Week 43 19 – 25 October 2026
Every Monday we pick the stories from newspapers in Germany, the UK and the US that anyone can play along to, and turn them into ten rounds for your TV. Everyone plays on the phone they have in their pocket anyway.
The party quiz plays on a TV or laptop, and the phones are the buzzers. Send yourself the link:
Four questions from the party quiz. The answers are only on the TV.
Ian Fleming borrowed the name James Bond from a real American. Who was he?
The truth sounds more made up than any bluff.
How much does a 96-year-old TikTok star's nursing home cost per month, in dollars?
Bid close, but don't go over.
Count penguins in Antarctica for five months, or take a free trip to Finland that ends in a blind date?
Pick a side, then guess how the room splits.
How fast did an 86-year-old grandpa drive on Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats, in miles per hour?
Closest guess takes the points.
We read a whole week of SPIEGEL, BILD, the Guardian, the Daily Mail, NPR and the New York Post, and keep the stories that work anywhere: no local politicians, no regional in-jokes, no knowledge you only have if you live there.
Party or solo, on a laptop, the TV or a projector.
They open quiz.sh on their phone and type in the code from the screen. No app, no account.
Scores update live, and the winners end up on the podium.
Both are about the same week, with different stories.
The game night
3+ players
Bluffing, betting, bidding and voting. These rounds live off the other players, so it takes at least three.
Ten rounds, for example:
The knowledge quiz
1+ player
Knowledge rounds to play along. On your own in the coffee break, as a pair on the sofa, or as a classic quiz with the whole family.
Ten rounds, for example:
Every round you just saw, from the bluff to the auction, works with your own questions, photos and videos: for a birthday, the office party or your next game night.
Build your own quizshow