It's the Fourth of July, and Susannah's been launching fireworks for the last week.

Susannah starts with $200 Names in Sports, as she takes the lead at the TV time out, with $2200 to AK's $1600. Michelle has $400.

Michelle finds the Daily Double under $800 Odd Jobs. She bets the level on this: pronounced one way, it's an archer; the other, it's the guy with the oar closest to the boat's front. "What is a bowsman?" So close, it was a bowman, giving Michelle's $200. At the end of this lackluster Jeopardy! round, Susannah remains in the lead with $3800 to AK's $2600. Michelle, with $2000, starts up Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 Plant Life, finding the first Daily Double under $1200. She bets only $1000 on the tree family that the sago isn't.... "What is a pine?" Again, really close. It was a palm, leaving her with $1800. Susannah can make it darn near impossible to be caught with the second Daily Double under $2000 American Rivers. She bets the level on this: it's the river mentioned in the title of Indiana's state song. "What is the Ohio?" Nope, it's the Wabash, but she still leads with $11,000. She still leads at the end of this round, $12,600, but it's not a runaway with $9400 for Michelle. Meanwhile AK's out of bullets with $5000.

Final Jeopardy! in "The 20th Century": on Oct. 16, 1964 at Lop Nor this nation detonated its first nuclear device. Correct question: What is China?

No one is right...and for Susannah, it's the end of the road as she bets a tad too much. Michelle takes this one with $6500, while Susannah leaves with $58,001.