1. 'From the Dock10 Studios
at Media City, in Salford,Copy !req
2. 'this is Jeopardy!'Copy !req
3. 'Please welcome today's contestants.Copy !req
4. 'An IT consultant from Farnham...Copy !req
5. 'A finance manager from London...Copy !req
6. 'And our returning champion,
a maths teacher from Reading...Copy !req
7. '.. whose four-day
cash winnings total is...Copy !req
8. '£23,926.Copy !req
9. 'And now, here is your host
of Jeopardy!Copy !req
10. 'Stephen Fry!'Copy !req
11. Hello! Well!
Wonderful, wonderful!Copy !req
12. Thank you, thank you, everyone.Copy !req
13. Hello, and welcome to Jeopardy!Copy !req
14. Our champion, Michael Hutchinson,
again demonstratedCopy !req
15. why he's been
one of the strongest competitors,Copy !req
16. with another excellent performance.Copy !req
17. His gameplay tactics are proving
to be a huge success,Copy !req
18. but it means nothing without his
impressive knowledgeCopy !req
19. across a seemingly endless
range of subjects.Copy !req
20. Are there any weaknesses
in his game?Copy !req
21. It really is fascinating to watch.Copy !req
22. And today, we have two
new challengers who are anxiousCopy !req
23. to find out those weaknesses.Copy !req
24. They are Asha and Dan.Copy !req
25. Good luck to all three of you.Copy !req
26. Right. Let's find our categories
for the first board.Copy !req
27. The king being Henry VIII.Copy !req
28. A word or phrase that reads
the same backwards or forwards.Copy !req
29. Michael, as the reigning champion,
you're used to this by now,Copy !req
30. you have the first pick of category
and pound amount.Copy !req
31. Yes. Interesting spread here.Copy !req
32. Those Wives Of That King,
150, please.Copy !req
33. 150. He's gone straight
for the high value again.Copy !req
34. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
35. - Who is Prince Arthur?
- Is correct. And off you go.Copy !req
36. 150, Cover Girls And Guys.Copy !req
37. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
38. Always On My Mind...
That is Always On My Mind...Copy !req
39. WHAT is Always On My Mind?Copy !req
40. Just in time! Yes, we're generous
in the first couple of boards,Copy !req
41. but of course, there is a Jeopardy!
way of framing your response,Copy !req
42. which many people now, I think,
do know.Copy !req
43. So be careful. "WHAT is Always On
My Mind?" was the correct response.Copy !req
44. You got in before the red light
disappeared. Well done.Copy !req
45. It's your pick.Copy !req
46. I'll have Those Wives Of That King
for £100, please.Copy !req
47. Wives Of The King for 100.Copy !req
48. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
49. - Who is Hans Holbein?
- Hans Holbein the Younger.Copy !req
50. We'll accept his name without that.
Yes, you have control.Copy !req
51. Palindromes for 150,
please.Copy !req
52. Palindromes.Copy !req
53. Yes, Asha.Copy !req
54. What is a rotor?Copy !req
55. No, I can't accept that.Copy !req
56. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
57. - What is a rotator?
- It's a rotator.Copy !req
58. It's not called a rotor.Copy !req
59. Rotor is a palindrome, but rotator,
a longer palindromeCopy !req
60. and the correct name for a muscle.Copy !req
61. - OK, Michael, you got in there.
- China for 150.Copy !req
62. Right, for £150, China.Copy !req
63. Mm-hm.
BEEPINGCopy !req
64. We seem to have got you there.
It's Guangxi.Copy !req
65. Guangxi province on the border of
Vietnam, there. OK, Michael.Copy !req
66. Get the hard ones
out of the way.Copy !req
67. 150, On This Day.Copy !req
68. All right.
For On This Day...Copy !req
69. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
70. - Who is Nancy Astor?
- Nancy Astor.Copy !req
71. She replaced her husband
as Member for Plymouth.Copy !req
72. All right. Go again.Copy !req
73. Stadium Tour, 150.Copy !req
74. For £150, The Stadium Tour.Copy !req
75. Yes, Asha.Copy !req
76. - What is Fenway Park?
- Fenway Park. Absolutely.Copy !req
77. Well done. That takes away
that nasty red minus score.Copy !req
78. You're on zero, but plenty of time.
Off you go and have a pick.Copy !req
79. On This Day for 100, please.Copy !req
80. On This Day For 100 now.Copy !req
81. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
82. What is Botany Bay?Copy !req
83. Botany Bay, named, I think,
after Banks,Copy !req
84. his botanist on board the ship.Copy !req
85. They originally called it
Stingrays Bay.Copy !req
86. Anyway, off you go, Michael.Copy !req
87. Palindromes for 100,
please.Copy !req
88. For £100, Palindromes.Copy !req
89. Asha.Copy !req
90. What is tenent?Copy !req
91. No.Copy !req
92. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
93. What is tenet?Copy !req
94. It's tenet. I'm sorry. Just
the one N.Copy !req
95. So close! "Tenent" would not be
a palindrome, I'm afraid.Copy !req
96. And it is tenet. Yeah. OK, Michael.Copy !req
97. China, 100.Copy !req
98. China for £100.
BUZZINGCopy !req
99. Oh, answer there
is the Daily Double!Copy !req
100. Well, well. You're good at
hitting these, Michael,Copy !req
101. but that's because you're good at
getting categories right!Copy !req
102. So, how much are you prepared
to punt? You can choose up to £750.Copy !req
103. The first one was pretty hard.
I'll go 750.Copy !req
104. He's still going to go 750,Copy !req
105. even though he knows
it can be tricky-tricky.Copy !req
106. Let's see what your clue is, then,
for £750...Copy !req
107. What is 1996?Copy !req
108. Ouch! I'm so sorry.Copy !req
109. Sort of six months out, as it were.Copy !req
110. It's 1997.Copy !req
111. It was a year later,
a very rainy day.Copy !req
112. The final mission of the Royal Yacht
Britannia, in fact. I'm so sorry.Copy !req
113. You lose 750. But as we know,
you know how to come back.Copy !req
114. All right. You have the pick.Copy !req
115. 100, Stadium Tour.Copy !req
116. Stadium Tour for 100.Copy !req
117. Michael.Copy !req
118. - What is Hampden Park?
- Hampden Park it is.Copy !req
119. Over 149,000 people attended
a Scotland-England match in 1937.Copy !req
120. Cover Girls And Guys, 100.Copy !req
121. Girls And Guys for 100.Copy !req
122. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
123. Who are The Zutons?Copy !req
124. It was The Zutons. Off you go.Copy !req
125. Wives Of That King, 75.Copy !req
126. Wives Of That King.Copy !req
127. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
128. Who is Catherine Parr?Copy !req
129. Catherine Parr, the lucky survivor.
Yes, absolutely right.Copy !req
130. 75, Palindromes.Copy !req
131. £75, Palindromes.Copy !req
132. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
133. - What is civic?
- Civic. Well spotted.Copy !req
134. Obviously, urban wasn't
going to work.Copy !req
135. Yeah, very good. You have the call.Copy !req
136. I'll have Cover Guys And Girls
for 75, please.Copy !req
137. Cover Guys And Girls
for £75.Copy !req
138. Yes, Asha.Copy !req
139. Who is Miley Cyrus?Copy !req
140. Miley Cyrus is the correct response.
Absolutely right. Off you go.Copy !req
141. On This Day for 75, please.Copy !req
142. On This Day for £75.Copy !req
143. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
144. What is Stonewall?Copy !req
145. It's the Stonewall Inn
off Christopher StreetCopy !req
146. in The Village, in
the Greenwich Village in New York.Copy !req
147. It had been regularly raided,
but on this particular night,Copy !req
148. the customers and others
fought back.Copy !req
149. Yes. So, Michael, off you go.Copy !req
150. Those Wives Of That King,
50, please.Copy !req
151. Those Wives Of That King
for 50.Copy !req
152. Dan.Copy !req
153. Who is Catherine Howard?Copy !req
154. That's absolutely right.
Well done. Yes.Copy !req
155. Let's do The Stadium Tour
for 75.Copy !req
156. For £75...Copy !req
157. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
158. What is Rio de Janeiro?Copy !req
159. That is the correct response.Copy !req
160. 25, Wives Of That King.Copy !req
161. Wives Of That King for 25.Copy !req
162. Yes, Asha.Copy !req
163. Who is, um... Anne Boleyn?Copy !req
164. Anne Boleyn is right. You got there
in time. Don't worry. Absolutely!Copy !req
165. She had been lady-in-waiting
to Queen Catherine of Aragon,Copy !req
166. and that's how she caught
Henry's eye.Copy !req
167. On This Day for 50, please.Copy !req
168. For £50, On This Day.Copy !req
169. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
170. - What is the Nobel Peace Prize?
- The Nobel Peace Prize it was.Copy !req
171. She won it for her work in
drawing global attentionCopy !req
172. to the problems of female education
in Pakistan. Yes?Copy !req
173. 25, On This Day.Copy !req
174. £25, On This Day.Copy !req
175. 4th April 1975,Copy !req
176. Paul Allen co-founds Microsoft
with this man.Copy !req
177. Asha.Copy !req
178. - Who is Bill Gates?
- "Who is Bill Gates?" Yes.Copy !req
179. - China for 75, please.
- China for £75.Copy !req
180. Michael.Copy !req
181. - What is Yangtze?
- Yes, that's right.Copy !req
182. It is the Yangtze River.Copy !req
183. - 50, China.
- 50 for China.Copy !req
184. Yes, Asha.Copy !req
185. - What is Macau?
- Macau. Yes.Copy !req
186. - China for 25, please.
- China for £25.Copy !req
187. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
188. - What is the Forbidden City?
- The Forbidden City. That's right.Copy !req
189. - 50, Palindromes, please.
- Palindromes for £50.Copy !req
190. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
191. What is wow?Copy !req
192. Wow! So it is, absolutely.Copy !req
193. - MICHAEL: 25, Palindromes, please.
- £25, Palindromes.Copy !req
194. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
195. - What is a deed?
- Well spotted. It is, indeed.Copy !req
196. - Indeed!
- Isn't that clever?Copy !req
197. Yes! Michael, on you go!Copy !req
198. 50, Cover Girls And Guys.Copy !req
199. Michael's in again.Copy !req
200. What is Hallelujah?Copy !req
201. Hallelujah! Absolutely.Copy !req
202. Originally, of course, composed
and recorded by Leonard Cohen.Copy !req
203. - 50, The Stadium Tour.
- The Stadium Tour for £50.Copy !req
204. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
205. - What is the Gabba?
- The Gabba, indeed.Copy !req
206. A fine ground. Quite right.Copy !req
207. - 25, Stadium Tour.
- The Stadium Tour now.Copy !req
208. Ah...Copy !req
209. BEEPINGCopy !req
210. Barcelona's Camp Nou is now Camp Nou
Spotify, or the Spotify Stadium.Copy !req
211. Well, there's one left.Copy !req
212. I think we'll take that,
please.Copy !req
213. You certainly shall.
It's Cover Girls And Guys.Copy !req
214. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
215. What is I Will Always Love You?Copy !req
216. Absolutely right.
Well, that's tidied up the board.Copy !req
217. Let's have a look at scores.Copy !req
218. Asha, you have £75.Copy !req
219. You've had a couple of unlucky goes,Copy !req
220. but plenty of time to recover,
believe me.Copy !req
221. In a healthy second place,
Dan on 275.Copy !req
222. But our four-day champion
is still in the lead.Copy !req
223. Michael is on 775.Copy !req
224. Let's see what happens
after the break. See you then.Copy !req
225. Welcome back, everybody.
Here are our three contestants.Copy !req
226. And... Oh, let's start with you,
Dan, at the end there...Copy !req
227. - Hello!
- .. on £275.Copy !req
228. Welcome.
You've been married for 34 yearsCopy !req
229. Something like that. Yes.Copy !req
230. I've lost count.Copy !req
231. Oh! It says here, so we must know
better than you do.Copy !req
232. You must have been quite young
when you got married.Copy !req
233. - I am 60.
- Blimey!Copy !req
234. Anyway, all those years ago,
50 years ago and so,Copy !req
235. when you were at school,
you were in a schoolCopy !req
236. that was surrounded by
girls' schools?Copy !req
237. Yes. I only found this out
on Wikipedia,Copy !req
238. but when I was in the first year,Copy !req
239. I was in the chorus for a production
of The Beggar's OperaCopy !req
240. and it turned out that the lead
was played by Imelda Staunton,Copy !req
241. who was in the school
across the road.Copy !req
242. Imelda Staunton! 13, is it,
I think, Olivier nominations?Copy !req
243. - Something like that.
- One of the true greats.Copy !req
244. And then, someone else close by.Copy !req
245. Rachel Whiteread was in my class at
primary school.Copy !req
246. - The artist...
- DAME Rachel Whiteread.Copy !req
247. Maybe after this programme
is finished,Copy !req
248. they'll be boasting
they went to school near you!Copy !req
249. - I doubt it.
- It's possible.Copy !req
250. Asha, you're originally
from Bradford.Copy !req
251. - I am, yes.
- Yeah.Copy !req
252. Now, you've done some physically
extraordinary things.Copy !req
253. I do like a bit of adventure,
so I've done some skydiving,Copy !req
254. ziplining, whitewater rafting,Copy !req
255. and I've abseiled down
Table Mountain.Copy !req
256. Fantastic. So have you got
any ambitions as to any activitiesCopy !req
257. that you haven't done you'd like to?Copy !req
258. Um, I haven't swum with sharks yet.
That's on the list.Copy !req
259. Oh! There you go.
Well, I have, actually.Copy !req
260. - Oh!
- Yeah. Galapagos sharksCopy !req
261. in Hawaii.
- Fantastic.Copy !req
262. Anyway, Michael, a lot of
people during lockdownCopy !req
263. decided to change course
in their lives,Copy !req
264. something about the experience,
and you were one of those.Copy !req
265. Yeah. Me and my wife, actually,
were both workingCopy !req
266. in the financial services,
contracting,Copy !req
267. always quite short-term contracts.Copy !req
268. Working as a teacher has always
kind of appealed to me.Copy !req
269. So then, yeah, I became a teacher,
did all the trainingCopy !req
270. during kind of lockdown.Copy !req
271. The second placement was actually
all done via Zoom.Copy !req
272. - Good gracious.
- So I spent a month and a halfCopy !req
273. teaching an all-girls'
grammar school through a camera.Copy !req
274. I think only now, having done it
for a couple of years now,Copy !req
275. I realised just how hard it is to
do it in front of the camera.Copy !req
276. So fair play to all the teachers
who were having to do that...Copy !req
277. - Absolutely.
- .. for so many months.Copy !req
278. That's really brilliant.
OK, let's get back on with the game.Copy !req
279. We've got six new categories.Copy !req
280. Words that come before the word
"bed".Copy !req
281. Asha, you're our lowest-scorer
at the moment.Copy !req
282. I'd like you to choose a category
and cash amount, please.Copy !req
283. Let's do What The Dickens?
for 75, please.Copy !req
284. What The Dickens? for £75.Copy !req
285. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
286. - What is David Copperfield?
- David Copperfield it is, yes.Copy !req
287. It's my favourite, if I'm honest.Copy !req
288. My favourite is
Muppet Christmas Carol.Copy !req
289. Hey, hey!Copy !req
290. 150, Dickens, please.Copy !req
291. For 150...Copy !req
292. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
293. What is A Tale Of Two Cities?Copy !req
294. "It was the best of times,
it was the worst of times."Copy !req
295. It is one of the better known
openings of any book.Copy !req
296. And that is indeed
the right response.Copy !req
297. I'll go Dickens, 100, then, please.Copy !req
298. Dickens for 100.Copy !req
299. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
300. - What is Bleak House?
- Bleak House it is.Copy !req
301. 50, Dickens.Copy !req
302. 50, Dickens.Copy !req
303. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
304. What is Nicholas Nickleby?Copy !req
305. That's correct. Nicholas Nickleby.
Yep.Copy !req
306. OK. I'll go for the 25, Dickens.Copy !req
307. 25, Dickens.Copy !req
308. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
309. - Who is Miss Havisham?
- Miss Havisham. Yes.Copy !req
310. A River Runs Through It,
150.Copy !req
311. A River Runs Through It
for £150.Copy !req
312. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
313. What is Montevideo and Buenos Aires?Copy !req
314. Absolutely right. Very good indeed.Copy !req
315. £100, River Runs Through It.Copy !req
316. River Runs Through It
for £100.Copy !req
317. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
318. - What is Belgrade?
- Belgrade is right.Copy !req
319. The capital of the old Yugoslavia
and the new Serbia.Copy !req
320. 75, River.Copy !req
321. £75, River.Copy !req
322. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
323. - What is Perth?
- Perth in Western Australia. Yes.Copy !req
324. Jakarta's 1,800 miles away
from Perth.Copy !req
325. But Canberra, the capital
of Australia, is around 1,900 miles.Copy !req
326. Off you go.Copy !req
327. Let's have Scales for 150.Copy !req
328. Scales for 150.Copy !req
329. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
330. What is the Mach scale?Copy !req
331. The Mach scale,
named after Ernst Mach.Copy !req
332. - 25, Academy.
- Academy for £25.Copy !req
333. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
334. What is the 1960s?Copy !req
335. Is correct,
for the movie Lilies Of The Field.Copy !req
336. You are having a heck of a run here,
Michael! Go again.Copy !req
337. - Academy, 150.
- OK.Copy !req
338. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
339. - Who is Barbra Streisand?
- Barbra Streisand.Copy !req
340. Absolutely right.Copy !req
341. The most recent tie was in 2013,
when Mark Wahlberg announcedCopy !req
342. the Sound Editing award by saying,
"No BS, we have a tie."Copy !req
343. There you go. It's with you, Dan.Copy !req
344. - Scales for 100, please.
- Scales for £100.Copy !req
345. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
346. - What is diamond?
- Diamond is 10. Exactly.Copy !req
347. Scales for 75.Copy !req
348. For £75...Copy !req
349. Michael.Copy !req
350. - What are chilli peppers?
- Chillies! Yes. It's named afterCopy !req
351. the American pharmacist,
Wilbur Scoville, that scale.Copy !req
352. £100, Academy, please.Copy !req
353. Academy for £100.
BUZZINGCopy !req
354. Answer there, the Daily Double.Copy !req
355. Well, Michael, you really have been
dominating this board already.Copy !req
356. You have a Daily Double again,
and you have £1,675.Copy !req
357. Wow. So what are you going to choose
to wager of thatCopy !req
358. on a response to this clue?Copy !req
359. All of it, please.Copy !req
360. True Daily Double. Quite an
extravagant one. Very exciting.Copy !req
361. £1,675 on the response to this.Copy !req
362. What is It Happened One Night?Copy !req
363. Absolutely right! Brilliant.Copy !req
364. Very good indeed.Copy !req
365. Whoo! You have doubled to 3,350.Copy !req
366. The big five awards, in case you
didn't know, and I'm sure you did,Copy !req
367. are Best Picture, Best Director,Copy !req
368. Best Actor, Best Actress
and Best Screenplay.Copy !req
369. All right.
Wow, Michael, off you go again.Copy !req
370. 150, What's In A (Brand) Name?
please.Copy !req
371. For £150...Copy !req
372. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
373. What is Haribo?Copy !req
374. Ha, Ri and Bo go together from Hans
Riegel and Bonn. Indeed. Off you go.Copy !req
375. 100, Brand Name, please.Copy !req
376. 100, Brand Name, this time.Copy !req
377. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
378. - What is WD-40?
- WD-40. It stands forCopy !req
379. Water Displacement 40. It's the
40th version they came up with.Copy !req
380. What's In A (Brand) Name? 75.Copy !req
381. £75.Copy !req
382. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
383. - What is Nike?
- Nike. Absolutely right.Copy !req
384. Off you go.Copy !req
385. 50, Brand Name, please.Copy !req
386. £50, Brand Name.Copy !req
387. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
388. - Who is Oprah Winfrey?
- Oprah Winfrey.Copy !req
389. Her name, Oprah, backwards is Harpo.Copy !req
390. Yeah, I don't think
it would work with me.Copy !req
391. Nehpets. It's not a good name
for a production company. No.Copy !req
392. All right, off you go, Michael.Copy !req
393. 25, Brand Name, please.Copy !req
394. £25, Brand Name.Copy !req
395. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
396. - What is Amazon?
- Amazon. Yes.Copy !req
397. OK, off you go.Copy !req
398. I'd Like To Thank The Academy... 75.Copy !req
399. I'd Like To Thank
The Academy...Copy !req
400. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
401. - Who is Marlon Brando?
- Marlon Brando,Copy !req
402. who was nominated for The Godfather.Copy !req
403. And he would have won it, had he not
rejected it as a protest againstCopy !req
404. Hollywood's portrayal of
Native Americans. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
405. Let's have Scales for 50,
please.Copy !req
406. Scales for £50.Copy !req
407. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
408. - What is pH?
- What is the pH scale?Copy !req
409. Absolutely right.Copy !req
410. Let's do Scales for 25.
- Scales for 25 now.Copy !req
411. Yes, Asha.Copy !req
412. - What is the Richter scale?
- Richter scale is absolutely right.Copy !req
413. A River Runs Through It
for 50, please.Copy !req
414. For £50...Copy !req
415. Located on the Mississippi River,Copy !req
416. below its confluence
with the Missouri River,Copy !req
417. the emblem of this city is
the 630-ft high Gateway Arch.Copy !req
418. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
419. What is St Louis?Copy !req
420. St Louis, or St "Lewis", as they
always insist you call it,Copy !req
421. in Missouri. Yeah, absolutely.Copy !req
422. Stands as a symbol of American
freedom, the Gateway Arch.Copy !req
423. Let's do the River for 25.Copy !req
424. Dan.Copy !req
425. - What is the Nile?
- No.Copy !req
426. - Brain fade!
- Yes, Michael.Copy !req
427. - What is Alexandria?
- Yes.Copy !req
428. - Sorry, Dan.
- No, no.Copy !req
429. Alexandria indeed. We were after
the city, not the river.Copy !req
430. Yes, yes, yes.
- Not to worry.Copy !req
431. You know what you did. It's fine.
Michael, off you go.Copy !req
432. - Academy, 50, please.
Academy for £50.Copy !req
433. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
434. - What is Moonlight?
- Moonlight. That's right. Yeah.Copy !req
435. Before Bed, 150, please.
- Before Bed for 150.Copy !req
436. All your responses should be words
that can come before the word "bed".Copy !req
437. Michael.Copy !req
438. What is oyster mushroom?Copy !req
439. Oyster mushroom is correct,Copy !req
440. cos you can have an oyster bed
as well, of course.Copy !req
441. Absolutely right. Well done.Copy !req
442. Before Bed, 100.
- Before Bed for 100.Copy !req
443. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
444. - What is River?
- River. River Phoenix. Riverbed.Copy !req
445. 75, Bed, please.Copy !req
446. BEEPING
It's quite hard to find, isn't it?Copy !req
447. Absolute nonsense. Absolute bunk.Copy !req
448. And you can do a bunk
and you can have a bunk bed.Copy !req
449. - MICHAEL: 50, Before Bed.
- £50, Before Bed.Copy !req
450. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
451. - What is a feather?
- A feather. Feather bed.Copy !req
452. Absolutely. Yes.Copy !req
453. - MICHAEL: 25, Before Bed.
- 25, Before Bed.Copy !req
454. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
455. - What is a single?
- Single. Single bed, of course.Copy !req
456. That's the board.
My word, you've cleared it up.Copy !req
457. Michael, I have to say
that was an astonishing run.Copy !req
458. But Asha and Dan have done
their bestCopy !req
459. to trail in your very savage wake.Copy !req
460. Asha's on 100. Dan's on 775.Copy !req
461. But you are way out againCopy !req
462. on 4,125.Copy !req
463. But I promise you, things
can change. You don't know.Copy !req
464. You can't be absolutely certain.
It is Jeopardy!Copy !req
465. See you after the break
for Double Jeopardy.Copy !req
466. Welcome back to Jeopardy!Copy !req
467. Well, now, how's it all going?Copy !req
468. In the lead, as usual,
is Michael on 4,125.Copy !req
469. You've had quite the game today.Copy !req
470. You had the Daily Double
in the first round,Copy !req
471. which was not a success,Copy !req
472. but your Dickens was incredible,Copy !req
473. and a fantastic result of £1,670
wagered on another Daily Double.Copy !req
474. And this time you got
the Frank Capra masterpiece,Copy !req
475. It Happened One Night. Some people
most associate Frank CapraCopy !req
476. with It's A Wonderful Life.
- Yeah.Copy !req
477. You certainly didn't fall for that.Copy !req
478. Dan, you're on 775.Copy !req
479. I think you're probably finding the
buzzer difficult. I can see you...Copy !req
480. Do you believe I'm old and slow now?Copy !req
481. - Do you think that's what it is?
- I think it might be.Copy !req
482. Your reflexes just not quite up to
this young man's. It's possible.Copy !req
483. I mean, you know, you're playing
a master and it's difficult,Copy !req
484. but we've got Double Jeopardy to
come and things can change. Asha...Copy !req
485. - I do hope so.
- Yeah! I'm sure you do hope so.Copy !req
486. Asha, you've had some bad luck,
the palindrome - rotor was so close.Copy !req
487. Not only was it close,
but it may have even awakenedCopy !req
488. in the others - in this case,
Michael - the idea of rotator.Copy !req
489. So that was unfortunate.Copy !req
490. And tenent - another one that
was stolen from you.Copy !req
491. Tenent, of course,
should have been tenet. Oh!Copy !req
492. But it is a struggle,
fighting against this fellow.Copy !req
493. Need to be quick!Copy !req
494. Double Jeopardy
allows you a chanceCopy !req
495. to double your chances.
- Mmm!Copy !req
496. So it's time to play
Double Jeopardy!Copy !req
497. Ooh, well, now we've doubled
the cash values,Copy !req
498. so they range from £50Copy !req
499. to £300 per answer.Copy !req
500. There are also two Daily Doubles
hidden somewhereCopy !req
501. up there on that board.Copy !req
502. We don't know where,
but we'll find out.Copy !req
503. And we have six new categories.Copy !req
504. They are...Copy !req
505. All the responses involve
changing the word "loose".Copy !req
506. And from now on,
if you don't phrase your responsesCopy !req
507. in the correct Jeopardy! manner
with a "what is" or a "who is",Copy !req
508. your responses will be deemed to be
incorrect. So you are warned.Copy !req
509. OK, we'll start with the person
on the lowest scoreCopy !req
510. and that's you, Asha, on 100.Copy !req
511. So if you could choose a category
and a cash amount.Copy !req
512. I'll try Loose Change for 300,
please.Copy !req
513. Loose Change right up there
at £300.Copy !req
514. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
515. - What is Loos?
- Loos. Absolutely right.Copy !req
516. The Battle of Loos
took place in France. Yeah.Copy !req
517. 300, Shared Surnames.Copy !req
518. £300 for Shared Surnames.Copy !req
519. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
520. - What is Jackson?
- Jackson is the shared surname.Copy !req
521. Let's do the Literary Shared
Surnames again for 200, please.Copy !req
522. Literary Shared Surnames.
BUZZINGCopy !req
523. Oh! Answer there, the Daily Double.Copy !req
524. Well, now!
You could certainly draw close,Copy !req
525. but it all depends on how much
you're prepared to wager.Copy !req
526. It's Literary Shared Surnames.Copy !req
527. - I'll wager 700.
- £700 on this one.Copy !req
528. All right. Here's your clue.Copy !req
529. Er, don't know. I'm sorry.Copy !req
530. Ah, what a pity.Copy !req
531. BEEPING
And your time is up.Copy !req
532. Yes. Samuel Butler wrote Erewhon.Copy !req
533. - Oh, yes!
- A dystopia.Copy !req
534. It's the word nowhere backwards,
or sort of backwards.Copy !req
535. And it was Octavia E ButlerCopy !req
536. who wrote the dystopian Earthseed
books.Copy !req
537. Very hard luck. It takes you down
to 375, and you have the pick.Copy !req
538. I'll try the Surnames again
for 150.Copy !req
539. Surnames for 150.Copy !req
540. Michael got there.Copy !req
541. Who is Montgomery?Copy !req
542. Montgomery, indeed.Copy !req
543. 300, Heart Of The Matter.Copy !req
544. Heart Of The Matter
for £300.Copy !req
545. Who was that?Copy !req
546. BEEPING
Time's up.Copy !req
547. It's Joel Corry. Passed one
billion streams on Spotify in 2022.Copy !req
548. I was not one of those
who streamed it, I have to confess.Copy !req
549. Anyway, Michael, off you go.Copy !req
550. 300, It's Also A TV Show.Copy !req
551. £300, It's Also A TV Show.Copy !req
552. BEEPINGCopy !req
553. And no-one has answered.
No, it's a tricky one.Copy !req
554. - It's cold feet.
- Oh!Copy !req
555. You get cold feet.
Yeah, you don't commit.Copy !req
556. Yeah. Hard luck.
But not to worry. No-one lost.Copy !req
557. Yes, Michael?Copy !req
558. 300, Isaac Newton.Copy !req
559. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
560. What is "shoulders of giants"?Copy !req
561. "Shoulders of giants" is correct.Copy !req
562. The quote appeared on the edge of
the first £2 coin, in fact.Copy !req
563. Very good, Michael. With you.Copy !req
564. Football Team Suffixes, 300.Copy !req
565. All right. For £300, all responses
can be found in the namesCopy !req
566. of English football clubs.Copy !req
567. - Yes, Dan.
- What is Alexandra?Copy !req
568. Alexandra. And of course, the
football club is Crewe Alexandra.Copy !req
569. Isaac Newton for 200, please.Copy !req
570. Isaac Newton for £200.Copy !req
571. No.
BEEPINGCopy !req
572. It was Trinity College.Copy !req
573. - Should have gone for it.
- I was thinking that!Copy !req
574. Yeah. Right.
So it's still with you, Dan.Copy !req
575. Oh, let's go back to
the Shared Surnames, £100.Copy !req
576. Shared Surnames for 100.Copy !req
577. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
578. What is Banks?Copy !req
579. The Bankses. The Banks children
and Iain M Banks, Iain Banks.Copy !req
580. 200, Loose Change, please.Copy !req
581. £200.Copy !req
582. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
583. - What is Looe.
- It's Looe.Copy !req
584. Yeah, Looe with an E on the end.Copy !req
585. Not loo as in lavatory, but Looe
the town. Absolutely right.Copy !req
586. Loose Change, 150.Copy !req
587. Loose Change for 150.Copy !req
588. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
589. - What is Oslo?
- Oslo. Yes. Capital of Norway.Copy !req
590. Loose Change, 100.Copy !req
591. Loose Change for £100.Copy !req
592. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
593. - What is Moore?
- Moore. Henry Moore. Exactly right.Copy !req
594. Also A TV Show, 200.Copy !req
595. For £200, Also A TV Show.Copy !req
596. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
597. What is Would I Lie To You?Copy !req
598. Is the correct response!
Yes. A comedy panel show.Copy !req
599. And it's with you, Dan.Copy !req
600. Also A TV Show, 150.
- 150, It's Also A TV Show.Copy !req
601. Yes, Asha.Copy !req
602. - What is Victoria?
- Victoria. Also a TV show, yes,Copy !req
603. starring Jenna Coleman
as the titular monarch.Copy !req
604. And with that - phew! -
we're halfway through that boardCopy !req
605. Asha's on 250.Copy !req
606. Dan had an unlucky...Copy !req
607. - Mmm.
- .. Daily Double. 975 there.Copy !req
608. And still well out in the lead,
on 5,325, is Michael.Copy !req
609. But there's 15 more questions
on the Double Jeopardy boardCopy !req
610. and we'll see you to complete it
after this break.Copy !req
611. Welcome back to Jeopardy!Copy !req
612. Asha, you gave us the last correct
response, so you have the pick.Copy !req
613. Heart Of The Matter
for 200, please.Copy !req
614. Heart Of The Matter
for £200.Copy !req
615. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
616. - What is Sacre-Coeur?
- Sacre-Coeur. Very good accent.Copy !req
617. Sacre-Coeur!Copy !req
618. The Basilica of Sacre-Coeur
of Montmartre. Very good.Copy !req
619. Uh, let's finish the Surnames. £50.Copy !req
620. Off with the Surnames, then!Copy !req
621. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
622. - What is Moriarty?
- Moriarty is absolutely correctCopy !req
623. Also A TV Show for 100.Copy !req
624. Also A TV Show.Copy !req
625. Dan.Copy !req
626. - What is Doctors?
- Doctors. That's right.Copy !req
627. Long-running BBC daytime soap.Copy !req
628. Off you go, Dan.Copy !req
629. 200 on Football Team Suffixes.Copy !req
630. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
631. - What is Hotspur?
- Harry Hotspur. Absolutely right.Copy !req
632. And, actually, Tottenham
are named after that Henry Hotspur,Copy !req
633. whose descendants owned land
near the club's first ground.Copy !req
634. Football Team Suffixes, 150.Copy !req
635. For 150, then.Copy !req
636. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
637. Who is Forest?Copy !req
638. Indeed. Forest WhitakerCopy !req
639. and Nottingham ForestCopy !req
640. and, indeed,
Forest Green Rovers are clubs.Copy !req
641. 150, Heart Of The Matter.Copy !req
642. 150, Heart Of The Matter.Copy !req
643. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
644. - What is Edinburgh?
- Edinburgh. That's right.Copy !req
645. Heart of Midlothian Football Club.Copy !req
646. Isaac Newton, 150.Copy !req
647. Isaac Newton for £150.
BUZZINGCopy !req
648. Answer there,Copy !req
649. you have yourself another
Daily Double, Dan!Copy !req
650. You're on 1,675.Copy !req
651. You've come back strongly.Copy !req
652. How much are you prepared to wager
on your knowledgeCopy !req
653. of Sir Isaac Newton?Copy !req
654. - I'll wager 1,300.
- £1,300.Copy !req
655. Upstanding wager, if I may say so.Copy !req
656. All right. Let's see what your clue
is on Sir Isaac Newton.Copy !req
657. Who is Rene Descartes?Copy !req
658. Rene Descartes. Well done.Copy !req
659. That banks you 1,300.
Congratulations.Copy !req
660. Very good indeed.Copy !req
661. And you have command of the board.Copy !req
662. Let's do the Football Team
Suffixes for 100.Copy !req
663. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
664. - What is Oriental?
- It's not.Copy !req
665. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
666. - What is Orient?
- Orient. Yes, that's right.Copy !req
667. Occidental would have an opposite
of Oriental,Copy !req
668. and there is no Leyton Oriental.
It's Leyton Orient. Yeah.Copy !req
669. So, yeah. Dan, you stole that.Copy !req
670. Isaac Newton, £100, please.Copy !req
671. Isaac Newton for £100.Copy !req
672. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
673. - Who is Edmund Halley?
- Edmund Halley it was.Copy !req
674. Halley's Comet visible from
the Earth every 75 years.Copy !req
675. Halley used Newton's new lawsCopy !req
676. to calculate when the comet
would return, and when it did,Copy !req
677. they were so impressed
they named the comet after him.Copy !req
678. TV Show for 50.Copy !req
679. TV Shows for £50.Copy !req
680. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
681. - Who is Big Brother?
- Big Brother is, of course,Copy !req
682. also a reality TV show. Go again.Copy !req
683. Football Team Suffixes for 50.Copy !req
684. OK.Copy !req
685. Yes, Dan.Copy !req
686. - What is Wednesday?
- Wednesday. That's right.Copy !req
687. Sheffield Wednesday, the club,Copy !req
688. and Wednesday, the Netflix series
based on The Addams Family.Copy !req
689. Heart Of The Matter for 100.Copy !req
690. Heart Of The Matter for £100.Copy !req
691. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
692. - Who is Amanda Holden?
- It is Amanda Holden. Well done.Copy !req
693. 50, Loose Change.Copy !req
694. £50, Loose Change.Copy !req
695. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
696. - What is lose?
- Lose. The opposite of win, indeed.Copy !req
697. 50, Heart Of The Matter.Copy !req
698. Heart Of The Matter for £50.Copy !req
699. This thistle-like green vegetable
has a fleshy edible baseCopy !req
700. known as a heart or bottom.Copy !req
701. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
702. - What is artichoke?
- What is an artichoke?Copy !req
703. Exactly right. A globe artichoke.Copy !req
704. 50, Isaac Newton, please.Copy !req
705. Isaac Newton for £50.Copy !req
706. Yes, Michael.Copy !req
707. - Who is Albert Einstein?
- Albert Einstein.Copy !req
708. He went on to write,
"The concepts which you createdCopy !req
709. "are guiding our thinking in physics
even today."Copy !req
710. You've cleaned up
the Double Jeopardy board.Copy !req
711. Let's have a look at the scores.Copy !req
712. Asha, you're on £250.Copy !req
713. Dan, you got that second
Daily DoubleCopy !req
714. which helped you get up to 3,275,Copy !req
715. but still in the lead, Michael,
with 5,625.Copy !req
716. So on that, it's time to play
Final Jeopardy.Copy !req
717. So let's see what category
we have for you.Copy !req
718. All right. In a moment, I'm going to
reveal one final clue.Copy !req
719. But now it's time for you to decide
how much of your current scoreCopy !req
720. you are prepared to risk
after seeing that category.Copy !req
721. So make your wagers, please.Copy !req
722. All righty.
Everyone's made their wagers.Copy !req
723. The category is The Winter Olympics.Copy !req
724. Here's the clue.Copy !req
725. You have 30 seconds. Good luck.Copy !req
726. And as that irresistible melody
pogos to its end,Copy !req
727. that's your time up.Copy !req
728. All right.
Asha, we're going to start with you.Copy !req
729. You're on £250.Copy !req
730. The first thing we have to know
is what response you gaveCopy !req
731. to the question about which year
the Summer and Winter OlympicsCopy !req
732. were last together. And you wrote...Copy !req
733. "What is 2000?"Copy !req
734. That is not correct, I'm afraid.Copy !req
735. Not to worry. A good sporting shrug.
How much did you wager?Copy !req
736. £50. Leaves you with £200.Copy !req
737. Well, maybe the other two went mad.
You just don't know.Copy !req
738. We'll go to Dan first.Copy !req
739. You're on 3,275 now.Copy !req
740. First of all, we need to know
what response you gave.Copy !req
741. "What is 1992?"Copy !req
742. That is the correct response.Copy !req
743. That was the year. Well done.
Now, how much did you wager?Copy !req
744. £2,700.Copy !req
745. That gives you a total ofCopy !req
746. £5,975.Copy !req
747. That's 350Copy !req
748. above your current score, Michael.Copy !req
749. So, very interesting, of course,Copy !req
750. to find out, first,
how you responded to this clue.Copy !req
751. What did you write?Copy !req
752. Oh, he got it.Copy !req
753. "What is 1992?"Copy !req
754. Well done.
And how much did you punt?Copy !req
755. £1,000 takes you
into the lead again,Copy !req
756. on 6,625.Copy !req
757. - Well done, Dan.
- If we add to thatCopy !req
758. your four-day total,Copy !req
759. that gives you a nice round...Copy !req
760. - Whoo! Wow.
- ..30,551!Copy !req
761. You've broken the 30,000 barrier.Copy !req
762. You've broken the five-day barrier.Copy !req
763. Wow. Absolutely amazing.
Terrific achievement.Copy !req
764. You're our five-day champion now.
You've owned the week.Copy !req
765. But my goodness,
you ran him very, very hard, Dan.Copy !req
766. - Mm.
- You should feel very proud.Copy !req
767. I should've been a bit braver!Copy !req
768. Yes. You could've been braver maybe.Copy !req
769. That's a lesson for future players
when they come across this man.Copy !req
770. And well done, you, too, Asha.
It was lovely having you here.Copy !req
771. Sorry to lose you both,
but Michael will be back tomorrow,Copy !req
772. and I hope you'll be here as well.
Thanks for watching. Goodbye.Copy !req
773. 'Next time on Jeopardy!Copy !req
774. 'Champion Michael Hutchinson
faces London's Matt Barr,Copy !req
775. 'and from Milton Keynes,
Emma Laslett.'Copy !req