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The buzzer is back: “Celebrity Jeopardy!” returns with an all-star twist, bringing past contestants back to the lecterns for a winner-takes-all run. Ken Jennings returns as host to steer familiar faces through rapid-fire clues, lightning rounds and competitive banter. Fans can expect a mix of wit, high-stakes trivia and a new elimination arc that rewards the series’ best performers.
Premiere date and where to catch Season 4 on TV
“Celebrity Jeopardy!” Season 4 premieres on March 13 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. Episodes air weekly on Friday nights during the quarterfinal round.
Streaming options: how to watch live and on demand
If you’ve cut the cord, live TV streaming services carry ABC and let you watch the show as it airs.
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- Fubo: Includes ABC in its live plans and currently offers a short free trial period for new subscribers.
- Hulu (with Live TV): Allows access to new episodes the day after they broadcast.
- Check local ABC affiliates or your cable provider for live broadcasts.
Tips to stream for free
- Use introductory trials from streaming platforms to catch the premiere without immediate cost.
- Watch the next-day release on Hulu if you miss the live airing.
All-Star roster: returning celebrities and past winners
Season 4 is billed as an All-Stars edition. The field includes 21 celebrities, most of whom previously played on the celebrity spin-off.
- Ike Barinholtz — Season 1 champion and veteran contestant
- Lisa Ann Walter — Season 2 title winner
- W. Kamau Bell — Season 3 champion
- Rachel Dratch
- Mark Duplass
- Katie Nolan
- Macaulay Culkin
- Steven Weber
- Jackie Tohn
- Sean Gunn
- Cynthia Nixon
- Roy Wood Jr.
- Mina Kimes
- Andy Richter
- Timothy Simons
- Robin Thede
- Patton Oswalt
- Margaret Cho
- Mo Rocca
- Mira Sorvino
- Ray Romano
These familiar players bring back on-screen chemistry and sharper strategies. Expect quick recall, playful trash talk and a few surprising category strengths.
Episode lineup and quarterfinal schedule
ABC released the quarterfinal matchups for the next six weeks. Each Friday night episode features three contestants battling through the Jeopardy! board.
- March 13: Rachel Dratch, Mark Duplass, Katie Nolan
- March 20: Macaulay Culkin, Steven Weber, Jackie Tohn
- March 27: Sean Gunn, Cynthia Nixon, Roy Wood Jr.
- April 10: Mina Kimes, Andy Richter, Timothy Simons
- April 17: Robin Thede, Patton Oswalt, Margaret Cho
- May 8: Mo Rocca, Mira Sorvino, Ray Romano
Following the quarterfinals, the show moves into multiple semifinal weeks and then a final championship hour.
Format changes and what to expect this season
While the core Jeopardy! format remains, the All-Stars setup adds stakes. Returning contestants already know the pacing and pressure.
- Quicker buzzer duels and strategic wagering are likely.
- Proven contestants may adjust tactics to target opponents’ weaknesses.
- Elimination rounds will narrow the field to semifinalists and a final champion.
Host and production notes
Ken Jennings continues to host, guiding contestants through categories and Daily Doubles. Production emphasizes fast edits and highlight moments to fit the weekly broadcast slot.
Expect short, memorable clips ideal for social sharing and news recaps during each broadcast window.
