True Fact Or Fictitious
Guest musician Julian Velard sings about old wives tales in this parody of Stevie Wonder's classic song, "Superstition." Can you guess which tales are true and false before the contestants do?
Arts & Life
Mystery Guest
Our Mystery Guest is Lauren Singer who decided to change her life in a radical way while she was in college. Ophira Eisenberg and guest musician Julian Velard ask yes or no questions to figure it out.
Celebrity Name Combos
Contestants must guess the phrase created by combining the last names of celebrities.
This That Or The Other
In this week's edition of This That or the Other, poetry meets mystery meets...alt rock. Are these the titles of poems by Robert Frost, Nancy Drew books, or the name of alternative rock bands?
A Bech-delicate Balance
In this game, contestants guess the names of the surprising bro-y films that happen to pass the Bechdel test.
Roy Wood Jr.: Puzzle Banger After Banger
Comedian and Daily Show correspondent Roy Wood Jr. shares the struggles of raising his son in a world with racism and $9 smoothies. Then we quiz him on his favorite pastime—jigsaw puzzles!
Ménage À Trois
They say two is company and three's a crowd, but these treasured trios prove that saying wrong. Contestants must guess the collective name given to a particular trio.
Nature's Ready For Her Close-Up: 'Planet Earth II' Returns In Ultra High-Def
The original BBC series was one of the first blockbuster high-definition TV shows. A decade later, drones and light-weight steady cams give viewers a front-row view of nature's majesty and fragility.
Pop Culture Happy Hour: 'Legion' And 'Planet Earth 2'
On this week's show, TV critic Alan Sepinwall joins the table to talk about two new shows: FX's 'Legion' and the follow-up to the BBC's beloved 'Planet Earth.'
'The Great Wall' Isn't, Particularly
This visually impressive, narratively muddy, pseudo-historic monster movie disappoints. "It's bonkers in theory, but prosaic in execution," says critic Mark Jenkins.