We have a five-on-six Feud today, as Jennifer is expecting. Round 1: a movie that takes place in space (7). Lost in Space bets Armageddon, 3 to 7, giving the Yoos the board. Thomas gets #1, Star Wars. 2001 and Star Trek are also Space Cases. Can the Cooleys steal with ET? Nope! The Yoos get the 67. Other answers: Apollo 13, Alien series.

Round 2: something that could happen if you don't pay the IRS (5). Thomas pays a fine for #2, while Robbie garnishes wages for #5. An audit is up there, but Zina has the money answer with "go to jail". The Cooleys get another chance to steal with an auction... Yep. The challengers have 84.

Double Round: a reason you might have to get your picture taken (5). Rachel's passport is at #2. Sandy's driver's license is #1. Graduation and family event are also there, but the Cooleys get it again with wedding pictures and go to 252.

Triple Round: something women wear that hurts (4). Sandy gets #2 with a brassiere. Lavelle gets #3 with a girdle. Zina's shoes hurt the most at #1. It's down to the Cooleys again with a thong... Up there! Cooleys win, 528-94.

Jennifer (and child) and Lavelle play Fast Money for three, nickel and diming their way to $585.

We start off with Aman picking $200 Geography. And for the fifth time in five tries, we have an early Daily Double under $1000 Vocabulary Test. Emily, in the lead at $2400, goes $1600 on "earth measure". "What is geometry?" She's up to $4000.

Once again, you know about the free computer and printer that comes with your 15 minutes of fame today, so I'll go no further with it... Only to say that Aman wants to operate on someone's brain... And from the sound of it, he wants to do it now. At the end of the J! round, it's all about Emily, with $5600 to Aman's $1600. He might want to operate on Veronica's brain, because she's only got $1200 going into...

... Double Jeopardy!, which she starts with $400 Sports Stars. Emily finds the first Daily Double under $800 American Government. Still in the lead, she bets $1200 on the minimum number of electoral votes a state can have in the Electoral College. "I.. don't know." It was three, costing her to $5600. Emily completes the trifecta with $1600 Reptiles. Having rebounded, she goes $800. Here's Kelly. "The name of this animal, found in Africa, is from the Greek meaning 'ground lion.'" "What is iguana?" Nope, it's a chameleon, leaving Emily with $6400. It gets worse for her as she drops to second place at the end of regulation, with $2800 to Aman's $3200. Meanwhile, it gets downright painful for Veronica, who never managed to climb out of her red zone. She leaves with $1000.

So it's a battle of $2000 versus $10,000 in Final Jeopardy!. The category: "Historic People": at 81, this Pennsylvanian was the oldest delegate at the 1787 Constitutional Convention. Correct response: Who was Benjamin Franklin?

In today's case, the difference between victory and defeat was an N, as Emily forgot to place one in "Bejamin." Aman remembers the N and all the other letters to take home $10,000.

Anne & Brooke get WOVEN for 25. Trista & Sherron return the favor with SWAMP, following with MOMMY and a stopper. They get the draw back with GRUMP, but lose it again on another stopper. They get it back with CROCK... and lose it on a Lingo, giving them 150 to the Reds' 25.

Anne & Brooke get ZOOMS and a red ball. They get their draw back with SHOWN. And that's the round, as Trista & Sherron lead, 150-75.

Round 2 starts with HOMES for Anne & Brooke. And yet another red ball. They get it back with ROBIN, and Lingo to take the lead with 275.

Anne & Brooke steal PLOWS, but Anne draws another red ball. Can Trista & Sherron capitalize? No. Brooke steals himself MOOSE, but draws red. Doesn't matter, as Anne & Brooke win, 375-150.

With two Bonus Lingo letters, Anne & Brooke get UNZIP, ABORT, HOBBY, CIVIC, and METRO for $500 and five balls, one for 10, four for 5. The cash ball is 20, and Anne comes up with... 66. But they do make the $5000.

He doesn't get to take the boat or the bike to the Showcase, though. That honor goes to Danielle Castrillo, who wins a curio cabinet in round 3, parlaying that into a win of... only $500 playing Plinko. At least she gets some radio binoculars, a desktop arcade game, and a tortilla maker as well, not to mention a spot in the Showcase.

She'll take on Carmilla Lancaster, who won her way up on stage thanks to a pool. Now she has a chance to win scuba gear and dinnerware at Barker's Bargain Bar. She thinks the scuba gear is the bigger bargain... and it is at $1000.

Onto the Showcase! First up, a home gym package with an exercycle, a home gym, and a crosstrailer. Add a snowmobile, and top winner Carmilla passes to Danielle, who bids $13,027. Meanwhile, Carmilla gets inventions that never quite made it: a smellaphone (for a new range), a calm pilot (for a trip to the ever-so-calm Hawaii), and a ramcorder (for a Dodge Ram). Carmilla tags it at $18,000, a difference of $14,211. Danielle's difference, a paltry $2480. She's today's winner with $17,667.

Other winners:
Jordan Higley: TV; trip to Portugal winning the Grocery Game
Kimberly St. Clair-Davis: luggage set; tailgate grill, popcorn machine & dinette winning Most Expensive
Darryl Taylor: wall clock

Stats: 3/6, $48,769, and one Palm Pilot with a palm tree planted inside.