The head of the Rosebaugh family knows a bit about hair, chops, and bad suits, but that's not going to get in the way of their $20,000 dreams. Round 1: 100 women, something specific under the car's hood you can identify (7). Jason gets battery, number one. The rest of the family gets engine and radiator. Can the challengers steal with "belts"? Nope, the Harts get 74. Other answers: carburetor, dipstick (said!), oil tank/cap, air conditioning.

Round 2: real or not, someone famous named Jose (full board). Carrie gets Jose Gonzales (artist) for #8. Amber says... Jose Hart. The Rosebraughs get the bard, needless to say. Keith gets #3, Jose Canseco (baseballer). Larry goes ten rounds with Jose Cuervo (alcohol dude), #2. The rest of the answers... well, aren't important. Can the Harts steal with Jose Feliciano (singer)? Yep, it's number one. They get 118. Other answers: Jose Ferrer (actor), Jose Jimenez (another baseballer), Jose Greco (dancer), Jose Iturbi (pianist).

Double Round: something a mother of eight kids needs a lot of (full board). Toi gets milk... under food/groceries, #6. John's money is #2. The Rosebraughs try for the steal with patience. Number one! The Rosebraughs on the board with 68. Other answers: sleep, help/support, love.

Triple Round: a fruit that tastes good when it's dipped in chocolate (4). Donna gets strawberries for #1. Bananas are good for 2. Cherries are good for 4. Just need #3... and it's apples to win, 412-68.

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John and Jason get a second shot at Fast Money. Jason gets a big one in something you see in a pinball machine (the pinball). He gets 134. John gets the family to... 178. That's another $890, giving them $1735 for two days.

(C-Note: Per Alex Trebek, this episode was taped well before the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. The fine folks at J! have confirmed that Deborah and her family are fine. Our thoughts and wishes, as well as those of the cast and crew of Jeopardy! go out to her and everyone else afflicted by this tragedy. That said, let's get it on.)

We've just had a revolving door of champs since David Madden was dethroned on Monday. Will it continue to revolve, or will Mike hold on for a second day? He starts with $200 Can You Digit?. So far, he can't digit, as he's $200 down at the game break. Chris is in the lead, $3800 to Deborah's $2200.

Deborah finds the Daily Double under $400 On Old Maps. With $3000 to her credit, the mama bets half her stash on the country that was once called Kievan Rus. "What is Russia?" With the documented answer as "the Ukraine", she is ruled as wrong, giving her $1500. Now here's an interesting spot, and I'll let you know why in a bit, but first, we end the round with Chris at $3800 and Mike at $2800.

Here's where things get REALLY interesting. Over the break, the line judges do their research and find that part of Kievan Rus was actually in Russia, so that is ruled as correct, giving Deborah $3700, meaning that Mike will start Double Jeopardy! with $400 A Steve Martin Film Festival, finding the first Daily Double under $1200. He bets $1400 on this: "All dames are alike: they reach down your throat & they grab your heart, pull it out & they throw it on the floor." "What is 'Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid'?" Right for $5000. Jimmy gives Deborah the second Daily Double under $800 The Pentagon worth $3600: "The PEntagon is so vast, in 1989 this Secretary of Defense got lost in the basement for 10 minutes before finding this way out." "Who is Tess Weinberger?" Wrong, no two ways about it. Dick Cheney sends Deborah back to $5700, but she gets a late $2000 clue to end at $7700 to Mike's $5800 and Chris' $9800.

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Final Jeopardy! in "Famous Paintings": it was originally painted as the centerpiece of the Spanish Government Pavilion at the 1937 Paris World's Fair. Correct response: What is Guernica?

Mike and Deborah are right, but Deborah bet bigger to win with $12,300. Mike leaves with $32,801.

Cynthia & Trish start off with an F. That turns into FOAMY. FOAMY turns into a red ball. They get the draw back with BITES, then turn TERMS into a Lingo for 125. They're not done yet, as they catch DIGIT, PAUSE, KNOTS, and... another stopper. Can Matt & Philip get points on the board here? Umm... no. They give Cynthia & Trish some more WIDTH. And Trish draws the last red ball, as the round ends, with Cynthia & Trish up, 225-0.

Big chance for the guys to catch up... and they blow it. The girls get CHEST, but... goodness, another red ball! Matt & Philip need the next few draws in the worst way here... They get the hallelujah chorus with ACHES. With their draws, they Lingo, giving them 150 to the Yellows' 275. But Cynthia & Trish answer back with JOUST and another Lingo, giving them the 425-150 lead. Matt & Philip get a PIECE of that lead, but VINYL gives them a stopper. That's the game, Cynthia & Trish win it, 425-250.

With three letters in Bonus Lingo, Cynthia & Trish get SWORD, GIVES, CRAZE, STUFF, KNEAD, and completely miss the gimme of LUNGE, but still, five ain't bad. Let's go for 20 times that. It'll happen if 45 comes up first. Cynthia gets... 17. Trish gets the $5000 on the next draw.

And to top it all off, poor Willie Wells has to sit out the entire hour in Contestants' Row. Sorry, Willie. But the double overbid means that the quickie Carol gets top winner honors today.

Fan Notes: Rich's suit was multi-colored: ash coat, black pants, and a BRIGHT blue tie.

Still no sign of Dr. Emily Senay.

STATS: 2/6 + 1 Bailout; $23,929

Other winners:
Capt. Joyce Hopson, US Army: night-vision binoculars; $4000 playing Pass the Buck (had she gone on... she would've used the $4000 for gas in her new car)
Edward Allegre: baseball glove chair; mini-fridge, joke machine, pedometer/radio, and $50 playing Punch-a-Bunch