"Good old fashioned farm girls from Des Moines, IA", Sarah and Kay. Their secret: "We are mother/daughter acrobats." Blindfolds up, please... Jermaine gets that they are mother/daughter. Suzanne gets gymnastics. Frank... they're not contortionists. Billy is empty. We get the rest of the show, while Sarah & Kay get dinner and $1000.

Next, a man who loves to paint, cook, and drive down the highway fast... His name is Philippe, and his alter ego made him a star. Suzanne gets a costume. Frank gets that the costume is vastly different than what he's wearing now. Billy gets singing and western. Jermaine... thinks he's seen him before. "Would the words 'YMCA' do anything for you?" Bingo bango.

His secret: "I am the Indian from the Village People." Since the group's inception in 1977.

Finally, a recent grad of Cleveland State (no, Mike, not you)... Rick Smith, Jr. His secret: "I am a card throwing champion." Frank gets a physicality. Billy gets playing cards. Jermaine gets throwing. Suzanne puts 2-and-2 together.

World record is 216' 4". Can Rick beat it on the IGAS stage? No, but Gambit's going to slice things to take us out.

So far, Eric is proving himself to be a force to be reckoned with. Steve and Nathan have their work cut out for them.

Eric starts up with $200 Hot "Bun"s, but Nathan is the hot one with $2400 at the TV time out against Steve's $1800 and Eric's $1200

With $2800, Steve runs into the Daily Double under $600 US Colleges & Universities. Egged on by his friends in the crowd, he goes for broke on this... recovering from Katrina, it scheduled a makeup "lagniappe semester" starting in May 2006. "What is Tulane?" Right for $5600! But he ends up going down to $4800 to end the round. Nathan has the lead with $6400, while Eric, with $1000, starts Double Jeopardy!...

...with $400 Embrace the "Orb". Steve finds the first Daily Double under $1200 Physical Science. He bets $5000, and here's Jon... "For 5 out of 10 carbon-11 atoms to decay into boron-11, it takes 20 minutes, which is this measure for the carbon-11 isotope." "What is the half-life?" Right for $13,400! Eric has a chance to get back into the game with $2000 You Will Be Assimilated. He bets level on this: under the 1792 Treaty of Jassy, the Ottoman Empire agreed to Russia's taking over control of this peninsula. "What is the Crimean Peninsula?" Correct for $3800. He ends with $5800, but it's all a wash against $15,800 for Steve and $14,400 for Nathan.

Final Jeopardy! in "Africa": in January 2006 this country swore in Africa's first elected female president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. Correct question: What is Liberia?

Eric adds on all but two of his total, but Nathan is right on as well. So it's all on Steve... who gets it wrong. Nathan wins with $15,801, as Eric leaves with $48,402.

Armed Forces Week continues on the Lingo, as we salute the men and women of the United States Army.

Shannon & Mike get a B, as they get BLIMP, as Shannon red-balls. Andrew & Duncan get DEPOT, but Andrew comes up red. Shannon & Mike get POUCH from that, but Andrew & Duncan steal RIDGE and AMBER for the Lingo, giving them the lead, 125-50.

Shannon & Mike get a C, which Andrew & Duncan steal with CLASH. They follow with HOMES to lead at the half, 175-50.

Shannon & Mike turn an O into ORDER for 50. Two ? balls give them Lingo and the lead, 200-175.

Andrew & Duncan get an L, as they get some LEAVE. They follow with NAVAL and Lingo for 375 to the Yellows' 200.

Shannon & Mike get F for FLANK, but it's not enough. Andrew & Duncan win it, 375-250.

With three Bonus Lingo letters, Andrew & Duncan get BRASS, RANGE, EAGLE, COVER, MEDAL, and HITCH for six balls and $600. Money ball today is 10... Staff sergeant is in... and out with 16. No big money... but they do Lingo for $5000.

Next time, we're going for $29,000.

Today, though, it's only Patsy Lever, Steve Barsha, Michael Engle, and Janet Tilman on with a chance at a grandfather clock worth $2325. Michael wins it and a shot at a Jeep Wrangler in Lucky $even. First number: 1. First guess: 8... It's 9. One dollar gone. Second guess: 6... 8. Two dollars. Third guess: 5... It's 4. Another dollar. Final guess... 5.... It's 9. So close, yet so far.

Janet wins a $1299 encyclopedia and a chance at an offroad motorcycle, guitar speakers, a dinette, and a computer playing the Race Game. The prices: $990, $1189, $1538, and $2394. She sets the motorcycle at $2394, the speakers at $1189, the dinette at $1538, and the computer at $990. Only one right. She sets the speakers at $990, the dinette at $1189, and the computer at $1538... ALL FOUR RIGHT!

A $725 set of tennis equipment goes to Steve as he tries for $50,000 in Plinko! With chips from Bob, a $12 slow cooker, a $30 Dumbo DVD, and a $10 bath wand, he gets $11,500! But Janet gets the spot in the final Showcase.

Larry Davis is down and up thanks to a $1315 gold/sapphire ring. But can he escape with an Escape? A Ford Escape? The game is One Away, and the price is not $31,583. He tries $22,692. One... two... three... four... four honks, four right. He goes with $22,492. Actual price... $20,692.

Patsy wins a $918 washer/dryer and a shot at a folding trailer in the Grocery Game. She is presented with six products... she only needs one. She buys three bottles of Selsun Salon for $6.99 a pop. It adds up to $20.97 and a win!

Melissa Pearson gets herself a $1125 sofa and a chance at a trip to Miami if she knows whether she's Coming ($4431) or Going ($1344). She's Coming... and she's going to Miami! But Patsy's going to the Showcase.

First up: the life of a bee, as demonstrated by flowers for a year, a chaise, and a Ford Focus. Top winner Patsy bids $21,500. Janet, meanwhile, gets a bedroom group with sleep set, an HDTV, and a Chevrolet HHR. She bids $29,000. Actual price: $32,087, a difference of $3087. Patsy's Showcase... $18,905. Over she goes, as Janet wins $29,497 in swag.

Stats: 4-2, $62,633.