In International Name Only
For their first trivia challenge, Reddick and Rust traveled all the way from Italy, Texas to Russia, Ohio with a quiz about foods that sound international but are actually from America.
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I Scream, You Scream, We All Wilhelm Scream
We inserted the Wilhelm scream, a famous inside joke among sound editors, into the middle of iconic movie quotes.
This, That, Or The Other
Can you guess whether each phrase is the name of a TV series on the BBC, a type of flower, or an erotic technique described in the Kama Sutra?
Everything Starts With LA
Our two winning celebri-testants vie for the starring role in our Ask Me Another Famepocalypse reboot. We challenged them to a final round in which every answer starts with the letters "L-A."
Pop Culture Happy Hour: 'Thor: Ragnarok'
The panel takes on the latest from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with help from Code Switch co-host and established Taika Waititi fan Shereen Marisol Meraji.
If CBS's 'S.W.A.T.' Wants To Break Ground, It'll Have To Try Harder
S.W.A.T. is a rare CBS show with a nonwhite lead, but its simplistic take on heroes and villains feels awkwardly out of step, especially in the age of Black Lives Matter.
Sadr City Attack On U.S. Troops Retold In 'The Long Road Home'
Martha Raddatz' 2007 book chronicling the ambush has been turned into an 8-part National Geographic series. "I think it's been healing for a lot of the guys. It's been healing for me, too," she says.
In The Deft, Insightful 'Lady Bird,' A Girl Grows Up — And Grows Wiser
Greta Gerwig's directorial debut, a semi-autobiographical examination of her adolescence, vividly captures the stirrings of empathy that transform a selfish teen into a clear-eyed adult.
Portrait Of The Killer As A Young Man: 'My Friend Dahmer'
The film, based on the graphic novel by Derf Backderf, is neither lurid nor sensationalistic — instead, it's a "nuanced and sad high school movie."
'11/8/16': A Day That Changed America, Through Many Lenses
This documentary, compiled from 16 short films by different directors shot on Election Day 2016, offers "a tightly woven series of close-ups of a diverse, divided populace."