Nickname du jour: the original Game Boy. Brett looks a lot of Ashton Kutcher, but will they do some punking on this Feud? Round 1: 100 women, what do you do when you discover there's a mouse in the house (6)? Raffie gets #5, call a mouse catcher. Christina sets traps for #1, though. Scream, get a cat, jump on a chair, and, as Brett put it, "get some food" round out the board, giving the challengers 99.

Round 2: an occupation where you have to touch your customers (6). Lucy gets top of the board with a doctor. The rest of the family get masseuse and hair dresser, but the Fraziers steal with manicurist for 179. Other answers: nurse, tailor/clothing.

Double Round: something that starts with the word "public" (full board). Annie gets number one, a restroom. Defender, transportation, and schools also make the survey. Can the Fraziers snatch the board with "public telephone?" Nope. The champs are on the board with 82. Other answers: library (said), Enemy.

Hey did you know there was a DVD game out? You should really go get it. Triple Round: a common topic of conversation at men's poker games (4). John gets #1 with their wives (or sex).  Job, cars, and sports seal the lead for the Contreras family as they win it, 373-179.

John & Raffie try their hand at Fast Money. Raffie's first as he gets a number one for any month you would take off if you could (December). He gets 107. John gets a number one for a place where they always keep you waiting (a doctor's office), but 50 is not enough. They take another $935, giving them a two day total of $1665.

Jason has two games under his belt and some of, if not the most money one champ has ever garnered within the past two weeks. But can he get any more? Or will the graduate cutie with the cat or the dude with the stud in his soulpatch go for broke? Jason starts with $200 Astronomical Rhyme Time. The lady in the center is making her presence known, as she finds the early Daily Double under $1000 Fort Sumter. Already at $1800, she makes a play for the lead with $1500. The clue: 3 decades after the Civil War, fear of this European enemy prompted the building of a new battery; it was never used. "What is France?" Nope. A fleet of Spaniards dock Caren down to $300.

Fun fact: Jason has over 650 board games, including German games. I hope he has Settlers of Catan. That's my game right there. After the second half of the round, it's a race between Jason's $5000 and Justin's $4200. Meanwhile, Caren with $1300 starts Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 The "S" Files. Jason's beginning to break from the pack as he finds the first Daily Double under $2000 Villes de France. He goes $6000 on the Papal Palace of the capital of the Vaucluse department. "What is Avignon?" Right for $15,000! Caren goes straight for $2000 Famous Painters, the second Daily Double, and an all-in wager can put her within striking distance. She only bets $5000, which'll help... The task: identify the painter of "The Assumption of the Virgin." "Who is Titian?" That's Ti-TIAN, dear. She's got $12,300. She'd lose some of it, ending the round with $11,500. Justin's got $5000, but once again, it's Jason's game to lose with $23,800.

Final Jeopardy! in "Record Setters": on August 6 & 7, 1961, Gherman Titov did this 17 times; the previous record was one. Correct response: What is orbit the earth?

Justin remembered that Gherman Titov was a Russian cosmonaut... and apparently he's the only one. Still, not enough to rub out Jason, who collects another $23,100, giving him $78,800 for three days.

"I'm Chuck, and if you see two of me, then see an ophthalmologist." This must be the twin episode. And while I can make the obvious joke about Shandi, I'm not going to.

The guys get BROTH, while the ladies steal ROUTE and follow with HEADS and the Lingo, giving Pamela & Paula the lead, 100-25.

And they continue right out of the break with CHAMP, but the guys steal FORKS off their plate, but Gabriel draws red. Pamela & Paula capitalize with THIGH, leading 150-50 at the break.

Round 2 coming as we see the series three titles on the Lingo big screen. Why? Because it's a crooked letter, that's why. Pamela & Paul GLIDE into the Lingo effortlessly, giving them the lead, 300 to the guys' 50. The guys get ALOUD and the Lingo to cut the lead to 100. Make that 150; Pamela & Paula get STUNT. They also get a red stopper. They also get a steal with MUNCH. Game over, the girls win it, 400-200.

With three Bonus Lingo letters, Pamela & Paula get TAXES, ALIBI, CAMEL, POURS, SPACE, and FORTH for six. Paula goes for 10 for 10... She gets 10... times 4. Pamela gets the Lingo, giving the sisters $5000.

Leading Off: first, the 12 players on the LA Lakers '88 Finals roster. Sean is knocked out after 2. Pete's knocked out after 2. James is knocked out after 3. Schwab is at 4. Next: 20-game Major League winners since 2000. Pete moves ahead to 7, James drops behind to 4. Sean stays in the middle with 6. The Schwab has 10. Finally, 16 host cities of the Winter Olympics before Turin. In the end, James and Sean are tied at 8, while Pete moves on at 10. Time for a tiebreaker: in 2002, Rich Gannon set the NFL record for completions in a season. How many completions did Gannon have? Sean says 493. James says 469. Correct: 418. James moves on.

Onto Name That.... It's like Bid-a-Clue. Four clues to start in basketball, here's Pete... Juwan Howard gives Pete 4. Next up, pitchers and three clues. Eric Gagne gives James 5. College football coaches, James gets four clues. Tyron Willingham costs James, as Pete gets the 4. Linebackers with three, James gets the clues... and gets stumped again thanks to Tedy Bruschi. Pete gets the 5. Tennis greats for four clues, once again James... Rod Laver gets James 4 points.  Final Name That, Baseball players. James gets three clues... and Pete gets the points. Final score: 18-9 Pete.

But only temporary. Here's Stop the Presses. It's all about correcting bloopers for up to 2. After that game, the King is dead as Dan wins it, 7-2

Schwab Showdown categories: Captains of Crunch Time (crunch performances), Hey Lefty! I'm Open! (left-handed QBs), Stopping Short is My Thing (shortstops), and Shorts & Suits (NBA player coaches). Pete gets his first strike in a two-pointer. Schwab gets his first in a 3-pointer... and his second in a passed 3-pointer. Schwab wins this one, 4-9.

Leading Off: 17 30-TD-throwing QBs from 1984 to 2004. Greg is out at 2. Malcolm is out at 2. Joel gets 4. Schwab gets 5. Next, 20 former NBA player Hall of Famers since 1995. Greg is out at 1. Joel is out at 2. Malcolm is out at 3. Joel & Malcolm tied at 5 to Greg's 3. Finally, 25 players on the 2000 Yankees World Series roster. Greg's out early, meaning Greg is out period. Joel & Malcolm move on...

... to Remember When. Each player is spotted 100 points, and they lose a point for every year that they're off. If they hit it exactly on the nose, it's worth a point. On the final question, scores are doubled. It's less complicated than it reads. Malcolm leads it, 97-95, going into the Ultimate Year. MLB is Joel's subject. The question: the year the Athletics began play in Kansas City after moving from Philadelphia. Joel says 1952. He's off by 3, meaning he's got 89. The question for Malcolm in college football: the year Paul "Bear" Bryant began coaching in Alabama. Malcolm says 1964. It was 1958, meaning Joel wins it, 89-85.

Schwab Showdown. Categories: First-Year Secondary (rookie NFL DBs), Summer Games People Play (the Olympics), The Chicago Nine (Chicago baseball), First Class (sports firsts). Schwab passes Joel his first strike. It was over when the Schwab struck out on this question: First-Year Secondary for 3:

In 1952, what rookie cornerback set the NFL record for interceptions with 14?

Correct: Dick "Night Train" Lane. Joel seals it for a second time, taking away a total of $22,000.

It's championship time!

The Red Storm is in the house for this Leading Off: First: RBs with 1700+ rushing yards in an NFL season entering 2005. Vik is out at 1. Pete is out at 2. Joel is out at 5. Schwab has 6. Next, 18 60-point scorers in an NBA game, entering 2005-06. Joel & Pete are tied at 5 to Vik's 3. Finally, 14 boxers Mike Tyson faced in 16 title fights. Vik is out first, meaning he's out period. He needed that round bad. Pete & Joel move on.

Time to play Who's Got More? Pete gets MLB career home runs, eight of them. Joel gets career RBIs, nine of them. Next, Pete gets career receiving yards, going to 28 on the buzzer. Joel gets career passing yards, but only gets to 23. It's Pete vs. Schwab for $30,000! But Joel can say that he's the only person to stump the Schwab twice for $22,000.

Schwab Showdown. Categories: The Color Line (breaking the color line), Is That Your Finals Answer (NBA Finals), Skins Game (Redskins), Behind the Mask (hockey goalie). Rubber match right here... and Pete strikes out. At least he gets $8000 and the golden Schwabble-head. Schwab wins it, 9-4, and gets only about as much time as ESPN will give him to prep for his next challenge... if there is one.

Jackpot round: same name. Brenda gets a $1000 from AstraZeneca (they'll also match it with a donation to breastcancer.org in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Go there and make a donation yourself). Brenda solves THE LION & BURGER KING for $1900, $3900 total.

Mystery round for jungle green... $10,000 to be exact. On the Menu, the category. Mystery Prize goes unclaimed as Jessica solves CHOCOLATE RASPBERRY LAYER CAKE for $1800, giving her $17,850 total.

Tossup #3: SELF-EMPLOYED CONTRACTOR goes to Duvan, giving him $3000, $4000 total. It's Speedround time with On the Map as the category. $1300 a piece after a bit of regular play. Jessica reads PRINCIPALITY OF MONACO for $5750. She's your big winner with $24,900.

But can she take the Bonus Round? Phrase is the category. After the usual six an MPD O, we get....

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No help. HIGH IN FIBER was the solution, as Jessica misses out on $24,900.