from the list, points are added. Which also in turn, penalties were strictly immediately enforced, complimented, and followed by a loud buzzer, intending to further disrupt a player from ranting. After the first team Ranted, the second team attempted their Rant. However, both teams had to continually walk inside the wheels during both Rants. In many cases, due to the haphazardness of this round, after a team rants, Elwood would enact and explain technicalities the judges gave, either negatively (if a team said a key word incompletely, or slightly mispronounced a key word, misspoke a key word, or said a version of a key word, the judges felt was unsatisfactory, or if a team committed a penalty that wasn't accounted for yet, points will be deducted.) or positively. (if a pluralized, past or future tense form of a key word is said, acceptable by the judges, or in select occasions if a team is incorrectly penalized, teams are credited points.) Early episodes of the first season saw the Rant work slightly different. Each player had 30 seconds to talk continuously about the article (60 seconds total); with ten hidden key words or phrases selected from the article. 1 point was added per second for Ranting up to 60, while the points added for saying a keyword or deducted for committing a violation remained the same. Stunt round For round two, each team (starting with the team in the lead or the winners of the 3 a.m. coin toss in case of a tie) performed a stunt and answered a list of questions for 40 seconds (45 seconds in the first season). The team that was in the lead (or if teams were tied, the 3 a.m. coin toss winners) were allowed to choose one of two stunts, that they must participate in. (which in season one, teams chose between stunts, that were hidden under covered dinner plates, and were completely by chance. In season two, stunts are shown upfront, and contestants chose the task strictly, loosely related on a book or magazine they were told to study. The actual components of the task are still unknown to the teams.) The round tested the teams' ability to multitask after being deprived of sleep. Stunts took various forms, such as demonstrating yoga positions, matching cuts of meat to a picture of a cow, or even firing hard candies at small chocolate bunnies