Round 1: 100 married women, if you didn't cook for your husband, what would he do? (5). Birlus complains, and it's only #4. Kathy has corn flakes... count it with cook for himself for #1! Eat out, starve, and go to mom's sweep for 98.

Round 2: something first-time parents are surprised their baby does so much (6). Eats beats talks, 5 to 6, as Leslie wins the faceoff. Daniel sleeps for #3, while Tina cries for #1. The Wordlaws steal with "poop" for 67. Other answer: laughs/smiles.

"I'm doubling the points!": a movie monster you think could take Dracula in a fight (6). Deborah gets #2, Frankenstein. Kent gets Jason, #6, while Birlus gets a werewolf, #4. Freddy Krueger is #5, but that's it for the challengers. The Hermosillos raise hell with Hellraiser for the steal. Not there, the Wordlaws get 153! Number one: Godzilla (said by Richard). Other answer: King Kong (also said by Richard).

"I think I'll triple the points!": an animal that begins with "W" (4). Daniel is the walrus... coo coo ka-choo... it's #1. A whale, a wolf, and... a woodpecker? The Wordlaws hope so. Not there! The Hermosillos win, 320-153. Other answer: wallaby.

Daniel gets benched as Jeremy and Tina take on the Fast Money board. Fast Money board, 2. Hermosillo family, 0. They win $520 for a two-day total of $1110.

I got myself a new cappy card, and if Tom wins $100,000+ today, I'll actually get to use it!  He starts with $200 Star Wars... and no, George Lucas isn't involved. So far, it's Tom's game with $4000 to Stephanie's $1800 and Craig's $1200 at the TV time out.

Craig finds the Daily Double under $600 National Parks. He bets $1500 on this: at over 1.3 acres, it's the largest subtropical preserve in North America. "What is... What are the Everglades?" Right for $4100. He ends with that while Tom forges ahead with $6600. Stephanie, with $2800, is still in this as she heads into Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 Adjectival Endings. Hop over to $1200 Louis, Louis for the Daily Double, first of two. Tom leads by $900. He'll bet $2200. In 1916, Woodrow Wilson appointed this "people's attorney" to the Supreme Court. "Who is Brandeis?" Right on for $10,000. Going over to $2000 Literary Rock & Roll for the second Daily Double. Tom bets $2600 on this: Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem about this title man inspired the song "Xanadu" by Rush. "What is Kublai Khan?" Right for $17,000. And at the end of the round, it's Tom's game to lose with $18,600 to Craig's $8100 and Stephanie's $4800.

Final Jeopardy! in "Religious Personalities": in the 56 years from 1948 to 2004, he appeared 48 times on the Gallup Poll's annual "most admired" lists. Correct question: Who is Billy Graham?

The men are right, as Tom goes over the century mark with $114,201. Now it's onto $200,000...

Julie wins a Grecian chest in round 2. Next up... a set of bowls & vases, a DirecTV system... and a 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser! The game is Master Key, and Julie wins key #4 with a toiletry bag. But where does it go? The serveware? No... The satellite receiver? Yep...

Troy Pollet, either a player of tennis for USC or a really big fan, gets a motorcycle in round 3. But what goes better with a motorcycle than money? Ten large is waiting in the Grand Game. Target price: $4.00. The products: French's french-fried onions, Glad press'n seal, Healthy Choice soup, David sunflower seeds, Fisher mixed nuts, and CLR remover. He takes the seeds... $1.09! He takes the onions... $ 3.05! He takes the soup... $1.99! He takes the chance with the nuts... $6.49. So no money. And no money at the wheel either, as Julie takes a spot in the Showcase.

Rebecca, a birthday girl, starts out the second half with some cookware, and she just might take home a Gemcar if she doesn't go Bonkers. The setup: 3257. Unfortunately, in 30 seconds of running and buzzing... she does go bonkers. She would've won if she went high, high, high, low. The price was $7695.

Christopher, a Long Beach State wakeboarder, gets a night-vision set. Hopefully that'll come to some use with a cotton candy cart, a dinette, and a banjo. The game is Barker's Markers, and the prices are $2080, $2717, $1408, and $3319. He marks the first three, and of those, $1408 goes with the cotton candy cart, and $2717 goes with the dinette. Is the banjo $2080 or should he switch it to $3319? He keeps it... and he should've switched. Guess that $500 wasn't meant for him anyway.

Finally, Katherine Kirksey, who arrived at round 4, wins three sport tubes. Can she finally convert into a win? She'll get a 2006 Ford Focus if she does. She plays Money Game with this board:
90  45  19
71  18  20
50  34  85

Middle number is 7. She picks 18 first... $18. She picks 19... we have a $19,700+ car! She picks 45... $45 more. She picks 34... and saves the day from a washout with a $19,734 car! But it's Christopher who takes on Julie in the Showcase.

First up: how the rock band PIR got its start... with a recliner, a bar set, an HDTV, and a 2006 Ford Explorer! Julie bids $28,000. Christopher gets a new game room with Tokyo Cop arcade game, a billiards table, a Coke machine, and a catamaran. He bids $11,000. Actual price: $18,985, $7985 difference. Julie's actual price: $41,923. She's off by a country mile as Christopher takes today's crown and $20,295.

BUT the big winner today is the only winner, Katherine, with $20,632.

Stats: 1-4-1, $50,614.