Peter Sagal and Carl Kasell host the weekly NPR News quiz show alongside some of the best and brightest news and entertainment personalities.
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Singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright comes from a musical family, so we're asking him to play a game called: "They had style, they had rhythm, they had perfect teeth." Three questions about the Osmonds.
Carl reads three quotes from the week's news ... this week, the health care saga continues, someone crosses the border from CNN, and a very special 40th anniversary.
Our panelists answer questions about the week's news ... something wrong at CERN, and a Sarkozy memory.
Our panelists read stories of new fund raising ideas ... only one of which is true.
More questions for the panel ... on doing God's work, extreme scrutiny, pigs can't fly — but what they can do might surprise you — and a misguided lesson plan.
Carl reads three news-related limericks, on babies communicating from day one, something that survived the Hindenburg, and a new lie to tell someone you're sweet on.
All the news we couldn't fit anywhere else.
Now that Lou Dobbs has left CNN, our panelists predict what he'll do next.
Carl Kasell's impressions of this week's newsmakers ... including the newly elected head (and stomach) of New Jersey, a fuzzy mathematician and a spokesman for baseball's Evil Empire.
"I'm sorry children, we've had to replace Santa because he exceeded our new body mass index standards." Our panelists tell three stories about adapting to the modern Christmas.
More questions for the panel ... a sugary Swine Flu cure, what dudes are texting these days, and Chicken Soup for the ... something.
Carl reads three news-related limericks, on a secret to Baby Einstein, an excuse for your latest fender-bender, and truly annoying advertising.
All the news we couldn't fit anywhere else.
Our panelists predict what the big surprise will be in the next stimulus program report.
