College graduates Elise, Brett and Alex tweeted at the show and are now competing for a chance to pay off their student loan debts; time traveler Gen. Don Roger warps into the studio in the name of jalapeño poppers.

Lauren, Keegan and Brin compete to pay off their student loan debts by answering questions about poets with sick-ass tattoos; the country's laziest politician stops by; contestants are quizzed about fad diets and dance crazes.

Anthony, Dewana and Whitney compete for a chance to pay off their student debt; Ralph gets help identifying organs; a poll reveals the reasons people swipe left on Tinder.

College grads Ada, Isadora and Chad compete for a chance to pay off their student debt; Gen. Don Roger asks science questions and contestants decide whether a title is a Bruce Willis movie or Bruce Springsteen song.

College graduates Ayanna, Nick and Shannon compete for a chance to pay off their student loan debts; Michael tries unsuccessfully to get a contestant to curse on TV and finds out the best way to piss off one's parents.

College graduates Jen, Jimmy and Shaniqua compete for a chance to pay off their student loan debts; Michael's neighbor, Mr. Old Man, barges in to give everyone a piece of his mind; the contestants share the worst smells in their dorm rooms.

College graduates Joennis, Josh and Ashley compete for a chance to pay off their student loan debts; Michael's robot understudy, MT1000, shows up to learn more about human psychology and over-analyzes Michael's hosting performance.

College graduates Sean, Trasee and Kevin use their best French accents for a chance to pay off their student loan debts; Don Roger comes back from the future; Michael shares his dance moves; the poll reveals the best place to break up with someone.

Contestants RJ, Rachel and Thomas compete for a chance to pay off their student debt; Michael's grouchy neighbor Mr. Old Man comes to slap some good ole American sense into the contestants; the strangest places to have sex.

College grads Jason, Amanda and Kenisha compete for a chance to pay off their student debt; Michael shares his daughter's finger paintings; contestants decide whether a nickname is from a cereal mascot or a professional boxer.

College graduates Michelle, Soojin and Sarah compete to pay off their student loans by answering questions about world currencies and celebrities; a poll reveals how long people can go without a shower.

College graduates Katie, Jeremy and Ruthie try their jazz hands at a chance to pay off their student loan debts, and Sen. Schlabsky needs help to pass a bill; finding out if "finikia" is a cookie or an old-fashioned term for sex.

College graduates Cristian, Michael and McKenzie say "I Do" for the chance to pay off their student debts so they can finally afford to marry their romantic partners; a poll reveals people's biggest college regrets.

College graduates Meme, Jordan and Betty compete for a chance to pay off their student debts; Michael's robot understudy, MT1000, is back to get under his skin; the contestants share their best hangover cures.

College grads Tiffany, Cory and Kathleen compete for a chance to pay off their student loan debt. Plus, special guests Shaq, Chuck, Kenny and Ernie from Inside the NBA help answer math questions in the dumbest way possible.

College grads Adorée, Fabio and Caitlin compete to pay off their student loan debts so they can move out of their parents' homes; they strive to distinguish surfer slang from lingerie brands, while being distracted by their parents wrestling.

College graduates Hamadi, Pamela and Muntarin try to baby talk their way to a chance at paying off their student loan debt and reveal what they'd do during the apocalypse; Gen. Don Roger shows off some tush-tightening moves.

Contestants Matt, Katie and Eric channel their inner potheads for a chance to pay off their student loan debts; Michael's dazed friend Bianca stops by to debut her new boots; a contestants says "tooty" and "booty."

First-generation Americans Melody, Dujon and Cami compete for a chance to pay off their student loan debts while helping General Don Roger remember how to have sex; finding out which state is "America's Skin."

A nail-biting surprise ending awaits contestants Christine, Ivanna and Ryhan who give back to their communities; Michael's money actually talks; the contestants reveal their preferred slang terms for their rear ends.

College graduates Heather, Kamilah and Steven compete to pay off their debts; a poll shows what men hide from women in their rooms; contestants decide if the answer is Brad Pitt, a Chicago Bull or Pitbull.

Two teams -- one orange, one green -- each with two kids compete in challenges that test their skill, speed and sounds. Each team is given a mindless task in which the ultimate goal is to refrain from making too much noise. The progress of their noisemaking is recorded on the Noise-O-Meter, and they are awarded points based on this. If the Noise-O-Meter reaches the top, the challenge is deemed a forfeit and no points are awarded. There are three rounds, each having a different challenge in which both teams take a turn at performing the exact same task. Rounds one and two see individuals facing each other, while the third round is team based. The team with the most points at the end gets a chance at winning five prizes plus a $5,000 cash prize.

Host Ellen DeGeneres brings her mischievous flair for fun to the primetime stage with supersized versions of some of the most popular games from her daytime show. In a collection of brand-new challenges, contestants from the studio audience compete for a big cash prize. As participants maneuver obstacles, answer trivia questions and play her signature games, Ellen is always at the center of it all, orchestrating unpredictable fun, narrating the madness and making sure everyone has a great time.

Everyday people battle a variety of trivia questions and a 40-foot wall for a chance to win up to $13.6 million. Each pair of deserving contestants, from siblings to spouses to best friends, has a plan to use the life-changing winnings for good things. But defeating the Wall is no easy feat. Executive producer LeBron James' game is a true test of both knowledge and poise. With momentary changes between fortune and failure, the outcome is as unpredictable as the bounce of the ball.

Three contestants compete against one another in a game of wits and strategy, answering questions to earn spins on the Big Board. The stakes get even higher when the contestants get the chance to use their spins to win cash and prizes while trying to avoid the WHAMMY, who could take all of their winnings and leave them with nothing. The winning contestant moves on to the bonus round to face the WHAMMY in a final battle for the chance to win a fortune.

Comic, actor, author and Emmy Award-winning talk-show host Steve Harvey pits celebrities against each other in a prime-time version of one of TV's most popular and enduring game shows, "Family Feud." Fan-favorite celebrities and members of their families compete against other stars and their relatives to win money for charity as they try to come up with the most popular responses to survey-style questions that were posed to 100 people. The lively competition is filmed in front of an audience in Los Angeles, Calif.

In this offbeat game show, players picked up in the Cash Cab have to answer trivia questions with mounting cash values before they reach their destination in order to win. If a player answers incorrectly three times, he is kicked out of the cab without any money. Help options include a Mobile Shout-Out (phone call) and Street Shout-Out (asking a stranger on the street). Once the player reaches his destination, he can leave the cab with his winnings, if any, or risk them on a more difficult question. A correct final answer doubles his winnings; an incorrect answer means he leaves the cab with no money at all. Comic Ben Bailey takes the cab's wheel as host.