The American Theater | Final Jeopardy! | JEOPARDY! MASTERS
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- This Final #Jeopardy! is all about the drama.
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Yogesh and Victoria are amazing. Doing to Matt, Mattea, Amy, and James what they usually did to other contestants. They belong.
Fun fact: Yogesh is the second champion to defeat James Holzhauer twice! The first was Ken Jennings in the Greatest of All Time Tournament.
Maybe not such a fun fact for James...
Congratulations Yogesh 🎉
Final Jeopardy category in game 3 of Jeopardy Masters: 20th Century Leaders
Final Jeopardy category in game 4 of Jeopardy Masters: 20th Century Writers
Final Jeopardy category earlier tonight in regular season: 20th Century Books
Final Jeopardy category in game 7 of Jeopardy Masters: The 20th Century
Final Jeopardy category in game 8 of Jeopardy Masters: The American Theater
Me: Oh, it's actually not the 20th century!
Final Jeopardy question: *20th century U.S. theater*
Me: Oh...
Fun fact (or not so fun fact): This is the first game since the game 3 of the Greatest of All Time Tournament when James was in third place before Final Jeopardy! This only adds to the anticipation for the Finals.
What about the 2nd game in Night 3 of the Greatest of All Time?
@@theweysermanisback5205 I was actually scrolling through the scores of that tournament in the Jeopardy archive because I soon became unsure of myself. 😅Thanks for the correction. 👍
You’re welcome.
If this game was any indication of what the finals will be like, then holy crap will they perhaps be the most exciting finals in Jeopardy history!
Well said. These three were my predictions for the finalists before the tournament began airing. Fun & enlightening, regardless!
Game 7: Mattea scored 18,000 points before Final Jeopardy. Amy bet 9,601, taking her score to 36,001 and won.
Game 8: James scored 18,000 points before Final Jeopardy. Yogesh bet 17,601, taking his score to 36,001 and won.
I did not expect Yogesh to win like that, and it’s not like Victoria miscalculated and meant to wager 13,200 points. Even if Victoria did wager that, she still would have lost.
Watching Victoria lose due to a miscalculation in FJ was a bummer to see because Victoria is our hero and the hero we need
I don’t think it was a miscalculation. I want my hero to win and do better.
Victoria already clinched the semis so my guess is that she was trying out a different wagering strategy.
Yes, she did. I’m happy with that. I want Mattea to do better.
Loved seeing the competition here yet it’s so unfortunate to see James lose his mojo despite showing good sportsmanship in the Masters
I actually kinda feel the opposite. This game showed James is still very much in this thing and that all 3 of him, Yogesh and Victoria are WAY better than the other 3! They frankly don't even compare.
@@NickTheEnlightened. That’s true. It’s appears that the only way that Matt, Mattea, or Amy can win a game is if they aren’t playing any of the other three.
Go, Amy!!
What’s the name of the PLAY, please??!!
In the time it took you to type that question, you could've found the answer.
@@Mr21scott I DID look and couldn’t find a definitive answer! Thanks for the snarky reply.
I had to do some digging, but I believe that the play is "Sweet Bird of Youth".
@@judith_thordarson if it is that play, I’ll be quite thankful, believe me! I looked everywhere. I thought A Streetcar Named Desire or Cat On a Hot Tin Roof but the years didn’t add up. It would have been nice if Jeopardy supplied the play name!
@@ds7675 I'm almost certain of this.
It was produced in 1959, but it was still running in 1960, so it qualifies as being a "new play". I can find no other collaborations of these two after this.
wow Yogesh
I am a fan of Yogesh and Groce. If Groce would have wagered better she would be in the lead by points.
I am team Groce! She is impressive.
Name of play that they clash over?
In the time it took you to type that question, you could've found the answer.
@@Mr21scott Ah, you trolled someone else. 🙄
I wonder what Victoria’s strategy was on her FJ wager?
Perhaps to lock out both James and Yogesh in the event of a triple stumper? Considering she clinched the semis already that's my best guess.
@@NickTheEnlightened Makes sense. Thank you. Ever since James’ initial run, and especially in tournaments where only points are wagered, have gotten so used to huge wagers.
@@ErnwaldoMakes sense, it doesn't help either that this is like the umpteenth tournament in a row we've seen and so at this point the all-in DD wagers are almost kinda expected.
But yeah, considering Victoria is already guaranteed a slot in the semis my guess is that she wanted to try out a different wagering strategy since she can afford to do so and also just to prepare in case she feels it's necessary in the future.
@@NickTheEnlightened if she put the standard cover bet and got it wrong James would had finished 2nd place
I got this Final Jeopardy! clue right.
Why does Jeopardy seem to always have the same contestants for like 9 months now? I feel like it was last summer I saw a regular game of Jeopardy.
This tournament is on in prime time. Regular games are still being aired.
Spoiler below:
Victoria has finally been detroned by Yogesh! Despite getting third, James played insanely well. More importantly, this was easily the best game of the season so far. If this is a sneak preview of what the finals are gonna be like, the next couple of weeks can't come any sooner.
These three were my predictions for finalists before the tournament began airing. Very well-played, exciting match-up & game.
Is James trolling what's happening 😢
I think Victoria and Yogesh really are just that good... They're both elite trivia players and have seemingly mastered the buzzer, and that fact combined with James having a year of buzzer rust is causing him to struggle a bit.
Regardless it's not over yet, remember that points reset in the semis and that there's always a ton of variance in Jeopardy games. I sadly don't think James is the favorite like I initially expected, but he still absolutely has a damn good shot of winning.
@anidiotmakesthingsHe's clearly mastered the timing of the buzzer and is good at ringing in. That was my point. I agree his buzzing STYLE is annoying, but that wasn't what I was arguing here.
@anidiotmakesthingsRegardless of what you want to call it though, he's clearly become very fast at clicking on and is able to do so before the other contestants often, and that fact combined with his massive knowledge base is why he's doing so well in this Masters.
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I am tired of seeing the same players over and over. Let's get back to traditional Jeopardy
I agree, which is why I haven't even watched any of this master's tournament. I get sick of seeing the same people over and over. What really gets me is that Amy lost JIT but because she's the "teacher's pet", she got invited to master's anyway. Where's the fairness in that? I'd be pissed if I'd be those other players who lost JIT. Actually, I haven't even been warching the regular Jeopardy game because I've become tired of the whole thing. They're going downhill and I don't know why they couldn't have stuck with the regular format.
Agreed! I'm so sick of these tournaments. I don't know whose brainchild that was, but I'm really not interested in the show anymore. I have plenty of books I can read.
Oh, I'll admit that I don't know many, which yeah, I don't eat, breathe, and crap out trivia. Lol. According to my husband, they have no lives. I did well in school but as you get older, I think you lose some of that. I know I did. My cousin, who is a trivia person, was on Jeopardy about 20 years ago, whereas I wouldn't even think of going on there and making a fool of myself. Well, I doubt if I'd even pass the test, and I don't really care. If those people can do it, well then I guess good for them.
I hear ya. @anidiotmakesthings
@anidiotmakesthings Gee I wonder why you say that...
I rather not see AMY any more. I am so tired of them coming an coming back. Surely there is more smart people out there. NO MORE AMY