Can the Killingers make a killing in Fast Money this time? We'll see. First, a word. If the challengers look familiar, they were brought back due to a technicality from last season. Round 1: something the Christmas spirit makes you feel like doing (5). Tia sings at #2, while Kirk dresses the tree at #4. Kenna gets #1, the gifts. Anton gets #5, baking. Can the champs steal with the church? Nope. Harpers remember how this goes; they get the 74. Other answer: dancing/partying.

Round 2: something that starts with the word "pay" (6). Avi gets #2, payday. Jennifer does her one better with paycheck. Rest of the family gets... not much else. The Harpers try "Payless". Shoes, up there? Yes! They get 134. Other answers: payment, payback, Paypal.

Double Round: a celebrity that is hounded by the paparazzi (5). Kenna gets #4, Britney Spears. Gynneth gets #1, Tom Cruise. Brad Pitt and Paris Hilton also make the survey. Killingers go with Michael Jackson. Wacko Jacko, up there? Yes! They get 128. All of a sudden, we've got a game.

Triple Round: something that's known as a blood sucker (4). Lesley gets #1, a leech. Vampire's up there. Mosquito's up there. What else? The Harpers go with... fleas? Not there! The Killingers win it, 383-134. Other answer: tick, said by Gynneth.

Buy the DVD game, durn it. Diane must've been practicing on it, as she got 145 from four number ones for "an article of clothing you wear over and over again without washing" (coat), "on average, how many times do you kiss your spouse" (three), "a superhero that doesn't fly" (Spider-Man), and "a country the US fought a war against" (Iraq). Kirk also gets the job done, giving the family $20,845 for two days.

Can the student teach two more grown'uns a thing or two, or will Caleb or Andy put her in her place? She starts with $200 Hello Kitty... and just because we can... and for the fact that the category has nothing to do with it and we feel kinda cheated about it...

Andy finds the Daily Double early, under $1000 Cars. In last place, he opts to tie on the Porsche model premiering at the 1953 Paris Motor Show. "What is the Spider?" He ties Caleb at $2200 at the break, while Monica has $1800. She slips a bit to $1600 at the half, while Caleb moves a bit with $2400. Andy is way ahead with $5200, but it's the champ who starts Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 South of the Equator. After getting a visit from Crazy Uncle Jeff (he used to host something like this, remember?), we get a Daily Double under $2000 Literary _____ of _____. Andy bets the level on "Kurtz--that means short in German--don't it?". "Don't know." It was "Heart of Darkness", giving Andy $6000. Monica, who was struggling the entire game, finds the second Daily Double under $2000 It Happened One Knight. Still in third with $2400, she bets $1500 on the leader of the "Reconquista" until his head in 1099. "Who is Don Quixote?" Nope. El Cid leads Monica to $900. That's where she'll end. Caleb has $1200, while it's Andy's to lose with $14,000

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Final Jeopardy! in "15-Letter Anagrams": someone chatting about preserving natural resources is these 2 similar words, anagrams of each other. Correct response: What are conservationist and conversationist?

Monica was queen for a day... and it looks like Andy will sew this up with $13,000 in his stash. Monica leaves with $9000.

BTW: thank Mindy Bender for suggesting the above joke. I'm going to have to tell her that it didn't work.

We start off with the Dream Job dude and a giant red ball (this cannot bode well). Zach & Dodgy get DUCKS. Michele & Bil steal CLEAR on a gimme. And Zach & Dodgy say "gimme" after Michele draws red. Zach & Dodgy get GRANT, and Zach draws the Lingo, giving them 100 to the Reds' 25.

After the break, we learn that Chuck and Bil have come full circle, as Bil "ate it hard" on Scrabble a few years back. Back to Zach & Dodgy, who score on THROW, but, how apropos is this, the big red ball draws a little red ball. Michele & Bil are BEING sniped by Zach & Dodgy with ADDED. They end the round in the lead, 150-50.

Remember, balls drop every Tuesday at 10p ET on this very network. Now to round 2. Zach & Dodgy get TRADE and trade up for a Lingo, giving them 300 to 50. And they're still not done yet. They get FLARE. Zach: "No Whammies." That's another show. COURT follows, and Zach & Dodgy deliver the biggest whuppin' since the two Marc(k)s back in 2003. Final score: Zach/Dodgy 400, Michele/Bil 50. Michele & Bil leave with $1000 for their charities each.

With four letters in Bonus Lingo (one for winning the game, two for the Lingoes, and one because this is a charity game), Zach & Dodgy get GOOSE, MYTHS, FOXES, CLOCK, WIPED, and BARKS for six. That's worth $6000 and six balls. Zach & Dodgy are stuck in season 3 mode, but a 43 will get them $10,000. ... And there's Dodgy with the 4-3. That's $10,000 a piece for their charities.

Tomorrow, poker players go all-in against poker show hosts.

It would for Sgt. Salvatore Cavallo, a decorated soldier, who would find his biggest battle against the Let'em Roll ramp. After getting his three rolls, he rolls his way to a Chevrolet Cobalt to take his washer/dryer home. But first, he rolls his way into the Showcase.

.. Where he takes on Mary Ann Kirby, the "youngest contestant on Johnny Olsen's Princess Show". She gets a wine secretary and a chance at $10,000 to stock it with playing Punch-a-Bunch. After winning punches from a sound machine, stand mixer, and toaster, she gives up the $50... she gives up the $1000.... only to end up with $5000!

First Showcase sees the lovely Ms. Osbourne turn Italian with kitchen appliances, an MP3 jukebox, and a trip to Rome (obviously). Salvatore, content with just having Italian blood, passes to Mary Ann, who bids $13,460, a $1966 difference. Salvatore gets to be a hero with a range, a hot tub, and a ski boat. Content with being an American hero won't stop him from bidding $33,200, even if Bob has to be the bad guy in telling him that he's over. Mary Ann is the princess today with $21,775 in cash and prizes.

Other winners:
Larry Dixon from Alabama: luggage set; trips to Maui & Montreal winning Switch?
Muath Alambay: bracelet, $246 playing Money Game
Shelly Lucas: pendulum swing
Donna Frye: grill

Stats: 2/6, $52,217 given away today.

Who wants some Vitacilina? Harold the Arabian Knight does, and he has whatever money is in there...or he can have the big box. He keeps the Vitacilina, and gives up some power tools worth $665. Inside the Vitacilina today - $250. Not awful, but not as good as the tools.

We have more money to give away, and Guillermo invites Julie the fairy and Loralee the witch to select one of 8 bills on the table. Loralee wants #1 while Julie wants #4. Loralee can trade her bill for Curtain #1 and she does so, getting a new barbecue and hammock combination for $663. That's a good thing, because her bill was only worth $20. Bill 2 - $200. Bill 3 - $50. Bill 8 - $50. Bill 4 belongs to Julie unless she wants curtain #3. She does not want it, but then Guillermo offers her $400. She doesn't want it. Behind the curtain - a Chasco Swamp Monster! Bill 5 - $100. Bill 6 - $100. Bill 7 - $1,000. Bill 4 - $20. Julie turned down the $400 and only got $20. Oh well.

We go back to see if anyone wants a shot at more than $5,000 in the Gran
Trato. Rosa and Loralee both comply. Rosa wants door #2 and Loralee wants door #3. We start, however, with door #1 and $850. We continue with door...#3, which has an entertainment armoire and color TV worth $2,127 for Loralee. That leaves Rosa with the Gran Trato - luggage, watches and a a trip to Cancun worth $5,070. now Rosa can be treated like a real queen - or at least feel like one in Cancun.