The Naughties took game one, but the night is still young. Round 1: something a man might love even more than a woman (7). Kimberlin gets #1, a car. Sports also makes the list, but the Nice Guys have a chance to steal with his dog. It's up there for 49. Other answers: himself, food/cooking, money, his children

Round 2: something women do to get over being dumped (5). Ronn gets #1, eat. They also find another man, go shopping, and cry, but Team Nice tries girlfriends for the steal... Not there, giving the Naughties 79. Other answer: go to bar/drink.

Double Round: something that's slippery and hard to hold onto (5). Lauren gets #3, ice. Jane gets #1, a bar of soap. Ronn gets #2, a fish. The Nice Guys go the other route with a man for the steal. Not there, giving the Naughties 238. Other answer: a water balloon, a wet baby.

Triple Round: a place of business where you might be asked to sit or lie down (4). Scott gets #1, a doctor's office. That's all they get, though. The Naughties want to steal with spa. Not there, giving the Nice Guys 292. Other answers: hospital, restaurant, massage parlor.

Sudden Death: something a parent might make a child do before going to bed. That's Stupid Doug: "Say prayers." Not there. Jess: "Brush their teeth." That's game, 443-292.

Lauren & Kimberlin get only 151 in Fast Money for $755.

Meanwhile, Victoria Sanchez gets to ease back with her new sofa, as she finds some Pocket ¢hange for a Pontiac G6 worth $21,840. After one mistake, Bob will sell it for 50 cents... and that's what she pulls on the first ticket! Actually, she pulls a quarter, but it just so happens that she has another one.

John Jimenez, meanwhile, grabs a pair of night vision binoculars, and at a good time, too, because it's time to play PLINKO! With chips from Bob, a jump start system, a sandwich maker, and a register bank, he manages to total up $1600. That's all the money he wins, though, as Victoria takes another $6000 in the Showdown.

Maurice Coleman from Chicago needs a car really really bad. He gets... a day sailer. Well, if you put wheels on it, I suppose. Anyway, now he has a chance to win something with wheels, a scooter, as well as a projection TV. The scooter is marked $3499. The TV is marked $4995. Will he Switch? Nope. Should've.

Joshua Cappelen wins a gas range in round 5 and a chance to hit the Bullseye for a new dining room with dinnerware. The products: Tums tablets, Little Debbie Honey Buns, Airborne Jr., Hot Pockets, and Goldfish crackers. He goes for eight honey buns at $1.39 a pop. That's $11.12, and that's the Bullseye!

Finally, Andriana de Odria wins a karaoke and gets to use the microphone to scream That's Too Much! The prize: a Ford Focus. She thinks that $19,980 is Too Much, and That's Too Right! But the sun shines on Maurice, as he may yet get his car in the Showcase.

All depends on what's in it. First up, the TPIR cheerleaders (who, I should add, you'll never catch in a run-in with police at Tampa) cheer for a cocktail ring (R!), a fridge/freezer (A!), a trip to British Columbia (C!). Put it together and what do you get? RAC! Turn it around, you idiot! CAR! That would be a Chevy Impala. Top winner Victoria keeps it and bids $32,000. Maurice gets a new game room with Coca-Cola machine replica, a pool table, & a Donkey Kong/Donkey Kong Jr./Mario Bros arcade game, and a trip to Rio. Maurice bids $28,500. Actual price: $19,897. He's over. Actual price of Victoria's Showcase... $31,530. Only by $470, she's over! So a show that started out with so much promise ends in a double overbid.

Stats: 4/6, $65,793, and no car for Maurice.

Let's see if the writers can step to these words: Emmanuel, step master, shop, fresh. On the line, a date in Puerto Vallarta.

First in the writing room, Marcie just starts singing something that sounds like Scissor Sisters. Then she goes into the melody. Meanwhile, Dorothy goes through a few keys with the band. Ryan's notes on Marcie: just a little monotonous.

Switch as the band is falling dead asleep. Dorothy explains coffee house alternative, which, if you don't know, is exactly what Phoebe from "Friends" sings. Dorothy injects a few soul bars in it. Meanwhile, Marcie decides that she won't need a guitarist... but "she does need bodies." "We're not stepping." Ryan's notes on Dorothy: doesn't really have much at all.

Step master Emmanuel is being tucked away in Ryan's little cubbie hole there. He's looking for a beat. First up, Marcie, looking like Janet Jackson. She sings "Your Girl" without the aid of a stepping band. Well, you can't say you didn't try. Emmanuel does a little step in the hole. He digs it.

Then comes Dorothy, who looks like Norah Jones if she dressed like Janet Jackson. She sings "Got to Love On". Sounds kinda like Bob Marley to start, but it would sound better if she was on pitch! "I like that a lot."

Emmanuel's got a hard choice... Number three? No! He chose... Marcie.

Next up to play is Adeline, who is a gypsy girl. She can boogie away with
$300, or she can spend it for Curtain #3...OR she can also trade for the card that Guillermo has. Adelina takes the card and she doesn't collect a Giant Tea Cup which is big enough for her to go swimming in a Chasco Pool. She instead gets money in the envelope - $1,200 worth!

Raggedy Anna wants to do a deal as well, and Guillermo will give her $400 - if she should step on a scale to reveal her weight. Carlos the guitar player or Walter the boxer will also get money, pending on who is closer to the weight of Ana and the stagehand combined. The weight is 343 pounds. Walter's Guess - 280. Carlos's Guess - 295. Carlos is closer, so he gets $400 - and a chance to trade it away for Curtain #1. Carlos wants the money, but he could have had a new sofa worth $899. Now it's time for Ana to decide if she wants to keep the money or go for the box. She also wants the money and this time, she could have been going to Las Vegas with $600 worth of gas for a prize worth $1,306.

Next up - The Gran Trato. Playing for it will be Adeline (who gives up $1,200) and Catalina (who gives up $450). Adeline wants Door #2 and Catalina wants Door #3. We first see, Door...#3, which has $850 - a nice little upgrade for Catalina. Adeline will also get a nice upgrade of gift, but her trip to Curacao worth $2,125 is not as good as the sofa, tables, and lamp worth $5,220 that either of them could have had should either of them have picked Door #1. We'll try to see if anyone will select the right door on the next show.

Janet's roll continues with the $3000 Tossup, a SMART COOKIE. That leads us into a Fictional Character. After one regular call, we're down to the Final Spin of $1400. Ray solves THE GORTON'S FISHERMAN for $4200, giving him $6200 for the day. Tasha gets the house minimum of $1000, but Janet is the big winner with $29,566 in cash and trips!

But what's one more prize gonna hurt? It's Bonus Round time. We're dealing with a Living Thing. With the regular six and MDP A:

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She couldn't get HALIBUT for $25,000... Which seems like small potatoes when you consider that she's got $29,566.

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