The Brooks have been smashing in the survey rounds, but only turned Fast Money once. Will the Wileys get wily on them today? Round 1: 100 married women, one word that always gets a man's attention (6). Once again, the lowest common denominator is top of the board, as Debbie gets sex. Next on the list: money. But that's it. The Wileys try with "pregnant". Not there, the Brooks get 55. Other answers: food, beer, dinner, honey.

Round 2: if animals could talk, which one would complain the most about humans (7)? James is second-best with cats, but Brenda gets #1, dogs. A monkey also makes the board. The Brooks go with horse for the steal... Of course! The Brooks are up to 132. Other answers: mouse, deer, cow.

Double Round: someone for whom you feel forced to buy a Christmas gift (5). Kesha makes her mark with #3, your parents. Boss comes in at #2. The Brooks try to steal with in-laws... It's number one for 188. Other answers: siblings, co-workers.

Triple Round: something people know about Will Smith (4). He's an actor for 3. He's a comedian for 4. Cecil wins the faceoff. But no answers come of it, as the Wileys steal with "married to Jada Pinkett". Number one: rapper. Score stands at 188-57 going into...

Sudden Death: something that a person with a really long tongue might be able to touch on their face. That's Mike: "Their eyebrows." Not there, going to Rosemary: "Their nose." Good for the win, 318-188.

Brenda & Kesha get the $20,000 in the Fast Money round using nine of their 10 questions.

Among the categories in play in the Jeopardy! Round: Inside the CIA. That's right, the Culinary Institute of America. Vik, as the Man in Black, starts with $200 Cuban History. Liz takes that clue, and four in Women in Song, to start out with $2200. She'll drop to $1400 at the time-out, while Vik inherits the lead with $2600 to Josh's $1600.

Vik finds the Daily Double under $1000 -ology Whiz. With Josh breathing down his neck by $1000, he goes for double level. The clue: thaumatology, the study of these events, might be part of deciding who gets canonized. "What are miracles, Alex?" Indeed for $6200. He ends the round with $6600, while Josh ends with $3800. Meanwhile, Liz, behind at $2000, gets to start Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 Musical Compositions, finding the first Daily Double under $1200. With nothing left to lose, Liz fronts all of her $2000. The clue: Beethoven's "Solemnis" is this type of religious work. "What is a mass?" Right on for the doubler, $4000. Josh gets the second Daily Double under $1600 Star Light, Star Bright. He bets $1000 only on a spectral class G yellow star with an apparent magnitude of about -26. "What is a yellow dwarf?" Hardly. It's the sun, or "Sol", leaving him tied with Liz's $10,400 to end the round. Meanwhile, Vik has the lead at $15,400.

Final Jeopardy! in "In the Encyclopedia Brittanica": the last full 2004 micropedia article about a person is on the Russian-born man famed as an inventor of this in the 1920s. Correct question: What is the television, invented by Zworykin?

Vik is the only one to nail it, and the inventor to boot. He'll return tomorrow with $20,801 extra, a three-day take of $71,002.

Sandra gets her chance on the stage with a sofa. She plays Spelling Bee for a Ford Focus. Only getting two of the prizes, a sound machine and a toaster, she gets three Cs for three tiles. Her only hope is to get the CAR card. She gets... an R.

Kristen redeems her earlier $4000 bid in the one-bid with a $1 bid for a telescope. But can she take away a treadmill, dinnerware, or a bass guitar? She can if she knows when to Buy or Sell. The treadmill was marked $1599. The dinnerware is marked $2020. The bass is worth $3860. She sells all three and makes $700 for herself (she was supposed to buy the dinnerware). But it's ace switcher Clinton who goes to the Showcase

Marilyn McCullough wins a range and a chance at a computer and an armoire playing the Double Prices. The Double Prices are $3579 and $2740. She goes for $3579, and she's right!

Olive Anderson wins map replicas in round 5, and now has a chance to win five figures - $16,000! It's in the Bag, that money. The products: Little Debbie Swiss Cake Rolls, Newphase, Quickie scrub brush, Super Poligrip, Ecotrin aspirin, and a pack of Starburst. She thinks Starburst is .55. That's $1000. She thinks the Newphase is $15.99. That's $2000. She thinks the rolls are $1.39. That's $4000. And that's enough. Good move, because the aspirin, not the Poligrip, is under $7.00

Michael Tippett is down and up in round 6 thanks to his and hers watches, and $500 for getting it right on the nose. But he can't roll crap in the Dice Game, missing out on a Dodge Dakota. It's okay, as he gets into the Showcase.

First Showcase features a visit to Nurse Numbskull. She brings with her garden tools, an HDTV, and a travel trailer. Top winner Clinton passes to Michael, who bids $12,569. Clinton gets a bedroom with mattress, a security system, and a trip to New Zealand. He bids $13,500. Actual price: $18,690, a $5190 difference. Actual price of Michael's Showcase: $22,739. Clinton's the big winner with $29,212 in swag.

Stats: 3-2-1, $60,172.