Smartest Guy in the Room
β 8 Β· 2016 Β· 30m Β· Reality Β· Documentary
Smartest Guy in the Room pits geniuses with 140+ IQs against one another as they compete in challenges involving feats of skill across a variety of topics.
Episodes
1. How to Not Crack an Egg30m Β· Terry's battle of wits involves a mission to stack 100 lbs. on an egg without cracking, and an obstacle course for your memory.
2. How to Win by Finishing Last30m Β· Guy's battle of wits involves a helium-fueled race where it pays to be the slowest across the finish line, and a super-sized packing challenge.
3. How to Have the Last Word30m Β· Terry and Guy battle the elements in Randy's big word challenge, and test their engineering skills in a bridge build-off.
4. How to Face the Music30m Β· The geniuses try to prove their smarts by decoding Guy's gauntlet of pattern puzzles.βΆ5. How to Know When to Fold 'Em30m Β· A paper-airplane engineering challenge is issued.βΆ6. How to Float Your Boat30m Β· The geniuses are challenged to build a self-propelling boat using simple materials.More Like This
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