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Master Minds (2020)
Three challengers take on some of the greatest minds in trivia in this exciting showdown of smarts and strategy; the last contestant standing will face off against the episode's highest scoring Master Mind in a head-to-head battle.
Master Minds: Season 1 - 65 Episode s
1x1 - Trivia, Smarts, and A Hot Air Balloon
April 6, 2020
1x2 - Trivia, Smarts & Butterflies
April 7, 2020
1x3 - Trivia, Smarts & Bite-Sized Candies
April 8, 2020
1x4 - Trivia, Smarts & Gravestone Curses
April 9, 2020
1x5 - Trivia, Smarts & One-Term Presidents
April 10, 2020
1x6 - Trivia, Smarts & Prohibition
April 13, 2020
1x7 - Trivia, Smarts & Cosmetic Surgery
April 14, 2020
1x8 - Trivia, Smarts & Fasten Your Seatbelts!
April 15, 2020
1x9 - Trivia, Smarts & Opening Lines
April 16, 2020
1x10 - Trivia, Smarts & Gemstones
April 17, 2020
1x11 - Trivia, Smarts & Cheer
April 20, 2020
1x12 - Trivia, Smarts & Buffalo Wings
April 21, 2020
1x13 - Trivia, Smarts & Cereal Mascots
April 22, 2020
1x14 - Trivia, Smarts & Electric Guitars
April 23, 2020
1x15 - Trivia, Smarts & A Horse's Height
April 24, 2020
1x16 - Trivia, Smarts & Space Travel
April 27, 2020
1x17 - Trivia, Smarts & A Bargain
April 28, 2020
1x18 - Trivia, Smarts & Founding Fathers
April 29, 2020
1x19 - Trivia, Smarts & A Fun Toy
April 30, 2020
1x20 - Trivia, Smarts & A Jingle
May 1, 2020
1x21 - Trivia, Smarts & Liquid Fire
May 4, 2020
1x22 - Trivia, Smarts & Dairy Cows
May 5, 2020
1x23 - Trivia, Smarts & Feathered Hair
May 6, 2020
1x24 - Trivia, Smarts & Bora Bora
May 7, 2020
1x25 - Trivia, Smarts & A Manicure
May 8, 2020
1x26 - Trivia, Smarts & Board Games
May 11, 2020
1x27 - Trivia, Smarts & Ballroom Dance
May 12, 2020
1x28 - Trivia, Smarts & Fairy Tales
May 13, 2020
1x29 - Trivia, Smarts & The First Amendment
May 14, 2020
1x30 - Trivia, Smarts & Moon Landings
May 15, 2020
1x31 - Trivia, Smarts & National Parks
May 18, 2020
1x32 - Trivia, Smarts & Swahili
May 19, 2020
1x33 - Trivia, Smarts & Soap Operas
May 20, 2020
1x34 - Trivia, Smarts & Solar Power
May 21, 2020
1x35 - Trivia, Smarts & Roller Coasters
May 22, 2020
1x36 - Trivia, Smarts & American Heroes
May 25, 2020
1x37 - Trivia, Smarts & Billy Goats
May 26, 2020
1x38 - Trivia, Smarts & Elephant Society
May 27, 2020
1x39 - Trivia, Smarts & Sidewalk Surfing
May 28, 2020
1x40 - Trivia, Smarts & Roman Gods
May 29, 2020
1x41 - Trivia, Smarts & Space Rocks
June 1, 2020
1x42 - Trivia, Smarts & the Bering Sea
June 2, 2020
1x43 - Trivia, Smarts & the Naked Eye
June 3, 2020
1x44 - Trivia, Smarts & Easter Island
June 4, 2020
1x45 - Trivia, Smarts & Field Goals
June 5, 2020
1x46 - Trivia, Smarts & Sizzle
June 8, 2020
1x47 - Trivia, Smarts & Cornhuskers
June 8, 2020
1x48 - Trivia, Smarts & Rocket Fuel
June 9, 2020
1x49 - Trivia, Smarts & A Ghost Ship
June 9, 2020
1x50 - Trivia, Smarts & A Raft of Penguins
June 10, 2020
1x51 - Trivia, Smarts & An X-Ray
June 10, 2020
1x52 - Trivia, Smarts & Tabula Rasa
June 11, 2020
1x53 - Trivia, Smarts & Hemingway Cats
June 11, 2020
1x54 - Trivia, Smarts & Apollo's Twin
June 12, 2020
1x55 - Trivia, Smarts & Midterms
June 12, 2020
1x56 - Trivia, Smarts & A Solar Eclipse
June 15, 2020
1x57 - Trivia, Smarts & The Loch Ness Monster
June 16, 2020
1x58 - Trivia, Smarts & A One-Dollar Bill
June 17, 2020
1x59 - Trivia, Smarts & Secret Agents
June 18, 2020
1x60 - Trivia, Smarts & Baked Goods
June 19, 2020
1x61 - Trivia, Smarts & The Speed of Sound
June 22, 2020
1x62 - Trivia, Smarts & A High IQ
June 23, 2020
1x63 - Trivia, Smarts & The Big Apple
June 24, 2020
1x64 - Trivia, Smarts & A Sequel
June 25, 2020
1x65 - Trivia, Smarts & Jingles
June 26, 2020
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