For the record, the Dinapolis took the train. Round 1: a kind of place that people get throw out of (6). Danielle gets number one with a bar. They also get school and the movies, but the champs get a house for 76. Other answers: restaurant, sporting event.

Round 2: a reason people end an extramarital love affair (6). Mandy gets #6, the spouse. Guilt, stress, and loss of interest are up there, but the number one, because they got caught. The champs have a chance to steal with you find someone new. Nope. The Dinapolis have 79. Other answer: came to senses.

Double Round: an animal that starts with "G" (5). Tom gets #2, goat. Karen gets #3, gorilla. Alex gets #1, giraffe. They also get their goose. The Dinapolis try guinea pig for the steal... How cute. But wrong. The Guyoviches have 260. Other answer: groundhog.

Triple Round: something that shrinks (4). Robert gets the top answer, underwear (clothes). People and food also make the list. The challengers have one more shot at it. "Your bank account!" Could be... YES! Dinapolis win, 331-260.

Michael & Mandi go for the big bank account in Fast Money. And seven questions later, boom. $20K in the bank.

The College Championship is still a week or three away, but the teachers are getting their licks against a woman of the cloth (with the collar on today... she means business!). Diane starts with $200 The Small Stuff. So far, it's all small stuff for Diane, who's on the red side of $1600. Susan's on the blue side at the TV time out, while Jeff is in front with $2800.

Susan finds the Daily Double under $1000 Ends in 2 Vowels. Trailing only by two Benjamins, Susan bets $1500 on where St. Anthony is buried. "What is ... Genoa?" Nope, it was Padua, as Susan now has $1700. She ends the round in second with $2900 to Jeff's $5000 even. Diane with $600 is going to need some divine intervention as she starts Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 Scenes from a Marriage, finding the Daily Double under $800 The Seventh Seal. Salvation, though she's now in third after Alex announces a change in scoring. Still, this $3000 clue will put her into second: the seventh month of the calendar in first-Century Rome. "What is July?" Nope, September, as she drops to $2000. The second Daily Double goes unclaimed, as it's Jeff's game to lose with $15,000. Diane is trailing with $3600 to Susan's $5700.

Final Jeopardy! in "Women in Politics": elected in 1916, she was the subject of a 1995 biography called "Bright Star in the Big Sky". Correct query: Who was Jenette Rankin?

The history teacher makes some history of his own, winning $18,000 today. Diane leaves with $20,400.

We start off with a pool table, as it goes to Barbara Reynolds, as she goes for one... two... THREE new cars! She tries to convert the Triple Play for a PT Cruiser, a Jeep, and a new convertible. She gets the PT Cruiser... She gets... hosed on the Jeep. Aww...

Round 2 goes to McKaye Ruehl, as does a rocker and a chance at $10,000. Time for the Grand Game. Target: $4. Products: Aspercreme, Baker's Joy spray, David sunflower seeds, Finazzle soap scum remover, Fiji water, and Airborne. McKaye goes with the seeds at $1.09. $10! Water is next at $1.59. $100! Baking spray, $2.69. $1000! McKaye is going for it with the Finazzle.... $5.99. D'oh! Should've gone with the Aspercreme.

Matthew Tortora gets an ocean kayak in round 3 and a chance to go to Belgium if he can FLIP to $7594, FLOP to $5749, or FLIP FLOP to $7549. He'll flop... and he should've Flip Flopped. The disappointment continues as McKaye only manages $1000 in the Showcase Showdown.

Now, remember thst story with the few friends we made in line? One of them is on stage in round 4! Jacob Greenman, who played some logic puzzles with us, wins a bike in round 4. Now he goes for the bonus prize of a hot tub in the Bonus Game. After winning a frame set and a joke teller, he's got a 50/50 chance at the tub... And he doesn't get it.

Marvin de Meester gets a silver tea service in round 5. But can he win a wall clock? Or maybe a new Ford Focus? The game is Any Number, and the numbers he picks get him.... the Ford Focus! Marvin has snapped the skid!

A washer/dryer is aboard the TPIR tug for the last IUFB, and it goes to Melissa Miles. The washer/dryer, not the tug. Now she plays 1 Right Price for a cross-trainer and a daybed with mattress. The 1 Right Price: $2599. And after running to both prizes, she goes with the cross-trainer... and she's right! But it was for naught as Jacob takes the second spot in the Showcase.

First Showcase has something for every room in the house! For the living room, a plasma HDTV. For the family room, a classic guitar. For the office, a Dell PC. For the game room, a bar set. Top winner McKaye passes to Jacob, who bids $11,275. McKaye, meanwhile, gets how the rich keep looking rich, with $1000, a trip to Monte Carlo, and a Lincoln Town Car. She bids $21,500, a difference of over $31,000. Actual price of Jacob's Showcase: $21,156! Jacob's your big winner with $22,016.

PS: if Jacob or Janessa from yesterday is watching, drop us a line! We'd love to hear from you.

If you've seen Sepideh before, then you must've survived the whole of GSN's Celebrity Lingo week, as Sepideh was partnered with Spenny Rice on the Friday show. Check out how she did here. Her non-five letter words for a trip to Puerto Vallarta and maybe a little sumthin-sumthin: Sepideh, law, Hollywood, bugs (she doesn't like to see one killed).

Eight hours later, Chris and Ryan duel guitars, while Brett rocks out on his own. Chris starts with the closest thing you'll get to hardcore punk on this show with "I Will Find A Way". I won't lie. It sucked. "It was great." This is the person who lost to Kenny...

Switching to "Journey To My Love" from Brett. This one's closer to the kind of rock you use to get college chicks. "This is going to be really really hard!"

Okay, decision time. Sepideh chose... Spenny! Just kidding. She chose Brett!