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In this final round, every answer contains one of three natural human gaits — "walk," "skip," or "run."

Ophira and Jonathan join forces and face off against the audience to ponder the numerical answers to some of life's greatest questions.

In this final round, all the answers contain the consecutive letters "C-A-R". Dude! Sweet!

Lori Gravley reads Audrey Hackett's poem, "Driving In Search of Spiritual Experience."

Time to use those noggins: Contestants channel their inner neurologists to answer some head-scratching, brain-related trivia.

Liver lovers, rejoice! In this music parody game, songs with the word "heart" in the title are rewritten to make them about other bodily organs.

We look at how our culture's massive effort to address pain has paradoxically increased it. And we follow one young girl as she struggles through a bizarre and extreme treatment program.

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Washington Post editor Karen Attiah about the disappearance and possible murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

People may call Bruce Springsteen "The Boss," but high-powered women are the ones really in charge. In this musical parody, Springsteen songs are rewritten to be about women in the business world.

In this brutal final round, contestants are given a movie sequel's subtitle, and must identify the original film.