The Pomanos get this mental soccer match going with a Mexican wave...

Round 1: an excuse a girl gives when a girl doesn't want to slow-dance with a man (6). Kelly: "I don't feel very good." It's number 4. Holli: "I have a boyfriend." Number 5. Heather: "I can't dance." Number 3. Hailey: "My feet hurt." Number one! Holli again: "I have to go to the bathroom." The Allens get a shot at it with "ask me later."... Not there! The Pomanos have 66. Other answer: tired.

Round 2: a place where people always try to squeeze one more person (6). Holli like a bus (number three), but Ernest gets the board with a car at number one. Elevators and restaurants also get a squeeze, but the Pomanos lose it with a taxi, giving the Allens 86. Other answers: church pew, concert.

Double Round: a drink served in its own special glass (5). Heather fires with a martini... Number one! Margaritas, beers, champagne, and wine mean a sweep and 238!

Triple Round: something dogs do a lot of doing the dog days of summer (4). Dale benefits from premature buzzer syndrome on Hailey's end, as he gets the top answer of sleep. They don't convert, as the Pomanos get one more shot with... shed. GOT IT! Pomanos win, 370-86. Other answers: pant, drink water.

Hailey and Holli try this Fast Money thing again... and again, they come up short with 154, giving them $770, a two-day total of $1525.

Chris narrowly dodged defeat on Friday, but can he put himself in a position to win in earnest today?

He starts with $200 Science, and finds the Daily Double under $600. He bets the max of $1000 on this: in testing out gases by smelling them (not a good idea), Humphry Davy found in 1800 that this one made him feel giddy. "What is nitrous oxide?" Laughing gas, right for $1800 to tie Gerald!

He would use that initial burst to springboard into the lead with $7400 at the half to Gerald's $5200. Lucretia, with $1000, gets to go first in Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 The "New" World, with the first Daily Double under $1200. Chris fronts $2400 on this: at over 12,300 feet, Mount Cook is its highest point. "What is New Zealand?" Correct for $11,000! Last category in this round of recent movies (also a category) is The Constant Gardener, and the Daily Double is under $1200. Lucretia bets $1400 on the flower whose name is Latin for "small sword", whose colors range from pure white to deep red. "What is... I don't know." It's a gladiola, which leaves Lucretia with $2000. She'll end with that, as Gerald will end with $9200. Meanwhile, it's Chris's game to lose with $23,400.

Final Jeopardy! in "American History": Henry Laurens, Thomas Mifflin & Richard Henry Lee were presidents of this body that only lasted about 15 years. Correct question: What is the Second Continental Congress?

Chris is the only one right, and the only one to make the big bucks today with $26,400, giving him a two-day paycheck of $42,199.