Five contestants emerge from 90-day isolation for Fox Nation news challenge

7 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 28

The second season of "What Did I Miss?" premieres with five players isolated in upstate New York for 90 days, competing for a $50,000 prize.
Hosted by Greg Gutfeld, contestants must now distinguish real news from fake headlines after missing major global events and scandals during their seclusion.
Fox News contributor Kat Timpf and comedian Jamie Lissow ensured no outside communication devices entered the farmhouse; new episodes will stream on Fox Nation starting May 4 and May 11.

What real-world events are contestants most shocked to learn about after emerging from isolation?

What are the long-term psychological impacts on contestants after such extreme isolation for a game show?

How do you create fake news that rivals the absurdity of today's real headlines?

Does this experiment prove that constant connection to news actually makes us less informed?

After 90 days of total isolation, does the mind get better or worse at spotting misinformation?

What does a 90-day 'digital detox' actually do to a person's perception of reality?