Ep 111. Bunco Ladies vs. Poker Buds
- December 12, 2019
In season 3 episode 111 of America Says, titled "Bunco Ladies vs. Poker Buds," two teams face off in a battle of wits and knowledge. The Bunco Ladies team consists of a group of women who regularly play the dice game Bunco together, while the Poker Buds team is made up of a group of male friends who enjoy playing poker.
Host John Michael Higgins guides the teams through a series of questions that have been posed to a panel of 100 Americans. The Bunco Ladies and Poker Buds must race to come up with the most popular answers to each question, scoring points for correct answers.
The questions cover a wide range of topics, from food and drink to current events and pop culture. For example, the teams may be asked to name the most popular types of pizza toppings, or to name the most famous fictional detectives.
As the game progresses, tensions rise and the competition becomes more intense. The Bunco Ladies and Poker Buds begin to strategize and formulate plans to outsmart their opponents. They must carefully consider their answers, weighing the likelihood of a certain response being popular among the American public.
Throughout the episode, viewers get a glimpse into the personalities of the Bunco Ladies and Poker Buds. Some members of each team are more vocal and assertive, while others prefer to remain in the background. As the game wears on, some team members become more animated and emotional, while others maintain a cool demeanor.
Ultimately, only one team can emerge victorious. The Bunco Ladies and Poker Buds battle it out until the very end, with both teams demonstrating impressive knowledge and quick thinking skills. In the end, the team with the most points is crowned the winner.
Overall, "Bunco Ladies vs. Poker Buds" is a fun and engaging episode of America Says. Viewers will enjoy the fast-paced gameplay, exciting competition, and lively banter between the teams. This episode is a great example of why America Says continues to be a popular game show among audiences of all ages.
