America Says Season 1 Episode 36 The alvords vs. workout buddies

The game show "America Says" is back with Season 1 Episode 36, "The Alvords vs. Workout Buddies." This episode features two teams going head-to-head in a battle of wits and knowledge as they try to guess the most popular answers to survey questions with a patriotic twist.

The Alvords are the first team to take on the challenge. This family from California consists of five members who are all related through marriage. They are excited to put their brains to the test and have some fun along the way. Their opponents, the Workout Buddies, are a group of friends from Colorado who share a passion for fitness. They have been working out together for years and are ready to apply their teamwork skills to the quiz show format.

The game is simple. Host John Michael Higgins asks the contestants to guess what the most popular responses were to survey questions asked to 100 Americans. The teams have to come up with as many answers as they can within a certain amount of time. Points are awarded based on the number of people who gave the same answer as the contestants.

The Alvords are up first, and the first question is a doozy. "Name something patriotic you would do at a Fourth of July party." The Alvords quickly come up with "fireworks," "red, white, and blue decorations," "grilling hot dogs and hamburgers," and "playing patriotic music." They rack up points quickly, but their opponents aren't far behind.

The Workout Buddies are next, and they start out strong. When asked to name something you would do while watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, they immediately shout out "eat breakfast," "drink coffee," and "watch the floats." They also come up with some unexpected answers, like "wave to the camera" and "clap along with the music." The Alvords struggle to keep up, but they manage to catch up in the final rounds.

One of the most entertaining aspects of "America Says" is listening to the contestants' thought processes as they try to come up with answers. Some questions, like "name a famous American astronaut," seem easy at first. But the longer the clock ticks down, the harder it becomes to think of more than two or three. Other questions, like "name something you would find at a state fair," require deep contemplation to come up with the perfect answer.

Despite the friendly competition between the Alvords and the Workout Buddies, there are some tense moments as the game nears its conclusion. The contestants make strategic moves to steal points from their opponents and try to come up with answers that are less obvious but more likely to score high. The final round is especially exciting, as both teams have a chance to win if they can correctly guess the most popular response to a final question.

In the end, only one team can be crowned the winner of "America Says." The Alvords and the Workout Buddies each put up a good fight, but only one can walk away with the grand prize. Fans of game shows, trivia, and competition won't want to miss this episode of "America Says."