The Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 final aired on ABC on April 23, with W. Kamu Bell, Robin Thede and David Friedberg competing for the championship title. Did it all come down to Final Jeopardy?

Many Jeopardy! fans like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do. But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from April 23. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

Before we reveal the Final Jeopardy category and prompt, here's a quick recap of where the game stood entering Final Jeopardy. This was a very competitive game, with Bell and Thede only separated by $1,900 ($13,600 for Bell, $15,500 for Thede), while Friedberg, after suffering some tough breaks with Daily Doubles, ended Triple Jeopardy with $5,100, but could still be a factor. So it did indeed all come down to Final Jeopardy, which had the category "In Memoriam 2024."

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on April 23?

In the category of "In Memoriam 2024", here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “This comedy legend always credited his wife ginne for what is still called one of the greatest finales in TV history.”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on April 23?

And the answer is…

Who is Bob Newhart?

Friedberg was not able to come up with a guess, dropping him to $1,399. Thede was also incorrect, instead guessing Norman Lear (who to her credit did pass away just a few weeks shy of 2024), and with her wager was dropped down to $3,799. But Bell did know it was Bob Newhart, and after betting everything but a dollar he becomes the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 champion with $27,199, winning $1 million for this charity, Donors Choose. Friedberg and Thede, meanwhile, won $175,000 each for their charities, The Human Society and Women in Film.

All episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 are streaming on-demand on Hulu. Check out how the tournament played out with our look at the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 bracket.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 rolled along with its final semifinal game on April 16. Playing in this game for a spot in the Celebrity Jeopardy! finals were sports analyst Mina Kimes, actor Sean Gunn and entrepreneur and podcaster David Friedberg.

Many Jeopardy! fans like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do. But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from April 16. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

We'll get to the Final Jeopardy category and clue below, but first here's a quick recap at where the game stood entering Final Jeopardy. After Kimes took a early lead in the first two rounds, Gunn and Friedberg made it a game with an entertaining Triple Jeopardy. At the end of the proceedings, Gunn led at $22,000, Kimes was in second at $17,000 and Friedberg was lurking in third at $8,700. So it all came down to Final Jeopardy, where the category was "Film Festivals."

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on April 16?

In the category of "Film Festivals", here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “Called the premiere movie industry event for the Balkans, this festival began 30 years ago while the city was under siege.”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on April 16?

And the answer is…

What is the Sarajevo Film Festival?

With a last second change of his answer, David Friedberg was the only contestant to get it right and managed to pull of the late comeback and earn the final spot in the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 final. Kimes and Gunn, for their efforts, earned $50,000 to their charities, Selah Neighborhood Homeless Coalition and Women for Women International.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 premiere Wednesdays on ABC, then become available to stream on-demand on Hulu every Thursday. Check out how the tournament is playing out with our look at the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 bracket.

After a couple of weeks off following the end of the nine quarterfinal games, Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 is back with its first semifinal game on April 2. W. Kamau Bell, Jackie Tohn and Margaret Cho (who had one of the most impressive Celebrity Jeopardy! games I can recall in the quarterfinals) are the first players vying for a spot in the Celebrity Jeopardy! Finals.

As is habit for Jeopardy! fans, you probably like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do. But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from April 2. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

Before we get to Final Jeopardy, here’s a quick recap of the game. Bell built up a pretty good lead after two rounds, but the game tightened when Cho nailed a true Daily Double to get her in range. However, when she landed a second of the three Daily Doubles (Bell previously got and correctly answered the other to keep his lead) Cho’s aggressive strategy came back to bite her, as she lost it all when unable to come up with the answer. With Tohn unable to ever get on a roll, Bell could not be caught barring a major miscalculation in Final Jeopardy, which had "Phrase Origins" as its category.

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on April 2?

In the category of "Phrase Origins", here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “In 49 B.C., Julius Caesar sparked a civil war by leading his army across this river; even today its name implies a point of no return.”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on April 2?

And the answer is…

What is the Rubicon?

No one got it right. Cho opted to take a second crack at the answer that cost her the game, putting down “what is a gondola?” Tohn also took the chance to have some fun, saying hi to her dog, Glen, in her response. Bell guessed the Dead Sea, but knowing he couldn’t be caught only wagered a dollar to win the game with a final score of $25,699 and advance to the Celebrity Jeopardy! Finals. Cho finished in third with $0, while Tohn finished second with $1, but both earned $50,000 for their charities, Friendly House and Path.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 premiere Wednesdays on ABC, then become available to stream on-demand on Hulu every Thursday. Check out how the tournament is playing out with our look at the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 bracket.

TV fans have been enjoying watching famous people test their knowledge in Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 over the first few months of the year. But if you’re eagerly awaiting the semifinals of the primetime Jeopardy! tournament, you’ll have to wait a bit. Following the final game of the quarterfinals last week, there is no new episode of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 airing on Wednesday, March 19, on ABC.

In fact, Celebrity Jeopardy! is on a two-week hiatus as the next new episode, which will be the first of three semifinal games, is not airing until Wednesday, April 2. As for why that is, this looks like it may just be a network choice to extend the season, as other regular Wednesday night programming on ABC — including Abbott Elementary season 4 and Shifting Gears this week — are airing as usual.

However, Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 reruns are going to be airing on ABC on March 19 starting at 9 pm ET/PT. There will actually be two reruns airing, with the second taking the place of What Would You Do? at 10 pm ET/PT. You can watch these Celebrity Jeopardy! reruns (games featuring Rachel Brosnahan, Seth Green and Margaret Cho and Roy Wood Jr., Brian Jordan Alavarez and Phoebe Robinson) if you have access to your local ABC station. If you’ve cut the cord, you can stream these or other Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 episodes on-demand on Hulu.

Celebrity Jeopardy! has become an annual spring tradition on ABC, as well-known celebrities compete in the classic American game show to win money for charities. Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings once again oversees the proceedings.

This is just one of a few primetime Jeopardy! tournaments that have become hits on ABC. TV viewers have also enjoyed Jeopardy! Masters, which brings back some of the game’s best players and recent champions for a head-to-head tournament. There is every expectation that a third Jeopardy! Masters tournament will take place, but details have not been announced as of yet (perhaps they’re waiting for this latest season of Celebrity Jeopardy! to come to an end).

Again, in addition to no new episode of Celebrity Jeopardy! on March 19, there will also be no new episode next week, on March 26. The next new episode of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3, which will feature the first semifinal game, will take place on April 2, at 9 pm ET/PT on ABC.

Keep up with who advanced in this year's tournament with our Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 bracket.

The Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 game on March 12 was the final quarterfinal matchup, so there was a lot riding on the Final Jeopardy question tonight as stars from TV, movies, sports and elsewhere test their knowledge to raise money for charities.

As is habit for Jeopardy! fans, you probably like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do. But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from March 12. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

This week's celebrity contestants were Bookie star Omar J. Dorsey, NFL reporter and analyst Mina Kimes and comedian Fortune Feimster. Though Dorsey made some strides to close the gap, Kimes grabbed the lead early and never gave it up, building a lead to big overcome as they head into Final Jeopardy, where the category was "Historic Speeches."

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on March 12?

In the category of "Historic Speeches", here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “Other than the words in its title, this three-word imperative is the most oft-repeated phrase in MLK's 'I Have a Dream' speech.”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on March 12?

And the answer is…

What is "Let freedom ring."

None of the contestants could come up with the MLK phrase, but there were no changes in the standings, with Kimes advancing to the semifinals while Dorsey won $30,000 for DeKalb School of the Arts and Fortune Feimster won the same amount for MANNA Foodbank.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 premiere Wednesdays on ABC, then become available to stream on-demand on Hulu every Thursday. Check out how the tournament is playing out with our look at the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 bracket.

We're down to the last couple of quarterfinal games for Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3, with the March 5 episode being the eighth of nine quarterfinal games. Stars from TV, movies, sports and elsewhere are testing their knowledge to raise money for charities. As is habit for Jeopardy! fans, you probably like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do.

But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from March 5. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

This week's celebrity contestants were Guardians of the Galaxy star Sean Gunn, Emmy-nominated star of The Good Place D'Arcy Carden and Joy Ride actress Sherry Cola. After a competitive first round, Gunn took control of the game in Double Jeopardy and despite a bit of a run for Cola, Gunn ended Triple Jeopardy with $22,100 and couldn't be caught. So while the pressure was off him, we all still got to have some fun as the Final Jeopardy category for this episode was "Colors."

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on March 5?

In the category of "Co," here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “Once very expensive to obtain - its dye came from a small Mediterranean sea snail - this color rarely appears on national flags.'”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on March 5?

And the answer is…

What is purple?

As Jennings explained it, with the color being so hard to produce, purple became a color associated with royalty, but wasn't used on too many flags.

None of the contestants caught the answer correct and Gunn didn't do anything crazy with his wager, so he secured his spot into the semifinals. Meanwhile Carden and Cola earned $30,000 for their charities, Americares and Teach AAPI.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 premiere Wednesdays on ABC, then become available to stream on-demand on Hulu every Thursday. Check out how the tournament is playing out with our look at the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 bracket.

Things continue with Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 on February 12 with the sixth quarterfinal match. Stars from TV, movies, sports and elsewhere are testing their knowledge to raise money for charities. As is habit for Jeopardy! fans, you probably like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do.

But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from February 12. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

This episode featured Curb Your Enthusiasm star Susie Essman, Workaholics' Blake Anderson and A Black Lady Sketch Show creator Robin Thede. Thede had the lead for most of the game, but Anderson found the final Daily Double in Triple jeopardy that and went for just about all of it that would have taken the lead, but he couldn't come up with the right answer and dropped to just $100. That made Thede uncatchable as we entered Final Jeopardy, which had the topic 1980s Movie Theme.

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on February 12?

Again, with the category of "1980 Movie Theme," here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “This song was inspired by an ad in the film itself, which sounded like TV commercials for pest control services.'”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on February 12?

And the answer is…

What is Ghostbusters?

Who you gonna call? Apparently none of the contestants could remember the answer to that key question, as no one correctly guessed the iconic 80s comedy. Still, Thede only bet $200, safely ensuring that she would advance to the semifinals.

While Thede advances, Anderson and Essman won $30,000 for their charities, the Turtle Conservancy and City Harvest.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 premiere Wednesdays on ABC, then become available to stream on-demand on Hulu every Thursday. Check out how the tournament is playing out with our look at the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 bracket.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals continued on February 5 with, fittingly, game no. 5 of the ABC primetime tournament. Stars from TV, movies, sports and elsewhere are testing their knowledge to raise money for charities. As is habit for Jeopardy! fans, you probably like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do.

But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from February 5. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

The Celebrity Jeopardy! February 5 episode featured comedian Chris Distefano, My Dead Friend Zoe star Natalie Morales and actors Corbin Bleu competing on behalf of their charities. It looked like Distefano was going to build an insurmountable lead during Triple Jeopardy, but both Morales and Bleu went on runs to make it a game. Though entering Final Jeopardy Distefano was still in the lead with $14,100, followed by Morales at $12,000 and Bleu at $11,600. Their Final Jeopardy category, "Million-Dollar Ideas."

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on February 5?

Again, with the category of "Million-Dollar Ideas," here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “Art Fry co-invented this product as a bookmark for his choir hymnal; only did he realize it was 'a whole new way to communicate.'”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on February 5?

And the answer is…

What is Post It?

Bleu was not able to come up with an answer, and after wagering nearly his entire earnings he finished the game with $1. Morales, meanwhile, did come up with the right answer and actually did bet it all, raising her total to $24,000. Meaning it all came down to if Distefano could get it right and wagered enough. He did not though, answering Bluetooth; he finished with $8,910.

So Natalie Morales is the winner and advances to the semifinals. Distefano and Bleu both earned earned $30,000 for their charities, the 34.3 Foundation and Entertainment Community Fund - The Looking Ahead Program.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 premiere Wednesdays on ABC, then become available to stream on-demand on Hulu every Thursday.

Another round of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals was played on January 29, officially game no. 4 of the ABC primetime tournament. Stars from TV, movies, sports and elsewhere are testing their knowledge to raise money for charities. As is habit for Jeopardy! fans, you probably like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do.

But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from January 29. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

The Celebrity Jeopardy! episode on January 29 saw stand-up comedian Roy Wood Jr., English Teacher star Brian Jordan Alvarez and 2 Dope Queens creator Phoebe Robinson competing on behalf of their charities. In the final critical round, Wood and Alvarez traded Daily Doubles and the lead, but Alvarez ended up entering Final Jeopardy with a $2,000 lead ($15,200 to Wood's $13,200); Robinson was not out of the game, with $4,800 after three rounds. But it's all on the line with Final Jeopardy, which had the category "Games People Play."

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on January 29?

Again, with the category of "Games People Play," here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “Unable to lift the ball as a toddler, Jason Belmonte devised a 2-handed throw that made him an outcast, then a champ, in this sport.”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on January 29?

And the answer is…

What is bowling?

Starting off with Robinson, she incorrectly guessed basketball, and after risking it all dropped down to $0. Wood gave the right response though and wagered $9,000, putting him up to $22,200. That left if all down to whether gave the right response (and if he bet enough). Unfortunately he didn't, guessing shot put, though even if he had gotten the right answer, his conservative $0 bet would have meant the same result: Roy Wood Jr. is on the semifinal.

As for Alvarez and Robinson, they earned $30,000 for their charities, Communities in Schools and (Red), a division of The One Campaign.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 premiere Wednesdays on ABC, then become available to stream on-demand on Hulu every Thursday.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals continued on January 22, with game no. 3 of its primetime tournament on ABC. Stars from TV, movies, sports and elsewhere are testing their knowledge to raise money for charities. As is habit for Jeopardy! fans, you probably like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do.

But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from January 22. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

The January 22 episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! features The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star (and star of the upcoming Superman movie) Rachel Brosnahan, Family Guy voice actor Seth Green and comedian Margaret Cho as the contestants. Cho gained the lead early and held it the rest of the game, pulling away in Triple Jeopardy when she went nailed two true Daily Doubles (she also got the third in the round, but only risked $300) and put the game away with $47,100. With Brosnahan at $7,000 and Green at $2,800, this game was over heading into Final Jeopardy, which this week was Coming Attractions.

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on January 22?

Again, with the category of Coming Attractions, here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “Dubbed 'the voice of God,' Don LaFontaine was best known for this three-word phrase that set the stage for many a movie trailer.”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on January 22?

And the answer is…

What is "in a world?"

Seth Green got the answer right, finishing with $5,550, while Brosnahan couldn't remember the iconic phrase, leaving her with just $1 after a nearly all-in wager. They settled for second and third place however, as Cho could not be caught. But for good measure Cho got the answer right and added $7,000 to her score for a total of $54,100.

So Cho moves on to the semifinals. Peterman and Tyson, meanwhile, won $30,000 for their charities, Los Angeles Food Bank and Covenant House New York.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 premiere Wednesdays on ABC, then become available to stream on-demand on Hulu every Thursday.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 rolls along with its second game in the quarterfinals of its primetime tournament on ABC on January 15. Stars from TV, movies, sports and elsewhere are going to test their knowledge to raise money for charities. As is habit for Jeopardy! fans, you probably like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do.

But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from January 15. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

This week the stars competing on Celebrity Jeopardy! are Happy's Place star Melissa Peterman, astrophysicists Neil deGrasse Tyson and Nobody Wants This actress Jackie Tohn. Heading into Final Jeopardy, Peterman ($12,900) and Tyson ($12,100) were almost neck-and-neck, but Tohn was lurking with $7,900. And the category that they would make their wagers on? The Muppets.

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on January 15?

Again, with the category of The Muppets, here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “Three crates are shipped abroad in 1981's The Great Muppet Caper: 'Frog' holds Kermit, 'Bear' holds Fozzie & 'Whatever' holds this muppet.”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on January 15?

And the answer is…

Who is Gonzo?

Tohn "went with her boy Gonzo," which was the right answer, adding $4,500 dollars to her score and bringing her to a total of $12,400. That moved her ahead of Tyson, answered Snuffleupagus (of Sesame Street) and dropped down to $8,399 for his final total. So it all came down to Peterman's knowledge of The Muppets. Unfortunately, she guessed Animal and made a big wager of $10,001, dropping her to $2,899 and third place.

That means that Tohn stage a late comeback from third place to first to advance to the semifinals. Peterman and Tyson, meanwhile, won $30,000 for their charities, Diana Disalvatore Nursing Scholarship at St. Catherine University and Strive.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 premiere Wednesdays on ABC, then become available to stream on-demand on Hulu every Thursday.

It’s time once again for celebrities to show off their knowledge with Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3. The special primetime edition of the classic game show features 27 new celebrities competing for charity, as well as bragging rights for how much trivia knowledge they know.

Ken Jennings hosts episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 every Wednesday at 8 pm ET/PT on ABC, with episodes then becoming available to stream on Hulu the day after they air. However, if you miss a week or just want to see the big picture of who’s advancing in the tournament, we’re keeping track of the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 bracket.

The tournament consists of nine quarterfinal matches, from which nine celebrity contestants will move on to compete in the three semifinals, all to determine the final three that will square off in the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 finals. Stay up to date with the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 winners directly below.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals 1

• Max Greenfield
• Camilla Luddington
• W. Kamau Bell (winner)

Can you correctly get the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from the first quarterfinals?

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals 2

• Melissa Peterman
• Neil deGrasse Tyson
• Jackie Tohn (winner)

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals 3

• Rachel Brosnahan
• Margaret Cho (winner)
• Seth Green

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals 4

• Roy Wood Jr. (winner)
• Brian Jordan Alvarez
• Phoebe Robinson

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals 5

• Chris Distefano
• Natalie Morales (winner)
• Corbin Bleu

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals 6

• Susie Essman
• Blake Anderson
• Robin Thede (winner)

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals 7

• Ana Navarro
• Dave Friedberg (winner)
• Yvette Nicole Brown

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals 8

• Sean Gunn (winner)
• D’Arcy Carden
• Sherry Cola

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 quarterfinals 9

• Omar J. Dorsey
• Mina Kimes (winner)
• Fortune Feimster

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 semifinals

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 semifinals 1

• W. Kamau Bell (winner)
• Jackie Tohn
• Margaret Cho

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 semifinals 2

• Roy Wood Jr.
• Natalie Morales
• Robin Thede (winner)

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 semifinals 3

• David Friedberg (winner)
• Sean Gunn
• Mina Kimes

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 finals

• W. Kamau Bell
• Robin Thede
• David Friedberg

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 is here, with the first episode of the primetime Jeopardy! tournament premiering on Wednesday, January 8 on ABC. Over the course of the first couple months of 2025, stars from TV, movies, sports and elsewhere are going to test their knowledge to raise money for charities. As is habit for Jeopardy! fans, you probably like to play along at home, attempting to answer the prompts in the form of a question before the contestants do.

But if you were unable to watch this episode live, we want to give you the chance to still play along by sharing with you the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy prompt from January 8. FYI, if you want to watch the whole episode to try and answer all the questions, the latest episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 land on Hulu on Thursdays.

In the first episode of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 the contestants were W. Kamau Bell, Max Greenfield and Camilla Luddington. At the end of Triple Jeopardy (remember, Celebrity Jeopardy! has three rounds to fill out the hour-long program), Bell was in the lead with $13,205, followed by Greenfield with $7,700 and then Luddington with $1,400. Despite a big lead, Greenfield could still catch Bell in Final Jeopardy, where the category was Hawai’i.

You can find the Final Jeopardy prompt below. See if you can answer it yourself and find out how the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants did.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy clue on January 8?

Again, with the category of Hawai’i, here was the Final Jeopardy clue: “Introduced in 1881 to grow ornamental trees, these seeds became one of Hawai’i’s most valuable crops.”

Take 30 seconds to see if you can come up with the correct response. You can play the classic Final Jeopardy tune (courtesy of the legend John Williams) to help you’re thinking process.

What was the Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy answer on January 8?

And the answer is…

What are Macadamia nuts?

Unfortunately, all three contestants were not able to come up with the correct response. Luddington guessed palm trees, Greenfield wrote down coconuts and Bell thought it was pineapples. What did that do to the final scores?

Luddington wagered just $200, giving her a final total of $1,200. Greenfield, meanwhile, wagered all of his winnings, so he dropped from $7,700 to $0 with his incorrect response. That meant it all came down to Bell and how much he wagered, but he played it smart, wagering $2,916, which would have been just enough to cover him if he and Greenfield both got the answer right, but in this case gave him plenty of space to secure the win.

So, Bell is the first contestant to advance to the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 semifinals, while Luddington and Greenfield are eliminated but earn $30,000 for their charities, I Stand With the Pack and Wags and Walks.

Celebrities, they’re just like us, eager to prove their knowledge on Jeopardy! Well, a new bunch of well-known celebs are going to get the chance to do just that (while winning some money for charities) with Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3.

This has been one of the expansions that Jeopardy! has pursued in recent years, becoming an annual primetime special (separate from the daily Jeopardy! episodes that will air as normal during this tournament). It joins other Jeopardy! specials like Jeopardy! Masters and Pop Culture Jeopardy!.

When do Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 episodes air and who is going to be among the field of contestants. Read on for everything you need to know.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 next episode

The Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 finale airs on Wednesday, April 23, at 9:01 pm ET/PT on ABC featuring W. Kamu Bell, Robin Thede and David Friedberg.

In order to watch Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 live, you must have access to your local ABC station, whether that’s through a traditional pay-TV provider, a TV antenna or a live TV streaming service (i.e. Fubo, Hulu with Live TV, YouTube TV). You can also stream the show on-demand the Thursday after new episodes on Hulu (which also has the first two seasons of Celebrity Jeopardy!)

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 contestants

Who will be showcasing their knowledge on Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3? Here is the complete filed

• Brian Jordan Alvarez (English Teacher)
• Blake Anderson (Workaholics)
• W. Kamu Bell (comedian)
• Corbin Blue (High School Musical)
• Rachel Brosnahan (Superman)
• Yvette Nicole Brown (Community)
• D’Arcy Carden (The Good Place)
• Margaret Cho (comedian)
• Sherry Cola (Joy Ride)
• Neil deGrasse Tyson (scientist)
• Chris Distefano (comedian)
• Omar J. Dorsey (Bookie)
• Susie Esman (Curb Your Enthusiasm)
• Fortune Feimster (comedian)
• David Friedberg (businessman and podcaster)
• Seth Green (Family Guy)
• Max Greenfield (New Girl)
• Sean Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy)
• Mina Kimes (sports reporter)
• Camilla Luddington (Grey’s Anatomy)
• Natalie Morales (My Dead Friend Zoe)
• Ana Navarro (The View)
• Melissa Peterman (Happy’s Place)
• Phoebe Robinson (Everything’s Trash)
• Robin Thede (A Black Lady Sketch Show)
• Jackie Tohn (Nobody Wants This)
• Roy Wood Jr. (The Daily Show)

Keep up with who is advancing in the tournament with our Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 bracket.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 host

Ken Jennings has become the main man behind the lectern for Jeopardy!, and that will be the case again for Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3. This week's contestants are Rachel Brosnahan, Seth Green and Margaret Cho.

Widely considered the greatest Jeopardy! player of all time, Jennings officially took over the reins as Jeopardy! host in 2022, first part-time with Mayim Bialik from the late Alex Trebek. But as of 2023 he has taken over as the solo host for both the daily Jeopardy! games and primetime specials like Celebrity Jeopardy!

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 3 format

At this time, we’re not aware of any notable changes to the format for Celebrity Jeopardy!, so we expect that it’ll look much like last season.

As a refresher, three players will compete, buzzing in to answer clues in the form of the question, trying to rack up the most money/points, with whoever has that at the end of the game being the winner. However, there were some tweaks to the format for Celebrity Jeopardy!

Instead of the traditional two rounds of Jeopardy and Double Jeopardy, Celebrity Jeopardy! had three rounds. The values are also different than traditional Jeopardy! rounds: in round 1 questions are worth 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 points; in round 2 those are doubled to 200, 400, 600, 800 and 1000; and in round 3 it rises to 300, 600, 900, 1200 and 1500.

When it comes to Daily Double questions, the first two rounds have the normal number of Daily Doubles associated with them (round 1 has one, round 2 has two), but there are then three daily doubles in round 3.

Final Jeopardy is the same as the normal game, with all contestants answering a question, wagering some amount of what they have earned over the previous two rounds.

The hour-long Celebrity Jeopardy! episodes consist of one game.

If there are any changes to the format, we’ll update the post as we become aware of them.

Celebrity Jeopardy! winners

Here are the previous winners of Celebrity Jeopardy! that this new group of contestants will be hoping to join:

• Celebrity Jeopardy! season 1: Ike Barinholtz
• Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2: Lis Ann Walter

Celebrities answering trivia questions for charity is back in prime time, as Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 rolled along on Tuesday, January 2. While they are being tested on a number of topics across three rounds of gameplay, things often boil down to the Final Jeopardy question.

Of course, many fans of Jeopardy! also like to play along while they are at home, trying to answer in the form of a question as quick as possible. But if you happened to miss the chance to play along with the latest episode of Celebrity Jeopardy!, we're here to help.

We won't go through all the questions, but what we will do is give you the Final Jeopardy question that the players had to answer to see if you could nail it. Also be sure to check out our Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 bracket to keep track with who has advanced in the tournament.

So put on your thinking caps, here is the Final Jeopardy clue and answer from the January 2 episode of Celebrity Jeopardy!

Celebrity Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy January 2 clue 

The Final Jeopardy category for the first semifinal was Award-Winning Actresses. Here's the clue that the contestants were given:

Her 2019 Oscar win and 2021 Emmy win were both for portraying a British queen.

In this first semifinal, it was a tight matchup between Mira Sorvino, who had $16,100, and Lisa Ann Walter, who led with $17,000. But, with Both Sorvino and Walter needing to make decent wagers to try and win, Utkarsh Ambudkar was not out of the game just yet.

Before we reveal the answer, see if you can get the correct answer.

And the answer is...

Who is Olivia Colman?

Colman won her Oscar for 2019's The Favourite as Queen Anne and then the Emmy for The Crown, where she played Queen Elizabeth.

Ambudkar gave himself a chance to win with correctly answering Colman and wagering it all to get him just $200 off of Walter's $17,000 score. Things got more promising for him when Mira Sorvino incorrectly guessed Helen Mirren (though she did win an Oscar for playing Queen Elizabeth in The Queen) and dropped to $0 after betting it all. But it was all moot, as Walter correctly answered Colman, ensuring her a spot in the final.

New episodes of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 air Tuesdays on ABC at 8 pm ET/PT. Then are they available to stream on Hulu.

The games have begun on Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2, the primetime special tournament that sees well-known actors, athletes and other famous personalities test their trivia knowledge by competing on the popular game show. 

In all, 27 celebrities are participating in the tournament, but only one can be the winner. To help you keep track of who is advancing and who will be playing who, we have devised our own makeshift Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 bracket.

Before we get into that, here are some specific things to note about Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2. There are going to be nine quarterfinal games in this season of Celebrity Jeopardy! The winners of the first three games will move on to play each other in a semifinal, then the winners from games four through six match up semifinal two, while the last semifinal features the winners of games six through nine. The three winners of those semifinals will then meet in the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 finals, where one of the contestants will win $1 million for their charity of choice.

We don't know all the matchups at this time, so if you want to know everyone who is competing in Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2, be sure to check out our guide (link above).

Here's a look at the Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 bracket.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals 1 

• Mark Duplass
• Emily Hampshire
• Utkarsh Ambudkar (winner)

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals 2

• Brian Baumgartner
• Lisa Ann Walter (winner)
• Timothy Simons

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals 3

• Christopher Meloni
• Sherri Shepherd
• Katie Nolan (winner)

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals 4

• Steven Weber (winner)
• Shane Battier
• Melissa Fumero

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals 5

• Mira Sorvino (winner)
• Adam Rodriguez
• Peter Schrager

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals 6

• Dule Hill (winner)
• Sheryl Underwood
• Peter Facinelli

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals 7

• Macaulay Culkin
• Rachel Dratch (winner)
• Becky Lynch

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals 8

• Cynthia Nixon
• Cedric the Entertainer
• Heather McMahan (winner)

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 quarterfinals 9

• Kyra Sedgewick
• Mo Rocca (winner)
• Amanda Seales

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 semifinals

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 semifinals 1

• Utkarsh Ambudkar
• Lisa Ann Walter
• Katie Nolan

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 semifinals 2

• Steven Weber
• Mira Sorvino
• Dule Hill

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 semifinals 3

• Rachel Dratch
• Heather McMahan
• Mo Rocca

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 finals

• TBA
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This show was a hit with fans and is now back on ABC. What is Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2? That's right! 

After Celebrity Jeopardy! season 1 had a good run in primetime in the early days of 2023, the format that sees big-name stars play the classic game show to win money for charities is back.

Jeopardy! has been expanding its offerings to fans of the long-time daily game show. In addition to Celebrity Jeopardy! (which was previously a special event and also a famous Saturday Night Live skit), Jeopardy! Masters was a blast for fans, as some of the best players in recent years went head-to-head over a multiple-week tournament, including James Holzhauer, Amy Schneider, Mattea Roach and more (Jeopardy! Masters 2024 has already been announced as happening).

So, which celebrities are going to test their knowledge on Jeopardy? Here's everything that we currently know about the new season of the game show.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 winner

Abbott Elementary star Lisa Ann Walter was the winner of Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2, winning $1 million for her chosen charity.

Journalist and podcast host Mo Rocca came in second place, with sports personality Katie Nolan coming in third.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 contestants 

Twenty-seven Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants competed in the quarterfinals, but only nine advanced to the semifinals. Below are the full list of celebrities that have participated in Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2, with the semifinalists ID'd with an asterisk (*).

• Utkarsh Ambudkar (Ghosts)*
• Shane Battier (former NBA player)
• Brian Baumgartner (The Office)
• Cedric the Entertainer (The Neighborhood)
• Macaulay Culkin (Home Alone)
• Rachel Dratch (Saturday Night Live)*
• Mark Duplass (The Morning Show)
• Peter Facinelli (Twilight franchise)
• Melissa Fumero (Brooklyn Nine-Nine)
• Emily Hampshire (Schitt's Creek)
• Dule Hill (The West Wing)*
• Becky Lynch (WWE wrestler)
• Heather McMahan (comedian)*
• Christopher Meloni (Law & Order: Organized Crime)
• Cynthia Nixon (The Gilded Age)
• Katie Nolan (TV sports personality)*
• Mo Rocca (comedian)*
• Adam Rodriguez (Criminal Minds)
• Peter Schrager (NFL broadcaster)
• Amanda Seales (Insecure)
• Kyra Sedgwick (The Closer)
• Sherri Shepherd (Sherri)
• Mira Sorvino (Sound of Freedom)*
• Timothy Simons (Don't Worry Darling)
• Sheryl Underwood (comedian)
• Lisa Ann Walter (Abbott Elementary)*
• Steven Weber (Chicago Med)*

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 host

Ken Jennings was the host for Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2.

This was a change from season 1 of the primetime special, when Mayim Bialik hosted. However, Bialik was replaced by Jennings for season 2 when she stepped away from hosting Jeopardy! in solidarity with the writers and actors strikes in 2023. 

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 format

The basic game format was the same as your normal version of Jeopardy! Three players will compete, buzzing in to answer clues in the form of the question, trying to rack up the most money/points, with whoever has that at the end of the game being the winner. However, there were some tweaks to the format for Celebrity Jeopardy!

Instead of the traditional two rounds of Jeopardy and Double Jeopardy, Celebrity Jeopardy! had three rounds. The values are also different than traditional Jeopardy! rounds: in round 1 questions are worth 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 points; in round 2 those are doubled to 200, 400, 600, 800 and 1000; and in round 3 it rises to 300, 600, 900, 1200 and 1500.

When it comes to Daily Double questions, the first two rounds have the normal number of Daily Doubles associated with them (round 1 has one, round 2 has two), but there are then three daily doubles in round 3.

Final Jeopardy is the same as the normal game, with all contestants answering a question, wagering some amount of what they have earned over the previous two rounds.

The hour-long Celebrity Jeopardy! episodes consist of one game.

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 game results

Check out our Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 bracket for a detailed look at how the field looks for the tournament, but here's a quick summary of who has advanced so far.

Quarterfinals 1

• Mark Duplass
• Emily Hampshire
• Utkarsh Ambudkar (winner)

Quarterfinals 2

• Brian Baumgartner
• Lisa Ann Walter (winner)
• Timothy Simons

Quarterfinals 3

• Christopher Meloni
• Sherri Shepherd
• Katie Nolan (winner)

Quarterfinals 4

• Steven Weber (winner)
• Shane Battier
• Melissa Fumero

Quarterfinals 5

• Mira Sorvino (winner)
• Adam Rodriguez
• Peter Schrager

Quarterfinals 6

• Dule Hill (winner)
• Sheryl Underwood
• Peter Facinelli

Quarterfinals 7

• Macaulay Culkin
• Rachel Dratch (winner)
• Becky Lynch

Quarterfinals 8

• Cynthia Nixon
• Cedric the Entertainer
• Heather McMahan (winner)

Quarterfinals 9

• Kyra Sedgwick
• Mo Rocca (winner)
• Amanda Seales

Semifinals 1

• Utkarsh Ambudkar
• Mira Sorvino
• Lisa Ann Walter (winner)

Semifinals 2

• Steven Weber
• Katie Nolan (winner)
• Dule Hill

Semifinals 3

• Rachel Dratch
• Mo Rocca (winner)
• Heather McMahan

Finals

• Lisa Ann Walter (winner)
• Katie Nolan
• Mo Rocca

Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2 trailer

Check out the first promo for Celebrity Jeopardy! season 2, which offers us a look at just some of the celebrities that are going to be competing in the quiz tournament for charity.

How to watch Celebrity Jeopardy!

Celebrity Jeopardy! aired live on ABC but you watch the entire season of Celebrity Jeopardy! on Hulu right now. You can also catch up with Celebrity Jeopardy! season 1 right now on the streamer. 

Jeopardy! fans can get even more of the game that they love and see how smart well known celebrities are all in one package with Celebrity Jeopardy! 

Celebrity Jeopardy! may sound familiar to many. The first thing people may think of is the Saturday Night Live sketch that saw Will Ferrell play a beleaguered Alex Trebek against incredibly dumb parody versions of famous celebrities, most notably Sean Connery (Darrell Hammond). However, there have been many actual Celebrity Jeopardy! tournaments over the years, but those were usually at most once a year. This new version of Celebrity Jeopardy! is a weekly primetime event.

Here is everything that we know about Celebrity Jeopardy!

Celebrity Jeopardy! finals

The finals saw Ike Barinholtz, Wil Wheaton and Patton Oswalt compete for the $1 million grand prize for their choice of charity. Here are the charities that each contestant is playing for, as well as how they did in the rounds leading up to the finals.

Ike Barinholtz
Charity: Pacific Clinics
Quarterfinals score: $46,001
Semifinals score: $22,601

Wil Wheaton
Charity: National Women's Law Center
Quarterfinals score: $28,201
Semifinals score: $42,200

Patton Oswalt
Charity: Alice's Kids
Quarterfinals score: $54,400
Semifinals score: $24,600

In the end, it was Ike Barinholtz who won the tournament.

Who is the Celebrity Jeopardy! host?

Mayim Bialik hosts Celebrity Jeopardy!

Bialik serves as one of the permanent Jeopardy! hosts alongside Ken Jennings, but she also handles many of the primetime hosting duties for Jeopardy!, including the Jeopardy! National College Championship in spring 2022.

In addition to hosting Jeopardy!, Bialik is best known for her roles in The Big Bang Theory and on her currently running TV sitcom, Call Me Kat.

Who are the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants?

Here is the full list of Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants that competed in this special version of the game show:

But in case you didn't catch all of those names, here are the announced Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants, as well as additional celebrities that have been announced as participants:

• Ike Barinholtz (The Afterparty)
• Troian Bellisario (Pretty Little Liars)
• Michael Cera (Arrested Development)
• John Michael Higgins (Pitch Perfect)
• Eddie Huang (Fresh Off the Boat)
• Joel Kim Booster (Fire Island)
• Simu Liu (Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings)
• Hasan Minhaj (Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj)
• BJ Novak (The Office)
• Ego Nwodim (Saturday Night Live)
• Patton Oswalt (The Sandman)
• Candace Parker (WNBA star)
• Melissa Rauch (The Big Bang Theory)
• Andy Richter (Conan)
• Matt Rogers (I Love That For You)
• Ray Romano (Everybody Loves Raymond)
• Jalen Rose (ESPN analyst and former NBA star) 
• Iliza Shlesinger (comedian)
• Aisha Tyler (Whose Line Is It Anyway?)
• Reggie Watts (Tuca & Bertie)
• Wil Wheaton (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
• Constance Wu (Crazy Rich Asians)
• Brianne Howey (Ginny & Georgia)
• Zoe Chao (The Afterparty)
• Torrey DeVito (Chicago Med)
• Brendan Hunt (Ted Lasso)
• Cari Champion (Pickled)

What is the Celebrity Jeopardy! format?

It’s Jeopardy! but with famous people. The game format is not going to change, as three contestants still compete against each other by answering trivia questions in the form of a question hoping to rack up the most money. However, rather than for themselves, the contestants are competing for a charity of their choice.

Each episode is going to feature a single trio of players. Since Celebrity Jeopardy! runs for an hour that means the contestants will play two official games of Jeopardy!, with the highest combined score winning.

How to watch Celebrity Jeopardy!

Celebrity Jeopardy! airs on ABC, meaning that just about anyone with a traditional cable subscription of a TV antenna can watch it live on their TV. Those who have made the switch to a live TV streaming service, like FuboTV, Hulu With Live TV or YouTube TV, can also watch Celebrity Jeopardy! live.

To watch on-demand, the latest episodes are slated to be available to stream on Hulu or, if you're a subscriber to another service with access to ABC, you can watch on ABC.com.