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I'm Travis Kelce and welcome to Are You...
[all] Smarter Than a Celebrity? [cheer]
[announcer] The show where contestants can win big money and prizes
just by answering questions about stuff they learned in grade school.
"Cinco is the Spanish word for what number?"
My dad would be so mad if I got this wrong.
[announcer] But they're not playing alone.
We got a school that's filled with beautiful celebrities
-and you can even cheat off of them. -I want to Peek.
If you believe in me, that might be wrong for.
[announcer] Every correct answer moves them up the money ladder.
-I am the smartest man alive! -[crowd laughs]
-[announcer] But if they get one wrong... -[Travis] Is it law of "motion?"
-"Inertia!" -[all groan]
[announcer] ...they're eliminated from the game.
If they can pass grades one through five,
they'll get a shot at a sixth grade question worth--
-$100,000. -[crowd cheers]
Lala, you've got my back on that one, right?
I'm your lucky charm!
[announcer] Let's meet our celebrity classmates.
Emmy-nominated host of Nailed It, Nicole Byer.
-Spelling, you know, that's hard. -[crowd laughs]
[announcer] Fan favorite on Vanderpump Rules, Lala Kent.
Always pick me when you've got first grade still on the board
[announcer] From the hit comedy series Loot, Ron Funches.
Don't feel great about geometry because I'm not very familiar with that Pokémon.
[all laugh]
[announcer] Hollywood royalty, Sophia Stallone.
-I'm more of a Rambo fan. -[crowd laughs]
[announcer] And from Amazon's Thursday Night Football, Ryan Fitzpatrick.
-Who needs money, right? -Whoa!
[laughs]
[announcer] Now give it up for the three-time Super Bowl champion
from the Kansas City Chiefs, it's Travis Kelce.
[crowd cheers]
[Travis] Oh, yeah!
-Welcome to Are You... -[all] Smarter Than a Celebrity? [cheer]
You got to love it. Now it's time to meet your new classmate.
She's an office administrator from Atwater Village, California,
who graduated from Atwater Avenue Elementary School.
-Please welcome Kaye. -[crowd cheers]
-Hi! -[Travis] Welcome to the show, Kaye,
-I love the energy. -Hi!
-[Travis] Very nice to meet you. -[Kaye] Nice to meet you!
Hi!
[Travis] Oh, look at that adorable picture with the glasses.
[Kaye] Thank you. [laughs]
How were you in elementary school? Were you a scholar?
I was totally a teacher's pet. I would advocate to stay after school on my own
so that I could help the teacher grade papers. [laughs]
I never volunteered, but I was always on the chalkboard
writing the same thing over and over again.
-[all laugh] -[Kaye] Well, I can only imagine why.
We got any teacher's pets over here? Ron.
-Oh, yeah. You knew it. -[Travis] I knew it.
-You knew it right away. -[all laugh]
I knew you were in there grading papers.
That's how I survived, off of social skills.
I might not be able to answer the question, but I can charm you.
-[all laugh] -Teachers hated me.
-All right. You ready to win some money? -I'm so ready, Travis, let's do it!
-[crowd cheers] -Let's do it!
[Travis] All right. You're going to be playing along
with your celebrity classmates and you can actually cheat off of them.
That's right. You're going to have to pick one of those celebrities right now
to come up here for your first two questions.
You got any favorites over there?
I recently saw Ron at one of your stand-up comedy shows and I really felt a vibe.
-Yeah! -[Travis] Ron, come on up here.
-[crowd cheers] -[Nicole] Wow, okay!
-Look how cute! [laughs] -[Travis] Oh, yeah, Ron.
-So excited, let's do it! -Let's do it!
-We got this. -Oh, yeah, we got this.
[Travis] What stand-up did you see?
It was in Las Vegas, and it was at a show in Town Square.
-Oh, hell yeah. -[crowd cheers]
-Have you been to one of my shows? -[celebs laugh]
Uh... I haven't. But I love you, Nicole. I love you.
-No, you don't. -[all laugh]
-But I am a Trudy Judy fan. -All right, I'll take.
[all laugh]
All right, here's how the game works, Kaye.
Up on the board, you'll see ten subjects ranging from first to fifth grade.
The first question is worth $1,000. And the tenth question is worth $50,000.
And if you ace this test, you get all ten of those questions correct,
you'll get a chance at a sixth grade question for $100,000.
-[all cheer] -Yeah! Let's do that.
Now, behind one of these subjects, you'll get an extra credit prize,
which is a hand-picked gift just for you delivered by Amazon Prime.
-Ooh, amazing! -[crowd cheers]
All right, everybody, let's see if Kaye is...
[all] Smarter than a celebrity!
Let's get this thing rolling. Get those ten subjects up on the board.
A little first grade literature, third grade English, fourth grade math.
Ron?
One thing I want to stay away is mathematics.
I mean, I know general math, but once it gets to, like, big numbers,
like past how many teams Ryan played for in the NFL.
-[Kaye] Okay, okay, that's fair. -[all laugh]
[Travis] Oh, yeah.
-Nobody can count that high. -[all laugh]
-It's almost two whole hands. -[all laugh]
[Ron] I'm done with him, I want to focus on you.
-I want you to win big money. -Thank you, thank you.
So wherever you want to go, I'm with you.
You know what? I've been an animal lover my entire life.
-And I think you like animals, too. -[Ron] I do.
And so I think we should go with second grade animal science.
-[Travis] Who doesn't love animals? -[all cheer]
Second grade animal science. First question's for $1,000, let's see it.
"Some folks call this a buffalo."
"But what B word is the true name of this animal?"
-Celebs, go ahead and lock it in. -[pensive music]
[Travis] And we're all locked in, Kaye.
But before you answer this question,
I do got to let you know you got three cheats available.
You got your Peek, your Save, and then your Pop Quiz.
First question is for $1,000, what are you thinking?
When I was actually in eighth grade, my mom and I went on a road trip.
And when we were in South Dakota or something,
-we stumbled upon a herd of these. -Stumbled.
And they were in the roads, they were all around the cars.
I tried to roll my window down and pet one of them,
and she rolled that window up and put child lock on.
But I'm going to go with "bison" and I'm locking that in.
-[crowd cheers] -[Travis] She goes for the "bison."
Let's see what the rest of the class put.
[all laugh]
Nicole with her own B word up there.
-The best of the B words. -Did you guys go on road trips
-when you were kids? -Yeah.
Did you see those bison in South Dakota, maybe?
No. We were driving to Chicago, and there are no bison in Chicago.
[all laugh]
But you do got to roll your windows up and keep the child lock on.
[all laugh]
All right, is it "bison" for $1,000?
-"Bison!" -[all cheer]
-Very nicely done. -Yes! Thank you! Let's go!
-You got $1,000. -Amazing!
[Travis] Like I said, you can slide out of here with the $1,000.
Oh, no, we're going.
[Travis] She wants to keep going, everybody!
-[all cheer] -Let's keep going!
-[Travis] You got nine subjects up there. -[crowd yells]
Tell me what you wanna do, keep it low, maybe? Literature, social studies?
So we are going to go first grade social studies.
[Travis] First grade social studies for $2,500.
"You hear it before sporting events."
"What is the title of the US national anthem?"
-Celebs, lock in those answers. -[pensive music]
-Just give me a sec. [laughs] -[crowd laughs]
-[Nicole] No, you're doing great. -Shut up, Nicole.
-[all laugh] -Stop doodling.
-Thank you, Nicole. -You're welcome.
Kaye, what are we thinking right now?
[Kaye] I know that we hear it before all the football games,
-and I go to a lot of football games. -Me too.
-Yeah, I've seen you at a few. -[crowd laughs]
-I've seen you at a few. So... -[all laugh]
I'm going to go with "Star Spangled Banner," and I'm going to lock that in.
-[Travis] Locks it in. -[crowd cheers]
"Star Spangled Banner." Let's see what all the celebs put up there.
Sophia, "Star Spangled Banner." Ryan, the same thing.
Lala, you were working on this thing for a long time.
-[all laugh] -[Travis] "Oh say can see."
-Is that the flag? -Yo.
-I am on reality television for a reason. -[all laugh]
[Travis] "Oops!... I Did It Again" is the US anthem?
Yeah, 'cause it's like, uh-oh, another game.
-Oops, I did it again. -[all laugh]
Could you imagine if they played Britney Spears
before every football game?
-I would like that. -I would dig that.
Ron put "Star-Spangled Banner" is it "Star-Spangled Banner?"
-Yes, it is. -[all cheer]
All right, we did it!
-[Ron grunting indistinct] -Thank you!
Ron, you can go ahead and take a seat, bro.
-Good job, Kaye. Get it! -Thank you.
-[Travis] You just won $2,500. -[all cheer]
I love it. I love it.
[Travis] Now you can walk away with the money you just got.
-Or you can keep this train rolling. -We're going to keep it rolling, Travis.
-We're going to keep it rolling. -Keep it rolling!
You gotta pick another celebrity to come up here
-for your next two questions. -[Kaye] Okay.
I think I'm feeling a vibe from Sophia.
-I got to go with Sophia! -Hey!
-[Travis] Sophia, come on up here. -[all cheer]
-It's really the photo. -I'm a teacher's pet, too.
-That photo is incredible, I love it. -Thank you. I was way cooler back then.
[Travis] All right. Eight subjects left on the board, Kaye.
Sophia, you want to help her out?
I am a big reader, and so literature is more my speed.
I was feeling literature, too. I think we're really in sync right now.
I think we got to go first grade literature.
-[crowd cheers] -First grade literature for $5,000.
Let's see what she has. "In the fairy tale Jack and the Beanstalk,
what animal does Jack decide to trade for some magic beans?"
[pensive music]
[Travis] One of my favorite stories from first grade, actually.
I didn't even know there was an animal in it.
[all laugh]
The celebs are locked in, Kaye, how do we feel about this?
[Kaye] I'm not feeling great about it. I, like you, didn't even know
-there was an animal in it. -[groans]
When you say Jack and the Beanstalk, I think I was a giant in there somewhere.
Well, you do have your three cheats available.
[Kaye] Just based on the fact that I'm not confident in this answer whatsoever.
I think I'm going to do a Pop Quiz. I'm gonna lock that in.
[Travis] Using the Pop Quiz on first grade.
-Yeah, I know, I know. It's rough. -[groans]
-Right in the... -It's rough.
-It's okay, girl. -[crowd claps]
-[Travis] Kaye, any idea? -Maybe a goat.
-[crowd laughs] -[Kaye] I have no idea.
[Travis] Let's see what the answer is.
-A "cow." -[Kaye] A "cow."
-Ron! -We should be friends!
-[all laugh] -[Travis] But that doesn't matter now,
we're going to show you a brand new question.
Your classmates will consult with each other and give you their best guess.
-All right. I'm ready. -You ready for your pop quiz?
-Let's see it. -[Kaye] Bring it.
"In 2018, actress and beauty pageant winner Priyanka Chopra
married a Jonas brother. What is his first name?"
Nick Jonas, because Joe was with the Game of Thrones girl.
-They divorced. -Okay.
And then Kevin's with the-- I think she's a real estate agent.
I don't know what her name is, but then Nick married Priyanka.
-I don't know these brothers. -[crowd laughs]
[Sophia] All right, I got this. I got this one.
Sophia, it sounds like you're the only one that has a clue.
-"Nick" Jonas, my favorite Jonas brother. -I was a Jonas Brothers fan myself.
And so I'm also very confident in the fact that it is "Nick" Jonas,
and I'm going to lock that in.
-"Nick" Jonas, locked in. -[crowd cheers]
-Good job, none of us knew. -Phew!
"Nick" Jonas, to stay in the game!
-Yes, very nicely done! -[all cheer]
You're just slowly making your way up there.
We're going up that beanstalk.
The next question is worth $10,000. Do you want to keep going?
-We're going, we're going. -[Travis] She's going to keep going.
-[all cheer] -For $10,000.
-Seven subjects left. -[Sophia] Maybe health?
I feel like we're on the very same wavelength,
'cause I was looking at second grade health, too,
so we're going to go second grade health.
-[Travis] Second grade health for $10,000. -[all cheer]
[Travis, sing-songy] "True or false?"
[chants] It could be true, it could be false.
-It could be true, it could be false. -[crowd cheers, claps along]
[crowd member] Go Travis, go Travis, go Travis.
-[crowd cheers] -All right now.
-[laughs] -[Travis] Here we go.
"True or false? Broccoli is a great source of Vitamin C."
-[pensive music] -[Travis] Got to love a good 50/50 chance.
The only questions I felt comfortable with, as a kid.
-And we're locked in. Kaye? -[Kaye] I feel like I know
that broccoli is a really good source of, like, folic acid, I think it is.
But I don't know if I know so much about
the rest of the vitamins that broccoli carries.
I hate to use my cheats super early,
but I think I'm going to have to take a Peek.
-[Travis] She's going to take a Peek. -I'm going to take a Peek.
[Travis] Better safe than sorry. Let's see what Sophia put up there.
-"False," with a lovely broccoli. -[crowd laughs]
[Travis] Well, you do have your Save available.
It's a 50/50 question. She put "false."
You could put "true" and just guarantee you'll make it to the next question.
But if it's not "true," you'll lose your Save as well.
The fact that I want to keep myself safe here, regardless,
I am going to go with "true," just in case.
-[Travis] All right. -So we're going to go with "true."
-[Travis] She's going with "true." -Locking that in.
[crowd cheers]
We're going to take a peek over here at the celebs.
"False," "false," "false," "true, yum!"
-[all laugh] -Broccoli's your favorite?
Yeah. They look like little trees, and I feel like a giant, and I'm like...
[all laugh]
All right, well, we know you're in the game. Let's see the correct answer.
-"True." She keeps her Save alive. -[all cheer]
-Thank you! -[Travis] And you just won $10,000!
-[Kaye] I know! Amazing! -Sophia can go sit down.
-[Kaye] Amazing! -[all cheer]
-[Travis] All right, you're still alive. -Still alive.
Now, you know what I'm about to ask.
Either you could take your money and go, or if you get this next question right,
you are guaranteed that money through the rest of the show.
-Right. -[crowd yells]
[Travis] You want to get a chance
-at a guaranteed 15 grand? -We're going! We're going, Trav.
Yes, she does, she wants to keep this thing rolling!
[all cheer]
[Travis] That means you gotta pick another celebrity.
All right. I feel like I'm feeling some FitzMagic.
-[all cheer] -FitzMagic!
-Hey, Trav. -Hey, man.
-Hey. -'Sup, dude?
-Hey, Trav. -Hi!
-[Ryan] Hi, how are you? -Good, how are you?
So I thought there was no Vitamin C in broccoli.
-I saw that. -[Ryan] Yeah.
And I got it right and you didn't pick me, so...
-[all laugh] -Don't come to my shows, don't trust me.
-Wow. -[Kaye] I'm sorry!
-I'm sorry! -[all laugh]
[Travis] Before we move along, got to ask.
Ryan played for a lot of teams. I play for the Chiefs. Do you have a favorite team?
I am a huge Chiefs fan.
-I'm a born and bred Chiefs fan. -Heyo! That's what I'm talking about!
All right, well, let's get back to the game.
We just wanted to make sure everyone knew you were a Chiefs fan.
Kaye, you got six subjects left on the board. Ryan?
So this is an important question. We want to get to that $15,000 level.
-Right. -[crowd cheers]
I feel really good about fourth grade math.
I actually am also really good at math. Think we'll go with fourth grade math.
-[crowd cheers] -[Travis] Fourth grade math.
Here's your $15,000 question.
"Nicole has 98 beads to make six friendship bracelets."
-[crowd laughs] -What's so funny, guys?
-They're laughing that I have six friends. -[all laugh]
"Nicole has 98 beads to make six friendship bracelets."
"If each bracelet has an equal number of beads,
what is the fewest number of leftover beads she can have?"
Just wait for the celebs to lock in their answers.
[pensive music]
Nicole looking to the rafters for this answer.
[all laugh]
[Ron] She's clearly picking which friends are going to get the bracelets.
[all laugh]
Travis, do you know anyone who likes friendship bracelets and things like that?
I know a few. I had to convert them into a Chiefs fan, I don't know.
-[crowd laughs] -We'll see.
[Travis] All right, Kaye. What are we thinking? 15 grand is on the line here.
[Kaye] I know that we're dividing six into 98.
That would mean that she is making...
That would be six into nine. That's a one, 38...
So she'd be making six bracelets with 16 beads each,
and there would be "two" left over beads.
-Lock that in. -[crowd cheers]
[Travis] Okay. Let's look at Nicole's answer.
-Okay, so I... [laughs] -[all laugh]
[Nicole] I did it more in my head and my real answer is "eight."
-And I didn't show any of that work. -[all laugh]
Well, at least you knew it was long division.
Let's look at Ryan's answer. The Harvard grad himself.
-"Two!" -[crowd cheers]
Let's see if you got it. For $15,000, guaranteed, is it "two?"
-Yes, it is! Very nicely done. -[all cheer]
-She's getting money! -[Travis] Very nicely done.
Trav, we could do an O-line touchdown dance, you know?
-Hey, hey, hey. -[crowd cheers]
-You just won $15,000. -Amazing! [cheers]
[crowd cheers]
[Travis] Guaranteed money for the rest of the game.
This next question is a freebie for $20,000.
-You want to keep playing? -Let's keep playing, Travis!
-[Travis] Let's play. -[Kaye] Let's keep going.
[Travis] Ryan, do you love any of these five that are left?
I've got a daughter in fifth grade. I've got a daughter in third grade.
So maybe something harder might be better here.
I think we're going to go the harder route and go fifth grade US history.
[Travis] Taking advantage of FitzMagic while he's up here.
Fifth grade US history for $20,000. That's a lot of money.
"The 'King of the Wild Frontier' was what pioneer,
who served in the US Congress and later died at the Alamo?"
-[pensive music] -I'm trying to hear the song in my head.
-Who said anything about a song? -[crowd laughs]
[Travis] All right, we're all locked in, Kaye.
I honestly don't even know when the Alamo was.
I'm going to make a wild guess here,
and I'm just going to hope that Ryan's got my back on this one,
because I am going to go with "Pancho Villa."
We're gonna say it's "Pancho Villa," we're locking that in.
-[crowd cheers] -"Pancho."
It's probably not.
[Travis] Let's see if the celebs have any idea.
-[crowd laughs] -[Travis] Yeah. "Bill."
-"Bill." -"Texas, baby." You love Texas?
-I love Texas. -[all laugh]
-[Travis] Are you from Texas? -Not at all, but I'm obsessed.
-[all laugh] -All right. Sophia.
I thought about horses and that's all I got.
I would have made it a lot prettier, but I didn't have enough time.
-Nicole. -[Nicole] Yeah?
-[Travis] "Dr. Quinn." -[Nicole] "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman."
-That is my king of the frontier. -[all laugh]
-Love that. -[Travis] Shout out to Dr. Quinn.
All right, let's see what the answer is.
-Is it "Pancho Villa" for $20,000? -We're hoping.
-Fingers crossed. -[Travis] Show me "Pancho!"
-"Davy Crockett." -[crowd groans]
-Oh, him? -You ever heard of him?
I've heard of Davy Crockett. I thought he was a fictional character.
[all laugh]
Well, you do have your Save available, so it has to be "Davy Crockett."
-[Kaye] Right. [laughs] -You got to have FitzMagic
-coming through for you for $20,000. -We're hoping. Fingers crossed.
-Is it "Davy Crockett" for the Save? -[tense music]
-Yes, it is! -[all cheer]
Good job, Ryan!
-FitzMagic! Yes, amazing! -Ryan, with the Save!
[all cheering]
-Ryan, you can sit down. Thanks, Ryan. -Thank you!
You don't have any of your cheats available.
-I don't. -So this next question,
you're flying solo, it's all on you now. Do you want to go for $25,000?
Oh, I would go home.
Knowing that you've got 15 grand in your back pocket?
-Yeah, let's do it, Kaye! -I think I might go one more.
-Just one more! -She wants to go one more!
[crowd cheers]
[Travis] You got four subjects left. It's all on you.
-You're going solo. -[Kaye] Okay.
[crowd yells]
You know, my entire life I have been grammar police
think I got to go with third grade English and hope that my grammar police-ness
doesn't bite me in the butt. [laughs]
[Travis] Third grade English for the grammar police.
-Oh, it's the extra credit prize! -[all cheer]
-Extra credit! -She's going to get something from Prime!
You have found the extra credit prize delivered by Prime.
And here's how it works. We have picked a prize from Amazon just for you.
And if you get this question right,
not only do you move up the money ladder, you get this prize.
We know you're a huge Chiefs fan,
so we got you an autographed Pat Mahomes jersey.
-[screams] Yes! How exciting! -[crowd cheers]
-[high-pitched] Yeah! -[laughs]
-[laughs] -I want a Pat Mahomes jersey.
-[laughs] -You can't have mine, sorry.
-He never signs one for me. -[all laugh]
Patrick. So for $25,000 and an autographed Patty Mahomes jersey,
let's see what your extra credit question is.
"The tongue twister 'Pedro Pascal picked a peck of pickled peppers,'
is an example of which language device? A. Simile, B. Metaphor, C. Alliteration."
You got to love it when the answer is right there on the board, though, right?
-You don't got to think about it. -Have to love it. Have to love it.
[Travis] It's just you up here. How we feeling about this?
A simile, I believe, is comparing two things that are similar.
And then a metaphor is something that you're comparing to,
but not in a correct way, or... I don't know how to explain that.
So I'm going to go with "C. Alliteration," and I'm locking that in.
-[Travis] "C!" -[crowd cheers]
Let's see what our celebs put down.
"Alliteration," "alliteration." Everyone seems to be on the same page.
Nicole gave you some alliteration with a little "nasty Nicole" in there.
-[crowd laughs] -Yeah.
-What makes you nasty, Nicole? -Oh, I can't say it on television.
[all laugh]
The way your legs are right now, my knees would explode if I tried to do that.
-That's very impressive. -Really?
-Well, thank you. I'm very flexible. -[all laugh]
[crowd cheers]
For $25,000 and a Patty Mahomes autographed jersey for this Chiefs fan,
is it "C. Alliteration?"
-It is! -[all cheer]
-Very nicely done! [laughs] -Yes, let's go!
Yeah!
You just made $25,000
-and that signed jersey. -Amazing.
Thank you, Amazon Prime. Now for 25 grand, what would you do with that kind of cash?
I would love to go and take my husband to see
every single show on the Vegas strip, because we live in Las Vegas.
-[crowd cheers] -Travis, you wanna break the news to her?
-What? -He's going to be in Thunder Down Under.
-Whoa! All right! -[laughs]
I don't even know what that is, but something tells me...
-You'd be great at it. -[all laugh, cheer]
All right, now.
You can either leave with $25,000 and that signed Pat Mahomes jersey,
or you can keep going.
-You got three questions left. -[crowd yells]
-[Travis] You're rolling right now. -I mean, personally, I would leave now.
-I would leave, too. -Your next question's worth $30,000.
-[crowd yells] -[Travis] You're out of cheats.
I'm out of cheats, and to be honest with you,
the other three categories that are left, I'm not comfortable with.
-So I think I'm dropping out. -[crowd cheers]
-They're excited for you! -I'm locking that in.
-[Travis] She's leaving here with $25,000! -[all cheer]
A signed jersey by Patrick Mahomes, that's a nice payday.
Thank you so much for playing tonight.
Everybody, give it up for Kaye one more time.
-[all cheer] -Go, Kaye!
-So... -Yes, Sophia?
I just want to say you are doing an excellent job at hosting.
-Thank you. Thank you. -[Sophia] Right? We can all agree on that.
I don't take compliments very well, I don't.
You know, I wanted to give you some inspiration.
-No idea where you're going with this. -Yeah, well. You just look.
You know, Travis, congratulations on your new show.
And if you're ever in Philadelphia,
I'll race you up the steps, and give you a big head start. Just kidding.
Anyway, welcome to Hollywood and keep punching.
[all laugh, cheer]
Whoo! Thank you for that, Sophia.
-That is cool. -[Travis] Sly! You're the man, dog.
Thank you very much, I appreciate the encouragement.
-[all cheer] -It's time to meet your new classmate.
She's a grad student from Burbank, California,
who attended Walt Disney Elementary. Please give a warm welcome to Angelica!
[crowd cheers]
-Angelica, how are you doing? -Hey! How are you?
I'm fantastic, I'm fantastic.
Is that elementary school? What a lovely picture.
[Angelica] Yes, that is elementary school.
That was right before I hit my awkward phase, so it's a good picture.
-How was it at Walt Disney Elementary? -[Angelica] You know what? It was great.
I actually had a wild imagination, so it's great that I went there.
It kind of turned me into a little bit of a liar as a fifth grader.
-Okay. -[all laugh]
What were some of the things you used to lie about?
So people used to tell me I looked like Princess Jasmine when I was little,
and I lied and said that I had a tiger named Rajah.
-[all laugh] -I don't blame you.
It's a weird flex, I understand.
It's a flex, though. I would have been like, "No way!"
-[crowd laughs] -Well, they did! For, like, two weeks,
I was, like, the most popular. And then this girl was like,
"I've seen where you live and you don't even have a balcony, so..."
-I was like... Oh. -[all laugh]
Wait, that girl's a bitch.
-That's so funny! -[all laugh]
-"You don't even have a balcony." -[all laugh]
Can't be a princess without a balcony. Everyone knows that.
-All righty. You ready to win some money? -Yes.
-[Travis] That's what I like to hear! -[all cheer]
[Travis] I've got some good news for you, Angelica.
You're going to be playing along with your celebrity classmates,
and you can even cheat off of them.
-Fantastic, I'm looking forward to it. -[Travis] Gotta love that.
Let's get rolling. Pick a celebrity to come join you up here
for your first two questions.
-Oh, okay. -[crowd yells]
-I'm going to go with Lala first. -Lala!
I love that, I love when they pick me first.
-[crowd cheers] -Lala's our first grade specialist.
-I sure am. -[Ron laughs]
-I like the strategy already, come here. -Hey! You're so beautiful.
-Thank you, nice to meet you. -You, too!
-[Travis] You ready to do this? -I'm so ready!
-Let's see if Angelica is... -[all] Smarter than a celebrity!
[Travis] Let's get this thing rolling. We've got ten subjects on the board.
A little second grade animal science, fourth grade literature.
Who doesn't love that? Psych!
[all laugh]
I just haven't heard a grown man say "psych" in so long.
[all laugh]
Psych! You gotta grow up in the '90s to remember that one.
[all laugh]
Lala, let Angelica know what your specialties are.
I most definitely peaked in the first grade.
-[Angelica] Yeah. -Mentally.
-Stop! -[all laugh]
[Lala] But I could venture into the second grade.
Everything else you should keep for them.
-[Angelica] Okay. -[Travis] All right, Angelica.
So let's go with first grade spelling.
Love it.
[Travis] Starting it off with first grade spelling!
-Here's your $1,000 question. -[crowd cheers]
"Of the seven colors in a rainbow, which one comes first alphabetically?"
Go ahead and lock in those answers, celebs.
-Why am I already so nervous? -[crowd laughs]
Everyone's like, "Uh, duh." And I'm like, "What's a rainbow?"
-[crowd laughs] -[Travis] We're all locked in.
The wrong time not to know what a rainbow is. How are you feeling?
-[all laugh] -[Angelica] Okay. All right.
-I think we're okay. -[Travis] Okay.
So instantly, I'm thinking of Roy G. Biv,
which is the all the colors in the alphabet--
-Not the alphabet, in the rainbow. -[all laugh]
Okay, R, O, Y, G, Biv, So I'm going to say "blue."
And I'm going to lock it in.
-[Travis] Locked in, she says "blue." -[crowd cheers]
[Travis] Let's see what the celebs put up there.
That's a clean sweep. Everyone says "blue."
Talk me through your process, Nicole.
Oh, so I was also doing Roy G. Biv, but I forgot the rest of Roy.
[all laugh]
And then I was like, "Oh, blue!" I got there.
-[all laugh] -We'll see.
Is the answer "blue," for $1,000?
-Of course it is! -[all cheer]
-[Travis] $1,000 in the pocket. -Good one, babe!
-Very nicely done, Angelica. -We're feeling it, we're feeling the game.
Now, like I mentioned, you can walk away with the money you've won.
-Yeah. -[Travis] Or you can keep this going.
-Oh, let's keep going. -[Travis] She wants to keep going!
Let's keep going!
-$2,500 is your next question. -[Angelica] Yeah.
-Let's just stick with first grade. Yeah. -[Lala] Okay.
-'Cause we're slaying the first grade. -[all laugh]
[Travis] Sticking with first grade mathematics for $2,500.
[crowd cheers]
[Travis] "There are 13 snakes on a plane."
"If Samuel captured two of them, and Keenan captured three of them,
how many snakes are still loose on the plane?"
-Go ahead and lock those answers in. -[pensive music]
-[Travis] Everyone's locked in. -Okay. 13 snakes.
Take away three, and then you take away two, that's five snakes.
So 13-- don't laugh at me, I'm going to use my fingers.
[all laugh]
12, 11, ten, nine, eight...
So I'm going to say that there's still... [laughs] Yeah. "Eight."
-[all cheer] -[Travis] She says "eight."
Let's see if she is correct.
-Her first grade math is on point! -[all cheer]
-Good job! -[Travis] Lala, you can take a seat.
-Good luck the rest of the game. -Thank you so much, thank you.
-I'm gonna need it. -Your strategy is on point.
-Always pick me first. -[laughs]
All right, Angelica, you can walk away with $2,500,
-or get a chance at five grand. -[crowd yells]
-[Travis] Do you want to keep playing? -Oh, I-- [laughs]
-[crowd yells] -Yeah, I gotta keep going.
-She's going to keep going, everybody. -[all cheer]
[Travis] Next question is worth $5,000.
Let's go ahead and pick another celebrity to come on up here.
-[crowd yells] Sophia! -Damn, crowd favorite over here!
It seems like there's a general consensus here.
-So I'm going to listen. -They're smart.
-And I'm going to go with Sophia. -[Travis] Sophia, come on up!
-[all cheer] -Let's go!
I love that you were Jasmine 'cause I always wanted to be Belle, but...
Oh, my gosh, perfect!
I said I had a beast in my house. And you said you had a...
-[laughs] -[Travis] A tiger!
Well, you did have a beast in your house.
-You have a Rocky Balboa. -[crowd cheers]
Speaking of, I'm still pumped up off of him giving me a shout out.
-I need a punching bag right now. -[all laugh, cheer]
-Oh, good, yeah. -[Travis] That's all I can do.
-That's all I got. That's all I got. -[Sophia] Quick feet. All you can do.
[all laugh]
-That looked real. -[Travis laughs]
All right. Eight subjects left on the board. Sophia?
Speaking of animals. Animal science doesn't look too intimidating.
-All right. Okay. -[Sophia] I do like literature.
I would just highly recommend you stay away from fifth grade and geometry.
-[all laugh] -Okay.
So, that's where my head is at.
If she feels confident with second grade animal science, let's do it.
-[crowd cheers] -Let's do it.
-Maybe she has the eye of the tiger. -[crowd laughs]
[Sophia mockingly laughs]
All right, second grade animal science for $5,000.
"True or false?" Got to love a 50/50.
-[crowd laughs] -"Elephants are herbivores."
"True or false? Elephants are herbivores."
[pensive music]
[Travis] Looks like we're all locked in.
I feel like any time you see a picture of an elephant,
they're eating, like, branches and twigs, and not, like, a turtle.
-So... I feel that this is "true." -[all laugh]
-Oh. -Yeah.
You can lock it in if that is your answer. "True" is her answer!
-[crowd cheers] -[Travis] Let's see what the celebs put.
"True" across the board, it's a clean sweep. Is it "true" for $5,000?
-Yes, it is. -[all cheer]
-[Sophia] Good job! -Very nice. Very nice.
I was thinking about it, like,
have I ever seen an elephant eating, like, a dead animal?
Yeah, we always think they're cute, so.
[Sophia] Yeah, 'cause they have branches in their mouth.
[all laugh]
Sometimes you just got to make it make sense, ladies and gentlemen.
-Yeah, logic. No matter how you get there. -[all laugh]
Logic is key, and $5,000 is what you got in the bank.
-[all cheer] -[Travis] Three questions down.
You want to keep this thing going? You got all three cheats available.
-Oh, yeah. -Of course, I have to ask, though.
Next question's worth $10,000. Seven subjects remain.
I'm great with, like, other types of history, not US history, but...
It's second grade. So, I mean, what are they going to ask, you know?
-[crowd laughs] -Yeah.
-You'd be surprised. -[Travis] You want to find out?
-Yeah. -Yeah, she wants to find out.
-Second grade US history. -[crowd cheers]
[Travis] For $10,000, let's see this question.
"What scientist,
who was the first African-American to enroll at Iowa State University,
created over 300 products from peanuts?"
-Lock in those answers. -[pensive music]
[Travis] We're all locked in. Angelica, how are you feeling?
I'm pretty sure it's "Carver." George Washington Carver.
Something like that.
Oh, my God.
-I'm so sweaty right now. Oh, my gosh. -[crowd laughs]
-[Angelica] Okay, I'm going to lock it in. -[Travis] Lock it in.
-Yeah, I'm gonna lock it in. -[crowd cheers]
[Travis] "George Washington Carver," locked in.
Sophia, let's see what you put up there.
[Sophia] You know, there's a lot of people named Alexander. [laughs]
[Travis] "Alexander." Let's look at the other celebs.
-Lala. "Jiff." -[all laugh]
I just thought, "peanut butter."
-Yeah. -[crowd laughs]
Lala's trying to really sell me on her answer.
-I feel pretty confident. -"Peanut butter. Peanut butter."
-Peanuts. Products. Peanut butter. -[all laugh]
Can we move on, I'm sweating.
We can move on. Is the answer "George Washington Carver?"
To stay in the game...
-It is! Very nicely done. -[all cheer]
Very nicely done.
-Oh, I'm so sorry I couldn't help you. -No!
Sophia, you can rejoin the class. Great job.
-That was so funny. -[Travis] How about it?
-You got $10,000 in the bank. -Yeah. Yeah.
[crowd cheering]
Now, if you make it to $15,000,
which is your next question, and you get that question right...
Yeah.
...that is guaranteed for the remainder of the game.
-[exhales] -[crowd cheers]
[Travis] No matter if you miss another question, you got that.
-Okay. -All right.
-You want to keep playing? -Yes.
She wants to keep going, ladies and gentlemen!
[all cheer]
This next question's worth $15,000, guaranteed.
Pick another celebrity to come up here and join you, please.
Okay. I have a strategy with who I'm picking.
There's a reason why I'm saving people for last.
-It's working. -[Angelica, Travis laugh]
-I want to go with Ron next. -[all cheer]
Ron. Come on down, Ron.
I'm hoping the strategy was she wanted a smart one.
-Yeah. -For the 15 grand!
-You didn't want to save me? -[all laugh]
[Travis] All right, six subjects left. Ron?
I like literature, but there is a lot of that.
[all laugh]
Angelica, before you pick, you say you're a grad student. What do you study?
So I'm getting my master's in education.
But right now I substitute teach kindergarten through 12th grade.
-So I should know these things. -What? What?
-That's true. -[crowd cheers]
-Well, we'll see if it pays off. -Eh, we'll see.
-[crowd laughs] -[Travis] What subjects do you like?
I'm going to go with third grade geometry.
-[Travis] Third grade geometry. -[crowd cheers]
Here's your $15,000 question.
"How many right angles are there in a rectangle?"
[pensive music]
[Travis] Celebs are locked in. Angelica, you got $15,000 guaranteed on the line.
-Yeah. -Substitute teacher,
-do you know what a rectangle is? -[all laugh]
It's this thing. It's that.
But this answer's do you know about the right angles?
-[laughs] -[crowd cheers]
There are "four."
-She locks it in. She says "four." -[crowd cheers]
[Travis] For 15 grand, guaranteed, is it correct?
-[all cheer] -[Travis] Of course, it is!
-Money in the bank! -I'm so sorry!
We're fine!
-Whoo! Oh, my God. -[Travis] All right now. $15,000.
-You're not leaving here without $15,000. -Oh... [laughs]
-[crowd cheers] -[Travis] How about it? You are on a roll.
-I can breathe. -[Travis] You're five questions down,
you're halfway through this test. You got all your cheats available.
And the next question for $20,000, it's a freebie.
Oh, my God.
[Travis] 'Cause if you get it wrong, you're still leaving with 15 grand.
-You want to keep going? -Yes.
-Let's do this. -[crowd cheers]
[Travis] $20,000, five subjects left. Which one you guys want to attempt next?
-Let's go third grade Earth science. Yeah. -Okay, let's do it.
Third grade Earth science, just slowly making her way grade by grade.
-Here's your $20,000 question. -[crowd cheers]
[Travis] "Which of these three minerals is there more of on Earth?"
"A. Gold, B. Diamonds, C. Quartz." Lock in those answers.
[pensive music]
-[Angelica] Oh, boy. -[Travis] We're all locked in.
Okay, so gold is super expensive, right?
Because it's rare and so there's not as much of it.
Diamonds, I feel like... I mean, do you just, like, find diamonds in a mine?
I thought you had to, like, they're under pressure. [groans]
-They turn into diamonds. -[crowd laughs]
[Angelica] Okay, so what I'm thinking is "quartz," but I'm not sure.
So you got three cheats available, you got your Peek, your Save,
-and your Pop Quiz. -For this one, I'm going-- I want a Peek.
-I want to Peek to see. Yeah. -She wants to use her Peek.
[crowd cheers]
[Travis] Better safe than sorry.
We'll now show you what Mr. Funches put up there.
-"Quartz." -[Angelica] Okay. Okay.
I... I'm going to go with "quartz."
I'm going to go with "quartz" because that's what they make countertops out of.
And they don't make them out of, like, diamonds and gold, so...
-News to me. -[laughs] I'm going to go with "quartz."
-"C. Quartz!" -[crowd cheers]
[Travis] She's trusting Big Ron over here.
For $20,000, is it "C. Quartz?"
-Yes, it is! -[all cheer]
There's so many countertops everywhere, it makes sense. Good job, man, good job.
[relieved exhale]
You are $20,000 in the bank, with two cheats available.
-Yeah. -[crowd cheers]
You got four questions left before you get a chance at 100 grand.
-[crowd yells] -[Travis] You want to keep playing?
[tense music]
-[school bell rings] -[laughs]
[announcer] Angelica will be back next time.
Will she go for that $25,000? Come back to find out.
[upbeat music]
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