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Idiotest
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Season 4 Episode Guide See All
Episode 1
Episode #4.1
Thu, Jan 19, 2017
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0:48 Idiotest
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Awards
- 2016 - Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Directing in a Game Show - nominated
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People Puzzler
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Lingo
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Master Minds
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Common Knowledge
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