What can I say that I didn't say yesterday? Round 1: if you were called to take part in an amateur contest, something you might do (6). April siiiiings for #1. Rap counts, too. Rest of the challengers dance, play instruments, and toss it over to those crazy Johnsons. Eating? Wet t-shirt? Bikini? Bueller? They go with... eating. Survey says... *raspberries*  Wilsons get the 83. Other answers: tell jokes, juggle, read/poetry.

Round 2: a phrase that starts with "back to" (5). "Back to the Future", one of the best trilogies, is #1 for Amy. We also go back to school, reality, the basics, and life for the 81-point sweep. Two point game going into the round of two points...

Double Round: past or present, someone famous whose first name is Harry (5). Steve gets #1, President Truman. Famous Harrys: Potter and Connick Jr. It's getting hairy here, so let's go to the Wilsons for the steal. They try Harry Houdini.. Quoth Dan Patrick... "Good!" They're up to 247. Other answer: Harry Belafonte. Daaaaay-O. Had to do that. Sorry.

Triple Round: something at which many fail the first time they try (4). Ryan blanks it. Kelli goes with driver's licensing for #1. The answers they come up with to follow: pop quiz, citizenship test, and a test to appear on a game show such as this one. One, two, three strikes. Going to the challengers: "Riding a bike." Count it! They have 284. The Johnsons have 247. We have dieting, cooking, and no 300s. That said, let's play...

Sudden Death: something specific that has an anchor. That's Kati. "Boat." Got it! Johnsons win, 511-284.

Having no luck the first time out, Eric & Kati try their hand at the Fast Money Board. Can't get any worse, right? Eric alone gets 177. That's a good sign there! And Kati rounds it out for $20,000, giving them $20,360 for two days.

Wrapping up the week with a new champ. Will we start next week with the same? He starts with the big guns, $1000 The French Revolution. Already, we're seeing traces of David Madden. Adam breaks the tie thanks to Arsenio's dog pound, with $3200 going into the first break. Glenda has $2400, while Michael is still lagging behind with $200.

Adam finds the Daily Double under $1000 New Here?. With the lead at five large, he bets $1200. The clue: it can be any beginner, bur a person who has entered a religious order but not taken final vows. "What is a novice?" Right on for $6200. He ends with $6800. Glenda has $3200, while Michael with $1200 gets the honor of going first in Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 Sports Nicknames. Adam finds the first Daily Double early under $800 Philosophy. As the lead gets even bigger, Adam tries to border on uncatchable with a $5000 bet. The clue: Gilbert Ryle tries to sort out the relation of the body & this, also the title of the venerable journal he edited. "What is Mind?" Is right for $15,800. Last category in play is Henry IV, Part 2, as Michael finds the Daily Double under $1600. He has $9600. And only $200 of it is going into the fray. Now to identify who said "I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men." "Who is Falstaff?" Right for $9800. He ends with that. Adam ends with $17,800. Glenda ends with $5200.

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Final Jeopardy! in "1950s Movie Ensembles": name missing from this list: Webber, Begley, Marshall, Warden, Balsam, Fiedler, Klugman, Binns, Sweeney, Voskovec & Cobb. Correct question: What is Fonda?

Adam, not even old enough to remember the original "12 Angry Men", is the only one to get it right, as he wins today's match with $19,700, a two-day take of $39,700.

US Marine Jared wins cookware, but bombs out on Grand Game. The target: $4. The products: Carnation malted milk, Dreamfields macaroni, Chips Ahoy cookies, Fiji bottled water, Super Poligrip, and Phillips milk of magnesia. The first choice: the malted milk. The price: $4.39.

Some RC cars (and a hydroplane) go to Virginia in round 3, as she gets a crack at a gas grill and a washer/dryer playing the Clock Game. Which means that she also gets a chance at $1000. She wins the $779 grill in 18 seconds. No problem there. But check out the play on the washer/dryer, marked $799.

"500." Higher. "600." Higher. "800." Lower. "750." Higher. "789." Lower.

Problem. Bob acknowledges it, and gives her both prizes and the $1000. But Jared would get the place in the Showcase.

Vernita Meadows gets a ping-pong table and equipment in round 4 and gets to Freeze the Frame for a digital piano. It's $4995, and Vernita's got her a new piano!

Adam Anderson gets an electric fireplace and a chance to pick the Master Key locks for flashlights, an outdoor TV, and a Ford Ranger XL! He gets keys from a laser measure and an MP3 player. With the laser measure key, he opens... nothing. With the MP3 player, he gets... the truck!

Dana Rine snipes Marjorie's last chance to get on stage with an encyclopedia. Today, she's playing Most Expensive for trips to Seattle, Santa Fe, and Savannah! Applying the distance rule, Savannah would be an ideal pick, as she goes with that. Unfortunately, this would be the exception, as the Most Expensive was the trip to Santa Fe. Both she and Vernita would spin out 85, but Vernita wins the Spinoff and the spot in the Showcase.

First Showcase: a new range, a new dining room with dinnerware, and a catamaran. Top winner Vernita passes to Jared, who bids $26,000. Emma Embellish, slightly-dishonest real estate agent, visits Vernita to deliver her Showcase of a soda fountain, a Comfort Spa-in-a-box, and a Ford Five Hundred. She bids $18,500. Actual price: $30,765, a difference of $12,265. Actual price of Jared's Showcase... $19,872. Vernita's your big winner with $36,280.

Stats: 3*-3, $61,964