Another batch of contestants will emerge from isolation to ponder unbelievable news headlines when Season 2 of Greg Gutfeld’s What Did I Miss? arrives on Fox Nation later this month.
“Against all logic, people volunteered to do this crazy game show again,” Greg Gutfeld (host of Fox News Channel’s late-night syled show Gutfeld!) said in a statement. “And the only thing standing between them and victory is me.”
In Season 1 of the quiz show, contestants spent the first 90 days of President Trump’s second term sequestered from the outside world, and then were asked to identify which news headlines from those three months were real, and which were fake.
For Season 2, which premieres Monday, April 27, a total of five contestants—Raymond Borizki from Fort Walton Beach, Fla., Nancy Hornback from Phoenixville, Pa., Victor Hugo from Freeport, Fla., Devika Seth from Southlake, Texas, and Season 1 returnee Sunny Mujovic from Hazle Township, Pa.—packed their bags after Thanksgiving and headed to upstate New York where they spent three months in total isolation, cut off from phones, internet, television, social media, and all communication with friends and family.
Upon re-entering society after Valentine’s Day, the five contestants were quizzed by What Did I Miss? host Greg Gutfeld about what happened in the world during their seclusion. The prize, again, is a cool $50,000.
A first-look video teases some of Season 2’s questions: Hollywood agents want to rep an AI actress (real). Bad Bunny performed the Super Bowl halftime show entirely in Spanish (real). And the US invaded Greenland (fake—”well, for now,” Gutfeld quips).
Following the April 27 premiere, a second episode will stream May 4, and then the finale on May 11.
