of clothing in the house’s outfit. All three items must be correct in order to win. Time is Money: Three collectable items from three different centuries are brought out and described. The team must decide which one of the items is the most valuable to win the round. Celebrity Inflation: Three ordinary items are brought out and described. Each item was sold at auction for a ridiculously high amount due to the item having reportedly been owned at one time by a celebrity. Also, three celebrity impersonators are brought out representing the celebrity who reportedly owned one of the items. The team must match each item with its celebrity owner, one owner per item, by placing a card with the item name and auction sale price in the celebrity’s hands. After all three items have been paired; the team is then given the opportunity to make changes before locking in the pairs. To win the round, all three items must be correctly matched with their corresponding celebrity. Sticker Shock: One collectable item is brought out and described. The team is then shown two dollar values; only one is the actual appraised value of that item. Choosing the correct value wins the round. Who Buys That?: Three outrageous luxury items are brought out and described. The team must decide which one of the items is the most expensive to win the round. Appreciate Me: One collectable item is brought out and described that has appreciated in value since it was first made in a specified time period. The team is then shown three or four dollar values; only one is the current appraised value of the item. Choosing the correct value wins the round. Nice Pair: Two collectable items are brought out and described. The team is then shown three or four dollar values; only one is the actual combined value of both items. Choosing the correct value wins the round. Money Doesn’t Grow On Trees: Three collectable items from the ultimate millionaire back yard are brought out and described. The team must decide which one of the items is the most expensive to win the round. Better with Age: One collectable item is brought out and described. Also, the amount the item cost when it was new was revealed. The team must decide whether the item is worth more when it was new or worth more now to win the