The Dangs lead it, 269-88, and we're up to the Triple Round. The question: something that dries up when it gets old. Shanna fires with bananas, which counts as fruit for number one. Also on the survey: skin and bread. The Dangs can steal with paint... and it's not there. Hokes take the points to lead, 295-269. Other answers: flower/plant...

Sudden death: someone with the last name of "Boone". James doesn't do it for Kristen, but Sameer gets the W with Daniel, 467-269

Neeti and Sunny only manage $550 in Fast Money.

His opponent in the Showcase is one Gisella Nazarian, from just down the road from TV City. That's right, all the way from Hollywood. She wins an area rug, and moves to the area of door #2 to play for a cabinet, a pair of electric guitars with amps, and a dinette. They'll all be hers if she can figure out which one is the Most Expensive. She goes for the guitars. Cabinet is $2097. Dinette is $2717. Guitars are... $1999. Least expensive. Don't cry for her, though, as she pockets $1000 on the Big Wheel.

So today's winner will get cash. First up in the Showcase, a semi-true story on how the pyramids were built. Apparently a cell phone, a Comfort Spa, and a Ford Explorer were involved. Thomas, today's top winner, keeps it, and tags it at $23,552. Gisella takes sun, sand, and surf with sunscreens, a trip to Jamaica, and a new sailboat. Gisella bids $30,300. She's $5030 off, while Thomas is $5492 off, meaning that Gisella's the big winner with $37,229 in cash and prizes.

Other winners:
Christa Rainvale: recliner; Jeep Wrangler winning One Away
Nicholas Fortner: combo game table; hair straightener, ice shaver, juicer, & bedroom with sleep set winning Shell Game
Katherine McClain: curio cabinet clock
Ross Ryman: sofa; $8.74 playing Any Number

Today, Frank made an outward reference to his $14,000 win on "Debt". Nowadays, both the $14,000 and debt are a thing of the past. We hope. After a sweep going into the WOD, it's Harlan's game, $1100 to $900. The question: The famous deaf and blind girl that learned to talk was Helen who? Correct: Keller.

Both players take Lia, who takes... "Hunt." Wrong answer is a good bet. Kristy loses all but $2. Harlan loses all... Kristy loses the $2 for a chance at $100,000. Could pay off.

And here it is. Discovered in 1922 and originally called "Factor X", alpha-tocopherol is better known by what name? a) Vitamin D b) Vitamin E c) Beta carotene d) Riboflavin. Barbara has no idea... She's walking. Correct: B.

So Barbara's gone with $16,000, why not say hey to JohnWayne Colwell of Scranton, PA. His father was a fan of the Duke, and now the little duke has $1000. He needs to poll the crowd on $8000. What famously reclusive author has lived in Cornish, NH since the 1950s? NYC returns with JD Salinger. AOL is split three ways, with JD Salinger leading the pack.  He goes with it, and he can continue.

... onto the $25,000 milestone: In his native country, famous explorer Christopher Columbus's name was what? a) Christophe Colombe b) Cristobal Colon c) Cristoforo Colombo d) Christovao Colom. He calls up Tony... "The second one sounds really good. Maybe about 40, 50 percent." He burns the final 50/50... and the PAF choice is gone. Only A and C remain. He's not confident enough to pull the trigger... or maybe he is... C is his final answer... You have $25,000!

For $50,000: Who was David Letterman's first guest on NBC in 1982, and again on CBS in 1993? a) Steve Martin b) Bill Murray c) Teri Garr d) Tony Randall. No time at all. It's Bill Murray for $50,000.

For $100,000: Which ancient Greek philosopher first wrote about the lost civilization of Atlantis? a) Diogenes the Cynic b) Aristotle c) Socrates b) Plato. He switches out. Correct: D. As JohnWayne thought. New question: The first industrial robot, put to work in 1961 at a General Motors plant, had what name? a) Omnitron b) Autobot c) Multitech d) Unimate. He doesn't want to risk it THIS time, as he walks with $50,000. Correct: D