's an antacid.
- Back to you, Victoria. - Oh, okay. Tiny Bubbles for 400.
- Yogesh. - Who was Dom Perignon?
Right. Numeric Geography, 800.
- Yogesh - Where is the St. Lawrence?
- Correct again. - Numeric Geography, 600.
- Yogesh. - Where is One Tree Hill?
- Right. - There are five trees now, apparently.
Mm. Numeric Geography, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is Hastings?
- Yes. - As in Spencer Hastings,
played by Troian Bellisario on "Pretty Little Liars."
Yeah, I guess.
Numeric Geography, 200.
- James. - What's Three Mile Island?
- That's right. - Greek Myth, 600.
- Victoria. - What is the Ship of Theseus?
- No, I'm sorry. James. - What's the Argo?
- You got it. - Greek Myth, 400.
- James. - What is liver?
- Yes. - Greek Myth, 200.
- Victoria. - Who is Atlas?
- Correct. - Tiny Bubbles, 600.
- James. - What is pumice?
- Yes. - Bubbles, 800.
- Victoria. - What is effervescence?
- You got it. - Tiny Bubbles, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is diving bell?
Sorry, no.
Victoria or James?
Also known as caisson disease. Back to you, Victoria.
"I" Tunes for 600.
- James. - What is "I Don't Care"?
- Yes. - "I" Tunes, 400.
Victoria.
What is "I Knew You Were Trouble"?
- That's the song. - This! Isn't! Jeopardy!, 600.
- Victoria. - What is invincible?
- Good. - This! Isn't! Jeopardy!, 800.
- Yogesh. - What is sanctuary?
Sanctuary. That's it.
This! Isn't! Jeopardy!, 1,000.
- Victoria. - What is an aegis?
Good for 1,000. "I" Tunes for 200.
- Victoria. - What is "I Shot the Sheriff"?
- Right. - Names In Fashion, 200.
- Yogesh. - Who is Chanel?
- Right. - Names In Fashion, 400.
Herve Leger made his name with this figure hugging dress.
Kim Kardashian was an avowed fan.
- Victoria. - What's the bandage dress?
- That's right. - Names In Fashion, 600.
Learning to sew in Auschwitz,
Martin Greenfield went on to dress
presidents, Sinatra, and this mobster, who wore a 40 short.
You now know Meyer Lansky's suit size.
- Back to you, Victoria. - Names In Fashion, 800.
- Victoria. - What is Balenciaga?
Correct. Names In Fashion, 1,000.
Finish the board.
- Victoria. - Who is Van Noten?
- Van Noten is correct. - Yes.
That 1,000 pulls you to within 400 points of Yogesh.
Close game still.
James Holzhauer will select first in Double Jeopardy!
"Jeopardy! Masters" continues in a moment.
Stay with us.
At the end of tournaments,
Alex Trebek often like to hand it over to the contestants
for thank-yous and shout-outs.
And, Yogesh, I understand you want to thank an entire
Major League Baseball team.
Yeah. So before the Masters tournament,
we had no idea what would happen.
I contacted Victoria and I was like, you know,
"No matter what happens,
the important thing is that an Atlanta Braves fan wins."
- Ah. - Which could be either of us.
You know, I know Victoria is from Georgia.
In my case, when my father first came to this country,
he was a student at Georgia Tech,
so still had affection for Atlanta,
and that passed down to me.
And, you know, there's no one
who loves Ray, Juveria, and Mattea more than I,
but with us here and them gone, it's hard not to feel
like the '92 World Series has been avenged.
So we have both a "Jeopardy!" grudge match
and a Major League Baseball grudge match going on tonight.
James, how about you? People to thank?
Yeah. I'd like to thank my Aunt Cecelia in Chicago,
my Uncle Eberhard all the way in Stuttgart, Germany,
for supporting me from afar.
I'd like to thank your production team in 2019
for taking a chance on a gambler from Las Vegas,
especially Maggie Speak, Harry Friedman, and Glenn Kagan,
who I remember all fondly.
And I was informed that I did not thank my wife last year.
- Ooh. - And I won last year,
so I'm not about to change anything this time.
That is the true gambler right there.
Let's see if it pays off for you again.
Victoria Groce from Pittsburgh.
Who would you like to thank?
So first of all, I'd like to thank all my family and friends
who are here in the audience today.
I had about a dozen people come from mostly the other side
- of the country to be here. It's very meaningful to me. - Wow!
And I also wanted to thank Irene Robinson and Jeanette Martin.
Mrs. Robinson was my elementary school
Academic Bowl coach, and Miss Martin
was my high school Academic Bowl coach.
And you may be surprised to hear that I was a very nerdy kid.
And they kind of provided, you know,
both using a lot of their time,
a sense that, you know, here's this world
that you feel a little bit normal and,
you know, can connect to other people and enjoy yourself.
So I'm really grateful to them
for putting me on the path I'm on now.
Without whom, right? That's right.
- Without whom, you might not be here. - Yeah.
And here's more good news for you, Victoria,
that also affects James.
Our judges ruled during the break that we should have asked
you to be more specific when you said, "What is buffer?"
So neither you nor James
should be penalized for your incorrect guess there.
So we're adding back 200 points to both of your scores
as we head into Double Jeopardy!
Let's see what categories you three finalists
are dealing with in this round.
Oh, that's nice for me.
A response might be, for example,
"Who is Ken Jennings?"
And finally, a familiar face from TV.
I'm Jimmy Kimmel.
I'll have clues about hosts
because a host is always better than a virus.
James, select. African History, 1,200.
- Victoria. - What is Tobruk?
- That's correct. - "K" "J" For The Win, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - What are kilojoules?
- That's correct. - African History, 2,000.
- Yogesh. - Who was Lumumba?
- Correct. - TV, 2,000.
- Victoria. - What is "Welcome To Chippendales"?
- That's right. - "K" "J" For The Win, 1,200.
- James. - What is King James?
That's right. African History, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - Who was Rusesabagina?
- Of "Hotel Rwanda". - Right.
TV, 1,600.
- Victoria. - What is Torquay?
- Torquay is correct. - Women In Poems, 1,600.
Tough clue. "Who is Queen Mab?"
James is regretting not going for it.
- Back to you, Victoria. - Women In Poems for 1,200.
- Victoria. - Who is Lazarus?
- Yes. - Women In Poems for 2,000.
- Victoria. - Who is Rossetti?
- Can you be more specific? - Christina.
- Correct. - Women In Poems, 800.
Answer there
is one of the two Daily Doubles.
As you can see, Victoria, you're betting from the lead.
I'd like to make it a true Daily Double.
All right.
A lot is at stake in Women In Poems.
Here's your clue.
Who is Evangeline?
By Longfellow. That's correct.
You double up to 27,200.
"K" "J" For The Win, 2,000.
"Who is Karl Jaspers?" Back to you, Victoria.
"K" "J" For The Win, 800.
- Victoria. - Who is a killjoy?
- Right. - African History, 800.
- Yogesh. - What is Sierra Leone?
Yes. Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire are the other two.
TV, 1,200.
- Yogesh. - What is "So You Think You Can Dance"?
- Yes. - Famous Hosts 2,000.
Here's Jimmy Kimmel.
In 1941, a fancy, surreal dinner party
to benefit European refugees,
where even the fish were in satin slippers,
was hosted by this duo, an artist and his wife.
- Yogesh. - Who are Salvador Dalí and Gala Eluard Dalí?
That is correct.
New Material About Old Material, 2,000.
- James. - What are guillotines? Blades?
- That's correct. Well done. - New Material, 1,600.
- James. - What is slate?
- Right. - New Material, 1,200.
- Victoria. - What is parchment?
- You got it. - New Material, 800.
And you got control back just in time.
That is the last Daily Double.
What do you want to do here, Victoria?
Trying to do some math. Um, 800.
Just 800 at stake in New Material About Old Material.
Here's your clue.
Is this the Stone of Scone?
That's the form of a question.
Yes, it is. You now have an even 30,000 points.
Let's go African History, 400.
- Victoria? - What is Homo habilis?
- Right. - "K" "J" For The Win, 400.
- James? - What is knee jerk?
- Yes. - New Material, 400.
- Victoria. - What is the Shroud of Turin?
- You got it. - Women In Poems for 400.
- Victoria. - Who is Annabel Lee?
- By Poe. That's right. - TV for 400.
- Victoria. - What is "8 Simple Rules"?
That's correct. "For Dating My Teenage Daughter".
TV for 800.
- Yogesh. - What is Scully?
No, I'm sorry.
- James. - What is Mulder?
Yeah, Scully named for Vin Scully, apparently.
Just Jimmy Kimmel left, James.
Hosts, 1,600.
Here's Jimmy.
Trimalchio, a former slave turned rich man,
hosted a rager with high wire dancers,
a cooked cow wearing a helmet,
and a mock funeral in this ancient Roman work.
Victoria. What is the "Satyricon"?
- Yes, it is. - Famous Hosts for 1,200.
Jimmy?
Hosting the Oscars is a tough gig, no matter who you are.
In 1963, host Frank Sinatra was called no Bob Hope.
And on top of that,
this film, in whichhe played Major Bennett Marco,
went home empty-handed.
- Yogesh. - Is it "The Manchurian Candidate"?
- As you know, it is. - Famous Hosts, 800.
Jimmy Kimmel?
A rambunctious part of the audience
that blew the "woof" off Arsenio Hall's talk show
was known as this,
like a section of the bleachers at a Cleveland Browns game.
- Victoria. - What is the Dog Pound?
- That's it. - Shout out Troy.
Famous Hosts for 400.
One more time -- Jimmy Kimmel.
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" has had guest hosts like my pals
Anthony Anderson and John Mulaney,
but on January 24, 2013,
my show was commandeered by this horrible disgrace
of a human being.
- Yogesh. - Who is Matt Damon?
That is correct.
It is Matt Damon.
You're in second place right now,
but Victoria had quite a game. 34,000 points.
Both Daily Doubles in that round.
Now, before we head into Final Jeopardy!,
let's remind our home viewers the scores
you earned in our first game tonight.
All right. Let's see what your category will be
in the last Final Jeopardy! clue of "Jeopardy! Masters"
this year.
American Women.
You make your wagers,
and we'll return with a clue right after this.
American Women is the last Final Jeopardy! category
of the tournament. Here's the clue, Masters.
30 seconds. Good luck.
James Holzhauer is up first with 8,800 points.
He wrote down... "Who is Henrietta Lacks?"
Yes, whose cancer cells were taken without her permission
for medical research.
And we're also gonna hear final boss death music?
Even though James is correct,
he does not think he's winning this one.
First of all, let's see the wager.
908 takes him up to 9,708 in this game.
If we add in the 28,309 from our first game,
he now has 38,017 points.
But Yogesh Raut has 15,799 coming into Final.
Did he know it was Henrietta Lacks?
"Could it be Lacks?" It could, as we know.
You're gonna add the 10,911 you wagered.
That's 26,710 in this game,
and with your 19,200 from the first game, 45,910.
Now, Victoria Groce had a big lead after
an amazing Double Jeopardy! round. 34,000 points.
Did she know it was Henrietta Lacks?
She did. "Great games, y'all -- See you next year!"
What did you wager, Victoria?
Nothing at all because she didn't have to.
34,000, and when you add her 21,400 in the first game,
55,400 points, Victoria Groce, makes you
this year's "Jeopardy! Masters" champion,
defeating the very best of the best.
Congratulations, Victoria.
Yogesh Raut finishes in second.
That's $250,000 for him.
James Holzhauer, $150,000 for finishing third.
Victoria, come on over. Let's get your trophy.
The Trebek Trophy. Congratulations.
Thank you so much for joining us this season
on "Jeopardy! Masters".
We'll see you next year.