‘Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars’: Who Won?
Who will be the best of the best all-star? Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars is coming to a close. After Thursday night’s semifinal game, the final contestants are set.
The three contestants who won their semifinal games and advanced to the final game are Mina Kimes, Steven Weber, and Season 1 winner, Ike Barinholtz.
Kimes took home the win. Weber and Barinholtz took home $200,000 for their charities.
The star-studded celebrity lineup this season included the past three winners, as well as fan-favorites from all seasons of the game show. About why they did an All-Star cast so soon, host Ken Jennings told CinemaBlend, “Candidly, it’s very hard to cast Celebrity Jeopardy! All Stars. It’s not Celebrity Wheel [of Fortune]. We can’t just invite everybody who thinks it would be fun.”
The third season of the ABC show ended with stand-up comic and television host W. Kamau Bell taking home $1,000,000 for the non-profit organization DonorsChoose.
When and where can you watch Celebrity Jeopardy!?
The game show can be streamed on Hulu.
Who was in the Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Star cast?
Barinholtz, Abbott Elementary star and Season 2 winner, Lisa Ann Walter, as well as Bell, made their All-Stars debuts in the semifinals after being seeded into those games.
The other contestants included Margaret Cho, Macaulay Culkin, Rachel Dratch, Mark Duplass, Sean Gunn, Kimes, Cynthia Nixon, Katie Nolan, Patton Oswalt, Andy Richter, Mo Rocca, Ray Romano, Tim Simons, Mira Sorvino, Robin Thede, Jackie Tohn, Weber, and Roy Wood Jr.
What do the Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants win?
The Celebrity Jeopardy! contestants play for $1 million for their chosen charities. They also take home the Celebrity Jeopardy! trophy, and bragging rights for being the best All-Star.
Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars, streaming, Hulu
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with broadcast TV, cable, streaming, and movies and music, there are a lot more people in show business than ever. No, you're not going to have heard of all of them. But since they want to attract an audience, they put on people they know a lot of people HAVE heard of (and who are willing to come on the show).
You're right about cluelessness. I'm not sure some of them have ever watched these shows or understand the game play. The last Celebrity Wheel of Fortune had one who "didn't know (the puzzle) could be a name."
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A trifecta of AAPI tournament-wins so far this season is 1 of many ways to celebrate AAPI month (this month). Love it
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Perhaps the biggest problem with this show is that most of the "celebrities" on "Celebrity Jeopardy!" are not really celebrities. I almost always have to grab my phone and google the contestants when Johnny Gilbert introduces them. Granted, in the first season, some of the celebs may have been a little better known but they were clueless to how the game was supposed to be played. At least now, they seem to be finding "celebrities" that claim to be fans of the show.
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Why so many of the same people this season? Shake it up and get some new blood in there. I love it, but seeing so many repeated celebrities not so much.
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