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 environment and safety
consultant from Bury.Copy !req
5. A housing enforcement manager
from Pontypool.Copy !req
6. And our returning champion,
a disability benefits officerCopy !req
7. from Milton Keynes.Copy !req
8. Whose two-day
cash winnings total is...Copy !req
9. £9,024.Copy !req
10. And now here is your host
of Jeopardy! - Stephen Fry!Copy !req
11. Hello, hello, hello.Copy !req
12. Hello, everybody.Copy !req
13. Thank you. And welcome to Jeopardy!Copy !req
14. Our champion, Emma Laslett, faced
some early setbacks yesterday,Copy !req
15. including losing two Daily Doubles.Copy !req
16. However, she showed real strength
of character to stage a comebackCopy !req
17. and went into Final Jeopardy!
with a handsome lead.Copy !req
18. And although no-one managed
to find the correct response,Copy !req
19. she had enough in reserve to
go home as Jeopardy! champion.Copy !req
20. Will her winning streak continue?Copy !req
21. Only time and our two
new contestants will tell.Copy !req
22. And here they are
- Anthony and Sarah.Copy !req
23. Good luck to all three of you.
Let's play Jeopardy!Copy !req
24. And here are our six categories
to begin with.Copy !req
25. All responses will be related
to the home.Copy !req
26. Emma, as the reigning champion,
you have the first pick.Copy !req
27. A category
and a pound amount, please.Copy !req
28. Let's kick it off with
Crossword Clues for 150, please.Copy !req
29. Crossword clues for £150.Copy !req
30. - Emma.
- What is jambalaya?Copy !req
31. Jambalaya it is. And delicious.Copy !req
32. US States for 150, please.Copy !req
33. US States for £150.Copy !req
34. - Emma.
- What is Maine?Copy !req
35. Maine it is. Absolutely.Copy !req
36. Pine trees aren't the only
kinds of tree there, of course,Copy !req
37. but they are very populous.Copy !req
38. And lakes and water and coastline
for thousands of milesCopy !req
39. if you stretch it out, I believe.
Anyway, on you go.Copy !req
40. Life's A Beach, 150, please.Copy !req
41. Life's A Beach for £150.Copy !req
42. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
43. - What is Normandy?
- Normandy!Copy !req
44. And the beaches were Gold,
Juno, Omaha, Sword and Utah.Copy !req
45. Anthony, you're on the board
and it's your call.Copy !req
46. Tom Hanks Films, 150, please.Copy !req
47. Scooping up
the high-scorers.Copy !req
48. Name the Tom Hanks film.Copy !req
49. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
50. What is Catch Me If You Can?Copy !req
51. Catch Me If You Can. And you're all
scoring now. Very well done indeed.Copy !req
52. The film is based
on a semi-autobiographical bookCopy !req
53. of the same name, co-written
by Frank Abagnale Jr,Copy !req
54. the fraudster that was played
by Leonardo in the film.Copy !req
55. I'll have "House" Music
for 150, please.Copy !req
56. All the responses, as I say,
will make you think of thingsCopy !req
57. that you can find around the home.Copy !req
58. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
59. - What is the Chemical Brothers?
- No.Copy !req
60. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
61. - Who are Basement Jaxx?
- That's right.Copy !req
62. Back To The '90s for 150.Copy !req
63. Back To The '90s.Copy !req
64. Emma.Copy !req
65. - Who is Madeleine Albright?
- Madeleine Albright is correct.Copy !req
66. Back to Crossword Clues
for 100, please.Copy !req
67. Emma.Copy !req
68. - What is a jackal?
- A jackal. That's correct.Copy !req
69. US States for 100, please.Copy !req
70. US States for £100.Copy !req
71. Anthony.Copy !req
72. - What is Utah?
- Utah. That's absolutely right.Copy !req
73. The beehive symbolises
its industry and busyness -Copy !req
74. like Manchester, where we are.Copy !req
75. I think they have
a bee as a symbol, too.Copy !req
76. Back To The '90s, 100, please.Copy !req
77. £100, Back To The '90s.Copy !req
78. Anthony.Copy !req
79. What is...
Goodbye?Copy !req
80. No.Copy !req
81. Emma.Copy !req
82. - What is Stop?
- Stop. Yes.Copy !req
83. To a halt. Yeah.Copy !req
84. Run-DMC's It's Like That
beat it to the top spot.Copy !req
85. Emma.
- As it should have!Copy !req
86. - Life's A Beach for 100., Please.
- Life's a Beach for 100.Copy !req
87. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
88. - Who are the Beach Boys?
- The Beach Boys. Indeed.Copy !req
89. "House" Music for 100,
please.Copy !req
90. "House" Music.Copy !req
91. Sarah.Copy !req
92. What is Harry's House?Copy !req
93. Harry's House by Harry Styles.
Correct.Copy !req
94. - Tom Hanks for 100, please.
- For £100.Copy !req
95. Emma.Copy !req
96. - What is Elvis?
- Elvis was the movie,Copy !req
97. and Dutch was supposedly the accent
that Tom Hanks treated us toCopy !req
98. in that excellent film.
Off you go.Copy !req
99. - Crossword Clues, 75, please.
- Crossword Clues for £75.Copy !req
100. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
101. - What is jiu jitsu?
- Jiu jitsu it is. Well done.Copy !req
102. You avoided judo, which
wouldn't have been correct. Yes.Copy !req
103. Jiu jitsu.
- Tom Hanks, for 75, please.Copy !req
104. For £75...Copy !req
105. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
106. What is Saving Private Ryan?Copy !req
107. Oh, yes, well done.
Absolutely right.Copy !req
108. Name The Us State for 75, please.Copy !req
109. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
110. - What is Arkansas?
- Arkansas.Copy !req
111. Absolutely right. Famous
for its natural scenic beauty,Copy !req
112. lakes and streams and abundant
wildlife, and Clintons.Copy !req
113. Back To The '90s for 75, please.Copy !req
114. For £75...Copy !req
115. Answer there, the Daily Double.Copy !req
116. Well done. You've hit what could be
a gold mine. Or it could be...Copy !req
117. Oh, who knows? It all depends.
You've got £150 to play with.Copy !req
118. So how much would you like to wager?Copy !req
119. - I'll go the full 150, please.
- Oh, a true Daily Double.Copy !req
120. Right, Back To The '90s
is the category.Copy !req
121. And here is your clue.Copy !req
122. Oh, dear me.Copy !req
123. Um...Copy !req
124. Time is up, I'm afraid.Copy !req
125. It was...
What is 1994?Copy !req
126. Hard luck.
You're back down to zero.Copy !req
127. But you've shown you can
zoom back very quickly.Copy !req
128. So you still have control
of the board.Copy !req
129. I'll go with Life's A Beach for 75.Copy !req
130. Life's A Beach,
and for £75.Copy !req
131. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
132. What is Copacabana?Copy !req
133. Copacabana, where music and
something do something elseCopy !req
134. that I can't quite remember!
Well done.Copy !req
135. "House" Music, 75, please.Copy !req
136. "House" Music for £75.Copy !req
137. - Sarah.
- Who are the Doors?Copy !req
138. The Doors! Indeed.Copy !req
139. "House" Music for 50, please.Copy !req
140. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
141. - What is Stairway To Heaven?
- Stairway To Heaven. Of course.Copy !req
142. What else could it be? It was
entered into the Grammy Hall of FameCopy !req
143. in 2003.Copy !req
144. I'll try Name The US State for 50.Copy !req
145. £50.Copy !req
146. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
147. - What is Tennessee?
- Tennessee.Copy !req
148. Absolutely. I said Old Opry.
Of course it should be Ole.Copy !req
149. The Grand Ole Opry.Copy !req
150. And I think Dollywood is there as
well. Off you go, Sarah.Copy !req
151. Life's A Beach for 50, please.Copy !req
152. £50, Life's A Beach.Copy !req
153. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
154. Who is Leonardo DiCaprio?Copy !req
155. That's right, indeed.
The film and book in questionCopy !req
156. is simply called The Beach,
as you probably know.Copy !req
157. Name The Tom Hanks Film,
50, please.Copy !req
158. £50.Copy !req
159. Anthony.Copy !req
160. What is Apollo 13?Copy !req
161. Yes, that's right. Do you know,
John Travolta actually askedCopy !req
162. director Ron Howard
if he could play Jim Lovell,Copy !req
163. but was politely,
I'm sure, turned down.Copy !req
164. There you go. Off you go again now.Copy !req
165. Back To The '90s for 50,
please.Copy !req
166. For £50...Copy !req
167. Sarah.Copy !req
168. - What is Edinburgh University?
- Well done. Edinburgh University.Copy !req
169. Crossword Clues
for 50, please.Copy !req
170. For £50...Copy !req
171. - Emma.
- What's a jetty?Copy !req
172. A jetty. That's right.Copy !req
173. Crossword Clues
for 25, please.Copy !req
174. Another J coming.Copy !req
175. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
176. - What is a jingle?
- A jingle.Copy !req
177. - A Beach for 25, please.
- £25, Beach.Copy !req
178. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
179. - What is Hawaii?
- It is Hawaii.Copy !req
180. - The '90s for 25, please.
- '90s for 25.Copy !req
181. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
182. - What is the Stadium of Light?
- Absolutely right.Copy !req
183. In Sunderland. It is the home
ground of Sunderland FC.Copy !req
184. The Stadium of Light.Copy !req
185. "House" Music for 25, please.Copy !req
186. For £25...Copy !req
187. It would be a tragedyCopy !req
188. to forget all the members of this
pop group.Copy !req
189. Lisa, Faye, Claire, Lee and H.Copy !req
190. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
191. Who are Steps?Copy !req
192. Steps. Indeed. They released
a cover version of Tragedy,Copy !req
193. as I'm sure we all remember.Copy !req
194. - State for 25, please.Copy !req
195. - Emma.
- What's California?Copy !req
196. Californ-I-a.Copy !req
197. "Ursus arctos horribilis"
is a grizzly bear. Yeah.Copy !req
198. And close it out
with Tom Hanks, 25, then, please.Copy !req
199. I think you'd better.Copy !req
200. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
201. What is Forrest Gump?Copy !req
202. Forrest Gump. He won his
second Oscar for his performanceCopy !req
203. in that film.
Well, there we are.Copy !req
204. We've cleaned up the first board.
Well done, everybody.Copy !req
205. It's looking good.
Anthony, you're on 250.Copy !req
206. after a brave but unfortunately
unsuccessful Daily Double.Copy !req
207. Sarah, you're in second place,
on £700. A pretty good score.Copy !req
208. Only 275 behind our champion
and our current leader,Copy !req
209. Emma, on 975.Copy !req
210. We'll be back after a short break.
See you then.Copy !req
211. Welcome back to Jeopardy!Copy !req
212. Let's find out a little more
about our contestants.Copy !req
213. We're going to start with you,
Sarah Trevarthan.Copy !req
214. That sounds like Cornish name to me.Copy !req
215. It is a very Cornish name.
That's where I grew up.Copy !req
216. - But you live in...?
- I live in Manchester now.Copy !req
217. You don't stay there
all the time, do you?Copy !req
218. It says here
you've visited 49 countries.Copy !req
219. That's right.
My job, very fortunately,Copy !req
220. lets me travel to some
quite lesser-visited places.Copy !req
221. So I've been to several
of the "stans"Copy !req
222. and I've been to Egypt several times
and to GhanaCopy !req
223. and all over Eastern Europe.Copy !req
224. And it says, you're a super fan
of the Divine Comedy.Copy !req
225. Some may say bordering on obsessive.Copy !req
226. Yeah, well, I read that it
said you'd seen them 13 times.Copy !req
227. I thought, "That's not that much."
And then it said 13 times last year!Copy !req
228. Last year. That's correct.Copy !req
229. What a fabulous thing. Thank
you, Sarah. Lovely to meet you.Copy !req
230. Anthony Fish from Pontypool.Copy !req
231. I'll avoid the obvious jokes
about fishes and pools.Copy !req
232. You have two hobbies that
take you around the place as well.Copy !req
233. Geocaching. Just explain thatCopy !req
234. to people who might not know
what it is.Copy !req
235. You go looking for treasure
on an app.Copy !req
236. - Right. So you use GPS?
- Use GPS. Yeah.Copy !req
237. You go all over the place,
you know, all over the country.Copy !req
238. And something at the end of a walk,Copy !req
239. rather than just going
on aimless walks.Copy !req
240. You win prizes?Copy !req
241. Well, you find whatever's
hidden there in the box.Copy !req
242. - I see!
- And the idea isCopy !req
243. that you put something back.Copy !req
244. Just a trinket, you know,
a badge or a card.Copy !req
245. And the other thing you do
is you're a detectorist,Copy !req
246. which is sort of related
almost, isn't it?Copy !req
247. You obviously like unearthing stuff.Copy !req
248. There's a lot fields
around where I live.Copy !req
249. Have you found
anything really exciting?Copy !req
250. Not really. I found a couple
of Henry VIII-era coins, but...Copy !req
251. - That's pretty good.
- Yeah.Copy !req
252. Anyway, it's lovely to have you,
Anthony,Copy !req
253. and it's lovely to have for the
third time now, our champion,Copy !req
254. Emma Laslett.
- Good to be back.Copy !req
255. We've talked a lot about
the various passions you have,Copy !req
256. but one of them is Eurovision.
- Yes.Copy !req
257. Tell me about
your Eurovision buffets.Copy !req
258. I am a massive Eurovision fanCopy !req
259. and have been, basically,
my entire lifeCopy !req
260. and for a good while
we were having buffetsCopy !req
261. for every Eurovision final nightCopy !req
262. that had a representative
dish or drink,Copy !req
263. or something from each
of the competing countries.Copy !req
264. Wow. And which was your favourite
in terms of the food?Copy !req
265. Which country?Copy !req
266. - Macedonia.
- Oh, right.Copy !req
267. We had a thing called tavce gravce,
which is a kind of spiced bean stew.Copy !req
268. It's really good.Copy !req
269. Wonderful. If it's too much
of their drink,Copy !req
270. you really wouldn't be able to last,
because it goes on till midnight!Copy !req
271. - Yeah.
- Anyway, lovely, of course,Copy !req
272. to have you. Lots to play for.
Let's get back on with the game.Copy !req
273. And we have six new categories
for you and they are...Copy !req
274. All right. Anthony,
as the lowest-scorer,Copy !req
275. you have the first pick. So a
category and a cash amount, please.Copy !req
276. I'll try Republics
for 150, please.Copy !req
277. All right. For £150,
the category is Republics.Copy !req
278. Anybody?Copy !req
279. It was Fiji.Copy !req
280. The Republic now of Fiji.Copy !req
281. The colonel and current Fijian
prime minister is Sitiveni Rabuka,Copy !req
282. and he earned the name Rambo
during the coup.Copy !req
283. Anthony, you still have the pick.Copy !req
284. I'll go European
Football Anagrams, 150.Copy !req
285. Football Anagrams for 150.Copy !req
286. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
287. - What is Paris Saint-Germain?
- Paris Saint-Germain.Copy !req
288. Well done indeed.Copy !req
289. You've got the point that
the country comes firstCopy !req
290. and then the anagram second.
Very good.Copy !req
291. Coronation for 150, please.Copy !req
292. For £150...Copy !req
293. No?Copy !req
294. Nobody knows?Copy !req
295. Without wishing to be mean,
I don't think there's any shameCopy !req
296. in not knowing that, personally.
But that's just me.Copy !req
297. It is... What is Alexander McQueen?Copy !req
298. There we are.Copy !req
299. Film Composers for 150,
please.Copy !req
300. Film Composers for £150.Copy !req
301. Name this film composer.Copy !req
302. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
303. - Who is James Horner?
- It was James Horner.Copy !req
304. It is James Horner. He also did
Aliens, two Star Trek filmsCopy !req
305. and Apollo 13, which we mentioned
in the previous round.Copy !req
306. Off you go.Copy !req
307. Film Composers for 100,
please.Copy !req
308. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
309. - Who is Sergio Leone?
- No, it's not. No.Copy !req
310. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
311. - Who is Ennio Morricone,
- Ennio Morricone,Copy !req
312. who, indeed, composed many
of Sergio Leone's movies.Copy !req
313. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
314. I'll go Coronation for 100.Copy !req
315. For £100...Copy !req
316. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
317. - What is Australia?
- It was builtCopy !req
318. in Australia by Sydney craftsman
Jim Frecklington. Yeah.Copy !req
319. Mononymic Wonders for 150.Copy !req
320. Mononymic Wonders.Copy !req
321. Each clue is the real name
of a person who's best knownCopy !req
322. by a single stage name.
You'll get the point.Copy !req
323. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
324. - Who is Flea?
- The great Flea.Copy !req
325. The bassist from
the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Yep.Copy !req
326. Numbers, 150, please.Copy !req
327. Numbers for 150.Copy !req
328. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
329. - What is 19?
- No.Copy !req
330. Perhaps wisely standing back,Copy !req
331. the other two! 19 is close-ish,
but actually it's 21.Copy !req
332. 21 nominations. Extraordinary.Copy !req
333. 17 for Best Actress and four
for Best Supporting Actress.Copy !req
334. She won... three times so far.Copy !req
335. Yes. It's with you still, Emma.Copy !req
336. I think I must have learned
that fact a few years ago.Copy !req
337. Yes, probably!Copy !req
338. - Mononyms for 100, please.
- For £100, single-name stars.Copy !req
339. Emma.Copy !req
340. - Who is Drake?
- Drake. Yes. Drake is a male duck.Copy !req
341. Back to Numbers. 100, please.Copy !req
342. £100, then,
It's A Numbers Game.Copy !req
343. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
344. What is 23?Copy !req
345. No.Copy !req
346. No-one going to risk?Copy !req
347. You're the brave one.
You go for it at least.Copy !req
348. But actually, it's 27.Copy !req
349. The 12 stars on the flagCopy !req
350. have no bearing on the number
of states, but, yeah. 27.Copy !req
351. Amazing.Copy !req
352. OK, Numbers are cancelled.
Let's go...Copy !req
353. Republics. 100, please.
- Republics now for 100.Copy !req
354. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
355. - What is Zimbabwe?
- Zimbabwe. That's correct.Copy !req
356. Formerly known as Rhodesia. Yeah.
- Anagrams for 100, then, please.Copy !req
357. Anagrams of football teams
for 100.Copy !req
358. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
359. What is Feyenoord?Copy !req
360. Feyenoord. It's absolutely right.
Very good.Copy !req
361. Mononyms, 75, please.Copy !req
362. Mononyms for £75.Copy !req
363. - Yes, Sarah.
- Who is Slash?Copy !req
364. Slash, the lead guitarist
of the rock band Guns N' Roses.Copy !req
365. Coronation for 75, please.Copy !req
366. Coronation for £75.Copy !req
367. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
368. - Who is George VI?
- George VI.Copy !req
369. There's no clues so far about what
I was wearing at the coronation,Copy !req
370. which I think is a bit
disappointing. But there you go!Copy !req
371. And you have it, Sarah.Copy !req
372. Film Composers for 75,
please.Copy !req
373. Film Composers for £75.Copy !req
374. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
375. - Who is Bernard Herrmann?
- Bernard Herrmann!Copy !req
376. Also wrote the music, as a much
younger man, for Citizen Kane.Copy !req
377. Yeah. Off you go.Copy !req
378. Republics, 75, please.Copy !req
379. Answer there, the Daily Double.
You did it again!Copy !req
380. Ha-ha! Well,
you know how this works.Copy !req
381. You've got to choose a sum you're
willing to risk from your total.Copy !req
382. It could be 225 or a minimum of £10.Copy !req
383. I've got to go for it all
again, I think.Copy !req
384. He's going for it again!
Excellent.Copy !req
385. Excellent. On Republics.
Here it comes.Copy !req
386. Oh...
What is Senegal?Copy !req
387. No, I'm so sorry.
It's Ghana. What is Ghana?Copy !req
388. Formerly Gold Coast.
Yeah, very bad luck.Copy !req
389. But as you know, you can come back,
and you have the call.Copy !req
390. Numbers Game, 75, please.Copy !req
391. £75, the Numbers Game.Copy !req
392. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
393. - What is 600?
- 600. That's right.Copy !req
394. D is 500. C is 100.
You put them together to make 600.Copy !req
395. - Football Anagrams for 75.
- Football Anagrams for £75.Copy !req
396. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
397. - What is Benfica?
- Benfica it is. Yeah.Copy !req
398. - Football Anagrams, 50.
- For £50...Copy !req
399. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
400. - What is Bayern Munich?
- Bayern Munich.Copy !req
401. They've won the Bundesliga 32 times.Copy !req
402. Coronation for 50, please.Copy !req
403. Coronation for 50.Copy !req
404. This Tory minister admitted she took
painkillers before having to carryCopy !req
405. the 17th-century Sword of State
and the jewelled Sword of Offering.Copy !req
406. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
407. - Who is Penny Mordaunt?
- Absolutely right. Well done.Copy !req
408. - Absolutely.
- Mononymic for 50.Copy !req
409. £50, Mononymic.Copy !req
410. Emma.Copy !req
411. - Who is Pink?
- Pink. The pink ballCopy !req
412. is worth six. Yes.
- Film Composers for 50, please.Copy !req
413. Film Composers for 50 now.Copy !req
414. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
415. Um...Copy !req
416. - Oh, it's gone. Sorry.
- Hard luck.Copy !req
417. Emma.
- Who is Danny Elfman?Copy !req
418. Danny Elfman. That's right. He's
Tim Burton's favourite composer.Copy !req
419. Republics for 50, please.Copy !req
420. For £50, Republics.Copy !req
421. Yes, perhapsCopy !req
422. rather a surprising answer.Copy !req
423. You're probably thinking
of Africa and Asia.Copy !req
424. It's the Republic of Ireland that
left the Commonwealth in 1949.Copy !req
425. Yeah. It's still with you, Emma.Copy !req
426. Let's go back to Mononyms
for 25, please.Copy !req
427. Mononyms again.Copy !req
428. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
429. - Who is Sting?
- Sting. That's right. A sting.Copy !req
430. - Film Composers for 25.
- Film Composers for 25.Copy !req
431. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
432. Who is John Williams?
John Williams. Indeed.Copy !req
433. One of the most prolific
of the modern film composers.Copy !req
434. And he's won many Oscars, too.Copy !req
435. Numbers for 50, please.Copy !req
436. Numbers for £50.Copy !req
437. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
438. - What is seven?
- Seven. Very good indeed.Copy !req
439. You can probably name them.
I'll save you the trouble.Copy !req
440. The Lion, The Witch
And The Wardrobe. Prince Caspian.Copy !req
441. The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader.
The Silver Chair.Copy !req
442. The Horse And His Boy.
The Magician's Nephew.Copy !req
443. And The Last Battle.Copy !req
444. - Very good!
- Doing them in publication order.Copy !req
445. Spicy!Copy !req
446. Let's go Football Anagrams
for 25, please.Copy !req
447. Anagrams for 25, then.Copy !req
448. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
449. - What is Barcelona?
- Barcelona it is. Indeed.Copy !req
450. - Numbers for 25, please.
- Numbers for 25.Copy !req
451. Sarah.Copy !req
452. - What is 30?
- 30, indeed. Numbers everywhere!Copy !req
453. And you've got two
to choose from.Copy !req
454. - Coronation for 25, please.
- Coronation for £25.Copy !req
455. Emma.Copy !req
456. What's the Archbishop of Canterbury?Copy !req
457. Archbishop of Canterbury. One of the
two Primates of the United Kingdom.Copy !req
458. Finishing. Returning
to Republic. 25, please.Copy !req
459. 25, then, Republics.Copy !req
460. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
461. - What is Barbados?
- Well done. That's right.Copy !req
462. And the event, the 55th anniversary
of independence,Copy !req
463. was attended by
the then Prince CharlesCopy !req
464. and the famous Barbadian Rihanna.Copy !req
465. And that completes the second board.
And let's have a look at the scores.Copy !req
466. Well, Anthony, you show
why it's called Jeopardy!Copy !req
467. Daily Doubles are a jeopardy
as well as a golden apple sometimes.Copy !req
468. And you're on 100, a little behind.Copy !req
469. Emma, our champion,
who's in second position, on 1,375,Copy !req
470. but our leader, on 1,550, is Sarah.Copy !req
471. Well!Copy !req
472. This is all very exciting,
isn't it?Copy !req
473. And it's going to get more excitingCopy !req
474. because we're going to play
Double Jeopardy! after the breakCopy !req
475. and we'll see you for that.Copy !req
476. Welcome back to Jeopardy!Copy !req
477. Well, now, Sarah, you're in the lead
currently, with 1,550.Copy !req
478. You've had a very good couple
of boards to get through.Copy !req
479. You've shown immensely good music
knowledge, I think, in particular,Copy !req
480. so obviously music
means a lot to you, I guess.Copy !req
481. Yes, definitely. I'd say
it's probably my strongest subject.Copy !req
482. And it's paying dividends!
Emma, you're in second position -Copy !req
483. also so strong on music.
I mean, you got ElvisCopy !req
484. and you stole a few from others -
Danny Elfman and things like that.Copy !req
485. And I was really impressed that you
went for those number clues,Copy !req
486. which are jolly difficult,
the number...Copy !req
487. - Yeah.
- .. of nominations of Meryl Streep.Copy !req
488. And you were close. You said 19.Copy !req
489. Like I say,
I must have heard that,Copy !req
490. but it must have been
a few years ago.Copy !req
491. If you don't go for them,
you never get them.Copy !req
492. Absolutely. And that shows
a very good way to play.Copy !req
493. And, Anthony, you also... Well,
it could have gone better for you.Copy !req
494. You had two Daily Doubles, and a lot
of players want the Daily Doubles,Copy !req
495. hunt the Daily Doubles.Copy !req
496. But as you've shown,
they can be a liability.Copy !req
497. If you go for a true Daily Double,
you put it all on the line.Copy !req
498. And unfortunately, in your case...Copy !req
499. Well, yeah, no choice,
I don't think,Copy !req
500. playing against such good quizzers
as Emma and Sarah.Copy !req
501. - You've got to go for it.
- Yeah.Copy !req
502. You will discover when we play
Double Jeopardy! thatCopy !req
503. there's every chance to come back.
- Hope so.Copy !req
504. So let's do that.
Let's play Double Jeopardy!Copy !req
505. And we have doubled the cash values,
hence Double Jeopardy!Copy !req
506. They now range from £50 to £300Copy !req
507. and there are also now two Daily
Doubles hidden somewhere up thereCopy !req
508. on that board instead of one.Copy !req
509. And we have six new categories,
of course.Copy !req
510. And from now on,
I just have to warn you,Copy !req
511. if you don't frame your response
in the correct Jeopardy! mannerCopy !req
512. with a "who" or "what" or "where"
sometimes, if you like,Copy !req
513. then we will deem
that response incorrect,Copy !req
514. so just make sure you get it right.Copy !req
515. I'm sure you will.
You haven't had a problem yet.Copy !req
516. OK. So we'll start with
the player on the lowest score.Copy !req
517. Anthony, if you'd like to pick a
category and a cash amount.Copy !req
518. I'll try
Del Boy Malapropisms, 300, please.Copy !req
519. Del Boy Malapropisms.Copy !req
520. Malapropisms are just phrases
you get somewhat wrong.Copy !req
521. In this case, all your responses
should be French phrasesCopy !req
522. often misused by Del Boy.Copy !req
523. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
524. What is la plume de ma tante?Copy !req
525. La plume de ma tante.
Off you go, Emma.Copy !req
526. Yeah. If we're doing French,
Del Boy for 200, please,Copy !req
527. Del Boy for 200, then.Copy !req
528. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
529. - What is bonnet de douche?
- Bonnet de douche.Copy !req
530. It does sound as
if it means excellent.Copy !req
531. That is bonnet de douche! Yeah.Copy !req
532. Go for A Musical Menu
for 300, please.Copy !req
533. Musical Menu for £300.Copy !req
534. - Yes, Emma.
- What is Juice?Copy !req
535. - Juice it is.
- Absolute banger.Copy !req
536. We Detect A Mystery, 300, please.Copy !req
537. We Detect A Mystery.Copy !req
538. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
539. - What is Rebus?
- Rebus. That's right.Copy !req
540. A rebus is one of those visual
representations of puzzles,Copy !req
541. that kind.Copy !req
542. - Welsh Sportspeople 300.Copy !req
543. For £300...Copy !req
544. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
545. - Who is Jade Jones?
- Very well remembered.Copy !req
546. Competitors must keep their headgear
on, apparently, at the end of boutsCopy !req
547. and bow to their opponents.Copy !req
548. Civil Rights for 300, please.Copy !req
549. Civil Rights for £300.Copy !req
550. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
551. What is Charlotte?Copy !req
552. It's not Charlotte.Copy !req
553. Emma.Copy !req
554. - What is Raleigh?
- Not Raleigh.Copy !req
555. They are well known in America, but
perhaps less so here. Greensboro.Copy !req
556. The Greensboro Boys.Copy !req
557. So, Emma, you still have the pick.Copy !req
558. Connect Countries. 300, please.Copy !req
559. Here we go. Connected Countries.Copy !req
560. Answer there, the Daily Double!Copy !req
561. One of the two Daily Doubles,
I should say.Copy !req
562. Well, you have 1,975.Copy !req
563. You are back in the lead.
But how much do you want to riskCopy !req
564. for an improvement on that score?Copy !req
565. You know what? Let's keep
with tradition. 1,000, please.Copy !req
566. £1,000, then,
on Connected Countries.Copy !req
567. Your correct response will include
the names of two countries.Copy !req
568. What are Egypt and Sudan?Copy !req
569. Is the correct response!Copy !req
570. Well done.Copy !req
571. Yeah, very good indeed.Copy !req
572. You've got an extra 1,000 now.Copy !req
573. You're on 2,975, and you have
control of the board.Copy !req
574. Let's have a Mystery
for 200, please.Copy !req
575. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
576. - Who is Agatha Raisin?
- It is Agatha Raisin.Copy !req
577. That's right. It's based on the
books by MC Beaton,Copy !req
578. the pen name of Marion Chesney, who
also wrote the Hamish Macbeth books.Copy !req
579. Welsh Sportspeople, 200.Copy !req
580. £200.Copy !req
581. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
582. Who is Geraint Thomas.
Geraint Thomas,Copy !req
583. the great Geraint Thomas. Finished
third in the 2022 Tour de France.Copy !req
584. Let's go Musical Menu
for 150.Copy !req
585. All right.Copy !req
586. Each response includes
a type of food or drink.Copy !req
587. Emma.Copy !req
588. - What is Milkshake?
- Yeah.Copy !req
589. To paraphrase Kelis,
she says her milkshake is betterCopy !req
590. than the listener's.
She does offer to teach us,Copy !req
591. but she says she would
ask for payment for this.Copy !req
592. You knew that. I didn't.Copy !req
593. All right, Emma, you have control.Copy !req
594. Let's stick with Music.
200, please.Copy !req
595. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
596. - Who are the Sugar Hill Gang?
- The Sugar Hill Gang.Copy !req
597. It was Rapper's Delight.Copy !req
598. Often quoted
as the very first rap single.Copy !req
599. Civil Rights for 200, please.Copy !req
600. Civil Rights for £200.Copy !req
601. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
602. - What is Memphis?
- It is Memphis.Copy !req
603. Indeed. He'd travelled
to Memphis, Tennessee,Copy !req
604. to support striking African-American
city sanitation workersCopy !req
605. when he was killed.
- Try Connected Countries, 200Copy !req
606. Connected Countries.
I'll need two countries, of course.Copy !req
607. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
608. What are Haiti
and the Dominican Republic?Copy !req
609. Absolutely correct.Copy !req
610. A Mystery, 150, please.Copy !req
611. A Mystery For £150.Copy !req
612. Anthony.Copy !req
613. - Who is Vera?
- Vera. Yes. The lovely Vera.Copy !req
614. Played by the amazing
Brenda Blethyn.Copy !req
615. I'll go Del Boy for 150,
please.Copy !req
616. Del Boy's Malapropisms.Copy !req
617. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
618. - What is mangetout?
- That's right.Copy !req
619. No problem. Mangetout!
And it's no problem for us,Copy !req
620. because we're halfway
through the board already.Copy !req
621. I think, on that note,
we should take a bit of a break.Copy !req
622. See you afterwards.Copy !req
623. Welcome back to Jeopardy! Hope
you had a good break. We did!Copy !req
624. Sarah, you gave us
the last correct response,Copy !req
625. so you have control of the board.
- US Civil Rights for 150, please.Copy !req
626. US Civil Rights for £150.Copy !req
627. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
628. Who are the Black Panthers?Copy !req
629. It was the Black Panther Party for
Self Defense. Completely correct.Copy !req
630. Set up to challenge police brutalityCopy !req
631. against the African-American
community. Yeah.Copy !req
632. Sportspeople, 150, please.Copy !req
633. Sportspeople for £150.Copy !req
634. Answer there...Copy !req
635. you hit the second Daily Double!Copy !req
636. My goodness. Well, well.Copy !req
637. - You have 3,675 now.
- That is interesting.Copy !req
638. Um, it's not my best subject.
Let's stick with 1,000, please.Copy !req
639. Still £1,000 for Welsh Sportspeople.Copy !req
640. Here's your clue.Copy !req
641. Who's... Johnny Sexton?Copy !req
642. No.Copy !req
643. I expect you know, Anthony.Copy !req
644. - Alun Wyn Jones.
- It's Alun Wyn Jones. Yes.Copy !req
645. In a strange way, he isn't
as well known as he should be.Copy !req
646. But as you can see
from that record, a great player.Copy !req
647. You did drop your 1,000 there,
but you still have control.Copy !req
648. Connected Countries, 150, please.Copy !req
649. All right.
For £150, Connected Countries.Copy !req
650. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
651. What are Zambia and Zimbabwe?Copy !req
652. Absolutely right. Well done.
Absolutely.Copy !req
653. Go again.
- We Detect A Mystery, 100.Copy !req
654. We Detect A Mystery.Copy !req
655. - Yes, Emma.
- What is Gently?Copy !req
656. Gently. That's right.Copy !req
657. Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective
Agency by Douglas Adams,Copy !req
658. and Inspector George Gently,
based on books by Alan Hunter.Copy !req
659. - Off you go again, Emma.
- Musical Menu, 100, please.Copy !req
660. Musical Menu for £100.Copy !req
661. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
662. - Who are the Black Eyed Peas?
- The Black Eyed Peas.Copy !req
663. - Welsh Sportspeople, 100.
- Welsh Sportspeople for 100.Copy !req
664. Sticking with your country!Copy !req
665. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
666. - Who is Gareth Bale?
- No.Copy !req
667. Yes, Anthony.Copy !req
668. Who is Aaron Ramsey?Copy !req
669. Aaron Ramsey
is the correct response.Copy !req
670. So you've got that, Anthony.
- Del Boy for 100, please.Copy !req
671. Del Boy for £100.Copy !req
672. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
673. - What is potpourri?
- Potpourri. That's right.Copy !req
674. - Countries for 100, please.
- Countries for £100.Copy !req
675. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
676. - What are the USA and Canada?
- That's right. Absolutely.Copy !req
677. The bridge that
they're just about to completeCopy !req
678. is the Gordie Howe Bridge,
named afterCopy !req
679. a Canadian-born ice hockey player
who played most of his careerCopy !req
680. in Detroit, so he kind of bridged
the two nations too.Copy !req
681. - Yes, Sarah.
- US Civil Rights for 100, please.Copy !req
682. US Civil Rights, for £100.Copy !req
683. Yes, Sarah.Copy !req
684. Who is Lyndon B Johnson?Copy !req
685. Lyndon B Johnson
is the correct response.Copy !req
686. A landmark civil rights
and labour law.Copy !req
687. It outlawed discrimination
for the first time properly.Copy !req
688. - Yes.
- Musical Menu for 50, please.Copy !req
689. All right, here we go.Copy !req
690. Sarah.Copy !req
691. - Who are the Jam?
- The Jam.Copy !req
692. That's right. While at secondary
school in Woking. Yeah.Copy !req
693. Connected Countries
for 50, please.Copy !req
694. Right. Connected Countries.Copy !req
695. Anyone going to have a go?Copy !req
696. They flow from Russia to Germany.Copy !req
697. Still with you, Sarah. Four left.
- Del Boy for 50, please.Copy !req
698. Del Boy for £50.Copy !req
699. Yes, Emma.
- What is Camembert?Copy !req
700. Not Camembert. No.Copy !req
701. Either of you?Copy !req
702. It's fromage frais.Copy !req
703. Fromage frais.
The penny's dropped.Copy !req
704. OK. Sarah, still with you.Copy !req
705. - Civil Rights for 50, please.
- Civil Rights for £50.Copy !req
706. On 1st December 1955,Copy !req
707. this activist refused to give up
her bus seat to a white man,Copy !req
708. leading to a year-long boycott
in Montgomery, Alabama.Copy !req
709. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
710. - Who's Rosa Parks?
- Rosa Parks.Copy !req
711. Yes. She's the "first lady
of civil rights",Copy !req
712. honoured by the Congress,Copy !req
713. and the "mother of the freedom
movement", she's called.Copy !req
714. - Yeah, Emma.
- A mysterious 50, please.Copy !req
715. Right, here we have a Mystery.Copy !req
716. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
717. - What is Midsomer Murders?
- Midsomer Murders is correct.Copy !req
718. First episode aired in 1997.Copy !req
719. And murders are still,
still regular occurrencesCopy !req
720. in poor old Midsomer.Copy !req
721. And will continue untilCopy !req
722. the heat death of the universe.
- Yes!Copy !req
723. Finish it off with
Sportspeople on 50, then, please.Copy !req
724. All right.
Finally with Welsh Sportspeople...Copy !req
725. Yes, Emma.Copy !req
726. - Who is Joe Calzaghe?
- It is Joe Calzaghe.Copy !req
727. Yes, well done indeed.Copy !req
728. Gosh, there we are. We finished
the Double Jeopardy! board.Copy !req
729. And here are the scores.Copy !req
730. Anthony has improved enormously.
You're on 1,300.Copy !req
731. I'm sure you pressed your buzzerCopy !req
732. every time there
was a Welsh sportsman.Copy !req
733. - Every time!
- Beaten to it by the ladies.Copy !req
734. But never mind. 1,300 is a goodly
sum and much can come of it.Copy !req
735. Sarah, you're ahead, on 1,950,Copy !req
736. but over 1,000 ahead,Copy !req
737. Emma, 2,975.Copy !req
738. Our champion is leading still.Copy !req
739. So it's time to play
Final Jeopardy!Copy !req
740. Let's see what category
we have for our contestants.Copy !req
741. Well, in a moment, I'm going
to reveal one final clue.Copy !req
742. But now it's time for you to decideCopy !req
743. how much of your current score
you're prepared to riskCopy !req
744. after seeing that category.
Please make your wagers.Copy !req
745. OK. Everybody's made their wagers.Copy !req
746. The category, we know,
is The Oscars.Copy !req
747. And now here's the clue.Copy !req
748. You have 30 seconds. Good luck.Copy !req
749. All right. That 30 seconds
doesn't seem to take long, does it?Copy !req
750. Oof! Right. Anthony, we're going
to start with you.Copy !req
751. You're on £1,300.Copy !req
752. First of all, we have to know
what response you gave.Copy !req
753. The most recent film to be nominated
for the record of 14 Oscars.Copy !req
754. What did you write down?Copy !req
755. What is Lord Of The Rings?Copy !req
756. That's not correct, I'm afraid.Copy !req
757. And how much did you bet on that?Copy !req
758. The farm!
The Pontypool farm was bet.Copy !req
759. Well, that brings you down to zero.Copy !req
760. Of course you had to go high.
Hard luck.Copy !req
761. Sarah, you're in next position,
with £1,950.Copy !req
762. What did you write down?Copy !req
763. What is Dune?Copy !req
764. That's not correct either,
I'm afraid.Copy !req
765. How much did you wager on that?Copy !req
766. £1,026,Copy !req
767. which takes you down to 924.Copy !req
768. So, Emma, we turn to you,
in the lead currently, with 2,975.Copy !req
769. What did you think was the film?Copy !req
770. Everything Everywhere All At On...Copy !req
771. Didn't finish it. But it doesn't
matter, because it's not correct.Copy !req
772. Should have been!Copy !req
773. Actually, it was La La Land.Copy !req
774. It was La La Land.Copy !req
775. The others were All About Eve,
the 1950 Mankiewicz masterpiece,Copy !req
776. and Titanic -
they also had 14 nominations.Copy !req
777. Well, none of you knew that,
but how much did you wager?Copy !req
778. 1,000. All right.Copy !req
779. That takes you down to 1,975.Copy !req
780. So you are still our champion,
Emma Laslett!Copy !req
781. Congratulations!Copy !req
782. You have now a three-day total
of 10,999!Copy !req
783. What a splendid number!Copy !req
784. Excellent.Copy !req
785. My goodness me. Yes.
You won 7,049 on the first day,Copy !req
786. 1,975 on the second.Copy !req
787. And now you're just within
a touch of £11,000.Copy !req
788. I'm so sorry, Anthony.
It was wonderful having you here.Copy !req
789. The buzzer defeated you
on a few occasions as well.Copy !req
790. Definitely. Yes.Copy !req
791. You took some great risks,Copy !req
792. including right at the end.
Thanks for coming.Copy !req
793. It's been great.
Had a great time.Copy !req
794. I'm so pleased to hear that. And
it was wonderful having you, too.Copy !req
795. My goodness me.
A wonderful performance.Copy !req
796. For quite a long time,
you were leading, Sarah,Copy !req
797. so it was wonderful to see thatCopy !req
798. and you showed
why it's called Jeopardy!Copy !req
799. The game goes up and down
and up and down,Copy !req
800. but still, you leave us
with our thanks and congratulations.Copy !req
801. Emma will be back tomorrow,Copy !req
802. and I hope you'll be there as well.
Thanks for watching. Goodbye.Copy !req
803. Next time on Jeopardy!Copy !req
804. Champion Emma Laslett
faces Southgate's Dean Strachan,Copy !req
805. and from Pontypool
in Wales, Emily Lloyd.Copy !req