It's a bicoastal Feud today as the Elrose come from the Big Apple looking for a quick buck. Round 1: many people want to be a Hilton, but name another real family you'd want to join (6). Joey gets the Gates family for #2. Big Lou wants to be a Trump for #1 (who wouldn't?). The family also gets the Kennedys, the Osbournes, the Clintons (yet no one would want to be a Bush), and the Rockefellers for the sweep and 86.

Round 2: a bad job for someone who hates kids (5). Big Lou gets teacher, #2. Frank gets babysitter, but it's only at #3. Kristina gets #1 from day care. Nanny also makes the survey. Can the Berrys steal with scoutleader? Not there! The Elroses get 179. Other answer: bus driver.

Richard likes kids. Has a couple of his own. Double Round: 100 men, a famous female sex symbol (5). Little Louie beats David; Marilyn Monroe is #1, while Pamela Anderson gets #2. The Berrys try to steal with Madonna... Not there! Elroses up to 249? Other answer: Angelina Jolie, Cindy Crawford, Sophia Loren.

Triple Round: something that reminds you of New Orleans (4). Disclaimer: this show was taped before recent unpleasantness. Marie gets Cajun food for #3. Kristina scores #1 again with Mardi Gras. Joey says... the same thing. Then he changes to jazz music. Big Lou finishes it with Rue Bourbon to win the game, 543-0. The Berrys leave with $670.

See what happens when you give the host a teddy bear? You shut out the champs. But can the two Lou Elroses seal the deal? Big Lou gets two big ones with an ingredient you would find in trail mix (nuts) and a word/phrase that starts with Bermuda (triangle) for 132. Little Louie gets a balloon for something you would blow into for the win and $20,000.

As you saw yesterday, Victoria certainly earned her way to the top spot. But can she stay there? Let's get it on! Victoria starts by sweeping Food a Lafontaine (delivered by familiar movie-trailer voice Don Lafontaine). She leads at the TV time out, $6200 to Stacey's $1000. Ray still has yet to score.

Victoria finds the Daily Double under $800 Pope-pourri. With the lead at $9000, she bets $1500 on what Felix V was to Nicholas V in 1449. "What is an anti-pope?" ¡Correcto! She ends the round with $10,500 to Stacey's $3800. Ray, with $1200, starts Double Jeopardy!...

... with one of the categories being "16- (Yes, 16-) Letter Words". This is your Emmy at work, guys. We won't go there. Instead, Ray goes to $800 Historical "D" Tour... and wouldn't you know it, it's the first Daily Double. He fronts $1000 on the birthplace of both Henry Ford and the motor company that bears his name. "What is Dearborn?" Right for $2200. Leroy Chau aboard the International Space Station gives Ray a video Daily Double under $1200 Man in Space worth $3000: "An early vision of a space station was in 1952 Collier's Magazine article by this scientist." "Wernher von Braun? *Chico does the "more" finger motion* Who is Wernher von Braun?" Got it! He's up to $7200, where he'll end the round. Stacey is at $11,400, and Victoria is close ahead with $12,900.

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Final Jeopardy! in "By the Numbers": the phrase "How I want a drink, alcoholic, of course" is often used to help memorize this. Correct response: What is pi (p)?

Ray is right on for the lead, so it's up to Victoria, who... gets it wrong (she wrote "quadratic formula"), but hey, she had to knock off a titan just to play this game. She's happy leaving with $23,801, but it's Ray who comes from behind to return tomorrow with $14,200.

Ed & Margaret steal BELLY, but Margaret draws red. They get the draw back with GRUNT, but lose it, when Kira & Shari get SOBER. Ed & Margaret get FORTY, followed by COUNT, and another stopper. They get it back with OFFER, PAINT, and the Lingo for the 200-25 lead at the end of the round.

Round 2 starts with Ed & Margaret getting a new board, and what Chuck calls the third steal where a Y was involved. The Y was in JIFFY. They follow that with UNION and a disunion with a red stopper. Kira & Shari get DROPS and drop a red ball. Ed & Margaret get FLASK and the Lingo, giving them the lead, 450-75. Kira & Shari get ROADS and ANNOY, but it's pretty much moot at this point with the red ball and the empty draws. Ed & Margaret win, 450-175.

With three Bonus Lingo letters, Ed & Margaret get STORY, KNOWS, JUNKY, LOYAL, THEFT, NITRO, and WRIST for seven. Better than half a chance at $5000. If you draw 10 on the first pick, it's worth $10,00. Ed draws... 40. Margaret draws the Lingo for $5000.

Will Sophia the daughter follow suit - she can have what's in the pocket for herself, or she can send the box to mom. Sophie decides to give mom the box and gives up a ticket...to Tratolandia! Mom instead gets a washer/dryer combo worth $1,098!

Does mom want to trade for the small box? Noooo sayeth mom Maria, and she gives up a dvd player worth $399. Does daughter want to trade for the curtain? Noooo, says daughter Sophia. and she gives up a trip to Reno, Navada worth $850. Either way, both of them made good deals and the family can celebrate.

Can Catwoman Sandy celebrate? She can if she makes the right choice - the money machine or Curtain #1. She wants the curtain and gives up a $20 bill. Instead, she will be celebrating with a mini dinette set worth $994. We have a deal between the cowboy (Isaac) and the she-devil (Rosa). Whoever is the closest to Derman gets $400. The loser gets to sit back down to their seat. Isaac guesses $4.50. Rosa Guesses $3.50. The Derman is...$3.19 and Rosa wins the money. Isaac leaves with nothing. Guillermo has both a box and Curtain #2 for Rosa, and she can trade the $400 for either. She trades it for the Curtain. What she doesn't get in the box - a refrigerator worth $1,149 and the she-devil realizes that she may be getting her due. She does - as she gets a wheeled bathtub powered by a stuffed Chasco donkey. Well, not everyone will be celebrating.

Who wants the Gran Trato? Neither mommy nor daughter want to go, but Sandy will gladly go, as will Isaac, who's nothing apparently is better than Rosa's bathtub and stuffed donkey. Sandy wants door #3 while Isaac wants door #2. No one wants door #1, and there is a riding lawn mower and storage shed worth $2,099. Next up - door #3, and Sandy trades up a little bit with $1,000. That leaves Isaac with the Gran Trato, which is a bedroom set with bureau drawers and a pair of watches worth $4,768! Not bad for someone who was stuck with nothing, eh?

Jackpot round coming, and so is a Spin ID in this Prize Puzzle. We have a thing. Via does the hard work, while Taylor solves DISPOSABLE WATERPROOF CAMERA for the $1000 house minimum and... a trip to the Caribbean! And if you're spin ID LJ04159, you're off to the Bahamas, too! Tell Taylor I said "hi"!

Straight hula moolah with $10,000 in the Mystery Round. Phrase is the category. Taylor spins out $1000 from Maui Jim and the Fiji trip. But it all goes away as he goes Bankrupt. Heidi gets a quick $2400 with CLOSED-CAPTIONED FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED. So far, $3400 for her, including her first Toss-Up win.

How about the third, though? PARCHEESI goes to Taylor, and so does $3000, giving him $7800. Category for the speedround: occupation. Pat gives out $1400 for consonants today. Heidi wins $4200 more for COURTROOM SKETCH ARTIST. She leaves with $7600. Taylor leaves with $7800, but Via is going to Bonus Land with $10,200.

IDs at the ready, gang. Final category: thing. Given the normal six and KMW O, we get...

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... and a big stink-o from IVORY SOAP. She leaves with $10,200, when she could've had $35,000 more.