
Puzzle Guru Will Hines got into the spooky spirit in costume as a safari dude. Lam Thuy Vo/NPR hide caption
Puzzle Guru Will Hines got into the spooky spirit in costume as a safari dude.
Lam Thuy Vo/NPRPuzzle Guru Will Hines got into the spooky spirit in costume as a safari dude. Lam Thuy Vo/NPR hide caption
Puzzle Guru Will Hines got into the spooky spirit in costume as a safari dude.
Lam Thuy Vo/NPRBest-selling children's horror author R.L. Stine (Goosebumps, Fear Street) inspires games designed to scare the answers out of you. Plus: what scares the man whose job it is to scare kids of all ages?
Inspired by this week's Very Important Puzzler, the best-selling children's horror author R.L. Stine (Goosebumps, Fear Street), the games in this show have been designed to scare the answers out of you. Find out what zombies eat when they run out of brains, test your Looney Tunes knowledge through a revised rendition of "Sympathy for the Devil" and find out what else Edgar Allan Poe's Raven has been quoth'ing on about. Plus: What scares the man whose job it is to scare kids of all ages?
R.L. Stine: This man wants to terrify your children. Lam Thuy Vo/NPR hide caption
Author R.L. Stine tries to guess whether Ask Me Another listeners find "ventriloquist dolls" or "a swarm of bees" scarier. Lam Thuy Vo/NPR hide caption