Round 1 ($100 per word): connect HUNG with HORSE. Andrew gets hung JURY. Porsha gets jury DUTY. Ben gets duty CALLS. Rick calls HOME. Andrew finishes it with WORK. Speed Chain: BASEBALL - B - C - PAINTING. Is it "bat chest"? No, it's "bat cave."

Round 2 ($200 per word): connect TUMBLE with UP. Porsha spells out tumble DRY. Andrew orders a dry MARTINI. Ben wants a martini GLASS. Rick has a glass JAW. Ben finishes it with BONE. Guys lead $1200 to $300 going into the next Speed Chain: ROACH -  M - S - FIGURE. "Motel Six" does it for $1400.

Round 3 ($300 per word): connect RUBY with PUZZLE. Daria spells out ruby RED. Ben counters with Red CROSS. Andrew solves a WORD puzzle. Porsha gets cross DRESS. Rick gets CODE for the chain. They lead it, $2300 to $900. Final Speed Chain: MADAME - B - N - PROFIT. "Butterfly Net" does it for $2600.

Round 4: connect SAUSAGE with LICSENSE. Chain: FACTORY - DIRECT - ACCESS - HOLLYWOOD - MARRIAGE - LICENSE. The ladies run out of money as the guys win $2900.

Bonus Round: The guys get milk, nine, trigger, kryptonite, oink, high heels, and Astroturf for the tripler and $8700.

Round 1: a kind of lunchmeat that describes your mate's personality (5). Don's bologna is #3. Michael's turkey is #2. Annie gets the top answer with "ham". Salami is also there. The DeBoers try chicken for the steal... Got it for 86.

Round 2: something people do with their index finger (6). Annie fires with point... and that's top points. Rest of the family gets picking your nose and scratching. Dialing a phone is the steal for the DeBoers for 174. Other answers: apply makeup, wear a ring.

Double: somebody famous you think probably has no sense of humor at all (5). Susan gets the big one with President Bush. Dick Cheney is also up there. The Davises try to steal with the Governator... Not there! The DeBoers have 252. Other answers: Tom Cruise, Martha Stewart, Michael Jackson.

Triple: a sport where people and animals team up (4). Dane gets polo.. #2. Don gets #1, horse racing. Dogsledding is also up there. Rodeo... is good for the sweep and the shutout, 543-0.

Don and Susan team up for 195, giving them $975.

In the nightcap, the Gomezes (Jasmin, Peter, Jessica, Billy, Roxy; $980) take on the Knowles (Darren, Vanessa, Ron, Susan, Lauren). Champs lead after 3, 196-83. Triple: something French that Americans enjoy (4). Food is #1 for Billy. We also get French kissing, while the Knowles go with wine... Up there for 284. Other answer: perfume.

Sudden Death: what do you think Christie Brinkley should do with her husband? That's Roxy... "Divorce him." Got it for the win, 427-284.

Billy and Jasmin take on Fast Money again, earning $20,000 for a two-day total of $20,980.

Ray had to take down a heck of a champ yesterday. Will today’s performance prove that the youngblood is the real deal?

Ray starts with $200 National Parks. At the TV time out, he leads it, $4400 to Lynn’s $3800 and Jason’s $600.

Lynn has $4400 when she finds the Daily Double under $800 Adjectives. She bets $1000 on this: its synonyms include level, candid & consecutive. “What is even?” Nope, it’s straight, sending her back down to $3400. She rebounds to $4600 in time for Double Jeopardy!, but Ray is way out in front with $9400. Jason, with -$1600, has the dubious honor of starting the next round…

… with $400 Ancient History. Lynn finds the first Daily Double under $800 Tales of ETA Hoffmann. She now trails by $2800, bidding $2000 on this: a Hoffmann tale title lost the words “and the Mouse King” when it became this Tchaikovsky ballet. “What is ‘The Nutcracker’?” Right for $13,000! Last category is in Yoga. Jason finds the second Daily Double under $1600. He risks just $500 on the control of pranayama. “What is breathing?” Right for $1700. That’s where he ends the round, while Lynn is within striking distance with $15,000 against Ray’s $16,600

Final Jeopardy! in “National Capitals”: the city’s website calls it “the last divided capital in Europe.” Correct question: what is Nicosia?

All are wrong, and in Eric’s case, it costs him dearly, as he winds up in second. Lynn takes the crown and $10,000. Eric leaves with $30,801.

Next week, we're going back to school.

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She pushes to $5790. Actual price.. $3579. She was one off.

Ryan wins an $1801 sofa. The prize rolls onto the stage, it's a Pontiac Vibe. The first number is a 1. The game is Lucky Seven. First pick... 8... Right on the money. Next, 6... She's four off at 2. Next, 5... It's a 3. One dollar left. Final pick... 5.... Right! She wins the $18,235 whip set.

Wilbert French is down and up thanks to a $1599 treadmill. Instead of feet, he gets wheels... two offroad motorcycles with helmets in Safe Crackers. The numbers in the price of the helmets are 0, 3, and 4. He sets the combination lock at 430. Should've gone with $340. Big winner of this half is Ryan, who goes onto the Showcase.

Sherri McElroy starts the second half with a $560 digital camera. Can she win a Jeep Wrangler? The game is Temptation. Bob's gifts: a $799 clock, an $1199 fireplace, a $1881 serveware set, and a pair of massagers worth $500. Using those numbers, she sets the price at $19,185. Then at $17,185. Now for the Temptation... does she take $4379 in swag or go for the car? She... goes for the car. Actual price... she was closer earlier. It's $19,180.

Michelle Thomas scores an $887 set of six flowboard and backpacks. Next, perhaps a home entertainment center with HDTV. The game is Now or Then. Now: ... well, now. Then: August 1998. On the wheel: Johnson's baby shampoo ($4.09), Altoids ($1.99), Airborne ($6.99), Colgate toothpaste ($2.39), Oxford index cards (69¢), and Hot Pockets ($2.49). First, the toothpaste. She goes with then... RIGHT! Next, the index cards. She goes with then... It's NOW. How about the Airborne? She says now. RIGHT again. She can win with the Altoids. She says now... it's then. No win there.

Michelle Samuel wins a $3295 day sailer. Can she win a piano in Side By Side? Is it $9768 or $6897? She goes with $6897.... Right!

Which Michelle goes to the Showcase? It's Michelle T., as she takes on top winner Ryan. First Showcase: the importance of 35. We have I-35 through Dallas, an HP35 featured in a laptop computer, and 35 years of giving away cars like a Pontiac Grand Prix. Ryan bids $22,500. Michelle gets a new bedroom with sleep set, beach towels, and a hot tub. She tags it at $16,300. Actual price: $17.499. Difference: $1199. Not bad. Ryan's Showcase... $30,000 and change. Michelle wins the Showcase with $18,386, but Ryan's the top winner today with over $20,000.

Stats: 2-4, $52,161.

The Abads lead after four, 288-36.

Triple: other than Fred, a character on "The Flintstones" (3). Liliana fires with Barney for #1. Wilma is #2. Betty finishes it for the win, 510-36.

Dinero Rápido: Jaime gets 50. Juan gets.. 197. Ouch. So close, yet so not. They take $500 into the next round with...

The Abads lead, 121-46. Double: other than gold, something that is mined (4). Coal is good for #1 for Natalia. Silver, copper, and... diamonds put the Herreras back in the game with 226.

Triple: something you clean a floor with (3). Luis wins control with a mop. A broom and a disinfectant mean that the champs are still champs, 520-121.

Dinero Rápido: Nancy draws DOUBLE! Nancy gets... three gooseeggs for 37. Rafael gets the family to 151 for $2000.

After a long month or so of competition, we're down to the final three. One will take on the Schwab for $30,000.

... which could be easier than we thought, as Schwab takes a baseball to the head. We almost have to name the show "Stump the Monkey" when a miracle happens... One word: "Krzyzewski." It's SHOWTIME, BABY!

Leading Off: First up, 16 NFL passing TD leaders since 1980. Brian and Chris are out at 1 a pop. Marty gives up 4. Schwab has 5. Next, the first 16 in the 2006 NBA Draft. Chris runs out for 6 to Marty's 8. Brian has 4. Schwab has 9. Finally, NL stolen base leader since 1959. Marty moves with 11. Chris has 7. Brian... gone with 5.

Schwab, by the way, has 14.

Remember When: give each player 100, please. How many of them can you hold onto? Marty leads going into the Ultimate Year, 104-96. Chris's Ultimate Year question: Hale Irwin wins his third US Open. "I should've said it twice earlier, 1990." Right for 2. Marty's Ultimate Year question. Larry Brown resigns as head coach at UCLA. "1981." Showdown is set as Marty win it, 106-98.

At long last, the quadruple header for all the cheddar. The $30,000 Schwab Showdown: The categories are... Bracket Science (NCAA Men's Basketball tournament), I Feel a Draft (MLB Draft), Top of the Heap (NFL record holders), and Suit Up, Santa (sporting events on Christmas).

Marty passes I Feel a Draft for 2. Big mistake. Schwab gets it. Marty gets his first strike on Top of the Heap for 3. But it's all for naught. Schwab, the ultimate closer, closes the season on a winning note by a score of 14-7. Marty leaves with $4000 and... a bronze Schwabbie and one of his throwbacks to keep.

So the question remains... can ANYONE stump the Schwab? The quest continues...