season, four questions are asked, alternating between the contestant and the geek, whose questions are much more difficult. If the geek gives a wrong answer, the contestant wins the challenge, scores points, and gets to wear the geek's medal for the rest of the game. If the contestant misses a question, the challenge ends and the opponent may score 10 points by giving the correct answer. On occasion, if a challenge ends due to the contestant missing the question, the challenged geek will be asked the more difficult question to show off. If all four questions are answered correctly, a "geek-off" is played to decide the challenge. The player must name as many items as in a given category as possible in 15 seconds; the geek must then do the same in a much harder category. If the geek cannot come up with more answers, the contestant wins the challenge, with ties going to the contestant. Resident geeks' medals are worth 20 points each, while a guest geek's medal awards 30. Season 2 A maximum of four questions were asked, as in season 1, but when the contestant missed a question the geek must answer it correctly to win the challenge; the opponent does not get a chance to score from a missed question. A miss by the geek still results in a victory for the contestant. If both sides miss the same questions or if all four questions are asked, a "geek-off" is played. On occasion, if the geek ends the challenge by answering the contestant's question correctly, they are given the harder question to show off. Resident and guest geek medals award 20 and 40 points, respectively. Third round The third round starts with two more head-to-head challenges, and the trailing player starts, or the coin toss winner in the event of a tie starts. Gameplay is the same as in the second round, with all medals worth 20 more points (40/50 in season 1, 40/60 in season 2). After these challenges are over, the "geek-qualizer" is played to decide a winner with the trailing contestant going first; in the event of a tie, the coin toss winner decides to go first or second. A list of titles is read to the contestant, who must decide whether each is related to movies, music, or TV. The list continues until the contestant gives an incorrect answer, fails to give