Divided - Episode Guide

A spoken word artist and a pastor debate and unanimously agree against a racing clock.

A cage fighter and an attorney debate against the clock.

Four strangers including a journalist and a tire technician debate against a racing clock.

A personal trainer and a bartender compete debate against a racing clock.

Four strangers including a golf caddie and a private chef debate.

Four strangers including an author and a college student debate.

Four strangers including a pharmaceutical cosmetologist and an optician debate.

Four strangers including a former NFL and a taqueria owner debate.

Four strangers including a tour guide and a flight attendant debate.

Four strangers including a department store Santa and a cannabis blogger debate.

A salesman and an interior designer compete against a racing clock.

Four strangers including a therapist and a radio producer debate.

Four strangers including a real estate agent and a poker player debate.

Four strangers including a competitive ballroom dancer and a concierge debate.

Four strangers including a Navy veteran and a wedding planner debate.

Four strangers including a barista and a substitute teacher debate.

Four strangers including a fashion designer and a horseback riding instructor debate.

Four strangers including a bartender and a personal trainer debate.

Four strangers including a tour manager and a trial lawyer debate.

Four strangers including a dog walker and a waiter debate to win against the clock.

Four strangers including an office manager and an athlete debate to win.

Four strangers including a waitress and a fifth grade teacher debate.

Four strangers including a yoga instructor and a tech expert debate.

Four strangers including a nanny and a college professor debate to win.

Four strangers including a writer and a professor must debate.

Four strangers including a professor and dance instructor debate.

Four strangers including a construction worker and a YouTube host debate.

Four strangers including an entertainment lawyer and a lifeguard debate.

Four strangers including a corporate trainer and a personal assistant debate.

Four strangers including a health services coordinator and a gamer debate.

Strangers including a DJ and a stock trader debate.

A therapist and a pharmacy tech debate.

Four strangers including a fashion buyer and a tour guide debate.

Four strangers including a delivery driver and a student debate.

Four strangers including a middle school teacher and a musician debate.

Four strangers including a jewelry stylist and sports information director debate.

Four strangers including a corporate sponsorship salesman and a retired special education teacher debate.

Four strangers including an Uber driver and a server debate.

Four strangers including a fire academy cadet and a dance studio owner debate.

Four strangers debate against a racing clock to answer trivia and social survey questions.

Marrying outside one's race; four strangers debate against a racing clock.

Four strangers debate against a racing clock; women wearing burkas in public in the U.S.

Strangers debate about what Americans are most thankful for at Thanksgiving.

Four strangers debate about how Americans spot fake news.

Strangers debate about which alternative therapies covered by insurance.

Strangers debate on what people would do if they won the lottery.

Strangers debate on the most important Constitutional amendments.

Four strangers debate about what charitable causes Americans support the most against a racing clock.

Strangers debate against a racing clock about which traditional wedding vows that are the hardest for woman to keep.

Contestants must agree on the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including which habits people find most annoying in a roommate.

Contestants debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including what people think fathers should provide for their children.

Four contestants who left with little or no money return for redemption.

Four strangers debate on how Americans feel about the Affordable Care Act.

Four strangers race against a clock to answer survey questions on celebrities eligible for the presidency in 2020.

Four strangers answer survey questions about home schooling against a racing clock.

Four strangers debate against a racing clock on the best ways for black Americans to achieve racial equality.

Strangers have a debate on what the biggest problems are for small business owners.

A debate on which topics people are most tempted to lie about.

A debate on the biggest money mistake people in their 20s make.

Four strangers from different branches of the military must debate against a racing clock and unanimously agree on the answers to assorted questions.

What bothers Americans the most about the federal tax system.

Situations that cause women the most anxiety.

Which state is home to four NBA teams.

Four strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions about which cities are home to the busiest airports in the world.

Four strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including what women worry about most frequently.

Which causes lobbying firms spend more money advocating for.

Contestants debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including which TV shows are downloaded illegally most often.

Four contestants debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions in a contest between millennials and baby boomers.

Four contestants debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including which is the fastest-growing ethnic group in the United States.

Four strangers debate who should be paying for the first date.

Contestants debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including what makes people most uncomfortable about how their personal data is used.

Four strangers debate and must unanimously agree on the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including how much undocumented immigrants pay in state and local taxes each year.

Teachers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions.

Four strangers debate about what Americans blame for the widening wealth gap.

Contestants debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including whose portrait is set to replace Andrew Jackson's on the $20 bill.

Contestants debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including which two things women most want to change about their men.

Women debate and strive to agree on the answers to trivia and social survey questions.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including what brides say about selecting their own engagement rings.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including one about where most teenagers get summer jobs.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including where would be the best places to start addressing racial inequality.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions including how often Americans check food labels for nutrition information.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions including which social media platforms have more monthly active users.

Four strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including one about the largest sources of debt for millennials.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions about which athlete has been on the most covers of Sports Illustrated.

Four strangers debate against a racing clock; which medications Americans are most thankful for.

Four strangers must debate against a racing clock; what American taxpayers are most likely to do with their tax refunds.

Strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including which U.S. presidents have been married more than once.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including what ranks as the biggest distractions among teenage drivers.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions about which cities have the worst air quality.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions about what has the biggest impact on personal happiness according to Americans.

Eliminated contestants return for a chance at redemption; they debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including what married people say are the keys to a successful marriage.

Four lawyers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions.

Four strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including what most Americans see as a major global threat.

Four strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including what percentage of Americans think it's okay for a woman to breast feed in public.

Four strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including which sports send the most people to the emergency room.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including which type of men women find most attractive.

Poker players debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including how debit card information is most often stolen.

Four strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, then they must also decide who gets the unequal share of the winnings.

Four strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including which factors are the most important in determining one's credit score.

Four strangers debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions about Beyoncé's fans.

Four strangers, including a U.S. Navy veteran and an entertainment journalist, debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions.

Four strangers must debate against a racing clock and unanimously agree on the answers to trivia and social survey questions including what the number one cause of home fires is.

Four strangers must debate against a racing clock and unanimously agree on the answers to trivia and social survey questions including what job candidates lie about the most.