The New Yorker's daily cartoon game Laugh Lines, edited by Andy Kravis, runs new editions
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- Laugh Lines is The New Yorker's daily game, edited by Andy Kravis, in which players drag cartoon cards onto a time line to guess when each was first published.
- Each correct guess earns one point, and a perfect score is five points.
- A wrong guess moves the cartoon into the correct slot on the time line.
- New editions of the game appeared daily through the week of November 9 to 14, 2026.
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- The game's instructions recommend that stumped players look for clues in world events, technologies, fads, prices, and how people dress or speak.
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The New Yorker published the Saturday, November 14, 2026 edition of its daily cartoon game Laugh Lines, edited by Andy Kravis.
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- Play Laugh Lines: Saturday, November 14, 2026
The New Yorker's Laugh Lines is a daily game, edited by Andy Kravis, in which players drag cartoon cards onto a time line to guess when each was first published, earning a point per correct guess. The instructions cover confirming answers, enlarging cartoons, using Tap Mode, and looking for clues like world events, fads, and dress when stumped.
- Play Laugh Lines: Friday, November 13, 2026
Laugh Lines, a New Yorker game edited by Andy Kravis, asks players to guess when each cartoon was originally published by dragging cards into slots on a time line, with correct guesses earning one point and wrong ones revealing the right slot. Clues can include world events, technologies, fads, prices, and how people dress or speak.
- Play Laugh Lines: Thursday, November 12, 2026
The New Yorker's Laugh Lines game for Thursday, November 12, 2026, edited by Andy Kravis, has players guess when New Yorker cartoons were originally published by dragging each card into a timeline slot, earning a point per correct guess. When stumped, look for clues in world events, technologies, fads, prices, and how people dress or speak.
- Play Laugh Lines: Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Laugh Lines is the New Yorker's daily cartoon game edited by Andy Kravis, in which players guess when five cartoons were first published by dragging each card onto a time line, earning a point per correct guess toward a perfect score of five. Hint clues include world events, fads, prices, and fashion.
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Daily Cartoon: Friday, November 13th
