Round 1: someone who came to you door and you hid pretending not to be home (6). Scott goes with neighbor, #4. Salesman is good at #2. Mother-in-law goes under #6. The ex is #5. That's it for the champs, as the Iribes try Jehovah's Witnesses for the steal... Number one answer! That gives'em 33. Other answer: bill collector.

Round 2: a fruit that might be used in a description of a woman's body (6). Amy fires with pear, #1. We then get peach, melon, and the apple bottom, but can the Iribes steal with strawberry? No. The Johnsons get 92. Other answers: orange, tomato.

Double Round: a prop you would need to do a Popeye impersonation with (5). Danny buzzes in with #4, big forearms. Eric also buzzes in with a pipe, #1. We also need a sailor hat, a can of spinach, and a tattoo for the sweep and 288.

Triple Round: most animals walk on all fours; name an animal that can walk on two (4). Martin's monkey is three. A bird, a kangaroo, and people... sweep! The Iribes win, 324-288.

Uncle Juan and Jessica go to the Fast Money board... and come back with only $555.

Miranda proved why she was a force to be reckoned with in the last Double Jeopardy!, but can she sustain that momentum?. She starts with $200 Magazines. That category houses the Daily Double under $1000. Candy finds it and bets $1000 of her $2800 here: the woman for whom this magazine is named is called "orator, union organizer, and hellraiser" on its masthead. What is "Mother Jones"? Right for $2800. After a visit to the Nike campus in Oregon, Candy leads, $7800 to Paul's $5000. Miranda will have to tap into that late-game energy from yesterday to build off of her $3600 as she starts Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 Put On Your Helmut. Miranda finds the first Daily Double under $800 Short Stories. With $4000 to Candy's $13 large, she bets $1600 on this: in an 1819 tale, his daughter says about him, "it's been twenty years since we went away from home with his gun." "Who is Rip Van Winkle?" Correct for $5600! Last category is You're Going "In". The Daily Double under $1600, and Paul finds it, trailing by $4400. He bets that much on this: it's a polypeptide hormone produced by the beta cells of the islets of Langerhans. "What is insulin?" We're tied at $16,600! That would change as Candy drops to $14,600, Miranda builds to $4800, and Paul stays at $16,600.

Final Jeopardy! in "World Capitals": a 1958 coup in this city ended a monarchy; 10 years of political turmoil followed, then 35 years of dictatorship. Correct question: What is Baghdad?

No one is right... and Paul went whole hog on the question, making Candy the new champ with $9601. Miranda leaves with $17,801.

Joyce Bueller is down and up thanks to a Playstation with system, two controllers, two Eyetoys, two memory cards, and 12 games. All that swag totals to $675, and Joyce would like to put it all in the trunk of a 2006 Ford Five Hundred. She can buy it for as little as a quarter playing Pocket Change. First number: 2. Second... 4. Third: 6. Fourth: 1. Final: 9. The bad news: four mistakes mean that the car's now worth $1.25. Even worse: she only snagged 90 cents in pocket change, landing a gooseegg on her first pick.

Catelyn gets a pearl necklace in round 3 after bidding exactly right with $900. But she'd really like that... plus 100, then multiplied by 10. So she's playing Grand Game with these: Uncle Ben's brown rice, Mylanta Classic, VO5 hot oil, Gold Bond lotion, Dreamfields linguine, and a Clorox bath wand. Target price: $7.00. She picks the rice... $1.99, that's $10. She picks the linguine... $2.59, that's $100. Lotion... $8.99. That's $100. Should've gone with the VO5 and the Mylanta, as that's all the money she'll pick up. Lora wins the Showdown round and a spot at the end of the show.

Ardith hopes to join her, having won a 42" projection TV. Time for the Bonus Game with a bedroom and sleep set in the offing. Ardith controls the windows with a novelty mailbox, alarm clock, and a toaster oven. Will a cordless phone cost him that bedroom? NO! She's a winner! And darn it, it's about time!

Another one-round wonder in Lana Delahunt, as she wins a washer/dryer and a chance at a Ford Focus playing the Money Game. The cards:

48 65 90
80 18 75
17 34 19

Middle number in the car is 7. She goes with 18... $18. How about 19? Front of the car! Then comes 65, 75, and 90. Cash, cash, cash. Lana ends up with $248. Should've gone with the 34.

Last chance for Ronald to meet his homie on stage... but it's Jordan Macias with a dinette. He plays Double Prices for double off-roaders either worth $7855 or $6748. He goes for $7855 and... and... here comes the last train to Clunkerville. For Jordan, it has a stopover at Showcase City.

First up, a trip into the (minds of the) ladies' dressing rooms, where we find a soda fountain, a hot tub, and a Hi-Lo trailer. Top winner Lora passes to Jordan, who bids $18,750. Lora gets a living room with carpeting, an electric fireplace, and a vertical piano. She bids $13,210. Actual price: $17,527, a difference of $4317. Now to Jordan, whose Showcase totals up... $28,016. Lora wins this one with $19,826 in stuff.

Stats: 1-5, $32,648.