NBA 2K26 2KTV Episode 24 Answers, Rewards, and Jahmai Mashack Questions

Season 5 of NBA 2K26 is rolling on, and Episode 24 of 2KTV (Season 12) puts Memphis Grizzlies guard Jahmai Mashack in the spotlight. The episode runs about 10 to 15 minutes and carries 11 trivia questions, each worth between 100 and 200 VC for a correct answer. That's a meaningful chunk of free Virtual Currency for roughly a quarter-hour of your time, plus the occasional cosmetic item or MyTeam pack on top of it.

All 11 Answers for Episode 24

Three of the eleven questions are open-response opinion polls where any answer is accepted. For the eight factual questions, getting the exact answer right is what earns your VC. Here's the complete list:

• Which store in The City sells BMX bikes? Legend Sports
• What year was Jahmai Mashack drafted into the NBA? 2025
• How does this sign make you feel? Any
• What NBA team does Jahmai Mashack play for? Grizzlies
• In the Pro-Am, you can play 3v3 and \_ games. 5v5
• On defense, holding both trigger buttons performs a \_\_. Fast Shuffle
• Including Casual Courts, The Theater features \_ game modes. 5
• Who was the first NBA team to win 50 games this season? Thunder
• What was your favourite segment of the show this week? Any
• Vote for your top play of the week. Any
• How many players have scored at least 80 points in an NBA game? 3

The three "Any" questions (the sign reaction, your favourite segment, and the top play vote) are pure opinion prompts. Pick whatever option you like and the VC is yours regardless.

The Jahmai Mashack Questions Explained

Two of the eight factual questions center directly on Mashack, and both are straightforward if you know a little about the young Memphis guard. He was drafted into the NBA in 2025 and currently plays for the Memphis Grizzlies. If you blanked on either of those, now you know: 2025 and Grizzlies are the answers that lock in your VC.

In-Game Tips Buried in This Episode

Episode 24 isn't just a Mashack profile. It works in several useful gameplay pointers that show up as trivia, which means knowing the game actually helps you earn more.

The Pro-Am question confirms that you can run both 3v3 and 5v5 games in that mode, so if you've only been doing one format, there's a full second option sitting there. The defensive controls question is worth committing to memory beyond the trivia: holding both trigger buttons simultaneously executes a Fast Shuffle, which is one of the more effective tools for staying in front of a ball handler without getting caught flat-footed.

The Theater question rounds out the in-game tips section. Including Casual Courts, The Theater houses five distinct game modes total, which is more variety than a lot of players realize is packed into that one location.

For The City exploration, Legend Sports is the store you want for BMX bikes. That's an easy one to miss if you haven't gone looking for it specifically.

The Real-NBA Questions

The two real-world NBA questions in this episode tie into what's been happening on the actual court this season, and both have definitive answers that require knowing current events.

Oklahoma City was the first team in the league to hit 50 wins this season, which makes "Thunder" the correct answer to that question. The second real-NBA question asks how many players have ever scored at least 80 points in a single NBA game. The answer is three. That number is fresh context given that Bam Adebayo put up 83 points just last week, making him one of that very small group of players to reach that threshold in league history.

How 2KTV Works and Why It's Worth Your Time

2KTV is a weekly interactive show built directly into NBA 2K26, accessible straight from the main menu. Season 12 is hosted by Alexis Morgan and Chris Manning, and the format mixes NBA player interviews, in-game tips, community highlights, and trivia questions each week.

The reward structure is the main draw for most players. Correct answers pay out between 100 and 200 VC per question, and while no single question is going to transform your MyCareer build, the VC accumulates meaningfully if you're showing up every week. On top of that, some questions also dish out cosmetic items or MyTeam packs, so the ceiling is occasionally higher than just currency.

Each episode clocks in at around 10 to 15 minutes, so the VC-per-minute ratio here is genuinely solid compared to grinding it out in games. Episode 24's 11 questions represent a potential haul of up to 2,200 VC if you nail every factual answer, and the three open-response questions are free VC regardless.

If you're tracking your progress through multiple episodes, external answer pages like Lockercodes let you use on-page checkboxes to mark off which questions you've completed, with that progress saved locally on your device. It's a handy way to avoid double-checking answers you've already claimed in a prior session.

With Episode 24 aired and the answers confirmed across multiple sources, there's no reason to leave any of these 11 questions on the table.