Last time, in the battle between Jeopardy! legend Ken Jennings and World Series of Pop Culture winner Victor Lee, a seesaw battle ended with Ken as the victor... and when a "Weakest Link" champ met up with the richest "Millionaire" ever, it was Michelle Kitt who pulled the upset against ED Olmstead. Now, only 14 remain as the Ultimate Jeopardy! champion Brad Rutter takes on the queen of the underdogs, Lingo champ Amy Kelly, and Millionaire winner Ed Toutant goes mano a mano with king of quiz Leszek Pawlowicz.

But first, Rutter vs. Kelly. Let's meet the players...

Brad was always fascinated by the history of the show, so going up against J!'s heavy-hitters was something he was looking forward to. Nowadays, he's hosting his own quiz show in PA for high-schoolers called "Inquizitive". Oh, and he's driving a new Porsche.

Amy was always fascinated by ... music, so it's no surprise that she's into Guitar Hero. Nowadays, she's a freelance writer in LA. Oh, and she's playing her husband's Gibson SG controller. She sees herself as the dark horse.

Okay, an explanation of the rules...

Round 1: General knowledge questions.

Round 2: Numbers and logic.

Round 3: Words and letters.

Round 4: Mixed bag.

Players are each given one minute of the questioner's time. Correct answers will stop the clock; wrong ones will keep the clock going until they give a correct answer or they use one of three switches given to them for the entire match. A switch passes the question to their opponent. The player who runs out of time first loses the round, and the winner keeps the time remaining on his or her clock to use in the final round. Player who runs out of time in that round first is out of the tournament.

Round 1 begins... NOW.

Correct answer was Clyde. Brad comes out with :46.36 questions, and Amy comes out with only one switch remaining.

Another minute on the clock for both sides as we prepare for the numbers round. Round 2 begins... NOW.

Well, neither player put their best foot forward in this round, but Brad comes up almost 50 seconds ahead of Amy. Now Amy gets the advantage as she takes on words and letters. Brad still has a switch, though.

Round 3... begins now.

Brad has an advantage of over a minute and 40 seconds. Brad has 2:42.47. Amy will have to make do with the minute she's given. Meanwhile both players are given one more switch.

Round 4... begins NOW.

The correct answer is the Spruce Goose, and Brad Rutter lays to waste the 16th seed Amy Kelly, moving on to the next round against either Nancy Christy or Ogi Ogas.

Next on the docket is someone who won a million plus taxes paid on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" against someone who you could honestly say "Name a quiz show in the last 20 years, he was on it." It's Ed Toutant vs. Leszek Pawlowicz. Let's look at the tale of the tape...

Ed was on three different shows, but his stumble on Millionaire opened the door to the million during a strand of Mega Millionaire. Since then, he can always be found at the local tavern on trivia night. Mayor Wynn says he's going to "whip everybody's ass".

Leszek was on Jeopardy!... on Win Ben Stein's Money... Who Wants to Be a Millionaire... and History IQ. He quit his job and moved to Flagstaff. He doesn't play that much trivia. His friends say he's going to do "very well". Translation: be afraid. Be very afraid.

Boards are set. Clocks are in place. Players are ready. Round 1 begins... NOW.

And Leszek takes :19.06 to the final round. Numbers and logic are next. Three switches in play on each side. Round 2... begins now.

16.83 seconds goes into Leszek's final bank. All the switches are gone. Round 3... begins now.

Leszek wins his third round and another 25.58 seconds. He has a lead of 1:01.47 minutes. "You give Leszek Pawlowicz a minute. You might as well have given him the whole world."

Each player is given an additional switch. Round 4... begins NOW.

Leszek the beast moves on, upsetting Ed. He'll play either David Legler or Frank Spangenberg later on in the quarts.

Next week, be here when a "Twenty-One"-made millionaire takes on one of our favorite femmes fatales. And a guy who's strictly old-school takes on the man who changed the game forever in 1999. See you then.