The Killingers are trying to send the Cloesmeyers back to New York. Round 1: something people fall out of (6). Marie fires with #2, bed. Kirk gets the number one, love. Also making the board: an airplane, car, couch... but the Cloesmeyers try to steal 87 with window. Not there. The Killingers get 87. Other answer: boat.

Round 2: if you were told to evacuate the house immediately, the first thing you would grab (6). Jennifer gets #2, the kids. Joanne gets #4, photos. Dawn gets #3, pets. Can the Cloesmeyers snatch the points with "wallets"? Documents were said... but wallet's number one for 48! Other answers: clothes, documents/papers.

Double Round: 100 married women asked a place where your husband spends so much time, he might as well live there (full board). Dawn gets #1, work, because Ronnie prematurely buzzed. Also on the board: bar, garage, and bathroom. Marie thinks that the gym is up there... It ain't. Killingers have 205. Other answers: golf course (said), basement.

Triple Round: something around the house that you empty (4). Lesley gets #1, the trash. Dishwasher's also up there, but it goes to the challengers, who try with refrigerator. Not there, the Killlingers win it, 475-48. Other answer: ashtray (said), ice cube tray.

Diane & Kirk try for another $20,000 in Fast Money. She gets the number one on the longest time you've been on hold (15 minutes) and something you might see right outside a supermarket (baskets). She gets 89. Kirk gets the number one for a product you buy for the bathroom (toilet roll), but it isn't to be. And you learn something new every day... Apparently four people think you see picketers outside a supermarket. In any case, another $655 goes into the family bank, giving them $21,500 for three days.

Andy inherits the champion gloves, and he'll use them to fight Jeanie and Tom. Andy starts with $200 Roadside America. We go to $800 Elementary, My Dear for the Daily Double. Jeanie my dear bets the full $1000 on the two most abundant elements dissolved in seawater. "What are sodium and chlorine?" That's right for the tie with Tom, giving her $1200. The tie would last almost the entire round as Tom broke away with $2800 to Jeanie's $1800 at the half. Andy once again breaking away from the pack early at $7000, but it's the student who opens Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 ... And Twins! (the earlier category was "We Love Football on TV"... here's to love songs), finding the Daily Double, the first of two, under $800 All The World's a Stage. Jeanie fronts $1200 on the playwright of Nicomaco in "Clizia". "Ungh... Florentine... Who is Michelangelo?" Not right. Nicomaco is Niccolo Machiavelli, leaving her with $2600. Andy finally finds a Daily Double under $2000 Long Words. He bets $3000 on "13 letters: a journey by foot, not falcon." "Don't know." It was a peregrination, leaving Andy still in the lead with $13,600. He ends the game in the same way with $16,800. Tom has $5200, while Jeanie has $600.

Final Jeopardy! in "The 1980s": on May 18, 1980, its height was reduced from 9677 feet to 8364 feet. Correct response: What is Mount St. Helens?

Jeanie and Tom are right, but Andy can't be caught. Sure he had a brain fart, but he had enough cash to lock in the victory. And he does so with $15,800, giving him a second-day total of $28,800.

Hmm... so THAT's what John Ahlers looks like. He and Lisa start it off with an S, but it SWINGs Kathy & Kenna's way. Lias & John return the favor with CHIPS. Kathy & Kenna re-return the favor with FUDGE, but Kenna comes up red. They get the draw back with DEALT and the Lingo. They lead, 125-25, but they get another 25 from GREED, Chuck. Looks like Kenna's a fan. They follow with TOPIC and another red ball as they lead it, 175-25 at the half.

Look out for the new season of Poker Royale next Friday at 10p ET.  Now to round 2. Lisa & John get an A... for effort, because Kenna gets ANKLE. He Lingos and loses his hat, giving the Reds 325 to the Yellows' anemic 25. Lisa & John get BADGE and finally Lingo for 175 to 325. Kathy & Kenna get QUEEN, but Kathy draws red. Lisa gets LATCH on the first shot. Doesn't matter, though, as they win it, 375-225. Lisa & John donate a grand each for their charities.

With four letters in Bonus Lingo (one for winning the game, two for each Lingo, and one because this is a charity game), Kathy & Kenna get STUDY, GREET, WAXED, PANDA, AWFUL, FOLDS, COMBS, and LINEN for eight. That's worth $800 and eight balls. A 44 will get them $10,000. Kenna's feeling lucky.. but he gets a bad break, 54... Kathy makes up for it with the Lingo for $5000.

And speaking of bad breaks, two Ballbreakers champs take on two Ballbreakers hosts next time.

We start with Leading Off, as we always do. First things first: the 16 NFC starting quarterbacks from Opening Game 2005. Adam's done at 1. Vik, Micah, and the Schwab sweep the rest with 5 each. Then up: the 12 players on the Utah Jazz '98 NBA Finals roster. Vik and Micah are done at 2, giving them 7 each. Adam is stalled at 3, giving him 1. The Schwab... in the lead with 9. Final Leading Off: the first 16 men inducted as players into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Adam is done at 1 and done for the game with only 5. Vik blacks out at 3, giving him 9. Micah has 4 for 10. Schwab is also out with 13.

From Leading Off, we go to Dodge the Schwab, where players can either one of six answer regular questions for 1 point or one of two Schwab-level questions for 2. You can either answer a Schwab or dodge it and pass it on, but if you get the question wrong, you lose a point. Landon Donovan is the first of the two Schwabs. He'll take it. He'll take it and run with it, matching the player with the San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS, giving him 2. Micah finds the second Schwab under Gordie Howe. He'll take it, having to ID the WHA team of Gordie, Mark, and Marty Howe from 1973 to 1977. The Hartford Whalers... wrong. It was the Houston Aeros, giving Vik the lead, 4-0... and the $1000 big prize, not to mention a seat against the Schwab in...

The Schwab Showdown. Vik says that he could "beat down the Schwab." We'll see, as he goes for another $5000 and a spot in the semi-final on the road to 50 grand. The categories this time: One Shining Moment (men's Final Four one-timers), You Complete Me (complete baseball games), Men of Steel (the Steelers), and Suit Up (uniforms & equipment). While we're reminded that the Schwab can't sing "One Shining Moment". Schwab gets his first strike on the 2-pointer in You Complete Me, having to answer two Blue Jay hurlers from 1997 (Roger Clemens & Pat Hinckley). Hugh Durham's '83 squad gives Vik his first strike in 2-point One Shining Moment (Georgia). Thirty complete games in a season gives the Schwab his second strike. Vik passes Suit Up for 3, but Schwab passes it back. Vik gets another strike. Next wrong answer is a loss. Vik gives Schwab Men of Steel for 3.

Question: Before changing their name to the Steelers in the early 1940s, what was the original nickname of Pittsburgh's NFL franchise? "Steegles" Night, Schwab. That's three. You're out. Vik wins the $5000, $6000 total. BTW: correct answer: Pittsburgh Pirates. We'll see Vik later in the season

Now that the men have gotten the money, the women can decide to spend it. Melinda can spend the $50 on Curtain #3, which of course she does... but she gets a Stuffed Donkey carrying a ChascoAlien dragging a cardboard saucer. Does Claudia want to spend her $950 on Curtain #2? She does not, and she misses out on a $1,199 refrigerator and a $500 SmartCash Card. Still, $950 is a nice total.

We get a quick visit to the Trato Hecho Cash Register with Rigo. The register has 5 buttons. If he finds the one that has $1, he will win a sofa/TV combo worth $1,149. Rigo selects button #3, which isn't $1, but it is $500, which is a nice prize. The magic $1 was under button #4.

No more cash registers, but we have a brown stuffed gorilla and a pink stuffed gorilla. Carlos gets to select one, and whatever gorilla he doesn't want goes to Socorro. Carlos wants the pink one, which is his, unless he wants $400. He doesn't, and instead he gets what's under the Gorilla, which says BOX, and in the Box is a...beauty sculpture with the head cut out for a Chasco! Socorro is offered $400, but she wants the Gorilla, which is connected to an envelope that has...$1,000! A very bouncy Socorro grabs the money and is thrilled.

Will she be even more thrilled with the Gran Trato? She will be, as she goes for it. Joining her will not be Claudia and Miguel, as they keep the $950. Rigo wants to go for it and gives back the $500. Socorro wants door #2 while Rigo wants door #3. We start with door...#2, as Socorro trades down to $700. Next up is door #3, is Rigo gets an armoire with TV worth $2,023. That's nice, but not as nice as bags, luggage, watches and a trip to Puerto Vallarta worth $4,050, which was the Gran Trato for today. Well, if it makes you feel better, Rigo, I would have preferred the armoire.