When last we left, we had the Sorensens at one win. Now they continue their search for $20,000.

Round 1: 100 women, something men are good for (7). Jennifer fires with earning money... Number one! Other redeeming qualities: "Good for in bed", companionship, and, for the steal, fixing things. The Cheesmans have 61. Other answers: lifting, nothing, taking out trash.

Round 2: something you don't mind asking a complete stranger for (6). Matthew gets number one, directions. Other asks: change. The Cheesmans try the time for the steal... Got it for 123! Other answer: for a cigarette, jump start car, for a light.

Double Round: a public place you might hear someone snoring (5). Missy gets #1, a movie theatre. They also get #3, park. The Sorensens try to steal with airport...Not there! Cheesmans have 203. Number one: bus/bus station. Other answers: train/subway, church.

Triple Round: something witches are supposed to be able to do (4). Jeff is in with the top answer, flying on brooms. Rebecca gets #2, cast spells. Jennifer makes #3 disappear. Arnold completes the sweep with witches' brew, forcing...

Sudden Death: something people can get away with if they have a good lawyer. That's Rebecca. "Murder." That's game for the Sorensens, 492-203.

Ann and Matthew take Fast Money for $685 more, giving them a total of $1470.

First up, Jeff Beck of Cedar Rapids, IA. He's a general manager for a retail chain. His secret: "I spent $40,000 on Ken dolls." Jermaine... Nothing. Suzanne gets that they bought something. Frank gets that it's a pop culture collectible. Suzanne wants a conference. From that, Billy gets a toy, and the specific kind of toy. We get a look at some of his collection.

Next up, a mother of three from the TO, Janice Flissfetter. She had a life-altering brush with fame. Suzanne gets a famous movie actor. Frank gets American sex symbol with blonde hair. Billy gets the actor, Matthew McConaughey. Jermaine gets the secret.

Her secret: "Matthew McConaughey gave me mouth to mouth resuscitation." She made headlines with this.

Finally, a college sophomore from Palo Sidro, CA, Ryan Burrus! His secret: "I wear a beard made of 20,000 bees." Frank gets that it's above his neck. Billy gets that it covers his face and that it isn't made of clothing. Jermaine gets that it's a lower face conceal. Suzanne gets a lot of animals. But that's it. Stumper! Frank: "Bee beard person." Right.

We close out with Ryan and his bee beard.

Last week, we gave away $31,000. Today... $13,000 maybe?

Amy & Rob start off with an M. That becomes MAYOR, as they follow up with HELLO, but Pamela & Bill steal a TIMER. Amy & Rob return the favor with URBAN for Lingo, putting them ahead, 125-25.

Pamela & Bill get a D, but Amy & Rob set up a DIARY. Rob pulls a stopper, though. Another setup with FREAK gives Amy & Rob back the draw. They follow up with BACON and PAUSE. They lead it at the half, 225-25.

Pamela & Bill start round 2 with another D. That becomes DAISY. They follow with RIDER, but Amy & Rob steal with SUSHI for Lingo, giving them 375 to the red's 125.

Pamela & Bill get an H next, but Amy & Rob steal a HAREM of red balls. Pamela & Bill Lingo from YOURS. But it's not enough. By a score of 425-275, Amy & Rob win!

With three Bonus Lingo letters, Amy & Rob get GUEST, POLAR, TREES, IMPLY, BRIDE, and LEAST for six balls and six bills. Money ball is 19. Rob pulls... 59. Last pull with five chances... and they pull 19 for $5000.

Next time, $14,000 in the pot.

Ginger wins a wine fridge worth $889, as she tries for a Chevrolet Cobalt in Let'em Roll. The three products: Garlique, Hot Pockets (now a mainstay), and Capzasin P. The Garlique is $13.99. She says the Hot Pockets are lower... Right at $2.49! She says the Capzasin is higher... Right for $12.99! Now to the rolling. First up... Car, car, car, 500, 500. She banks the cars and rolls again. That's.. 1000, 1500. And that's what she walks away with, $2500.

Christine Ricke wins a $500 picnic tote package. Now to Flip Flop for a hot tub. The setup is 4395. That's wrong. Does she flip ($3495)? Does she flop ($4359)? Does she flip-flop ($3459)? Why flip-fop at all? Okay, enough of that... She flips, she wins!

Showcase Showdown #1 ends in a bonus spinoff between George and Ginger, each the proud new owner of 10 pictures of Benjamin Franklin. George spins out 35. Ginger spins out 95, as she returns for the Showcase.

But who will join her? Lucy, perhaps, who once bid "Kingman, AZ" on a wine fridge? She wins an offroad motorcycle worth $2567. Now let's go to the big Price Mountain for a living room group in Cliff Hangers. First of the three smallies: a food grater worth $29. She thought $25. That's four. She thinks a gumball lamp is $35... It's $33, but she has a wide field of margin to work with. She thinks the $50 toaster is $42, which is enough to make her a winner.

Carolyn Clay wins a $2020 wall clock as she tries for a Chevy Malibu in the Card Game. Margin of error: $2000. She draws her way to $15,500. Actual price... $21,830. Wow. Difference: $6330.

Last chance for Bambi before she's trampled. Last prize: a kayak. Last price: $2083. Last winner... Mary Jones. She gets a shot at an HDTV marked $1899, flatware marked $945, and a pair of electric guitars marked $2551. Which is wrong? She goes with the guitars, which are... $1748! Winner! Mary also picks up $1000 cash money like they're printing it in the Craig Ferguson studio upstairs.

First up in the Showcase: Beverly Hills... that's where I wanna be... for summer camp. They weave diamond necklaces, live in retro campers, and take cruises of the Mediterranean. Rich people sure are different. Top winner Mary passes to Ginger, who bids $14,000. Mary instead gets arrows... with an archery set, a computer, and a Dodge Charger! She bids $30,000. Actyual price... $24,818. Over she goes. Mary's Showcase is.. $16,888.  She takes away $21,317 in cash and prizes.

Stats: 3-2-1, $46,761.