Did we say that yesterday was the last new Feud of 2005? We meant today. Please accept our apologies as the Hobbs family try to end the year with a win. Round 1: 100 single women, something your parents always want to know about the man you're dating (6). Lisa asks, "Does he have a job?" It's number one! Also on the questionnaire: how old is he? The Torres try to steal with "any kids?" Nope, and nope. The Hobbs have 55. Other answers: nice/personality?, income/rich?, nice family?, what religion?

Round 2: a phrase that starts with "drop" (6). Diana makes like Snoop Dogg and says, "Drop it like it's hot". It's number 2. Rebuttal, Cyndy? "Drop dead!" Alive at number one! Rest of the family drops the ball... which is a good steal for the Hobbs. Not there, though, as the Torres have 74. Other answers: drop of a hat, dropout, drop what you're doing, drop your gun.

Double Round: something you'd hate to be in when it breaks down (full board). Fifty-seven people agree with Kendra's car. An elevator, an airplane, and a boat also make the board. The Torres try to steal with subway. Good! That gives'em 248. Other answer: bus.

Triple Round: something people put on their teeth (4). Michael gets #1, toothpaste. The rest of the family gets braces, whitener strips, and... blank. For the game, the Hobbs go with caps... Hobbs win! Hobbs win! Hobbs win! Final score: 316-248.

Mother and daughter Diana & Jasara step up to the Fast Money board. Looks like Jasara and Diana might do this as they get "on a scale of one to ten, how good looking are you?" (ten), "a crisp vegetable" (carrot), "a state that begins with 'New'" (New York) and "what color would a man not want his underwear to be" (pink). Total: 236 in nine for $20,000, $21,590 total.

Will Tom be the first big champ of 2006? He'll have to survive tonight's match first... He starts it off with $200 Colorful Rhyme Time. Robert finds the Daily Double under $800 Nonfiction. Betting $1400, he's presented with the task of naming the book with the subtitle "From the Big Bang to Black Holes". Blank. It was "A Brief History of Time" He goes into the TV time out in second with $1000 to Lauren's $1200. Tom is in the red by four bucks. We run out of time for this round, and it's a little closer with Tom back into the lead with $1800 to Lauren's $1600 and Robert's $1400. Okay, warm up's over. Let's get back into it with Robert starting Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 "Spin" City, with Lauren finding the first Daily Double under $1600. With a $1000 lead, she bets $1200 on oleracea. "What is a spiny anteater?" Nope, as spinach drops Lauren to two large. That turns into $6800 as we get some redemption with the second Daily Double under $1600 On Commissions. She bets $1000 on this: a commission established in 1987 sponsored 2 of these in '88, 3 in '92, 2 in '96, 3 in 2000  & 3 in '04. "What are presidential debates?" That WOULD'VE gotten her the grand, but she said "Olympic teams", dropping to $5800. Tom regains the lead with $12,200 to Robert's $9400 and Lauren's $7800. Again, a very close match.

Final Jeopardy! in "Rivers": they're the two rivers meeting in the photo. Correct question: What are the East and the Hudson?

No problem as all three players know the tip of Manhattan when they see it. Tom ekes out the victory to end the year with $46,801. We'll see him next year, and we hope to see you as well. Take care and have a happy new year!