Round 1: a reason why someone would leave a house through a window (6). Janice gets #4, a locked door. Sarah sneaks out for #3. Alyssa shouts FIRE! for number 1. A burglar also makes the survey. The Parkers try to steal with hanging decorations.... Not there! The Kobuses have  94. Other answers: being chased, broken door.

Round 2: something a wife tells her husband to get rid of (full board). Sarah's clothes beat Victor's magazines, 1 to 5, but the Kobuses go no further. The Parkers try old friends to steal... Not there! The Kobuses are up to 137. Other answers: pet/animal, trash, mistress, adult videos, car/convertible, bad attitude.

Double Round: a place where you were so nervous, you made promises to God (5). Alyssa gets #2, church. Irene gets #1, the doctor's. The Parkers go with court for the steal... Not there! The Kobuses have 237! Other answers: airplane, jail (said!), job/interview.

Triple Round: a reason you don't allow your children to swim in the ocean (4). Beth gets #2, afraid to drown, while Judy gets the top answer with SHARK!. The tide is high, but the Kobuses have one more shot with too deep... Not there! The Parkers are on the board with 234! Other answer: polluted water.

Sudden Death: a state where you'd expect to find cactus. That's Alisha.. "Arizona." The Parkers win, 420-237.

Back on the Fast Money spot are Judy and Victor, as they fail to add $20,000. But they'll be playing in the finals for up to $100,000 and a trip to Mexico.

Next from Springfield, IL, it's Steve Jenne. His secret... an interesting piece of historical memorabilia. It's not a body part, but it is from the 1960s. It's a singular thing found that isn't made of metal. It's political, but you wouldn't find this in the White House... or WOULD YOU? It has something to do with a President...

His secret: "I have Richard Nixon's half-eaten sandwich." Actually, this is from when Richard Nixon was vice-president. We see the sandwich, amazingly kept well.

Finally, a proud military mom, Victoria Pettigrew. Her secret: "I make bikinis out of dog hair." Billy gets that it has to do with women's fashion, and the material is unique. Jermaine gets hair. Suzanne gets it. With a little help from Bil.

To end the show, we see a fashion show with some of Victoria's suits in action...

Laura didn't chance the game for a big paycheck, as she had a big lead going into the Final. Can she do the same today?

Laura starts up with $200 New York Times News of 2006. Laura gets a bit lost for words when she misses a clue about the Cascades (she lives by there, as Travis can tell you), but still leads, $3000 to Luke's $1800 at the TV time out. Robbi is still waiting to break out.

Luke finds the Daily Double under $800 Fountains. Leading by $800, he bets $2000 on this: unveiled in 2004, the Hyde Park fountain that memorializes her is a deceptively simple-looking oval granite ring. "Who is Princess Diana?" Right for $6200. He takes $8600 into the next round, while Laura has $4400. Robbi, who finally gets off the zero mark with $2200, gets to go first in the Double Jeopardy! round...

... with $400 Literary Thrillers, finding the Daily Double under $1600. Robbi bets $3000 for the lead. Here's Sarah: "A 1981 thriller by this author opens with the discovery of 3 faceless corpses here in the title setting, Moscow's Gorky Park." "Who is Martin Cruz Smith?" Right for $7600! Robbi also finds the second Daily Double under $1600 American Places. in the lead by a wide margin, she bets $2400 on this: named for an Army chaplain, this city near Phoenix boasts more than 200 sunny days per year. "Who is Flagstaff?" Nope, it's Scottsdale, leaving her with an even $22,000.  Seems like we say this a lot lately, but it's her game to lose with $22,800, while Luke has $9000 and Laura has $7600...

Luke and Laura... heh. Anyway...

Final Jeopardy! in "People in Space": in 2005, as the shuttle Discovery prepared for landing, NASA played a Dexy's Midnight Runners son in her honor. Correct question: Who is Eileen Collins?

Complete washout, but Robbi leaves to prepare for tomorrow with $20,800. Laura leaves with $18,500.

The fiesta will only begin once someone wins $30,000 today...

Jon & Cristiana get an A to start, but Anthony & Monique AVOID them to steal. They follow with WATER, BLAZE, and the Lingo for 125.

Jon & Cristiana get a J for JOINT. That goes into DREAM and PINCH, but Jon draws a stopper. They get the draw back with CONGA for the Lingo, giving them 150 to the Red's 125.

Anthony & Monique tie the game with H for HANDY. They follow with BROIL and another Lingo to go into the half in the lead, 225-150.

Jon & Cristiana start with an L for LIMES. Anthony & Monique steal SALTY, but Anthony comes up red. They get the draw back with ADULT. That's enough for game for them, 325-250.

Bonus Lingo for 30 G's. With three Bonus Lingo letters, Anthony & Monique get CANDY, VOICE, MANGO, WORMS, GRAND, BLANK, and TOAST for $700. Time for the final board. The money ball is 20. Monique get... 30. They get the $5000 on pull 5.

Next up, $31,000 in the jackpot.

Where's Victor Calderon? We find him, Molly Norton, Alicia Switzer, and Nathan Minnich-Weber as we start the day off with his & hers ski/snowboard equipment. It all costs $2834. And it all goes to Alicia, who gets a chance to strap all of that swag onto a new Chevrolet Malibu. The game is Five Price Tags. The first prize: a food grater. Is it $29? She says false. It's true. Is a digital compass $40? She says false... True again. Is a jukebox radio/CD player $55? She says false... It's $90! Finally, is a cereal dispenser $55? She says false... $40! So she has two choices of the five tags. She chooses $15,480... NO. She chooses $18,558... NO. It was $16,990.

Molly takes an $1180 gemstone globe as she gets a shot at a spa playing Bonkers. The price is not $8453. She goes low, high, high, high... and it takes her a while to do it... And it's not even right. Should've gone low, low, high, high.

Christina Alexander (C-Note: No relation) wins a river bench worth $625. She can decorate it with $10,000 if she wins the Grand Game. Target: $7. Products: Viactiv chews, Hot Pockets, Bayer Low Dose Aspirin, Carnation malted milk, Blue Star ointment, and Fiji bottled water. She goes with the water... $1.59! She goes with the Hot Pockets... $2.49! She goes with the malted milk... $4.39! She's going on with the ointment... $6.19! That's $10,000 for Christina! And that's all for her, because Molly beats her out in the Showcase Showdown.

After two overbids, Nathan wins a CD stereo worth $430. And he takes it to a Clearance Sale, where he tries for a pair of banjos, a Joust/Robotron cabinet, and a fireplace. The clearance prices are $599, $1300, and $2650. He goes with $599 for the banjos, $1300 for the game, and $2650 for the fireplace. The banjos are... $1148. The game is... $2995. Ooh... Bob tries to throw it to break, BUT doesn't. The fireplace is... $1499. D'oh!

Mavy Chadwick wins a $599 pair of patio heaters. The 911 dispatcher from San Diego now gets a chance to play Cover Up for a Ford Ranger. The board...

         3
       5 4
     9 8 0
   6 7 6 1
 1 4 2 9 8
 3 0 8 1 2
$2 8 1 3 5

First try: $14,790. Two right, the 1 and the 0. Next, $16,950... 6 is right. Next, $16,280... 2 is right. Finally, $16,210. Right!

Last chance for Victor to take the stage with a curio cabinet. Price: $2295. Winner: Irene Brodbeck. Now she plays for trips to Canada and Cabo. Toronto's marked at $4703. Cabo San Lucas is marked at $3764. Should they be Switched? She says Switch! Did she make the right move? No. Did she make it to the Showcase? No. Mavy does.

First up: spoiled dogs. They're fed off of dinnerware, walked on a treadmill, and taken out on a travel trailer. Top winner Mavy passes to Molly, who bids $14,000. Mavy gets a new bedroom group with sleep set, new swimwear, and a new jet ski. She bids $15,525. Actual price: $17,009,  a difference of $1484. Actual price of Molly's Showcase: $17,137. Close, but $3137 is beaten by Mavy's bid. Mavy goes home with $33,818.