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. A software developer from
Camberwell, London.Copy !req
5. A librarian from Leicester.Copy !req
6. And our returning champion,
a writer from London...Copy !req
7. .. whose one-day cash winnings total
is £8,000.Copy !req
8. And now, here is your host of
Jeopardy! -Copy !req
9. Stephen Fry!Copy !req
10. Hello. Hello, hello.
Hello, everyone.Copy !req
11. Thank you and welcome to Jeopardy!Copy !req
12. Our champion, Keshava Guha,Copy !req
13. overcame a few early struggles with
the buzzer, it's fair to say,Copy !req
14. to produce a sensational
performance in Double Jeopardy!Copy !req
15. including two substantial
Daily Double wins,Copy !req
16. to take a commanding lead into
the final round.Copy !req
17. He then made a calculated wager
to secure victoryCopy !req
18. and was crowned our Jeopardy!
champion.Copy !req
19. And today we have two
new contestants,Copy !req
20. anxious to dethrone him,
in Natasha and Kai.Copy !req
21. Good luck to all three of you.
Let's see the first six categories.Copy !req
22. We have...Copy !req
23. All the clues will start
with the letters T-E-N.Copy !req
24. All right, then. Now, Keshava,
as reigning champion,Copy !req
25. you have the honour. Please pick a
category and a cash amount.Copy !req
26. Could we have Airports
Named After People for £75,Copy !req
27. please, Stephen?
- All right. For £75, then...Copy !req
28. Keshava.Copy !req
29. - What is Venice?
- Is correct. So you have control.Copy !req
30. Choose again.Copy !req
31. Airports for 100.
- For £100...Copy !req
32. Keshava.Copy !req
33. - Who is O'Hare?
- Absolutely right. Edward O'Hare.Copy !req
34. And it's Chicago O'Hare
International Airport.Copy !req
35. Airports for 150.Copy !req
36. For 150...Copy !req
37. Keshava.Copy !req
38. - What is Albania?
- Is Albania, land of her birth.Copy !req
39. Well done.Copy !req
40. O Captain! My Captain! for 75.Copy !req
41. For £75...Copy !req
42. Keshava.Copy !req
43. - Who is William Bligh?
- Captain William Bligh.Copy !req
44. O Captain! My Captain! for 100.Copy !req
45. For £100...Copy !req
46. Natasha.Copy !req
47. - Who is Harry Kane?
- It's not Harry Kane.Copy !req
48. Sorry.Copy !req
49. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
50. - Who is Leah Williamson?
- Leah Williamson.Copy !req
51. She became the first captain in
the men or women's senior teamsCopy !req
52. to lead England
to a European trophy.Copy !req
53. It's with you, Keshava.Copy !req
54. O Captain! My Captain! for 150.Copy !req
55. O Captain!
My Captain for 150.Copy !req
56. Keshava.Copy !req
57. - What is Nautilus?
- Nautilus is right.Copy !req
58. In the book by Jules Verne.Copy !req
59. Let's do Band Line Ups for 75.Copy !req
60. Band Line Ups.Copy !req
61. Yes, Kai.Copy !req
62. - What is Coldplay.
- Coldplay. That's right.Copy !req
63. Chris Martin. Jonny Buckland.Copy !req
64. Guy Berryman. Will Champion.Copy !req
65. Let's have Starter For Ten,
for 25, please.Copy !req
66. For £25... All right.
I'll remind you here.Copy !req
67. All the clues will start with the
letters T-E-N.Copy !req
68. Keshava.Copy !req
69. - What are tenterhooks?
- Tenterhooks. Yes.Copy !req
70. A tenter was a frame used for drying
and stretching cloth.Copy !req
71. Band Line Ups for 100.Copy !req
72. Band Line Ups for 100.Copy !req
73. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
74. - What are Sex Pistols?
- The Sex Pistols.Copy !req
75. The original line-up was Johnny
Rotten, aka John Lydon.Copy !req
76. Paul Cook, Steve Jones,
Glen Matlock.Copy !req
77. Band Line Up for 150.Copy !req
78. For 150.Copy !req
79. Keshava.Copy !req
80. - What is U2?
- U2. Adam Clayton,Copy !req
81. David Evans, aka The Edge,Copy !req
82. Paul Hewson, aka Bono,
and Larry Mullen Jr.Copy !req
83. Band Line Up for 50, please.Copy !req
84. For £50...Copy !req
85. Natasha.Copy !req
86. - Who are the Pet Shop Boys?
- The Pet Shop Boys! That's right.Copy !req
87. Absolutely.
You get 50 back.Copy !req
88. Um, Household Chemistry for 75,
please.Copy !req
89. For £75...Copy !req
90. Yes, Kai.Copy !req
91. - What is paracetamol?
- Paracetamol. Right.Copy !req
92. Let's have Household
Chemistry for 50, please.Copy !req
93. For £50...Copy !req
94. Natasha.Copy !req
95. - What is fluoride?
- Fluoride takes you out of the red!Copy !req
96. Um, Household Chemistry for 100,
please.Copy !req
97. For 100.Copy !req
98. Kai.Copy !req
99. - What is lacquer?
- Not lacquer.Copy !req
100. Yes, Natasha.Copy !req
101. - What is acetone?
- Acetone is exactly right.Copy !req
102. Smells, I think, like pear drops.Copy !req
103. - That's right.
- Yeah. Off you go.Copy !req
104. Household Chemistry for 150, please.Copy !req
105. For 150.Copy !req
106. Answer there, the Daily Double!Copy !req
107. This could help you enormously,
as you probably know,Copy !req
108. and I'll remind the audience.
This clue will be just for you,Copy !req
109. but you have to decide
how much you're prepared to wager.Copy !req
110. You can wager as much as 150,Copy !req
111. although you haven't reached that
amount.Copy !req
112. That is a possible wager for you.Copy !req
113. Or ten is the minimum.Copy !req
114. Um... I'll wager 50, please.Copy !req
115. £50. All right. Then, for £50
on Household Chemistry,Copy !req
116. here's your clue.Copy !req
117. - What's is antifreeze?
- Yes, antifreeze. Absolutely right.Copy !req
118. There's your £50. Well done!Copy !req
119. All right, then. And you still have
the honour.Copy !req
120. Farm Friends for 75, please.Copy !req
121. For £75.Copy !req
122. Your responses here must include
farm animals.Copy !req
123. OK?Copy !req
124. Kai.Copy !req
125. What is a Moscow Mule?Copy !req
126. A Moscow Mule, a favourite of mine,
I have to confess.Copy !req
127. Farm Friends for 50, please.Copy !req
128. Farm Friends for 50.Copy !req
129. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
130. - Who is Sandra Bullock?
- Sandra Bullock.Copy !req
131. Bullock being the farm animal,
of course.Copy !req
132. It was the 1994 film Speed.Copy !req
133. O Captain! My captain! for 50.Copy !req
134. O Captain! My Captain!Copy !req
135. Keshava.Copy !req
136. - Who is Captain Marvel?
- Captain Marvel,Copy !req
137. played by Brie LarsonCopy !req
138. in the Captain Marvel and
Endgame movies.Copy !req
139. Let's finish the category.
O Captain! My Captain for 25.Copy !req
140. All right.
Finish it off, then.Copy !req
141. Keshava.
- Who is Captain Haddock?Copy !req
142. Blistering barnacles! You are right.Copy !req
143. Farm Friends for 100.Copy !req
144. For £100...Copy !req
145. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
146. - What is the calf muscle?
- The calf muscle. Absolutely right.Copy !req
147. It's actually three muscles. Triceps
surae is the collective term.Copy !req
148. - Farm Friends for 150.
- For £150.Copy !req
149. Keshava.Copy !req
150. - What is hog?
- Hog is right. Yeah.Copy !req
151. Named after the racing
team's mascot - a small pig.Copy !req
152. Airports for 50.Copy !req
153. For £50...Copy !req
154. Yes, Natasha.Copy !req
155. - What is Madeira?
- Madeira. That's right.Copy !req
156. The sculpture was widely mocked, as
it was seen not to resemble him.Copy !req
157. It's since been replaced.
You have control.Copy !req
158. Starter For Ten,
for 75, please.Copy !req
159. For £75.Copy !req
160. Yes, Natasha.Copy !req
161. - What is tenderloin?
- Tenderloin. That's right.Copy !req
162. Begins with T-E-N.Copy !req
163. Starter For Ten
for 100, please.Copy !req
164. Another Starter For
Ten, this time for £100.Copy !req
165. Yes, Natasha.Copy !req
166. - Who is Tennessee Williams?
- Tennessee Williams it was.Copy !req
167. Starter For Ten
for 150, please.Copy !req
168. For 150, for the maximum,
then.Copy !req
169. Keshava.Copy !req
170. - Who is Tenzing Norgay?
- Tenzing Norgay, the Sherpa.Copy !req
171. That's right.
They summited Mount Everest.Copy !req
172. Starter For Ten for 50.Copy !req
173. For £50.Copy !req
174. Natasha.Copy !req
175. - What is Tenerife?
- Tenerife. The Canary Islands.Copy !req
176. From the Latin "canis" - for dog.Copy !req
177. Household Chemistry
for 25, please.Copy !req
178. For £25...Copy !req
179. Yes, Natasha.Copy !req
180. What is baking or bicarbonate?Copy !req
181. Absolutely. Baking soda.
That's right. Or baking powder.Copy !req
182. Yes. Go on.Copy !req
183. Farm Friends
for 25, please.Copy !req
184. For £25...Copy !req
185. Max Whitlock earned Olympic goldCopy !req
186. on this gymnastics apparatus
in Rio and in Tokyo.Copy !req
187. Yes, Kai.Copy !req
188. - What is the pommel horse?
- The pommel horse.Copy !req
189. Absolutely right. He's the
most successful gymnast everCopy !req
190. on pommel horse.Copy !req
191. I'll go Band Line Ups,
25, please.Copy !req
192. Band Line Ups. We have...Copy !req
193. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
194. - What is Destiny's Child?
- Destiny's Child.Copy !req
195. Beyonce Knowles, Kelly Rowland
and Michelle Williams.Copy !req
196. Airports for 25.Copy !req
197. OK. Airports for 25.Copy !req
198. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
199. - Who is Leonardo da Vinci?
- Leonardo da Vinci it is.Copy !req
200. And that's the board cleared.
And here are the scores.Copy !req
201. Kai's on 115, Natasha on 450.Copy !req
202. But quite a far way in the lead
is Keshava on 1,500.Copy !req
203. But believe me, Natasha and Kai,
things can really changeCopy !req
204. and they can change fast.Copy !req
205. Come back after the break
and see how they change.Copy !req
206. Welcome back to Jeopardy!Copy !req
207. Let's have a chat with our
three contestants.Copy !req
208. We'll start with you, Kai.Copy !req
209. Well, you're on 150
and there's room to go,Copy !req
210. and I'm sure you will get much
further.Copy !req
211. You have a degree in maths and
computer science, is that right?Copy !req
212. - That's what you work in?
- I do, yes.Copy !req
213. I've been a computer buff since I
was like 11 or 12Copy !req
214. and it's just fortunately quite
a decent industry these days.Copy !req
215. So I've sort of fallen into it,
really.Copy !req
216. - People like you rule the world.
- We certainly do.Copy !req
217. But I believe this is not your first
TV appearance.Copy !req
218. No, I was on Channel 4's Countdown.Copy !req
219. I was 11 years old at the time.
So...Copy !req
220. Wow! How well did you do?Copy !req
221. I won all eight of my heats,
so I was an octochamp.Copy !req
222. - Oh, my goodness!
- I got through to the semi-finals.Copy !req
223. If you win eight of these on the
trot,Copy !req
224. it will earn you a lot of money.
- Yes. It certainly will.Copy !req
225. But Natasha is here to
stop you.Copy !req
226. - Hi.
- Natasha, you're a librarian.Copy !req
227. I am.Copy !req
228. One of my favourite classes of
person. But a specialist librarian.Copy !req
229. Yes. Working in a hospital.Copy !req
230. So the hospital has its own library?Copy !req
231. They do. They're not patient-facing
libraries.Copy !req
232. They're staff-facing libraries,
so medical information.Copy !req
233. Ah. So a health professional needs
to research something...Copy !req
234. They do. A clinician might say,
"I've got a patient with this issueCopy !req
235. "and what's the best intervention?"Copy !req
236. And we'll go and do the research.Copy !req
237. So you have to know a lot of
clinical thingsCopy !req
238. and how to pronounce a lot of very
strange clinical words.Copy !req
239. Well, I hope none of them come up on
the board!Copy !req
240. That's all I can say.Copy !req
241. It's a rule of quizzes that when
it's your special subjectCopy !req
242. you always get it wrong.Copy !req
243. It always happens for some reason.Copy !req
244. But I'm sure that won't happen with
you.Copy !req
245. Anyway, Keshava, back to you.
Wonderful to have you here again.Copy !req
246. You had a great time yesterday.
Won £8,000.Copy !req
247. You're our champion of course.
You have a degree from Harvard.Copy !req
248. - Yeah.
- And in what subject?Copy !req
249. Basically, history and politics.Copy !req
250. In America, you do a range of
subjects.Copy !req
251. - You major and minor, don't you?
- That's right.Copy !req
252. My focus was on what we call
diplomatic or international history,Copy !req
253. the history of international
relations.Copy !req
254. Wow, that's a great subject.Copy !req
255. Good luck now to all three of
you, because we're goingCopy !req
256. to have another round of Jeopardy!
Let's see what we've got.Copy !req
257. We have.Copy !req
258. Kai, you have the lowest score,Copy !req
259. which means we'll give you the
honour.Copy !req
260. If you could pick a category
and cash amount.Copy !req
261. Super. Let's try Word Salad
for 50, please.Copy !req
262. For £50, then.Copy !req
263. You respond with a type of
salad. It's as simple as that.Copy !req
264. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
265. - What is Greek salad?
- Greek. Exactly. A Greek salad,Copy !req
266. which is composed of tomatoes,
cucumbers,Copy !req
267. and usually a little cube of feta
cheese and an olive.Copy !req
268. Autobiographies & Memoirs
for 75, please.Copy !req
269. I Know Why The Caged Bird
SingsCopy !req
270. is the first autobiographical work
by this American writer.Copy !req
271. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
272. - Who is Maya Angelou?
- Maya Angelou. Absolutely.Copy !req
273. Autobiographies for 100.Copy !req
274. For £100.Copy !req
275. Keshava.Copy !req
276. - Who is Hillary Clinton?
- Hillary Clinton.Copy !req
277. 8th November was the night
she lost to Trump.Copy !req
278. Autobiographies for 150.Copy !req
279. For £150.Copy !req
280. Anybody?Copy !req
281. Not familiar with the great
and extraordinary Miriam Margolyes.Copy !req
282. That's who it was.
So, still with you, Keshava.Copy !req
283. Let's do Autobiographies for 50.Copy !req
284. For £50.Copy !req
285. Keshava.Copy !req
286. Who is Leah Williamson?Copy !req
287. - Not Leah Williamson this time.
Kai.Copy !req
288. - Who is Beth Mead?
- Beth Mead it is, absolutely.Copy !req
289. She broke Jimmy Greaves'
61-year-old recordCopy !req
290. of the most goals scored
in a season.Copy !req
291. OK, so you have the pick now, Kai.Copy !req
292. Let's have Anagrams Of Ancient
Greeks for 50, please.Copy !req
293. All right.Copy !req
294. Kai.Copy !req
295. - Who is Hippocrates?
- That was quick. Yes.Copy !req
296. Same category for 75, please.Copy !req
297. For £75.Copy !req
298. Keshava.Copy !req
299. - Who is Pythagoras?
- Pythagoras. Also pretty quick.Copy !req
300. Autobiographies for 25.Copy !req
301. For £25, Autobiographies.Copy !req
302. Natasha.Copy !req
303. What is Knowing?Copy !req
304. It wasn't Knowing, I'm afraid.Copy !req
305. - Keshava.
- What is Becoming?Copy !req
306. It was Becoming. That's right.Copy !req
307. The highest-selling book published
in the USA in 2018.Copy !req
308. Keshava.Copy !req
309. Let's do Word Salad for 75.Copy !req
310. Remember, the response
will be a salad.Copy !req
311. Kai.Copy !req
312. - Who is Waldorf?
- Waldorf. The Waldorf salad,Copy !req
313. as Basil Fawlty knows,Copy !req
314. is celery, apples, walnuts and
grapes in a mayonnaise dressing.Copy !req
315. Anagrams Of Ancient Greeks
for 100, please.Copy !req
316. For £100.Copy !req
317. Yes, Kai.Copy !req
318. - Who is Sophocles?
- Sophocles, the dramatist. Yes.Copy !req
319. Anagrams for 150, please.Copy !req
320. For 150.Copy !req
321. Kai.Copy !req
322. Who is Archimedes?Copy !req
323. Archimedes, mathematician
and engineer. Yes.Copy !req
324. Anagrams for 25, please.Copy !req
325. For £25.Copy !req
326. Kai.Copy !req
327. - Who is Socrates?
- Socrates.Copy !req
328. You've done very well on that
category. Off you go again.Copy !req
329. I will try Yellow Things
for 75, please.Copy !req
330. Yellow Things.Copy !req
331. Natasha.Copy !req
332. - Who is Norwich?
- Norwich City.Copy !req
333. The greatest football club in the
universe! Yes.Copy !req
334. Yellow Things for 100, please.Copy !req
335. For £100.Copy !req
336. Keshava.Copy !req
337. - What is Japan?
- It's not Japan.Copy !req
338. - Kai.
- What is China?Copy !req
339. China is correct.Copy !req
340. Yellow Things for 150.
- For £150.Copy !req
341. Natasha.Copy !req
342. - What is Cavendish?
- The Cavendish banana.Copy !req
343. Absolutely right.
They're all clones of each other,Copy !req
344. named after Lord Cavendish,
who grew them at Chatsworth.Copy !req
345. - Yellow Things for 50, please.
- For £50...Copy !req
346. Natasha.Copy !req
347. - What is a butterfly?
- Absolutely right.Copy !req
348. Yellow Things for 25, please.Copy !req
349. For £25.Copy !req
350. - Keshava.
- What is the Tour de France?Copy !req
351. Tour de France. Always called
the "coveted" yellow jersey.Copy !req
352. Word Salad for 100.Copy !req
353. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
354. - What is Nicoise?
- Nicoise. The Nice biscuit.Copy !req
355. And, of course, the salad Nicoise.Copy !req
356. Word Salad for 150.Copy !req
357. For 150.Copy !req
358. No-one?Copy !req
359. It's a very American salad,
the Cobb salad,Copy !req
360. which is a chopped salad, very
popular indeed in the United States.Copy !req
361. And the Cobb is that breakwaterCopy !req
362. where the waves somehow
leap up from it.Copy !req
363. But anyway, off we go.
It's still with you, Keshava.Copy !req
364. Films Of The 2020s for 75.Copy !req
365. - Kai.
- What is Glass Onion?Copy !req
366. Glass Onion. That's right.
From The Beatles' White Album.Copy !req
367. Let's try Films for 100, please.
- £100.Copy !req
368. Very popular, but it passed you by,
as it passed me by.Copy !req
369. I had to look into this.
It's Who is Bruno?Copy !req
370. Oh, Keshava did know!Copy !req
371. - It was in the back of my mind.
- It eluded you.Copy !req
372. Anyway, Kai, you have the honour.Copy !req
373. Let's hope it's about my birthday,
and go It Happened In NovemberCopy !req
374. for 75.Copy !req
375. OK, we'll see.Copy !req
376. Keshava.Copy !req
377. - What is Australia?
- Australia. That's right.Copy !req
378. Around 55% voted against
ditching the monarchy.Copy !req
379. It Happened In November
for 100.Copy !req
380. Kai.Copy !req
381. - What is NME?
- Not NME.Copy !req
382. Keshava.Copy !req
383. - What is Rolling Stone?
- Rolling Stone magazine,Copy !req
384. named after a mix of the
Muddy Waters song Rollin' Stone,Copy !req
385. the Band, and Bob Dylan.Copy !req
386. - It Happened In November for 150.
- For £150.Copy !req
387. Answer there, our Daily DoubleCopy !req
388. for the board.Copy !req
389. As you know,
you have this question alone.Copy !req
390. You can wager as much as your total
score, which is 1,975 at the moment.Copy !req
391. How much of that
are you prepared to place?Copy !req
392. - £750.
- £750. All right, then.Copy !req
393. It Happened In November.Copy !req
394. Uh...
Gah.Copy !req
395. 1981.Copy !req
396. I'm afraid it was later than that.
It was 1994. Hard luck.Copy !req
397. Yep. Presented by Noel Edmonds.Copy !req
398. I do remember it, but I couldn't
have told you the year either.Copy !req
399. Hard luck. Hard luck.Copy !req
400. But you have control of the board
and you're well in the lead.Copy !req
401. It Happened In November
for 50.Copy !req
402. For £50...Copy !req
403. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
404. - Who is Benazir Bhutto?
- Benazir Bhutto it was.Copy !req
405. Films for 150.Copy !req
406. For £150.Copy !req
407. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
408. - What is Cocaine Bear.
- Is correct.Copy !req
409. So you have control. Choose again.Copy !req
410. Film for 50.
- For £50.Copy !req
411. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
412. What is Everything Everywhere
All At Once?Copy !req
413. Is the correct title.
It won seven Oscars!Copy !req
414. It Happened In November
for 25.Copy !req
415. For £25.Copy !req
416. Yes, Kai.Copy !req
417. - Who is James I?
- James I.Copy !req
418. Or as the Scots will be saying,
James VI. Yes.Copy !req
419. Films for 25, please.
- For £25.Copy !req
420. Yes, Natasha.Copy !req
421. - What is Top Gun: Maverick?
- Top Gun: Maverick.Copy !req
422. That's right.
People say it saved cinemaCopy !req
423. after bringing people back into
movie houses after the pandemic.Copy !req
424. And Word Salad for 25,
please.Copy !req
425. Word Salad for 25,
our last left.Copy !req
426. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
427. - Who is Caesar?
- Caesar. Caesar salad.Copy !req
428. I'm sure we're all familiar with.Copy !req
429. Well, there we go.Copy !req
430. Kai's on 700, Natasha on 725.Copy !req
431. And at sort of double that,
we have Keshava on 1,500.Copy !req
432. But things really will change
next timeCopy !req
433. because Double Jeopardy!
is coming. See you for that.Copy !req
434. Welcome back to Jeopardy!
Now, Kai, you're on £700.Copy !req
435. Not bad. And plenty of scope
to come back, I know.Copy !req
436. You fell behind with the buzzer in
the first round, I felt.Copy !req
437. Yeah, it's been quite difficult.Copy !req
438. You've got a listen very carefully
to your dulcet tones,Copy !req
439. I must say.Copy !req
440. All the information, the light,
the sound, the questionCopy !req
441. all floating around in your head.Copy !req
442. That's right. I should remind people
watching that you're locked outCopy !req
443. if you press your buzzer while I'm
still speaking.Copy !req
444. So, yeah, it takes a bit
of getting used to.Copy !req
445. And your anagram skill is
remarkable.Copy !req
446. Something you know you're good at,
I guess. You're a countdown champ.Copy !req
447. It's about as close to a home
question as I could get, really.Copy !req
448. I like my anagrams, wordplay,
all that sort of stuff.Copy !req
449. - You like your Ancient Greeks.
- I mean, they're big names.Copy !req
450. Don't know many more than that,
I scratch the surface, I must say.Copy !req
451. We gave pretty well known ones,
I guess.Copy !req
452. They're always well known if you
know them.Copy !req
453. Exactly.Copy !req
454. Now, Natasha, you had a problem to
begin with,Copy !req
455. and you went into the red,
but soon pulled yourself out of it.Copy !req
456. You did have a Daily Double and you
were a little bit tentative.Copy !req
457. You bet 50 when you could have bet
150.Copy !req
458. And you got it absolutely right.Copy !req
459. But you mustn't blame yourself for
that.Copy !req
460. Better than, you know, betting
the farm and then losing,Copy !req
461. I suppose.
- Indeed.Copy !req
462. And you pleased me, of course,
very much by knowing thatCopy !req
463. On The Ball, City is the oldest
football songCopy !req
464. and it belongs to Norwich City.Copy !req
465. Indeed. Delia Smith would be happy.Copy !req
466. Delia and I are both very happy.
Delia is our chief shareholder.Copy !req
467. Now, Keshava, again, another very
strong showing here,Copy !req
468. though you did let yourself down on
the Daily Double.Copy !req
469. Yeah, I mean, history is one of my
better subjectsCopy !req
470. and I thought it's a chance to build
a bit of a lead.Copy !req
471. But those kinds of questions.
What year did the lottery start?Copy !req
472. That's how a quiz works.
It's how the question falls.Copy !req
473. Exactly. It's how the how the cookie
crumbles.Copy !req
474. You're very quick, though,
and that obviouslyCopy !req
475. is quite sort of awe-inspiring
for your opponents.Copy !req
476. And now's an opportunity to double
everythingCopy !req
477. because we're going to play
Double Jeopardy!Copy !req
478. Right. Here are our categories.Copy !req
479. We've doubled the cash values,
so they range now from £50 to £300.Copy !req
480. There are also now two Daily Doubles
hidden somewhereCopy !req
481. up there on the board.Copy !req
482. Here are the six categories.Copy !req
483. And from now on, if you
don't phrase your responseCopy !req
484. in the correct
time-honoured Jeopardy! mannerCopy !req
485. with a "what is" or "who is",
it will be deemed incorrect.Copy !req
486. So that's your warning for that.Copy !req
487. OK, Kai, as the one with the lowest
score at the moment,Copy !req
488. you have first pick.Copy !req
489. Let's try Down The Pub for 200,
please.Copy !req
490. Down The pub for £200.Copy !req
491. Natasha.Copy !req
492. - What is sherry?
- Sherry. Quite right.Copy !req
493. Down The pub for 150,
please.Copy !req
494. For £150.Copy !req
495. This Cuban cocktail,Copy !req
496. a favourite of Ernest Hemingway
and Francis Drake,Copy !req
497. is made with white rum, lime, sugar,
soda water and fresh mint leaves.Copy !req
498. Keshava.Copy !req
499. - What is a Mojito?
- Mojito. That's right.Copy !req
500. Apparently, it means "little spell"
in Spanish.Copy !req
501. Down The Pub for 300.Copy !req
502. For £300, Down The Pub.Copy !req
503. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
504. - What are peanuts?
- Peanuts.Copy !req
505. He was the Peanut King of
Georgia, Absolutely right.Copy !req
506. He said, because he was the
longest-lived presidentCopy !req
507. in US history, he said,Copy !req
508. "If you want to live a long and
healthy life, like me,Copy !req
509. "eat more peanuts."Copy !req
510. Obviously, those who are allergic
to them, don't follow that advice.Copy !req
511. - So, Keshava.
- Down The Pub for 100.Copy !req
512. For £100.Copy !req
513. Natasha.Copy !req
514. - What is gin?
- Yes, that's right.Copy !req
515. Flying The Flag
for 150, please.Copy !req
516. For £150.Copy !req
517. No-one?Copy !req
518. It's one of those things you have to
have read somewhere, isn't it?Copy !req
519. It happens to be Denmark,
which has a flag that datesCopy !req
520. back to 1625.Copy !req
521. Off you go again.Copy !req
522. Let's try Flying The Flag for 100,
please.Copy !req
523. For £100, then.Copy !req
524. - Kai.
- What is 13?Copy !req
525. 13 colonies. Well done. Very good.Copy !req
526. Flying The Flag for 200, please.Copy !req
527. For £200.Copy !req
528. Yes, Natasha.Copy !req
529. - What is Sri Lanka?
- Sri Lanka. That's right.Copy !req
530. The flags of Montenegro and Spain
also feature lionsCopy !req
531. with their designs, as you may know.Copy !req
532. Flying The Flag for 50,
please.Copy !req
533. For £50.Copy !req
534. Natasha.Copy !req
535. - What are red and white?
- Absolutely. Good.Copy !req
536. The flags of Peru, which Lima is
the capital of, of course,Copy !req
537. Austria, of which Vienna is the
capital,Copy !req
538. and Istanbul, the major city in
Turkey. Very well done.Copy !req
539. Flying The Flag for
300, please.Copy !req
540. For £300.Copy !req
541. Oh, answer there isCopy !req
542. the first of the two Daily Doubles
on this board.Copy !req
543. Now, Natasha, you have a decision
to make.Copy !req
544. You get the question and you alone,Copy !req
545. but first you have to place a
wager on the outcome.Copy !req
546. You can place as much as £1,275 on
this.Copy !req
547. How much would you like to wager?Copy !req
548. Um...Copy !req
549. I am going to wager 400, please.Copy !req
550. OK. For £400, then, in the
Flying The Flag category...Copy !req
551. I'm glad I only wagered 400.Copy !req
552. I am gonna guess.Copy !req
553. What is Sierra Leone?Copy !req
554. Your time is out anyway.
But actually it's Cote d'Ivoire,Copy !req
555. the Ivory Coast.Copy !req
556. Hard luck, But, yes, some
people watching may have thought,Copy !req
557. "Oh, that's a pretty puny wager,Copy !req
558. "considering she's done so well in
this category."Copy !req
559. But you were very wise,
as it turns out.Copy !req
560. All right. You still have control
of the board.Copy !req
561. Down The Pub for 50, please.Copy !req
562. For £50, Down The Pub.Copy !req
563. Keshava.Copy !req
564. - What is a lion?
- More.Copy !req
565. - Red lion.
- Red lion. That's good. Well done.Copy !req
566. Yes, it's a red lion.Copy !req
567. Musical Adaptations for 150, please.Copy !req
568. For £150...Copy !req
569. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
570. - What is Cabaret?
- Cabaret. That's right.Copy !req
571. Musical Adaptations
for 200.Copy !req
572. For £200...Copy !req
573. Natasha.Copy !req
574. Who is Tim Minchin?Copy !req
575. The wonderful Tim Minchin it was.Copy !req
576. Um... I'll go Musical Adaptations
for 300, please.Copy !req
577. For £300.Copy !req
578. Oh! She's onlyCopy !req
579. gone and landed on the
second Daily Double!Copy !req
580. Well, you've got 1,075 now and a
decision to make.Copy !req
581. How much would you like to wager?Copy !req
582. 200, please.Copy !req
583. 200! OK.Copy !req
584. Here is your clue.Copy !req
585. I can't think.Copy !req
586. No?Copy !req
587. OK. Sunday In The Park
With George featured...Copy !req
588. Seurat.Copy !req
589. Georges Seurat. The
Pointillist painter. That's right.Copy !req
590. Hard luck. But again, a sensibly
low bet, as it turned out.Copy !req
591. All right. You have control.Copy !req
592. Musical Adaptations for 100, please.Copy !req
593. For £100.Copy !req
594. - Yes, Keshava.
- What is The King And I?Copy !req
595. The King And I. Yes.
From Anna And The King Of Siam.Copy !req
596. Let's finish the category.
Musicals for 50.Copy !req
597. For £50.Copy !req
598. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
599. - What is West Side Story?
- West Side Story. Absolutely right.Copy !req
600. Well, we're halfway through the
Double Jeopardy! boardCopy !req
601. and it's time to take a little bit
of a break.Copy !req
602. We'll be back jolly soon.Copy !req
603. And we're back.
Welcome.Copy !req
604. Keshava, you answered the last
one correctly,Copy !req
605. so you have control of the board.Copy !req
606. In The British Museum,
£300.Copy !req
607. For £300.Copy !req
608. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
609. - Who is Hokusai?
- Hokusai, indeed.Copy !req
610. In The British Museum for 200.Copy !req
611. For £200.Copy !req
612. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
613. - Who is Stamford Raffles?
- Sir Stamford Raffles it was.Copy !req
614. The famous hotel
in Singapore, is named after him.Copy !req
615. In The British Museum, 150.Copy !req
616. For £150...Copy !req
617. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
618. - What is Canterbury?
- Canterbury Cathedral is correct.Copy !req
619. In The British Museum
for 100.Copy !req
620. For £100.Copy !req
621. No-one?Copy !req
622. Not familiar with the
Lewis chessmen. Yeah.Copy !req
623. Let's finish the category.Copy !req
624. OK. We'll finish the
category, then. For £50.Copy !req
625. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
626. - What is the Rosetta Stone?
- The Rosetta Stone.Copy !req
627. It's an official message
about the king - Ptolemy V.Copy !req
628. It Comes
Next Alphabetically for 150.Copy !req
629. For £150, then.Copy !req
630. What comes next alphabetically?Copy !req
631. - Yes, Keshava.
- What is Leicestershire?Copy !req
632. - Leicestershire is correct.
- My county cricket knowledgeCopy !req
633. coming in handy!
- That is, I guess, helpful. Yes!Copy !req
634. Same category, 200.Copy !req
635. For £200, then.Copy !req
636. Yes, Keshava.Copy !req
637. - Who is Wilson?
- Harold Wilson.Copy !req
638. Very good on the alphabet.Copy !req
639. It's impressive. Yes.Copy !req
640. Alphabet... It Comes
Next Alphabetically for 300.Copy !req
641. For 300.Copy !req
642. Natasha.Copy !req
643. - What is Ruth?
- No, I'm sorry.Copy !req
644. - Yes, Keshava.
- What is Revelation?Copy !req
645. Revelation it is! So, Keshava,
choose again.Copy !req
646. Next Alphabetically for 100.Copy !req
647. For £100.Copy !req
648. Yes, Kai.Copy !req
649. What is...Copy !req
650. praseodymium?Copy !req
651. Not that. It's a good one,
but it isn't right.Copy !req
652. Anyone?Copy !req
653. You got the initial letter right.Copy !req
654. It's potassium. Potassium. Keshava.Copy !req
655. Next Alphabetically for
5-0.Copy !req
656. For £50...Copy !req
657. Kai.Copy !req
658. - Who is Grumpy?
- Not Grumpy.Copy !req
659. Dopey. I know!Copy !req
660. I'm so sorry!Copy !req
661. There we go! Right.Copy !req
662. We've got a whole category
left for you.Copy !req
663. So, Keshava, you still have
control of the board.Copy !req
664. Spaced Out, 300.
- All right.Copy !req
665. - Keshava.
- What is the Oort Cloud?Copy !req
666. No, it's not the Oort cloud.Copy !req
667. It's what you might call
"the other one". The Kuiper Belt.Copy !req
668. - Kuiper Belt, yes. It was a 50-50.
- Yes. All right.Copy !req
669. Spaced Out for 200.Copy !req
670. For £200, then.Copy !req
671. Yes, Kai.Copy !req
672. - Who is Helen Sharman?
- Helen Sharman it was. Yes.Copy !req
673. She was developing ice creams for
Mars, the company,Copy !req
674. when she was selected for the
astronaut programme.Copy !req
675. Fantastic. Let's go 150, please.Copy !req
676. For £150.Copy !req
677. Yes, Kai.Copy !req
678. - What is Venus?
- It is Venus.Copy !req
679. Well done for not thinking
it was Mercury,Copy !req
680. which is closer to the sun,
but the atmosphere of VenusCopy !req
681. makes it the hotter planet.Copy !req
682. Let's go for 100, please.
- For £100...Copy !req
683. Yes, Kai.Copy !req
684. - What is a supernova?
- A supernova.Copy !req
685. The largest explosion that takes
place in space.Copy !req
686. And let's finish it off.Copy !req
687. OK. Finishing it off,
then, on £50...Copy !req
688. Yes, Natasha.Copy !req
689. - What is a light year?
- A light year. Amazing.Copy !req
690. And you've all gone far too.
That's the end of the category.Copy !req
691. And the scores are...Copy !req
692. Natasha, you've got 625 after two
unfortunate Daily Doubles.Copy !req
693. Kai, you're on 1,100.Copy !req
694. You did well on space to bring you
up to that.Copy !req
695. Still not quite halfwayCopy !req
696. towards Keshava's light year score
of 3,350.Copy !req
697. But it's time to play Final
Jeopardy! when things do change.Copy !req
698. Let's see what category
we have for you.Copy !req
699. All right. In a moment, I'm
gonna reveal one final clue.Copy !req
700. But now it's time for you to decide
how much of your current scoreCopy !req
701. you're prepared to risk after seeing
that category.Copy !req
702. Make your wagers.Copy !req
703. All right.
Everyone's made their wagers.Copy !req
704. The category is Geology.
Here is the clue.Copy !req
705. You have 30 seconds.
Good luck.Copy !req
706. All right. Time is up.Copy !req
707. So, we go to you first, Natasha.Copy !req
708. You're on £625.Copy !req
709. You've had a wonderful
roller-coaster of a rideCopy !req
710. here on Jeopardy!Copy !req
711. And let's take a look
at what you wroteCopy !req
712. as your response to this clue.Copy !req
713. What is sub-si-dence -
or sub-sy-dence?Copy !req
714. That's not the term for the processCopy !req
715. where one tectonic plate
slides under another.Copy !req
716. It's kind of close, but not correct.Copy !req
717. So I'm afraid we'll have
to take away whatever you wagered.Copy !req
718. And let's now see how much you did
place on this.Copy !req
719. £600, leaving you with 25.Copy !req
720. And, I hope, happy memories
of Jeopardy!Copy !req
721. Yes.Copy !req
722. We'll turn now to your
left-side neighbour, Kai,Copy !req
723. who's on 1,100.Copy !req
724. Well, Kai, it's, I think,
a difficult clue.Copy !req
725. The response isn't easy
to come to mind,Copy !req
726. but if you know it, you know it.
Maybe you did.Copy !req
727. Let's see what you wrote.Copy !req
728. What is tectonic shift?Copy !req
729. That's not the word we were
looking for and we can't accept it.Copy !req
730. Let's now see how much you wagered.Copy !req
731. £151.Copy !req
732. Not a huge amount.Copy !req
733. It leaves you with a tidy sum
of 949,Copy !req
734. which may be enoughCopy !req
735. if Keshava went crazy and wagered a
large amount and was wrong,Copy !req
736. which is certainly possible.Copy !req
737. So, Keshava, you're on 3,350.Copy !req
738. Let's see what you wrote.Copy !req
739. What is subdu...?Copy !req
740. Yeah. What happened is,
you ran out of time.Copy !req
741. And the moment that music stops,
your pen stops working.Copy !req
742. So I'm afraid we can't accept that.Copy !req
743. You obviously know that the
correct response was subduction.Copy !req
744. Let's hope you didn't
bet the farm on this,Copy !req
745. because that would be unfortunate,
knowing the response and losing.Copy !req
746. But it's certainly possible.Copy !req
747. Just depends how confident
you wagered.Copy !req
748. What did you wager?Copy !req
749. A very smart 650!Copy !req
750. It reduces your total,Copy !req
751. but it's still a handsome one of
2,700.Copy !req
752. Keshava, you are our two-day
Jeopardy! champion.Copy !req
753. Your total winnings so far
are £10,700.Copy !req
754. Congratulations.
We'll see you next week.Copy !req
755. But we do have to say goodbye
to Natasha and Kai.Copy !req
756. You've been wonderful contestants.Copy !req
757. We've greatly enjoyed
having you here.Copy !req
758. It's been a ride,
I think you'll agree.Copy !req
759. But no-one can doubtCopy !req
760. that you are extremely smart
and intelligent people,Copy !req
761. and you can leave us with your heads
held high.Copy !req
762. So, goodbye.Copy !req
763. See you next week, Keshava.Copy !req
764. And see you next week, audience.Copy !req
765. I hope you'll be with us as we play
Jeopardy! once again.Copy !req
766. Thanks for watching.
Bye-bye.Copy !req
767. Next time on Jeopardy,Copy !req
768. champion Keshava GuhaCopy !req
769. faces Inverness's
Alan Mackay,Copy !req
770. and, from Leeds
in Yorkshire, Katy Kit.Copy !req