Rhett and Link participated in a "Sausage Party" challenge where they ate sausages with unique ingredients while answering questions about the British royal family. The show started with a wheel of sausages, each assigned a point value based on their level of "grossness." The hosts alternated spinning the wheel and answering royal-themed trivia questions. If they answered correctly, their opponent had to eat the chosen sausage. However, if they answered incorrectly, they had to eat the sausage themselves.
Throughout the challenge, Rhett and Link encountered unusual sausages, including one filled with fish guts, toothpaste, and dog food.
The competition concluded with a bonus round, the "Speedy Sausage Eating Chow Crown Showdown," sponsored by Hasbro. The hosts used a Chow Crown filled with Marmite-covered sausages, and whoever consumed the most sausages within a set time limit would win. Rhett emerged as the winner, earning the title and forcing Link to eat the worst sausage left on the wheel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The hosts are eating sausages and answering questions about the British royal family.
2. The hosts have a wheel with numbered sausages, with higher numbers indicating worse-tasting sausages.
3. The hosts take turns spinning the wheel and answering questions; if they get a question right, the other host has to eat the sausage, and if they get it wrong, they have to eat the sausage themselves.
4. The hosts discuss the British royal family's traditions and rules.
5. According to Prince Andrew, the royal family is not allowed to play Monopoly because it gets too vicious.
6. Members of the royal family must always pack a black outfit when traveling, in case they need to attend a funeral.
7. Married women in the royal family must change into evening wear at 6 p.m. when attending an indoor affair, which includes putting on a tiara.
8. The King's most trusted courtier was historically the groom of the stool, who assisted the king with his excretions and ablutions.
9. The hosts play a bonus round called the "Speedy Sausage Eating Chow Crown Showdown" using Hasbro's new game Chow Crown.
10. The Chow Crown game involves wearing a crown that moves and trying to eat as many snacks as possible before the music stops.
11. The hosts fill the crowns with sausages covered in Marmite, a British favorite.
12. The winner of the bonus round gets 10,000 points, and the loser has to eat the worst sausage left on the wheel.