We began with nine masters.
Now only the top three remain.
Tonight one will be named the champion.
It's the finals of "Jeopardy! Masters."
Introducing our three finalists...
And now here is your host -- Ken Jennings.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
Good evening, and welcome to the culmination
of this year's "Jeopardy! Masters."
Our finalists -- Victoria, our reigning champion;
Yogesh, last year's runner-up;
and Juveria making it to the finals in her "Jeopardy! Masters" debut.
Tonight, these three will play back-to-back games
with the half million dollar grand prize going to
whoever scores the most total points.
Good luck, Masters. It all comes down to this.
Let's kick off game one with the Jeopardy! round
and these categories.
I'm award-winningcostume designer Paul Tazewell
with clues about clothes that can tell a story,
create a world, or just make your eyes pop.
Victoria, start things off for us.
Long Books for 800.
- Yogesh. - What is Southern Gothic?
That's right.
Um, Short Stories, 1,000.
- Victoria. - What is Owl Creek bridge?
That's right.
Long Books for 600.
- Victoria. - What is partition?
Right.
Long books, 400.
Victoria.
- What is "Shogun"? - Correct.
Blank of the Blank, 800.
Victoria.
What is the fight of the month club?
Sorry. No. Juveria?
What's flavor of the month?
Also incorrect.
Yogesh? Thinking about it? [ Beep ]
It's the bum of the month.
Oh. Ouch!
Victoria, back to you.
Uh, Blank of the Blank 1,000.
Answer -- Daily Double.
[ Applause ]
We're in the early going of the game, Victoria.
You have 1,200 points to risk.
1,200, please.
Alright. True Daily Double in Blank of the Blank.
Here's your clue.
What is the center of the earth?
Jules Verne, that's the right book.
And you double up for 2,400.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Costume Design for 1,000.
Here's Paul Tazewell.
I was recently honored with my first Oscar for costumes
for the movie "Wicked."
For Elphaba, I chose dark, earthy colors,
and for Glinda, I went with light, bubbly and pink.
And in fact, her pink bubble gown
was inspired by the one this actress wore
as the original Glinda in "The Wizard of Oz."
- Victoria. - Who is Burke?
Billie Burke for 1,000.
Costume Design for 800.
Back to Paul Tazewell.
Then married to Julie Andrews,
Tony Walton designed the costumes for "Mary Poppins,"
basing them on clothes of the Edwardian era
as he was not permittedto reference the illustrations
in this author's book.
- Juveria. - Who is Travers?
That's right.
Beaches for 1,000.
- Yogesh. - Where is Grand Cayman?
Correct for 1,000.
Beaches, 800.
- Yogesh. - Where is Juno?
Yes.
Sorry.
Devil, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is "Devil in the White City"?
Another 1,000 for you.
Devil You Say, 800.
- Yogesh. - What is the Devil's plaything?
No.
- Juveria. - What's the devil's paintbrush?
Yes, that's the right flower.
On the Job for 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is sapper?
Right.
On the Job, 800.
- Yogesh. - What is amanuensis?
Yes.
On the Job, 600.
- Victoria. - What's a scrivener?
That's it.
Costume Design, 600.
Back to Paul Tazewell.
In her 50-plus-year career, dressing such icons
as Elizabeth Taylor and Rita Hayworth,
this designer won an incredible eight Oscars,
the first for 1949's "The Heiress"
and the last for "The Sting."
Juveria.
- Who is Head? - Edith Head. Yes.
Beaches for 600.
This Florida beach city just south of Cape Canaveral
was a setting for "I Dream of Jeannie."
- Victoria. - What is Cocoa Beach?
It is.
Blank of the Blank, 600.
Victoria.
- What is back of the envelope? - You got it.
A Devil You Say for 600.
- Yogesh. - Who is Garbo?
Good.
Short Stories, 200.
Juveria.
What are "The Emperor's New Clothes"?
Correct.
Beaches for 400.
Home to skyscraper hotels,
nightclubs and 2016 Olympic beach volleyball,
it's a narrow but famous part of Rio de Janeiro.
Victoria.
What is Ipanema?
No. Yogesh?
- What is Copacabana? - Right.
Um, Devil, 400.
Juveria.
Who is William the Conqueror?
That's right.
On the Job for 400.
Juveria.
- What is best boy? - Right again.
Blank of the Blank for 400.
Yogesh.
What is man of the world?
- Correct. - Okay.
Costume Design, 400.
Back to Paul Tazewell.
Paying tribute to the peopleof Africa through her designs,
Ruth E. Carter was not only
the first African American to win the Oscar
for costume design,
but she's also the firstblack woman to win two Oscars,
winning for "Black Panther" and for this, its sequel.
- Victoria. - What is "Wakanda Forever"?
- That's the sequel. - Costume Design, 200.
One more time, Paul Tazewell.
Based on books by Julia Quinn
and requiring 7,500 wardrobe pieces just for season one,
this TV series is knownfor its lavish period costumes,
historically accurate yet with a modern touch.
Juveria.
- What is "Bridgerton"? - That's right.
Beaches for 200.
The pink sands and crystal-clear waters
of Elafonisi Beach await you on this island,
68 miles south of mainland Greece.
- Victoria. - What is Crete?
- Right. - Devil, 200.
Yogesh.
What are the Duke Blue Devils?
- Right. - Okay.
On the Job, 200.
- Yogesh. - What is sheriff?
You got it.
And Blank of the Blank, 200.
Final clue of the round.
Yogesh.
What is on the side of the angels?
That's right.
Taking you to 6,600.
You'll have the lead in a close match at the end of the Jeopardy! round.
Juveria has some catching up to do,
but she'll select first in Double Jeopardy!
"Jeopardy! Masters" will be right back.
As in the past two years of "Jeopardy! Masters,"
in addition to the half million dollar grand prize,
we'll be donating $100,000
to a charity important to the winner.
Juveria, if that was you,
what charity is meaningful to you?
I think, for me, a charity that's meaningful to me
is Doctors Without Borders.
Um, as a physician, I know that every single person,
no matter where they live or who they are,
are deserving of safe and dignified healthcare.
That's great. I love that you picked something relevant
to being a healthcare provider. Well done.
What about you, Yogesh Raut? Pick a charity meaningful to you.
A cause that's meaningful to me,
I think, is Equal Justice Initiative.
In addition to their very worthwhile work,
equality and justice are both principles
that mean a lot to me.
You know, mass incarcerations and excessive punishment.
You know, a huge problem that EJI addresses.
So well done, I love that.
Last year's champion, Victoria Gross.
What about you?
So I'm proud to be a longtime supporter of Partners in Health.
Their aim is to provide a preferential option
for the poor in healthcare in some of the most
resource-challenged places of the world.
They provide free healthcare to their communities they serve.
I think they do wonderful work for people
who are really in need of quality healthcare options,
and I'm very proud to be a longtime supporter.
That's amazing.
Thanks for putting the thought into that, Masters.
It's time for the Double Jeopardy! round.
Pick up your signaling devices.
Let's find out what categories we have for you here.
Juveria, make a selection.
The Man, the Myth, the Legend for 1,600.
Victoria.
Who is Horatius?
That's correct. Well done.
The Man, the Myth, 2,000.
- Victoria. - Who is Enkidu?
Yes. You got 2,000.
The Man, the Myth, 1,200.
Victoria.
- Who is Dido? - Yeah.
The Man the Myth, 800.
- Juveria. - Who is Charon?
Yes, Charon. It's a good deal.
We Can Rebuild! for 1,600.
Juveria.
Who is Saladin?
Sorry. No. Yogesh?
- Who was the Mahdi? - That's correct.
Um, We Can Rebuild!, 1,200.
In 1902, this bell tower
attached to Venice's Saint Mark's collapsed in a pile of rubble.
It was back up and ringing by 1912.
- Victoria. - What's the Campanella?
No.
- Yogesh? - What's the campanile?
Yes, we'll take that. Campanile.
Okay. Go, Fish! 1,200.
One of the largest freshwater fish in North America,
the alligator species of this elongated fish
is called a living fossil.
- Victoria. - What is a gar?
Right.
Go, Fish!, 1,600.
Juveria.
What's mahi-mahi?
Sorry. No.
Victoria or Yogesh?
[ Beep ]
It's just the humuhumu.
Because humuhumunukunukuapua'a is too hard to say.
You practiced.- - That's a lot of syllables.
I think I got it wrong actually.
Victoria, back to you.
Go, Fish!, 2,000.
Answer there is a Daily Double.
[ Applause ]
You've pulled ahead of Yogesh early in this round, Victoria.
What do you want to wager on Go, Fish!?
This feels dangerous. 4,000.
Okay. For 14,200 if you're correct,
here's your clue in Go, Fish!
What is pompano?
Sorry. No. Tarpon.
Tarpon Springs is the city.
You lose 4,000 and drop to second place. Select.
We Can Rebuild!, 2,000.
Destroyed by shelling in 1993,
the 16th-century bridge of this historic city
was rebuilt with stone from the original quarry.
Juveria.
What's Sarajevo?
It is not Sarajevo, I'm afraid.
Victoria or Yogesh? [ Beep ]
What is Mostar? The Mostar bridge.
Back to you, Victoria.
I didn't try that. We Can Rebuild!, 800.
- Juveria. - What's a phoenix?
Yes. Very appropriate.
Okay, Let's Hit the Road for 1,200.
This street that runs from Daly City
to the Embarcadero is the main drag
of the vibrant San Francisco district of the same name.
- Victoria. - What is Mission Street?
Right.
Let's Hit the Road, 1,600.
Answer -- Daily Double again for you.
[ Applause ]
7,400.
Okay, true Daily Double in Let's Hit the Road.
We'll see if it works. Here's your clue.
What is the Burma Road?
The Burma Road is correct.
You move into first place with 14,800.
I was not sure.
We Can Rebuild!, 400.
Among the buildings destroyed
by the Great London Fire was this historic church,
which would be rebuilt beginning in 1675.
- Victoria. - What is Saint Paul's?
Right.
2020s Entertainment, 400.
Victoria.
- What is "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child"? - Yes.
2020s, 800.
- Victoria. - What is "Renfield"?
That's the movie.
2020s, 1,200.
- Victoria. - Who is Lil Uzi Vert?
You got it.
2020, 1,600.
- Victoria. - What is "The Last Showgirl"?
That's it.
2020s, 2,000.
Juveria.
What's Phoebe Bridger?
No. I'm sorry.
Yogesh?
Who's Phoebe Bridgers?
Phoebe Bridgers with an "S." You got it.
Okay, A Lot of Syllables, 2,000.
[ Beep ]
That's a great word. What is eleemosynary?
- That is a good word. - Use that in a sentence.
Right? We learned something tonight.
Back to you, Yogesh.
That's a Lot of Syllables, 1,600.
Victoria.
What is paleoarchaeology?
Yes. Or paleoanthropology.
Um, That's a Lot of Syllables, 1,200.
[ Beep ]
That's just telecommunications.
Back to you, Victoria.
Let's Hit the Road, 2,000.
It takes a 4-wheel-drive to navigate White Rim Road
around Island in the Sky mesa in this Utah National Park.
[ Beep ]
What is Canyonlands?
Back to you, Victoria.
Go, Fish!, 800.
Juveria.
- What's a whale shark? - Right.
Let's Hit the Road for 800.
Yogesh.
That's the Place de la Concorde?
Very good.
A Lot of Syllables, 800.
Juveria.
- What is decriminalization? - Yes.
The Man, the Myth, the Legend for 400.
- Victoria. - Who is Robin Hood?
Yes.
A Lot of Syllables, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is autobiographical?
Correct.
Hit the Road, 400.
This heavily touristed avenue runs through the heart of Barcelona,
from the Placa de Catalunya to the historic harbor.
- Juveria. - What's Las Ramblas?
Correct.
Here's the final clue in Go, Fish!
Surprisingly, all of these fish are born male,
but have the ability to change their sex one time only.
- Yogesh. - What are clownfish?
Clownfish is correct.
Looks like you'll finish in second place to Victoria.
Juveria, sadly, you couldn't quite get out of the red.
So you will not be joining us for Final Jeopardy!
But you'll be back in game two tonight.
Victoria and Yogesh, Final Jeopardy! time.
Here's your category...
Peoples of the World.
Consider them, make your wagers,
and then we'll come back with the clue.
We're dealing with Peoples of the World
in our first Final Jeopardy! of the finals.
Here's your clue, players.
30 seconds. Good luck.
We'll begin with Yogesh Raut,
with 13,000 points coming into Final Jeopardy!
He wrote down...
That's close, Yogesh,
but that's actually of Turkish
or Persian origin, so that is not correct.
You wagered everything,
leaving you with zero.
Victoria Gross came into Final with the lead -- 21,200.
Her response...
It's not the Mongols.
It is, in fact, the Tartars.
The word Tatar was modified to recognize Tartarus,
the Greek hell,
so the spelling and pronunciation were changed to add the "R."
What did you wager, Victoria?
6,800.
That'll take you down to 14,400.
So at the end of game one, Victoria with 14,400 points.
Yogesh, you'll be starting from scratch in game two,
and the second game of the finals will get underway after this break.
We'll be right back. Stay with us.
Welcome back to "Jeopardy! Masters."
Following game one, look at this.
Victoria, you're the only one with any points.
We will be wiping that score now.
Those points will be added back at the end of game two.
But remember, as we've seen many times over the years,
in a 2-game total-point affair, anything can happen.
This is not over yet.
Good luck, players, as we enter game two.
Here are your categories in the Jeopardy! round.
Something you'll rarely hear a Jeopardy! Master say.
Victoria, you go first.
Religion for 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is nuncio?
Correct.
Tough TV, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is "Mindhunter"?
Right again.
Tough TV, 800.
- Juveria. - West Eagleton.
Oh, yeah. I hate those guys.
World History for 1,000.
Answer -- Daily Double. Juveria.
[ Applause ]
And you can wager up to 1,000 points, as you know.
1,000 points.
Okay, here's your clue in World History.
What's bonfire of the vanities?
That's right. You had 1,000
and you're now just behind Yogesh.
Select again.
All Kinds of Food for 1,000.
- Victoria. - What is adobo?
Correct.
Food for 800.
- Juveria. - What's shawarma?
Shawarma in Turkey, yes.
Nicknames for 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is Geordie?
The Geordies.
Tough TV, 600.
Victoria.
What is "Marge vs. the Monorail"?
That's the title.
Religion, 800.
- Juveria. - What's Jainism?
Yes.
World History for 800.
- Yogesh. - What is liberation theology?
Yes.
World History, 600.
- Yogesh. - What's the Boxer Rebellion?
You got it.
I'm at a Loss, 1,000.
Juveria.
What's worsted?
Very good. Yes.
Nicknames for 800.
- Victoria. - What is the Desert Fox?
Yes.
I'm at a Loss, 800.
Juveria.
What's prostrate?
No.
Victoria or Yogesh? [ Beep ]
The signs are all there. He says I will not yield.
- Back to you, Victoria. - At a Loss, 600.
- Victoria. - What is shellac? Shellacking.
Correct.
All Kinds of Food, 600.
Juveria.
What's Vegemite?
Delicious Vegemite. Yeah.
Uh, ugh. Religion for 600.
- Yogesh. - What is "The Watchtower"?
That's right.
Um, Nickname, 600.
- Yogesh. - What is Muddy Waters?
Right again.
I'm at a Loss, 400.
- Victoria. - What is concession?
Yes.
Um, Tough TV, 400.
Juveria.
- What's "Daria"? - Right.
Um, nicknames for 400.
Yogesh.
What is the rising sun and the midnight sun?
You got them both.
All Kinds of Food, 400.
A glass of port wine pairs nicely with this British king of cheeses.
Juveria.
- What's Stilton? - It is Stilton.
Religion for 400.
- Victoria. - What are the five pillars of Islam?
- Good. - Sorry.
My grandfather's going to be so mad at you.
World History, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is the Black Panther Party?
Yes.
World History, 200.
- Victoria. - What are pirates?
She was a pirate.
Religion, 200.
- Victoria. - What is the shofar?
Right.
Food, 200.
It's the proper name for a grilled sandwich
featuring corned beef, Swiss cheese and sauerkraut on rye.
- Yogesh. - What is a Reuben?
Right.
Nicknames, 200.
Juveria.
What is the Artful Dodger?
Correct. From "Oliver Twist."
Tough TV for 200.
- Yogesh. - Who was Agatha all along?
Agatha all along. Spoilers.
Here's your final clue in I'm at a Loss.
- Yogesh. - What is a forfeit?
That's the score in a forfeit.
You have an even 7,000
and the lead at the end of the Jeopardy! round,
beginning a comeback.
We'll see what happens in Double Jeopardy! when we return.
One more chance to chat with our masters
here in this last "Jeopardy! Masters" game.
Is there anybody you'd like to thank?
I'd love to thank my family who couldn't be here.
My mom, Nasreen, who,
whenever I win, calls me and tells me how smart I am.
And whenever I lose, she calls and tells me
how smart I am and how pretty I look.
And I thank my mother-in-law, Jennifer,
who takes such good care of all of us.
My sister and her husband, my brothers-in-law Ian and Matt,
my grandparents and my cousins and my aunts.
But my little one, Zara, asked me to do a special shout-out
to her very best friend in the whole wide world, Gwendoline,
and Zara told me that you can't shout out Gwendoline
without shouting out her little brother Gareth.
So a big thank you to Gwendoline and Gareth.
This is like when your kids get to bring
- a friend on the trip. - 100%.
Your kids got to pick somebody to get thanked on "Jeopardy!"
- That's exactly right. - That's great.
What about you, Yogesh Raut?
- Any thank-yous? - Sure. Yeah.
Thank my parents, Jagdish and Aarti Raut,
who introduced me to "Jeopardy!" My brother, Akash Raut,
who used to compete with me to yell out answers
- when we watched his kids. - Nice.
I want to thank everyone who helped me run practice games,
both last year and this year.
Also have to shout out my teammates
in Portland -- Alex Darby, Andrew Darby,
Brett Danik and Anaport Baluca.
My team over in England --
Charlie, Sophie, Jake, Matt and Other Matt,
Kidd and Cody Wilson for fashion advice
and my personal shopper, Jim Bonomo.
Alright. Thank you, Yogesh.
And what about you, Victoria? Any shout-outs?
Yeah. Yeah. So first of all,
I'm just really grateful to you all
for taking a chance on having me the first time 20 years ago
and having me back now, like, it means the world to me.
And then I'd also like to talk about my dad.
So my dad passed away seven years ago on the day
that this will have premiered.
So -- So April 30th.
Um, and my dad, you know,
was our biggest, you know, fan and,
you know, treated us as very tough competitors.
He taught us all to play chess when we were very young.
When you competed with my dad,
the expectations were that you would play your hardest,
you would be a great sport,
you would be relentlessly ethical
and you would help clean up with a smile when you were done.
I credit a lot of who I am today to him.
That's great.
I'm sure he'd be happy to see you playing
to win here on the Alex Trebek stage.
I think he would be delighted.
Well, actually, right now, Victoria,
you're going to make the first selection
in the Double Jeopardy! round.
Unusually, you're in third place.
Here are the categories for you three.
Victoria, what appeals here?
French poetry for 1,600.
The song "How Beautiful You Are" by The Cure
was inspired by a prose poem in "Le Spleen de Paris"
by this 19th-century poet.
- Victoria. - Who is Baudelaire?
It is.
French poetry, 2,000.
- Yogesh. - Who is Apollinaire?
Good for 2,000.
In the Broadway Cast, 2,000.
- Yogesh. - What is "The Boys in the Band"?
Right again.
Broadway, 1,600.
- Victoria. - Who is John Proctor?
John Proctor is the villain.
French poetry for 1,200.
- Victoria. - Who is Rimbaud?
That's right.
French poetry for 800.
Juveria.
- What's "Autumn Leaves"? - That's right.
Human Prehistory for 1,200.
- Juveria. - What's copper?
That's right.
Human Prehistory for 1,600.
- Juveria. - What's Lascaux?
Correct.
Human Prehistory for 2,000.
- Victoria. - What are Denisovans?
You add 2,000.
Um, Let's Set Some Boundaries, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - What is the 49th parallel?
Right.
Boundaries 2,000.
- Juveria. - What's the Darien Gap?
Right for 2,000.
Boundaries for 1,200.
Answer there is a Daily Double.
[ Applause ]
The Darien Gap puts you into second place just now, Juveria.
What do you want to wager on this clue?
What do Iwantto wager?
Well, what will you wager? Let's put it that way.
Pray for me. 12,800. 10,800. I can't --
- 10,800. - 10,800 points.
Got it. The true Daily Double attempted
in Let's Set Some Boundaries.
Here's your clue.
What is Trafalgar?
Trafalgar?
That's right. You're in the lead with 21,600.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Okay, okay. It's fine.
8 Ways to Win for 1,200.
1933's "Dinner at Eight" co-starred John Barrymore
as an actor at the end of his career
and this actress as a social-climbing wife.
- Yogesh. - Who was Jean Harlow?
It is.
8 Ways to Win, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - What's "The Hunting of the Snark"?
Correct again.
A Broadway Cast, 1,200.
In 2025, this "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" scene stealer
had a run as Mrs. Lincoln in "Oh, Mary!"
- Juveria. - Who is Burris?
No. Yogesh?
Who was Burgess?
Burgess. Tituss Burgess.
Um, The "End," 1,600.
Answer -- Daily Double.
[ Applause ]
Yogesh, you're betting from second after Juveria's big move.
This may end up being the end for me,
but, uh, 16,600.
Trying it all.
He'll have 33,200 if he's right in The "End."
Here's your clue, Yogesh.
What is pitchblende?
That's right.
You move into the lead in a big way.
[ Applause ]
Um, the "End," 2,000.
[ Beep ]
Ooh, we stumped you on Canadian history and the Americans.
What is an intendant?
Back to you, Yogesh.
8 Ways to Win, 2,000.
A group of American artists
who showed together just once in 1908.
The 8 included this Philly-born painter
of East River Park.
[ Beep ]
- Very tough. - His name -- William Glackens.
- Yogesh. - "End," 1,200.
[ Beep ]
It's called "Codependent No More."
Yogesh.
"End," 800.
The salad here is topped with pea shoots,
botanically called these twining parts.
- Yogesh. - What are endives?
No. I'm sorry.
Victoria or Juveria?
Botanically, they are tendrils.
Yogesh, where now?
8 Ways, 800.
In Buddhism, the 8-spoked Dharmachakra
represents in part
this important doctrinal root of the faith.
- Yogesh. - What is the Eightfold Path?
Right.
Prehistory, 800.
Victoria.
- What is fish? - Correct.
In the Broadway Cast, 800.
- Yogesh. - Who was Raitt?
- Can you be more specific? - John Raitt?
Correct.
Set Some Boundaries, 800.
Victoria.
Oh, geez. What is...? Don't know.
- Yogesh. - What's Cape Horn?
Cape Horn is correct.
Sure. Boundaries, 400.
Juveria.
What are the Highlands and the Lowlands?
Yes.
Broadway for 400.
- Yogesh. - Who are the blind?
Correct.
Prehistory, 400.
- Victoria. - What is the summer solstice?
No.
- Yogesh? - What is the winter solstice?
Yeah. The shortest day.
8 Ways to Win, 400.
- Victoria. - What is theta?
- That's right. - French poetry, 400.
- Yogesh. - Where is Guernica?
Right.
Here's the final clue of Double Jeopardy!
The "End."
- Victoria. - What's a hacienda?
It is a hacienda.
You finish that game with 11,000.
Yogesh is in the lead
with the big Daily Double wager
and Juveria in second place after her big Daily Double wager.
Let's remind our audience
the scores you had in game one.
Alright.
Very important Final Jeopardy! coming up,
Masters, as you know.
Here's the category you three will face --
Paintings.
We'll take a break while they make their wagers,
and we'll come back with the clue and crown our "Masters" winner.
After nine "Jeopardy! Masters" episodes
and more than 1,000 clues,
it all comes down to one.
And with the scores as they are, anyone can still win.
Final Jeopardy! category is Paintings.
. Here's the clue.
30 seconds, Masters. Good luck.
We'll begin with Victoria Gross,
who had 11,000 points in game two,
coming in to Final Jeopardy!
Her response?
She wrote down...
And that is correct.
The friend of Van Gogh
and his famous portrait of the doctor.
What did you wager, Victoria?
She wagered everything, taking her to 22,000.
When we add her 14,400 points from game one,
she now has 36,400 points
and the lead over Juveria and Yogesh for the moment.
Juveria, we'll come to you next.
Did you think about Van Gogh and Dr. Gachet?
She's right as well. What was the wager?
16,000.
Taking Juveria to 36,800 points.
She now has a 400-point lead over Victoria.
Look how close this is.
Yogesh Raut, it all comes down to whether you knew Dr. Gachet.
Your response...
is correct. What was the wager?
5,601 puts Yogesh at 41,601.
[ Cheers and applause ]
And in an extraordinarily close final,
Yogesh emerges as the winner of this year's "Jeopardy! Masters."
Half a million dollar prize
and the Trebek Trophy are yours, Yogesh.
Congratulations.
Juveria, you finish in second place
with $250,000. Well done.
Victoria, well played.
$150,000 for you.
Thank you for being with us this year on "Jeopardy! Masters."
What a final. Have a great night.