In the Know Episode Guide

In The Know panelists debate how a high quality product like the EZ-Go Juicer could be available at such a low, low price.

Panelists discuss how the decline of the newspaper industry will affect the loons and shut-ins who rely on newspapers for stacking around their ramshackle homes.

In The Know panelists say more states should make decorating a nursery and choosing a baby name required steps in obtaining access to an abortion.

Panelists debate the validity of a new report which claims many decorative baby skulls are obtained by unlawful, inhumane means.

In The Know panelists call Biden's decision to sneeze in the middle of a high level policy meeting 'disgusting' and 'completely inappropriate.'

Panelists discuss whether Obama's openly loving, considerate family is a slap in the face to the average American who only bears feelings of resentment towards relatives.

As Americans rush to join the Nouveau Poor, panelists debate the claim that the newly poor are incapable of integrating with long established poor...

In The Know panelists discuss the closing of the controversial detainee labyrinth and debate whether the Minotaur's sternum-stomping-by-hooves interrogation technique yielded valuable intelligence.

In The Know: Panelists discuss ways to care for the nation's paranoid schizophrenics, such as hiding cameras in their homes or audio transmitters in their ears.

In The Know's new live internet poll feature revolutionizes how pundits shamelessly cater to what viewers want to hear.

Host becomes curiously pushy, sweaty in this roundtable discussion about loopholes in manslaughter law in the US.

In The Know panelists discuss whether seeing images of dead babies and bludgeoned prostitutes in our sleep is desensitizing Americans to violence.

Panelists discuss how pornography warps children's minds, leading them to believe sex is actually fun rather than shameful and embarrassing.

Panelists dismiss the notion that something could go wrong with the 75-foot-tall crabs that shoot acid from their mouths.

Panelists debate whether games like Fallout 3 and Gears Of War 2 are teaching children skills they'll really need in the End Times.

Our panelists debate whether TV programs like A Double Shot At Love and The Bad Girls Club depict unattainable levels of skankiness.

With the economy sliding deeper into a recession, panelists discuss whether it's time to stop throwing our money into a massive pit out in the desert.

Panelists discuss whether Halloween candy and costumes have distracted us from placating demons to ensure a bountiful harvest.

Our In The Know panelists debate whether the graphic sex acts and extreme violence in HBO's McCain-Obama debate crossed the line.

'In The Know' panelists discuss whether our athletes will be able to escape the bamboo cages the Chinese government will try to imprison them in.

Panelists discuss the alarming trend of politicians who break their promises to the lobbyists who helped elect them.

In The Know: Panelists discuss a new report that found only 84% of education funding goes to teaching children about whales.

In The Know panelists discuss whether we should spare Africa's feelings by not telling them about the global economy.

Panelists discuss the tragic lack of media access in Darfur and how we can help Darfurians realize how much we're helping them.

Panelists discuss whether controversial decisions by the Robot Congress and President Executron indicate robots have too much control over our lives.

Panelists discuss the political repercussions of a new poll showing Kim Jong-Il's approval rating at an all time low of 120%.

Panelists discuss whether animals should play a more active role in the fight for their rights by participating in marches or organizing boycotts.

Panelists discuss ways to wage a greener war in Iraq, such as driving biodegradable tanks and shocking detainees' testicles with wind power.

Panelists discuss why the media and public are not paying more attention to the overwhelming success of the U.S.'s invasion of Iraf.

Panelists discuss whether stringent new suicide-vest laws would make sure only responsible people blow themselves up.