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 company director from Alva,
Clackmannanshire.Copy !req
5. An engineering student from
Riddlesden, Yorkshire.Copy !req
6. And our returning champion,
a writer from London...Copy !req
7. .. whose four-day cash winnings
total is...Copy !req
8. And now, here is your host
of Jeopardy! -Copy !req
9. Stephen Fry.Copy !req
10. Hello, hello, everybody. Hello,
contestants,Copy !req
11. and thank you and hello to you,
and a very warm welcome to Jeopardy!Copy !req
12. Yesterday, our champion Keshava GuhaCopy !req
13. faced his biggest test so far
in this series.Copy !req
14. Heading into Final Jeopardy!
he trailed in second placeCopy !req
15. and had to use all his skill to find
the correct response,Copy !req
16. which, fortunately for him,
eluded the other two contestantsCopy !req
17. and he was once again crowned
Jeopardy! Champion.Copy !req
18. He really is extraordinary,Copy !req
19. and I'm so excited
to see what happens next.Copy !req
20. Today we have two new contestants
in Ross and Gill.Copy !req
21. Good luck to all three of you.Copy !req
22. Well, let's see the first
six categories.Copy !req
23. We have...Copy !req
24. And now, Keshava,
as our reigning champion,Copy !req
25. you are the first to pick a category
and a cash amount.Copy !req
26. Let's have All Time
Best-Selling A.L.B.U.M.S.Copy !req
27. For £75, please, Stephen.Copy !req
28. For £75. All right.
These are the initials of albumsCopy !req
29. that have been in the top 20
best-selling all-time in the UK.Copy !req
30. Yes, Keshava?Copy !req
31. What is
Dark Side Of The Moon?Copy !req
32. Dark Side Of The Moon from
Pink Floyd.Copy !req
33. Number seven in the top 20.Copy !req
34. Same category £100.Copy !req
35. For £100.Copy !req
36. Yes, Gill?Copy !req
37. Is it Back to Black
by Amy Winehouse?Copy !req
38. What did you say?Copy !req
39. What is Back To Black?Copy !req
40. That's better,
"What is Back To Black?"Copy !req
41. I'm not going to punish you
for that, later on we might,Copy !req
42. but do remember the formatting
of the question.Copy !req
43. What is Back To Black?Copy !req
44. The great Amy Winehouse album, yes.
Number 13 in the top 20.Copy !req
45. Let's try Flower Girls for 50.Copy !req
46. Flower Girls for £50.Copy !req
47. - Yes, Keshava?
- Who is Violet Beauregarde?Copy !req
48. Well done. And violet,
of course, is in the name,Copy !req
49. which is how this category works.Copy !req
50. It's from Charlie And The
Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl.Copy !req
51. Albums for 150.Copy !req
52. For 150.Copy !req
53. No-one?Copy !req
54. TIMER BEEPSCopy !req
55. Couldn't collect to your mind,
"What is The Immaculate Collection?"Copy !req
56. Madonna, number 12 on the top 20Copy !req
57. - Albums for 50.
- For 50.Copy !req
58. Yes, Keshava?Copy !req
59. What is (What's The Story)
Morning Glory?Copy !req
60. The height of Britpop fervour, yes.Copy !req
61. Oasis, number five in the top 20.Copy !req
62. Let's finish the category.Copy !req
63. Finishing the category, then,
on £25.Copy !req
64. Yes, Ross?Copy !req
65. What is Sgt Pepper's
Lonely Hearts Club Band?Copy !req
66. Absolutely right.
Number three in the top 20.Copy !req
67. Just for your information, number
one is Queen's Greatest HitsCopy !req
68. and number two is ABBA Gold,
both collections.Copy !req
69. Well, we've cleaned that one up,
and Ross, you have the pick.Copy !req
70. ABBA (But Not ABBA) for £75, please.Copy !req
71. All right, then. All the
responses are ABBA song titles.Copy !req
72. Yes, Gill?Copy !req
73. What is Knowing Me Knowing You?Copy !req
74. A-ha!
Hosted by Alan Partridge.Copy !req
75. Flower Girls for 75, please.Copy !req
76. All right.Copy !req
77. - Yes, Keshava?
- Who is Iris Murdoch?Copy !req
78. Iris Murdoch. And in 2001,
she was played by Judi Dench.Copy !req
79. Flower Girls for 100.Copy !req
80. For £100, Flower Girls.Copy !req
81. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is Buttercup?Copy !req
82. Princess Buttercup.
Absolutely right.Copy !req
83. Written by, I'm proud to say, my
very good friend William Goldman.Copy !req
84. Flower Girls for 150.Copy !req
85. For £150!Copy !req
86. - Yes, Gill?
- Who is Iggy Azalea?Copy !req
87. Very good.Copy !req
88. I don't know why I'm surprised that
you knew that.Copy !req
89. - Probably because...
- It's my age.Copy !req
90. Ah, is that the reason?Copy !req
91. Very good. So you have control
of the boardCopy !req
92. Let's finish the category.
Flowers 25.Copy !req
93. All right. Flowers for 25.Copy !req
94. This actress appeared
as the Force-sensitive heroine ReyCopy !req
95. in the Star Wars sequel trilogy.Copy !req
96. - Yes, Keshava?
- Who is Daisy Ridley?Copy !req
97. Daisy is the flower there.Copy !req
98. Her great-uncle was Arnold
Ridley, who played Private GodfreyCopy !req
99. in Dad's Army. "Do you mind if I go
to the lavatory?"Copy !req
100. That was mostly what he did,
was go off to the lavatory.Copy !req
101. Anyway, that's Daisy Ridley,
and you have control, Keshava.Copy !req
102. ABBA for 100.Copy !req
103. ABBA for £100.Copy !req
104. - Keshava.
- What is Fernando?Copy !req
105. Very well done. Fernando Alonso,
the only Spanish Formula 1 driverCopy !req
106. to have won
the World Championship, actually.Copy !req
107. ABBA for 150.Copy !req
108. ABBA for 150. The maximum.Copy !req
109. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is Chiquitita?Copy !req
110. Chiquitita it is, well done.Copy !req
111. ABBA for 50.Copy !req
112. ABBA now for 50.Copy !req
113. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is I Have A Dream?Copy !req
114. I Have A Dream,Copy !req
115. the speech
was given by Martin Luther King Jr.Copy !req
116. Let's finish the category.Copy !req
117. Finishing the category.Copy !req
118. You're in first again, Keshava.Copy !req
119. What is SOS?Copy !req
120. SOS.Copy !req
121. The letters were chosen because
they're difficult to misinterpret,Copy !req
122. apparently, it's not Save Our Souls.Copy !req
123. That was sort of added afterward as
a backwards explanation.Copy !req
124. Anyway, Keshava, it's with you.
- Let's try Dig It! for 75.Copy !req
125. Here we are.Copy !req
126. Yes, Keshava?Copy !req
127. What is the
Battle of Bosworth Field?Copy !req
128. Bosworth Field it was.
He was the last English kingCopy !req
129. to die in battle, Richard III.Copy !req
130. - Dig It! for 100.
- Dig It! for 100.Copy !req
131. KLAXON
Answer there, the Daily Double.Copy !req
132. Well, well, well.Copy !req
133. You know very well indeed
that this means the clueCopy !req
134. is directed entirely at you.Copy !req
135. You can wager up to,
in your case, £775,Copy !req
136. but you must wager something,
a minimum of £10.Copy !req
137. What are you gonna choose?Copy !req
138. Let's make it a true Daily Double.Copy !req
139. It's a true Daily Double.Copy !req
140. That means you're wagering £775
on Dig It!Copy !req
141. Here's the clue.Copy !req
142. No. I don't know.Copy !req
143. TIMER BEEPSCopy !req
144. You don't know?
They did make a film about it.Copy !req
145. The Dig. Sutton Hoo.Copy !req
146. You knew that, didn't you, Gill?
Sutton Hoo. Yes.Copy !req
147. Ralph Fiennes played Basil Brown in
the film The Dig.Copy !req
148. Hard luck. If you don't know it,
you don't know it. No shame.Copy !req
149. You've come back from nought
before to win, as we know.Copy !req
150. So off you go. You have the pick.Copy !req
151. - Dig It! for 150.
- Dig It! for 150.Copy !req
152. - Yes, Keshava?
- Who is Hermes?Copy !req
153. Hermes is the right response.Copy !req
154. Location, Bond Location for 75.Copy !req
155. Location, Bond Location.Copy !req
156. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is Jamaica?Copy !req
157. Jamaica, that's right.Copy !req
158. Location Bond for 100.Copy !req
159. Location Bond for £100.Copy !req
160. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is Mexico City?Copy !req
161. Mexico City is right.Copy !req
162. Location, Bond Location for 150.Copy !req
163. For 150.Copy !req
164. TIMER BEEPS
No? It's a dojo,Copy !req
165. which is the name of these raised
rings in sumo.Copy !req
166. Keshava, you still have control.Copy !req
167. Same category, £50.Copy !req
168. For £50.Copy !req
169. - Yes, Ross?
- What is Bratislava?Copy !req
170. Bratislava, that's right. That was
Timothy Dalton's first Bond movie.Copy !req
171. I'll go for Crossword Clues (M),
£75, please.Copy !req
172. All right. For £75,
the answer will begin with M.Copy !req
173. - Yes, Ross?
- What is a magnetron?Copy !req
174. It's not a magnetron, I'm sorry.Copy !req
175. Anybody?Copy !req
176. TIMER BEEPSCopy !req
177. It's much simpler than that. You're
all using them, I'm using them.Copy !req
178. Microphone.Copy !req
179. Yes. There you go.Copy !req
180. In the 1680s, the word microphone
was used, amazingly,Copy !req
181. but it meant an ear trumpet for the
hard of hearing.Copy !req
182. Ross, you still have control.Copy !req
183. Dig It! for £50, please.Copy !req
184. Dig It! for £50.Copy !req
185. Yes, Gill?Copy !req
186. Is it...
What is the Dead Sea?Copy !req
187. - That's correct.
- Sorry.Copy !req
188. That's all right. You gave it in the
form of a question,Copy !req
189. but not our usual form.Copy !req
190. "What is the Dead Sea?"
is the way we prefer it.Copy !req
191. And, of course, they're called the
Dead Sea Scrolls.Copy !req
192. Can we have Crossword Clues
for 100, please?Copy !req
193. For £100.Copy !req
194. - Yes, Gill?
- What is a moratorium?Copy !req
195. Moratorium, well spotted.
Absolutely right, yeah.Copy !req
196. Um, Crossword Clues for 50, please.Copy !req
197. For £50.Copy !req
198. - Ross?
- What is a mountaineer?Copy !req
199. Correct, yes.Copy !req
200. Crossword Clues (M) for £25, please.Copy !req
201. For £25.Copy !req
202. - Ross.
- Er, what is marrow?Copy !req
203. Marrow! Correct, absolutely.Copy !req
204. Dig It! £25, please.Copy !req
205. For £25, Dig It!Copy !req
206. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is 79AD?Copy !req
207. 79AD. Well known. Very good.Copy !req
208. Crossword Clues for 150.Copy !req
209. For £150, then.Copy !req
210. - Gill.
- Monger. What is a monger?Copy !req
211. No, I'm sorry.Copy !req
212. TIMER BEEPS
It's a mercer.Copy !req
213. Mercer. It's a mercer.Copy !req
214. Mongers do deal in things,
but in iron and war and scandal,Copy !req
215. but not specifically textiles
and fabrics,Copy !req
216. which is a mercer. One left.Copy !req
217. Location for 25.Copy !req
218. All right.Copy !req
219. - Yes, Gill?
- What is Istanbul?Copy !req
220. Istanbul is right. Very good indeed.Copy !req
221. That clears up our board.Copy !req
222. Wow. Lots of interesting
things happening here.Copy !req
223. Ross, you're back to £75,
and not out of reach.Copy !req
224. But we have a tie at the top,
with both Gill and Keshava on £350.Copy !req
225. Well, we'll take a break here and
we'll come back very shortly.Copy !req
226. See you soon.Copy !req
227. And here are our contestants.Copy !req
228. Let's find out more about them.Copy !req
229. Ross Taylor, not the New Zealand
cricketer...Copy !req
230. - Not.
- .. but from Clackmannanshire.Copy !req
231. Yes.Copy !req
232. And you're an absolute crazed lover
of movies.Copy !req
233. Yes, aye. I watch all the
films coming out,Copy !req
234. I watch all the Oscar movies,
all the BAFTAs.Copy !req
235. Every single night of the week,
I'll watch a film.Copy !req
236. Fantastic.
What are your favourites?Copy !req
237. - The Godfather.
- Oh, yeah.Copy !req
238. - The Sting.
- I love The Sting!Copy !req
239. It's a masterpiece.Copy !req
240. "Right down to your socks, buster!"Copy !req
241. - Exactly.
- "You follow?"Copy !req
242. Wonderful to have you here.Copy !req
243. Gill Taylor.
Not related to Ross Taylor?Copy !req
244. - No, I'm afraid not.
- No.Copy !req
245. And you're from Riddlesden,
which memory tells meCopy !req
246. is near Keighley.
- That's right, yeah.Copy !req
247. Near Keighley, southern slopes of
Ilkley Moor.Copy !req
248. And you have a degree in
philosophy from Hull University.Copy !req
249. Many years ago.Copy !req
250. Well, I'm sure
it's still impressive!Copy !req
251. Yeah.Copy !req
252. Because you're getting a new degree.Copy !req
253. Well, to just keep my
brain ticking over,Copy !req
254. I'm trying to do
a BSc in engineering.Copy !req
255. - Wow.
- It's hard work.Copy !req
256. I like maths,
but some of the maths...Copy !req
257. - Is tough.
- .. has been pretty tough.Copy !req
258. My goodness. Well, it's lovely
to have you here, Gill,Copy !req
259. and good luck
for the rest of the show.Copy !req
260. And, young Keshava, you've won
over £19,000 already.Copy !req
261. This is your fourth
appearance as champion.Copy !req
262. You are descended from some
remarkable peopleCopy !req
263. who had more to do with Europe
at its darkest hour.Copy !req
264. So my father's two grandfathers,
so my great-grandfathers,Copy !req
265. one of them was in the First World
War in MesopotamiaCopy !req
266. and he was he was a doctor.Copy !req
267. The other great-grandfather,Copy !req
268. he was a scientist
who worked on woodCopy !req
269. and he was one of the designers of a
bomber aircraft called the Mosquito.Copy !req
270. - Oh, famous!
- Which was used in World War II.Copy !req
271. Bombing raids on the Tirpitz
and things like that.Copy !req
272. And it was quite controversial
because the Indian position was,Copy !req
273. "If we're going to help out,
we should be made independent."Copy !req
274. And Mr Churchill wasn't willing to
offer that.Copy !req
275. But my great-grandfather
was the sort of loyal subjectCopy !req
276. of His Majesty King George VI,
and helping design this.Copy !req
277. Well, we owe him a great deal.Copy !req
278. Thank you and your family.Copy !req
279. Once more we've learned something
remarkable about you.Copy !req
280. Well, let's get back on
with the game now, shall we?Copy !req
281. We shall fill the board
with six new categories.Copy !req
282. They are...Copy !req
283. Three famous battles and conflicts,
and you have to name the century.Copy !req
284. So you've got the lowest score
at the moment, Ross,Copy !req
285. so we'll ask you
to take the first pick.Copy !req
286. It Happened In Scotland
for £75, please.Copy !req
287. Ha-ha! Hardly surprising, perhaps.Copy !req
288. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is chicken tikka masala?Copy !req
289. Chicken tikka masala it is.Copy !req
290. Let's try The Oscars for 75.Copy !req
291. The Oscars for £75.Copy !req
292. Yes, Keshava?Copy !req
293. What is Indiana Jones
And The Temple Of Doom?Copy !req
294. Is correct, yes, absolutely.Copy !req
295. Short Round was the character
he played.Copy !req
296. Oscars 100.Copy !req
297. For £100.Copy !req
298. - Yes, Keshava.
- What is Coco?Copy !req
299. Not Coco, no.Copy !req
300. - Ross?
- What is Pinocchio?Copy !req
301. Pinocchio, that's quite right.Copy !req
302. 2023 Oscars for £50, please.Copy !req
303. For £50.Copy !req
304. - Yes, Gill?
- What is The Whale?Copy !req
305. "What is The Whale?"
Brendan Fraser won Best Actor.Copy !req
306. The transformation took
up to six hours a day.Copy !req
307. - Gill.
- Mottos for 75.Copy !req
308. Mottos for £75.Copy !req
309. - Yes, Gill.
- What is the Olympics?Copy !req
310. Indeed, it's the Olympics.
They added the word "together".Copy !req
311. Not Your Average Jo(e)s for... 50.Copy !req
312. For £50.Copy !req
313. - Yes, Gill?
- What is Jo Malone?Copy !req
314. Joanne Lesley Malone,
famous for perfume,Copy !req
315. and scented candles, I associate
with her particularly.Copy !req
316. You have control.Copy !req
317. Jo(e)s for 75, please.Copy !req
318. Jo(e)s for 75.Copy !req
319. - Yes, Keshava?
- Who is Joe Jonas?Copy !req
320. Joe Jonas of the Jonas Brothers.Copy !req
321. Oscars 150.Copy !req
322. For £150.Copy !req
323. Anybody?Copy !req
324. TIMER BEEPSCopy !req
325. It's the Dolby Theatre
in Hollywood Boulevard.Copy !req
326. All right, Keshava,
you still have control.Copy !req
327. Battles for 75.Copy !req
328. For £75.Copy !req
329. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is the 15th century?Copy !req
330. The 15th century
is absolutely correct.Copy !req
331. Orleans was the watershed
of the Hundred Years War,Copy !req
332. and Agincourt was an English victory
there,Copy !req
333. and Constantinople was the final
collapse, many say,Copy !req
334. of the Roman Empire.Copy !req
335. Battles for 100.Copy !req
336. For 100, then.Copy !req
337. - Yes, Ross?
- What is the 11th century?Copy !req
338. Absolutely right.
Stamford BridgeCopy !req
339. was before the Battle of Hastings
in 1066.Copy !req
340. It Happened In Scotland for £50,
please.Copy !req
341. It Happened In Scotland.Copy !req
342. It sounds like
the title of a horror film!Copy !req
343. - Yes, Ross?
- Who is Calvin Harris?Copy !req
344. Calvin Harris,
whose real name is Adam Wiles.Copy !req
345. Mottos for £100, please.Copy !req
346. For £100.Copy !req
347. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is Arsenal Football Club?Copy !req
348. Arsenal it is, the Gunners.Copy !req
349. Battles for 150.Copy !req
350. For £150.Copy !req
351. - Ross.
- What is the 13th century?Copy !req
352. Absolutely right.
Orewin was a defeatCopy !req
353. for Wales against Edward I.Copy !req
354. Kenilworth was
the Second Barons War.Copy !req
355. And Stirling was the First War
of Scottish Independence.Copy !req
356. Name The Century: Battles,
£50, please.Copy !req
357. - Yes, Gill?
- What is the 1990s?Copy !req
358. That's incorrect.Copy !req
359. - Keshava.
- What is the 20th century?Copy !req
360. Yes, that's how you should have put
it. I'm so sorry, Gill.Copy !req
361. You do have to pay attention to the
form of the clueCopy !req
362. and the category,
when it comes to Jeopardy!Copy !req
363. So that's to you, Keshava,
and you have control.Copy !req
364. Mottos for 150.Copy !req
365. Mottos for 150.
KLAXONCopy !req
366. Answer there, is the Daily Double.Copy !req
367. Well, now. You're on £700.Copy !req
368. How much of that
would you like to wager?Copy !req
369. 200.Copy !req
370. £200 wagered on this Motto categoryCopy !req
371. The clue is...Copy !req
372. What are the Boy Scouts?Copy !req
373. No, wrong gender there. It's the
Women's Institute.Copy !req
374. - Yeah.
- You still have controlCopy !req
375. and you're on £500,
so nothing to worry about.Copy !req
376. Mottos 50.Copy !req
377. Mottos for £50.Copy !req
378. - Yes, Ross?
- Who are MGM?Copy !req
379. Indeed. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.Copy !req
380. It means "art for art's sake",
of course.Copy !req
381. I'll go World-Famous Night clubs for
£75, please.Copy !req
382. For £75.Copy !req
383. - Yes, Gill?
- What is Amnesia?Copy !req
384. Amnesia, well done. Yes.Copy !req
385. You're the only party girl here,
it seems.Copy !req
386. World-Famous NightclubsCopy !req
387. for 50, please.Copy !req
388. For £50.Copy !req
389. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is the Ministry Of Sound?Copy !req
390. - Ministry of Sound it is.
- Nightclubs for 100.Copy !req
391. Nightclubs for £100.Copy !req
392. TIMER BEEPSCopy !req
393. It's the legendary
Berghain nightclub.Copy !req
394. Lady Gaga made it in,Copy !req
395. but apparently,
Britney Spears was turned awayCopy !req
396. OK, Keshava, you still have control.Copy !req
397. Nightclubs, 150.Copy !req
398. Nightclubs for £150.Copy !req
399. - Yes, Ross?
- What is The Viper Room?Copy !req
400. The Viper Room is correct.Copy !req
401. Sadly the scene of the death
of River Phoenix. Yes.Copy !req
402. It Happened In Scotland
for £100, please.Copy !req
403. For £100.Copy !req
404. Barack Obama
and Sir David AttenboroughCopy !req
405. were among the attendees
of the COP 26 climate summit,Copy !req
406. held on the banks of this river
in 2021.Copy !req
407. - Yes, Ross?
- What is the River Clyde?Copy !req
408. Yes, you should get that.Copy !req
409. It Happened In Scotland
for £25, please.Copy !req
410. It Happened In Scotland.Copy !req
411. - Yes, Keshava.
- What is England?Copy !req
412. England. Took place
in a cricket ground in Glasgow,Copy !req
413. would you believe?Copy !req
414. Not Your Average Jo(e)s for 150.Copy !req
415. For £150.Copy !req
416. - Yes, Ross?
- Who is Jo Nesbo?Copy !req
417. Jo Nesbo is absolutely correct.
Well done.Copy !req
418. Not Your Average Jo(e)s
for £100, please.Copy !req
419. For £100.Copy !req
420. - Yes, Gill?
- Who is Jo Pavey?Copy !req
421. Jo Pavey is the correct response.Copy !req
422. She was 40 when she won gold
in 2014.Copy !req
423. Not Your Average Jo(e)s
for 25, please.Copy !req
424. For £25.Copy !req
425. - Yes, Gill?
- Who is Jo Brand?Copy !req
426. Jo Brand, indeed.Copy !req
427. Mottos for 25, please.Copy !req
428. Mottos for £25.Copy !req
429. Yes, Gill?Copy !req
430. - Who are BMW?
- No.Copy !req
431. - Ross.
- Who are Audi?Copy !req
432. Audi is the correct one, yes.Copy !req
433. The Audi name is based on a
Latin translationCopy !req
434. of the surname of the founder,
who was called August Horch,Copy !req
435. which means "hark" or "listen".Copy !req
436. So he translated it into Latin,
which is "audi", as in audio.Copy !req
437. Hence the name. Anyway,
Ross, you have control.Copy !req
438. Name The Century: Battles
for £25, please.Copy !req
439. Name The Century: Battles, £25.Copy !req
440. - Yes, Ross?
- What is the 19th century?Copy !req
441. The 19th century.
Sevastopol was the Crimean War,Copy !req
442. Rorke's Drift the Anglo-Zulu War.
Gettysburg the American Civil War.Copy !req
443. World-Famous Nightclubs
for £25, please.Copy !req
444. For £25.Copy !req
445. - Yes, Gill.
- What is the Hacienda?Copy !req
446. The Hacienda, indeed.Copy !req
447. Let's have It Happened In Scotland
for 150, please.Copy !req
448. It Happened In Scotland.Copy !req
449. - Yes, Ross?
- What is Grand Theft Auto?Copy !req
450. GTA, as it's known
amongst its fans, yes.Copy !req
451. Rockstar North the name of
the company. Great Scottish company.Copy !req
452. 2023 Oscars for £25, please.Copy !req
453. 2023 Oscars.Copy !req
454. Yes, Gill?Copy !req
455. What is
All Quiet On The Western Front?Copy !req
456. Is correct. Lesley Paterson,Copy !req
457. the film's producer,
entered and won a triathlonCopy !req
458. to raise money for the
production. Pretty amazing!Copy !req
459. OK, that clears up our board,
and it's been very interesting.Copy !req
460. In last place, I never thought I'd
say this, Keshava with £575.Copy !req
461. Not far ahead is Gill with £700,Copy !req
462. but really doing extremely well at
the moment is Ross on 1,125.Copy !req
463. Ideal time to take a break,Copy !req
464. and then we'll return
with Double Jeopardy!Copy !req
465. where anything can happen.
See you very soon.Copy !req
466. Welcome back to Jeopardy!Copy !req
467. Now, Ross, you're in the lead
with 1,125.Copy !req
468. When you started,
you were buzzing too earlyCopy !req
469. and got locked out quite
a few times, didn't you?Copy !req
470. But you've had
some very good answers -Copy !req
471. Sgt Pepper you got, of course.Copy !req
472. - Magnetron let you down a bit.
- It did, yes.Copy !req
473. But how could you count the number
of letters in "magnetron"Copy !req
474. in the short allowance of time
you have to answer a clue?Copy !req
475. And, of course, you were lucky
enough to get Scottish questions,Copy !req
476. so you were there with Grand
Theft Auto and Calvin Harris.Copy !req
477. And you've really mastered
the buzzing now, I think,Copy !req
478. which is so important.
- Let's hope so.Copy !req
479. And Gill, you're in second
place with 700.Copy !req
480. You've had a few issues
with framing your responses.Copy !req
481. Yes, I have.Copy !req
482. - "Is it the Dead Sea?" you said.
- Yes!Copy !req
483. But I have to ask you this.
You've got a history.Copy !req
484. - Nightclubs.
- Oh, yes, well...Copy !req
485. we don't talk about that.
- Amnesia, the Hacienda.Copy !req
486. Iggy Azalea.
- Yeah.Copy !req
487. Did you spend a lot of time clubbing
in the '80s?Copy !req
488. None whatsoever.Copy !req
489. You just happened to know
these things.Copy !req
490. - Yes.
- Fair enough. OK.Copy !req
491. And you were very annoyed with
yourself for saying "monger",Copy !req
492. and you realised it should
have been "mercer".Copy !req
493. Mercer, yes.Copy !req
494. The great trick,
which I'm sure you've mastered,Copy !req
495. is not to let that linger in your
mind for when the next clue comes.Copy !req
496. Otherwise you kind of don't hear it
in a way,Copy !req
497. and it just rushes past.Copy !req
498. Keshava knows all these tricks,
and you're on 575.Copy !req
499. I have to say an
interesting thing about this game,Copy !req
500. the Daily Double looks like
a stroke of luck,Copy !req
501. but it can be a stroke of ill luck.
- Yeah.Copy !req
502. And you fell down on both yours.Copy !req
503. Firstly, you just happened not to
know about Sutton Hoo.Copy !req
504. That let you down.Copy !req
505. A full Daily Double on that
one, I think.Copy !req
506. And then you were a little bit more
conservative on the second,Copy !req
507. which you didn't know either.
It was the Women's Institute.Copy !req
508. It was in my mind, but I didn't
know... Yeah, I don't know.Copy !req
509. It's fine.
I didn't knowCopy !req
510. the Women's Institute
was founded in Canada.Copy !req
511. Good piece of informationCopy !req
512. We'll store it and squirrel it
away for a future quiz, possibly.Copy !req
513. Anyway, all things can changeCopy !req
514. because we're about to begin
Double Jeopardy!Copy !req
515. Righty-right. We have doubled
the cash valuesCopy !req
516. so they range now from 50 to £300
per answer.Copy !req
517. There are also two Daily DoublesCopy !req
518. hidden somewhere up there
on that board.Copy !req
519. And we have six new categories.Copy !req
520. And from now on, and I'm looking
at you, Gill, perhaps especially,Copy !req
521. if you don't frame
your response correctly,Copy !req
522. it will be deemed incorrect.Copy !req
523. OK. So, Keshava,
I can't believe I'm saying this,Copy !req
524. as the lowest scorer,
you have the honour.Copy !req
525. Tabloid Shakespeare for £150,
please.Copy !req
526. All right. Tabloid Shakespeare.Copy !req
527. You have to identify
the Shakespeare playCopy !req
528. from the imagined tabloid headline.Copy !req
529. - Gill?
- What is Midsummer Night's Dream.Copy !req
530. It's not.Copy !req
531. TIMER BEEPS
Time is up.Copy !req
532. You have to know the plot of
The Taming Of The Shrew.Copy !req
533. OK, Keshava, still with you.Copy !req
534. - Shakespeare for 200.
- Shakespeare for £200.Copy !req
535. - Yes, Ross?
- What is The Merchant Of Venice?Copy !req
536. The Merchant Of Venice.
Shylock's demand, of course.Copy !req
537. A Round Of Golf for £150, please.Copy !req
538. Sounds good in Scottish.Copy !req
539. - Yes, Keshava?
- Who is Tiger Woods?Copy !req
540. Eldrick Tont "Tiger" Woods,
it certainly was.Copy !req
541. The aim was to make
the course harder.Copy !req
542. They called it Tiger-proofing.Copy !req
543. Shakespeare for 300.Copy !req
544. Shakespeare for £300.Copy !req
545. - Yes, Gill?
- What is Antony And Cleopatra?Copy !req
546. No.Copy !req
547. - Ross?
- What is Othello?Copy !req
548. It's Othello, absolutely. Well done.Copy !req
549. "Gate" Gate for 150, please.Copy !req
550. "Gate" Gate - scandals that
have earned the suffix "gate".Copy !req
551. - Yes, Gill?
- What is a baked Alaska?Copy !req
552. Baked Alaska. Bin-gate occurred...Copy !req
553. I missed this,
so I'm reading this now.Copy !req
554. .. when one contestant removed
another contestant's baked AlaskaCopy !req
555. from the freezer,
which then melted.Copy !req
556. Extraordinary that I missed
that story.Copy !req
557. It's possibly the biggest news
story of the decade (!)Copy !req
558. There you go.
Anyway, Gill, you have it.Copy !req
559. German Loanwords for 150, please.Copy !req
560. German Loanwords.Copy !req
561. - Yes, Ross?
- What is kaput?Copy !req
562. Kaput is right.Copy !req
563. The German word is actually spelt
with two Ts.Copy !req
564. I'll go German Loanwords,
£100, please.Copy !req
565. For £100.Copy !req
566. Yes, Keshava?Copy !req
567. What is zeitgeist?Copy !req
568. Zeitgeist it is.Copy !req
569. Golf for 300.
KLAXONCopy !req
570. Answer there, the first of the
Double Jeopardy! Daily Doubles.Copy !req
571. Well, now. You've had all the
Daily Doubles so far todayCopy !req
572. and you're on £825.Copy !req
573. What are you going to risk?Copy !req
574. - 400.
- £400, then.Copy !req
575. A Round Of Golf.Copy !req
576. What is the clue?Copy !req
577. Who is Eugene Cernan?Copy !req
578. It wasn't, I'm sorry.Copy !req
579. You lose the 400 there, it was
Alan Shepard. Hard luck.Copy !req
580. You've had very bad fortune
with the Daily Doubles,Copy !req
581. but it's still your call.Copy !req
582. Golf for 200.Copy !req
583. Golf for £200.Copy !req
584. Yes, Ross?Copy !req
585. Who is Bernhard Langer.Copy !req
586. It was Bernhard Langer, yes.Copy !req
587. He played it from where it lay.Copy !req
588. A Round Of Golf for £100, please.Copy !req
589. For £100...Copy !req
590. - Yes, Ross?
- What is struck by lightning?Copy !req
591. They were indeed
struck by lightning.Copy !req
592. Thankfully, they survived.Copy !req
593. A Round Of Golf for £50, please.Copy !req
594. For £50.Copy !req
595. - Yes, Ross?
- What is St Andrews?Copy !req
596. St Andrews, that's right.
You have control.Copy !req
597. Go With The Flow for 150, please.Copy !req
598. £150 on Go With The Flow.Copy !req
599. - Yes, Ross?
- What is Kent?Copy !req
600. You know the United Kingdom
from north to south. It is Kent.Copy !req
601. Go With The Flow for £100, please.Copy !req
602. For £100.Copy !req
603. Keshava.Copy !req
604. - What is confluence?
- It is confluence, well worked out.Copy !req
605. Very good.
- Go With The Flow, 200.Copy !req
606. £200, then.Copy !req
607. - Keshava.
- What is the Potomac?Copy !req
608. - It is the Potomac River.
- Go With The Flow, 300.Copy !req
609. For £300.Copy !req
610. - Yes, Ross?
- What is the Orange River?Copy !req
611. It is the Orange River.Copy !req
612. It also flows through Namibia
and Lesotho.Copy !req
613. And that's half the board done.Copy !req
614. Wow! Let's take a break.Copy !req
615. We're going to be back
with more Double Jeopardy!Copy !req
616. and then Final Jeopardy!
See you for that.Copy !req
617. Welcome back to Jeopardy!Copy !req
618. Ross, you gave us the last correct
response,Copy !req
619. so you have control of the board.Copy !req
620. "Gate" Gate for £100, please.Copy !req
621. For £100.Copy !req
622. Yes, Keshava?Copy !req
623. What is the News Of The World?Copy !req
624. - The News Of The World it was.
- "Gate" Gate for 300.Copy !req
625. "Gate" Gate for £300.Copy !req
626. - Yes, Ross?
- Who was Gerald Ford?Copy !req
627. It was Gerald Ford, absolutely.Copy !req
628. Tabloid Shakespeare
for £100, please.Copy !req
629. Tabloid Shakespeare for 100.Copy !req
630. Yes, Ross?Copy !req
631. What is The Tempest?Copy !req
632. The Tempest it is.Copy !req
633. Tabloid Shakespeare for £50, please.Copy !req
634. For £50...Copy !req
635. Yes, Keshava?Copy !req
636. What is A Midsummer Night's Dream?Copy !req
637. Midsummer Night's Dream it is.Copy !req
638. - "Gate" Gate for 200.
- "Gate" Gate for 200.Copy !req
639. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is Pizzagate?Copy !req
640. Pizzagate it was. That's right!Copy !req
641. German Loanwords for 200.Copy !req
642. - Gill.
- What is lager?Copy !req
643. Lager, that's right.
Lagerbier is a beerCopy !req
644. brewed for keeping in Germany, yeah.Copy !req
645. German Loanwords for 300, please.Copy !req
646. For £300.Copy !req
647. - Keshava.
- What is foosball?Copy !req
648. Foosball. We call it table football,Copy !req
649. but in America and in other parts
of the world,Copy !req
650. it's the German "foosball".Copy !req
651. Brain Surgery 150.Copy !req
652. For £150.Copy !req
653. - Yes, Gill?
- What is the cerebellum?Copy !req
654. It is the cerebellum, located where
the spinal cord connectsCopy !req
655. to the brain itself.Copy !req
656. German Loanwords for 50.Copy !req
657. For £50.Copy !req
658. Yes, Gill?Copy !req
659. What is abseil?Copy !req
660. Abseil, from "abseilen", meaning to
descend a rock face with a rope.Copy !req
661. It's Not Brain Surgery for 300.Copy !req
662. All right, for £300.Copy !req
663. - Yes, Keshava?
- What is the amygdala?Copy !req
664. Well done. It is the amygdala,Copy !req
665. from the Greek word
for "almond", in fact.Copy !req
666. - "Gate" Gate for 50.
- "Gate" Gate for 50.Copy !req
667. - Yes, Keshava?
- Who is Sue Gray?Copy !req
668. Sue Gray it was.Copy !req
669. Go With The Flow for 50.Copy !req
670. For £50.Copy !req
671. - Yes, Ross?
- What is the River Dee?Copy !req
672. Ha! More Scotland for you.
Absolutely right.Copy !req
673. It's Not Brain Surgery (It Is),
for £50, please.Copy !req
674. It's Not Brain Surgery (It Is).Copy !req
675. - Yes, Gill?
- What is the hippocampus?Copy !req
676. The hippocampus.
It looks like a seahorse.Copy !req
677. It's Not Brain Surgery for 200.Copy !req
678. For £200.
KLAXONCopy !req
679. Answer there, the second
Daily Double.Copy !req
680. Gill. Finally, a Daily Double
goes to someone other than Keshava!Copy !req
681. He's probably relieved.Copy !req
682. Well, you've got 850.Copy !req
683. How much of it
would you like to risk?Copy !req
684. 800.Copy !req
685. 800! All but 50.Copy !req
686. Very good. Noble wager.Copy !req
687. So It's Not Brain Surgery (It Is),
what's your clue?Copy !req
688. The...Copy !req
689. What is the frontal lobe?Copy !req
690. It's not the frontal lobe.Copy !req
691. It's the occipital lobe, I'm afraid.Copy !req
692. It's associated with distance,
depth perception,Copy !req
693. object and face recognition.
I'm very sorry.Copy !req
694. It was a brave wager,
which you had every right to make.Copy !req
695. You've done well on this subject,
but you're down to 50.Copy !req
696. But you still have the call.Copy !req
697. It's Not Brain Surgery for 100.Copy !req
698. For 100, then.Copy !req
699. Yes, Keshava?Copy !req
700. What is a motor neurone?Copy !req
701. That's right.
The clue was in "drives", I guess.Copy !req
702. And that is the end of our
Double Jeopardy! round.Copy !req
703. Wow! Let's have a look
at the scores.Copy !req
704. Gill, you're on 50.Copy !req
705. For everybody today,
the Daily Double was devilish.Copy !req
706. In next position is Keshava,
our four-day champion, on 1,825.Copy !req
707. But out in the lead on 3025,
it's Ross Taylor.Copy !req
708. But that can changeCopy !req
709. because it's time now
to play Final Jeopardy!Copy !req
710. Firstly, let's see what category
we have for you.Copy !req
711. In a moment, I'm going to reveal
one final clue.Copy !req
712. But now it's time for you to decide
how much of your current scoreCopy !req
713. you are prepared to risk,
after seeing that category.Copy !req
714. So please place your wagers now.Copy !req
715. OK, everybody's made their wager.Copy !req
716. The category is Space Exploration.Copy !req
717. And here is the clue.Copy !req
718. You have 30 seconds.
Good luck.Copy !req
719. All right, your 30 seconds are up.Copy !req
720. You've given your responses.Copy !req
721. Let's find out what they were.Copy !req
722. We start with you, Gill, on £50.Copy !req
723. Let's see what response you gave to
this question.Copy !req
724. The first satellite successfully
launched by the United States.Copy !req
725. What is Telstar?Copy !req
726. That is not correct.Copy !req
727. I'm afraid you lose whatever
you placed as a wager.Copy !req
728. Let's see how much that was.Copy !req
729. All but one. Ha-ha!Copy !req
730. That leaves you with £1.Copy !req
731. But don't despair.Copy !req
732. Keshava, you're on 1,825,
in second place.Copy !req
733. Let's see what you gave
as your response to this clue.Copy !req
734. What is Mercury 1?Copy !req
735. That is not correct.Copy !req
736. How much did you gamble?Copy !req
737. 1,724,Copy !req
738. which leaves you with £101.Copy !req
739. Now, Ross, a lot depends
on how you respondedCopy !req
740. and how you gambled.Copy !req
741. You have £3,025 to begin with now.Copy !req
742. But what was your response?Copy !req
743. Also Telstar.Copy !req
744. As we know, that isn't
the correct response.Copy !req
745. But how much did you wager?Copy !req
746. £650.Copy !req
747. Enough to make you
our daily champion.Copy !req
748. With £2,375,Copy !req
749. you have deposed our king
and you are today's champion.Copy !req
750. Congratulations.Copy !req
751. Well, I should give
the correct response,Copy !req
752. of course, it's Explorer 1.Copy !req
753. I do think that was a very difficult
clue, personally,Copy !req
754. but they're always difficult
if you don't know them.Copy !req
755. I'm very sorry, Gill,
that you didn't make it,Copy !req
756. but you were a wonderful player.Copy !req
757. It was great fun having you here.Copy !req
758. And I have to say a very fond
and special farewellCopy !req
759. to our four-day champion.Copy !req
760. My goodness, you've been
a wonderful player of this game,Copy !req
761. Keshava, you really have.
- Thank you.Copy !req
762. On the first day, you won £8,000.Copy !req
763. On the second day, you won 2,700.Copy !req
764. On the third day, 3,950.Copy !req
765. On the fourth day, 4,851.Copy !req
766. You leave us with £19,501Copy !req
767. and all our good wishes and thanks.Copy !req
768. Good old Jeopardy!
The gift that keeps on giving.Copy !req
769. Ross will be back tomorrow
as our new champion,Copy !req
770. and I hope you'll be there too.Copy !req
771. Many thanks for watching.
Goodbye.Copy !req
772. Next time on Jeopardy!Copy !req
773. Champion Ross TaylorCopy !req
774. faces Craigavon's
Kate Ritchie,Copy !req
775. and from Walthamstow
in London,Copy !req
776. Dennis Wang.Copy !req