By the time you watch this, Jennifer would've already given birth. Good way to start life. Round 1: something people say is "on the house" (5). Walter fires with drinks, #1. No more answers from the challengers, as the champs go with dinner. That's a steal of 88. Other answers: address, chimney, roof (hey, it's on the house).

Round 2: a word a dieter thinks about that starts with "C" (6). Robbie fires with calories, #1. The champs also think about cake, carbs, chocolate, and cholesterol. Some good steals over with the Foxes, but they go with cellulite. Good answer... just not there. The champs up to 168. Other answer: cookies.

Double Round: if people could have a spare body part, something you wouldn't mind having an extra one of (5). James' arm is #2. Good for control. Jennifer scores top of the board with hand. Eye, brain, and heart are good for the runout and 294.

Triple Round: the worst place to accidentally fall asleep (4). Lavelle goes behind the wheel for #1. Work is #2. Can the Cooleys steal with smoking? No, the Cooleys blank the Foxes, 504-0. Other naswer: church, bus/train (said!)

After the ladies fail to take $20,000, the dudes get a shot with Robbie and James.. but they only manage 163, thanks to James blanking out twice. They get $815.

It's been a long week for Melissa, but she's back and ready to fire again. She starts us back up and running with $200 My Own Private Idaho, finding the Daily Double early under $1000 and making it true. The clue: calling itself the birthplace of television, Rigby, Idaho was the boyhood home of this technology pioneer. "Who is Spencer?" Nope. It was Philo Farnsworth, as she's zapped to nothingness...

But it wouldn't last, as she leads at the half $5800 to Paul's $2200. Stuart, who started out in the red, has $2000 and will start Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 Quotable Sports. Melissa sticks with the 19th Century despite a downward trend on that category. Good thing she did; $2000 is the Daily Double. With $6600, she halves the level on the country of the Rio de la Plata. "What is Chile?" On the other side, it was Uruguay, as she is left with $5600. Paul can capitalize with his Daily Double under $1600 South of the Border. He fronts $1000 on the name that comes from a heckler yelling "In the cantina you talk big!" "Who is Bob Hope?" Cantinflas, as we go zero for three in the Dailies, giving Paul $10,000. It gets worse for Stuart, who loses all of his money. He'll leave with $1000. Meanwhile, it's Melissa's $11,200 versus Paul's $14,800 as we go to...

Final Jeopardy! in "Europe": of national entirely within Europe, it was the largest in area in 1571 & 1771, not on the map in 1871, & no. 6 in 1971. Correct response: What is Poland?

Both are right... but Paul makes the fool error of betting nothing, literally handing the game on a silver platter to Melissa, who goes into tomorrow's match with another $22,311, $41,706 for two days.

Two ladies are going to have to put the pen down proper in order to win a ride on a surfer. Here are Taylor's words: Taylor, joke, football, and embarrassing (because he is... his words). A trip to Puerto Vallarta is on the line. Let's do it!

Danielle's first in the writing room, while Heather makes nice with the band. Danielle wants to compare her song with Jimmy Eat World (the working title: "Taylor Made for Me"). Meanwhile, Danielle likes to keep her music upbeat a la Sheryl Crow. Her song is nothing but power chords (my guess, because they're easy and they get the job done). Ryan's notes: Danielle has a sort of Shania Twain, Pat Benatar thing going on. Nice to know that señor host has been reading up.

Time to switch! And we have "not even close" to a song with Heather. All she has are chords... and she can't even remember most of them. Meanwhile, Danielle doesn't have an ending, but she still has hope. It comes together on both sides... but Heather needs some words fast. Ryan's notes on Heather: the song is starting to shape up.

Let's hit the stage with Taylor. Okay, let's get rid of Taylor. First up, Heather, who sure as hell likes a good time, sings "Good Time". You write that song to him? That's a real crap song, you know? And it's a real crap singer singing it. Taylor feels it, though.

Danielle, please be better than this. She calls her song "Taylor Made". I have to say that this one was better than the last one. But then again, it wasn't that hard to beat something like the car crash that was Heather's song. What does Taylor think? "That was awesome!" He has an idea.

And it's... Danielle! No surprise there. Or at least a good choice.

We haven't seen a chasco yet. Marisela, who is dressed as a giant pumpkin, doesn't want to see one now. She gets not a Chasco, but $100, which she can spend in one of two ways - either buying Vitacilina and what's behind it, or Curtain #3. Marisela wants some Vitacilina, so she buys that. Behind the curtain - ah there's the first Chasco of the day, as we see a stuffed donkey with an old man with a mop on his head. Inside the Vitacilina - $1,000! A nice deal for Marisela as she sits down happy.

We go to the jungle to get Aida the cheetah woman. She gets a packet of money with $20 on each side, which she can trade for Curtain #2. She does and gets a nice refrigerator worth $1,095. The money goes to Roger the sumo wrestler - and now we add another packet with $100 on each side. He can keep the money or trade it for Curtain #1. He keeps the money and turns down a trip to the Chasco Barber Shop, where the guy with a mop on his head is getting a trim. Total of the money in the packets? $745, which is a nice deal for Roger.

But who wants to go after something nice - such as over $14,000 worth of stuff? Cheetah woman Aida and Pumpkin lady Marisela both do, and we have your two traders. Elizabeth wants Door #1 and Marisela wants door #3. What we see first? Door #2, where that person would have gotten a trip to Mexico, a camera and some watches worth a total of $5,110. That's usually the Gran Trato, but not on this show. Next up is door #....1, where Aida will get $1,000. It's Marisela which will get the Gran Trato - which is a Ford worth $14,685! Marisela is thrilled as we leave you on this Columbus Day weekend.

Who wants to go to Belize? It's on the Wheel for round 1. It's an Event. Kelli makes a quick $2500 with a G. But it's Barry with the solve of PAYING BILLS ONLINE for $1800, $4800 so far.

Eggland's Best Jackpot Round, and we're dealing with a Thing. And it's a Prize Puzzle. You know what that means. Lisa runs out on vowels, and she knows about the RED-AND-WHITE-STRIPED BEACH TOWEL for $7800... and a trip to a place where you can use that... The Bahamas! And if you're Spin ID KF02704, you and your red-and-white-striped beach towel are on the way as well. So far, she's got $16,095.

Plan your own escape with a Kia Rio this week in the Mystery Round. The category: Stars & Roles. Kelli picks up the trip to Belize with an S, solving BRAD PITT & ANGELINA JOLIE AS MR. & MRS. SMITH rather quickly for $4250 and the trip to Belize. All together, $10,330.

Barry gets the third tossup SMALL POTATOES for $3000. He starts out round 4, People. Kelli runs out on vowels, solving GREAT-GRANDPARENTS for $1950 more, $12,280. Another round, I say! This one's a speed round, occupation's the category. Consonants are worth $1900. Lisa's your big winner with PHYSICAL THERAPIST for $19,895.

Let's escape to the Bonus Wheel as we deal with a person. With the regular six and HMF I, she gets something...

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Looks like a MOVIE BUFF... Got it! And what does she get? A Chevy Trailblazer! Which means it's Spin ID time once again. New wheels to the person with ID FG01160. Both winners have 24.