u/After-Sprinkles-1769

Tonight's episode, May 22, 2026, seemed to have very aggressive editing. It made me wonder if production staff experimented with ways to get all the clues revealed no matter what it took (on a Friday no less, when I believe viewership is lower).

Anyone else notice this?

For the record, I love it. I'll take an occasional 'rush edit' broadcast (if that even happened here) to reveal all the clues. Very few people would likely notice. Again, if that's even what happened tonight.

It's shortly after 11 PM ET so I believe we're good on the spoiler rules. And this would be such a small spoiler, stating all the clues were played

Anyone have inside information on how the editing process works when players pick clues quickly and answer them accurately throughout the course of recording the show? A game could really fly if things line up.

Maybe there's not much to it. It could involve more difficult editing to include more Ken content, or more of the anecdotes or, and this part sounds tough, more clue selection footage used. Thank you editors!