Things get physical when two rowdy brothers from Alabama test their luck in the cab and an unsuspecting couple is headed uptown when their ride is hijacked by celebrity, Scott Bakula. Will they leap to victory or get beamed right out of the cab?

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"To win or not to win," that is the question the first player asks, a couple orders an iced non-fat trenta skinny vanilla latte, and this last team, like the rest of America, does not run on Kimchi Donuts.

A contestant can’t decide whether he should use some winnings on waffles or pancakes, a group of four exclaims, "Here we are now, entertain us!" and three guys take a 3.141592 mile cruise through Manhattan.

A lone rider can smell the cash as he approaches his destination, a trio of friends shout out for help on a Google question, while another group of three get quizzed on the Ten Commandments.

A couple of friends hit it out of the park with a Louisville Slugger question, four buddies need some help when questioned about a "first dude" in the 2008 election, and a pair of guys get stumped as the questions get harder.

Two couples try to rake in the cash during a double ride, a solo rider wishes she was a Rhodes Scholar, and four dudes put their spelling bee s-k-i-l-l-s to the test.

Two friends start off strong with a "Tomb Raider" question, a group of four try and put their heads together, and two lovebirds struggle when asked about a famous "blue-eyed crooner."

A solo rider is no longer six degrees away from Ben Bailey, a rowdy foursome proves they are not "too big to fail" in the Cash Cab, and a father/daughter team take to the streets and try to win big bucks.

A lone player gets the best "Deal of the Day," two dudes have Red Light Challenge nightmares after a question about Stephen King novels, and four girls set out to complete a "full revolution" in the Cash Cab.

One group tries to oust Ben Bailey as the mayor of Cash Cab, a rider en route to Midtown takes a little detour, and a pair put their presidential knowledge to the test.

There's a surprise party in the cab, three workers unite, and a team of two takes the road that Robert Frost did not.

A couple can thank "Milk’s Favorite Cookie," a team drives to the basket and tries to rebound for some cash, and knowledge on the former Governator of California helps out a third contestant.

A contestant tests out the single rider theory, a group of four know something about the Fab Four, and two riders should have opted for a detour to Pandora.

A couple takes on some intimidating UFC fighters, four Richard Simmons wannabes take a spin, and a third set may or may not be told to "exit, door right."

A rider gets stuck on some Lady Gaga trivia, a group takes a ride in the "wheels of steel" or rather, wheels of cash, and another bunch take a risky dive to score some extra dinero.

Two contestants take their Crocs for a spin in the Cash Cab, four troopers get caught up in the old school computer game of Minesweeper, and a couple "live happily ever after" because of this cab ride.

A rider’s case of hippophobia forces here to take a taxi as an alternative mode of transportation, a team challenges the "Curse of the Bambino" myth, and a twosome obviously had breakfast with Snap, Crackle, & Pop.

Two dudes have the luck of the "Scottish," a solo rider is excited to ride in the Cash Cab, and a bunch of contestants "hang in there" by their paws.

Some riders go "zoom zoom" in this cab, four cadets curse Snoopy’s mortal enemy, and a sole voyager takes a ride on the USS Enterprise.

One pair takes a ride in this ol’ yellow jalopy, a second pair goes for a full house, and a third team goes on a soda pop naming spree.

The first contestant won’t get caught in a New York version of Carmageddon, two couples keep the Olympic flame burning, and a trio tries to earn enough money to buy the mansion at Xanadu.

Four guys should’ve stopped at a candy store for a Swedish delicacy before their ride, this slugger is on deck to answer some trivia, and a trio hopes their battleship does not get sunk.

One rider throws a rock while Ben throws paper, a duo hopes for six less weeks of winter, and one group isn’t threatened by birds but by a dizzying fear of heights.

A father-son ride might land them some Fort Knox gold, something about this contestant’s Red Light Challenge smells fishy, and these two dudes might actually have a Cha-Cha-Cha-Chia at home.