America Says Season 1 Episode 37 Hot Rods Vs. Cousins

In season 1 episode 37 of America Says, titled "Hot Rods Vs. Cousins", contestants battle it out in a game where they have to guess the most popular answers to survey questions posed to Americans across the country. The teams are divided into two groups - Hot Rods and Cousins - and they compete to see who can come up with the most answers.

The Hot Rods team comprises of three friends who are passionate about cars and want to show off their knowledge of the automotive industry. They are an energetic bunch and seem to be enjoying the game, but they face tough competition from the Cousins team, who are a family of four from the Midwest. The Cousins are a tight-knit group who have grown up together and have a great bond.

Throughout the game, the teams are tasked with guessing answers to questions such as "Name a popular pizza topping" and "What's something you always forget to pack when you go on vacation". Each correct answer earns them points, and the team with the most points at the end of the game wins a cash prize. There are also bonus rounds where the teams can earn extra points by answering a question correctly within a certain time frame.

One of the standout moments of the episode is when the Cousins team is asked to guess "Things you find in a first-aid kit". They come up with some unexpected answers, such as "duct tape" and "superglue", which turn out to be surprisingly popular responses. The Hot Rods team also have their fair share of memorable answers, such as "Muscle cars" when asked to name "Things that can go from 0 to 60 in under 5 seconds".

Overall, the episode is a fun and lighthearted competition that showcases the diverse knowledge of the American people. The host, John Michael Higgins, keeps the energy of the show high as he cheers on the contestants and offers witty commentary on their answers. Whether you're a fan of trivia games or just looking for some entertainment, "Hot Rods Vs. Cousins" is sure to keep you engaged from start to finish.