You Don't Know Jack

You Don’t Know Jack is an American comedy trivia series hosted by YouTuber Stuart Ashen, based on the video game franchise of the same name by Jackbox Games. The show features Ashen as the host and Tom Gottlieb as the announcer, Cookie Masterson, reprising his role from the video games. The show follows a similar format to the games, with four contestants answering absurd and humorous questions that often involve wordplay, pop culture references, and puns. The show also features various special rounds and segments, such as Dis or Dat, Gibberish Question, Jack Attack, and Screw Your Neighbor.
== Format ==
The show consists of four rounds: Round One, Round Two, Round Three, and the Jack Attack. Each round has a different number of questions and a different scoring system.
=== Round One ===
In Round One, there are ten questions, each worth $1,000. The host reads a question and four possible answers appear on the screen. The contestants have ten seconds to buzz in and select an answer using their devices. If they answer correctly, they earn $1,000. If they answer incorrectly or run out of time, they lose $1,000. If no one buzzes in, the host reveals the correct answer and no money is awarded or deducted.
=== Round Two ===
In Round Two, there are ten questions, each worth $5,000. The rules are the same as in Round One, except that the questions are harder and the time limit is reduced to eight seconds.
==== Dis or Dat ====
One of the questions in Round Two is replaced by a special segment called Dis or Dat. In this segment, the host presents a list of seven items that belong to one of two categories. For example, the categories could be “US Presidents” or “Star Wars Characters”. The host randomly selects one contestant to play the segment. The contestant has 30 seconds to sort the items into their correct categories by buzzing in and selecting either Dis or Dat on their device. For each correct answer, they earn $1,00. For each incorrect answer or pass, they lose $500. The other contestants can also buzz in and steal any item that the first contestant gets wrong or passes on, earning or losing 1,000 accordingly.
=== Round Three ===
In Round Three, there are five questions, each worth $10,000. The rules are the same as in Round Two.
==== Gibberish Question ====
One of the questions in Round Three is replaced by a special segment called Gibberish Question. In this segment, the host reads a nonsensical phrase that rhymes with a common expression or phrase. For example, the phrase could be “Fleece nabbed pie ghouls”. The contestants have to figure out what the phrase sounds like and type in their answer using their devices. The faster they answer correctly, the more money they earn. The maximum amount is $10,000 and it decreases by $100 every second until it reaches $0. If they answer incorrectly or run out of time, they lose $10,000.
=== Round Four ===
The Jack Attack In Round Four, also known as the Jack Attack, there is only one question worth $50,000. The question is usually related to a common theme or word that connects all the possible answers. For example, the theme could be “Things That Rhyme With Duck”. The host reads the question and a clue appears on the screen. Then, various words or phrases appear on the screen one at a time. The contestants have to buzz in when they see a word or phrase that matches the clue and the theme. For example, if the clue is “A type of truck”, and the word “Mack” appears on the screen, the contestants have to buzz in and select it. If they do so correctly, they earn $10,000. If they do so incorrectly or buzz in when there is no match, they lose $50,000. The round lasts for 60 seconds or until all six matches are found.
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Category:2020s
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