In particular, the show is highlighting a new game called Gridlock. Inspired by the traffic in Los Angeles, contestants playing for a car must "navigate" their mini game vehicle out of a lane of traffic and into an empty lane by correctly giving the price of the vehicle.
Cars and game shows go together like a horse and carriage, no doubt. Meanwhile, Drew himself offers some thoughts on various TPiR games. He dislikes Stack the Deck and That's Too Much because people lose too often. The games are okay, just too hard. But Cliff Hangers is fun because people win most of the time. Drew waves off a compliment from the interviewer about creating Rat Race. Gee, I like that game.
Drew also teases about "a moment coming up during premiere week that is so outrageous." He thinks it's going to be TPiR's biggest viral moment ever. Maybe I'll have to put it in the video blog in the sidebar.
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