Emma Stone Does Not Want To Play “Celebrity Jeopardy!”

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Emma Stone wants to use her smarts to earn a spot on regular “Jeopardy!,” not the allegedly dumbed-down celebrity version. Catch Emma’s Oscar-nominated film, “Poor Things,” in theaters now and watch her in the new Showtime series, “The Curse,” streaming now on Paramount+. #film #entertainment #EmmaStone #actress
Hey everybody, we're back here with the star of Poor Things, Oscar nominee Emma Stone.
I understand that you're a huge fan of Jeopardy.
Oh yes.
And that you have applied to be on Jeopardy.
Yes, on the online quiz.
Okay.
You can take the online quiz once a year.
And that puts you in the line or something like that?
I mean, it doesn't tell you how you did,
so you just have to wait and see if you get an email within 12 months.
Why don't you do Celebrity Jeopardy?
I don't want to do Celebrity Jeopardy.
I have bad news.
What?
You're a celebrity.
Any Jeopardy you're in will be Celebrity Jeopardy.
No, that's not true.
If you know that you applied, you took the quiz, you got on the show through,
you know, actually having the brains to be on the show.
Not that Celebrity Jeopardy people don't have the brains,
because I've seen some really impressive candidates.
However, I just want to know that I passed the test.
This might be because I didn't really graduate from high school,
and I didn't go to college.
And I like knowing I passed the test.
So this is it.
This is your degree.
This is my degree.
We have prepared a Jeopardy quiz for you.
Oh, boy.
OK.
Now you're going to understand why I haven't gotten on the show.
All of these are Late Show themed or Ed Sullivan Theater themed.
OK?
OK.
You ready?
All right.
Can we get a little Jeopardy music?
Oh, my God.
We can't afford the Jeopardy theme.
I was going to say, reinvent it, but I like it.
So it's our sound alike.
OK.
OK, Emma Stone, welcome to Jeopardy.
Thank you.
All right.
First question.
Stephen Colbert is such a fan of this author's work,
he aired his concerns with Peter Jackson about the Elves of Mirkwood.
Who is the author of Lord of the Rings?
Tolkien.
Yes.
Who is Tolkien?
OK.
For years, Americans had two events each Sunday,
church and the show hosted by this man who brought many new artists into their homes.
Who is Ed Sullivan?
This is correct.
Ed Sullivan.
It was rumored that the crime rate dropped dramatically
during their February 9th, 1964 appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Who are the Beatles?
Yes.
Beatles.
They did their thing.
These, by the way, are all actual questions that have appeared on Jeopardy.
Oh, exciting.
I know.
It's not an Italian white wine.
It's a cute Italian mouse often featured on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Who, what is, uh, Tino Grigio?
I'm sorry, it's who is Topo Gigio?
Damn it.
OK.
On The Tonight Show, it was McMahon's standard introduction for Carson.
What is, here's Johnny.
This?
Sure, give it to her.
Is that right?
No, no, I don't know.
Is that wrong?
They don't know.
That's how long Johnny's been gone.
This singer's hip gyrations on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1957 were not shown
because they were deemed too sexual.
Who is Elvis Presley?
Yes.
Who is Elvis Presley?
That's correct.
On January 30th, 2024, Emma Stone appeared on The Late Show in support of her outstanding
performance and Oscar nomination for this film.
What is being here with you tonight?
Oh, I'm sorry.
We were looking for Poor Things.
Poor Things is in theaters now.
Emma Stone, everybody.
Thank you, Emma Stone.
We'll be right back with DNC chair Jamie Harrison.
She'll be right there.
