Ep 127. Board Game Buds Vs. Bankers
- January 2, 2020
Board Game Buds Vs. Bankers is the 127th episode of America Says, season 3. In this episode, two teams compete against each other to guess the most popular answers to various survey questions with a focus on board games and banking.
The first team, Board Game Buds, consists of four friends who love playing board games together. They are enthusiastic and confident in their ability to guess the popular answers. The second team, the Bankers, consists of four professionals in the finance industry. They are more reserved but also competitive and strategic in their approach.
The game consists of three rounds. In the first round, the teams are presented with a category and a blank board with several spaces for letters. The teams take turns guessing letters to fill in the spaces and complete the words or phrases related to the category. The team with the highest score at the end of the round earns the chance to guess the most popular answers to a survey question related to the category for bonus points.
In the second round, the teams are presented with a list of words or phrases related to the category and must guess the most popular answers based on the survey. The team with the highest score at the end of the round earns a bonus round where they can earn additional points by guessing all ten answers to a survey question within 30 seconds.
The final round is a head-to-head showdown where the teams must guess the most popular answers to a survey question as fast as they can. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins a cash prize.
Throughout the episode, host John Michael Higgins keeps the energy high and engages with the contestants, teasing them and making jokes. The teams are also given ample opportunity to share their personalities and backgrounds, with some humorous moments and touching stories.
Overall, Board Game Buds Vs. Bankers is a fun and entertaining episode of America Says, showcasing the diversity and range of contestants and their knowledge of board games and banking.
