I would type out 85 different misspellings of cemetery, but I don't want to have to delete 85 words from my phone's dictionary after I make it accept 85 misspellings.
Um, Actually: A few folks have already pointed out that the Brahms doll in the first The Boy movie was not possessed (which was retconned in the sequel). For that same question, though, the Chucky doll from the first Child's Play movie was not an old doll at all--it was a brand new Good Guys toy line that was being sold in the toy store where the young boy character's mom worked. Pedantic, I know, but you all should be used to that by now.
retconning The Boy was so dumb cause it's actually much more original to have it NOT be haunted and instead just be a dude in the walls fucking with it
Um actually, you're referencing the remake, in which the chucky doll isn't even possessed at all, it's just an AI with safeguards removed. In addition, chucky WAS in fact an old doll, because the climax of the movie takes place when the second edition of the good guy doll is released, and chucky was a first edition doll.
I got the E.T. one, Jurrasic park one and the Totoro one on the first frame. They are iconic images so if you know them well you could get them straight away.
@@BeeTheBee I also got the ET one without any clarification, mainly because the tree in front of the moon actually looks like the shape of ET's head when pixelated that badly.
It was great to see Doug Jones ask the question here after seeing the question about what linked all of the characters he played in a previous episode.
@@jean-paulaudette9246 apparently he was one of the few guest stars to not bail that one horrible 2014 tumblr convention, dashcon (famous for the ball pit!). he stayed to be in the pictures that people paid for! i certainly dont blame the other guests like Nightvale and Steampowered Giraffe for dipping when they werent being paid for it, but it really is sweet that he stayed despite everything going to shit lol
The voice actress who voiced Talky Tina and Chatty Cathy was prolific voice actress June Foray, probably most famous for being Granny in Looney Tunes and Rocky the Flying Squirrel and Natasha Fatale (and several other characters) in Rocky and Bullwinkle.
Regarding that Real Life Question: in my middle school social studies class, one of our big projects was preparing for and participating in a group debate. My group got the topic "should you have to be natural-born to become president?", which led to a *ton* of research into the immigration process. To this day *mumbles* years later, I may not remember all the details, but I do remember the takeaway: it's *fucking hard* to become a US citizen if you're not one already. It can cost so much time, effort, education, and *money* that anyone who is willing and able to go through all that just to become a US citizen is *far more likely* to be loyal to the country's citizens than someone who was just born into it. After like a month or two of prep, we get to the debate, and our opponents' entire argument was, "but what if they want to destroy the US from the inside?" phrased multiple different ways, to which we just kept responding, "...that's more likely to happen with a natural-born citizen, but in the case, don't vote for them?" So much research for what amounted to a preamble as there was no actual debate from the other side. And that continues to this day whenever conservatives negatively stereotype "illegal immigrants" with no understanding of what it costs to become "legal" immigrants, or how often people try to come to the US precisely *because* they could never afford that cost in their home country.
I've always wondered how long it will be before someone claims a candidate for president in invalid because he was a C-section, and hence not "naturally-born".
@@IceMetalPunk Well, the "hole in the prophecy due to the wording" trope is a pretty common one. It's why the Witch King who "No man may hinder" is first wounded by Merry (who is a hobbit*) and then killed by Eowyn (who is a woman). *Remember, "hinder" doesn't mean kill, it means impair. A man wouldn't even be able to WOUND the Witch King, or even slow him down.
Nextorl here, still proud of this question :) I was so sad after it wasn't used in the Nicktoons episode, it totally caught me by surprise when it was used here!
Um, actually, Star Wars Clone Wars wasn’t really cancelled. It was made to air between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith as a way to keep Star Wars content rolling but also give context to when you went to see RotS.
The Jings are clearly: Positive/Neutral/Negative; Left/Right; Up/Down; Front/Back; Clockwise/Counterclockwise; Turnwise/Widdershins; Ventral/Dorsal; Radial/Medial; Distal/Proximal; and fuck I'm out of ideas already
In the sequel the doll is possessed. And apparently in the planned 3rd installment they were going to have Brahm as a person (having survived the first movie) AND a possessed doll.
that last shiny question was too easy. I get it right away. and when Trapp asked what scene it was from, I literally said, "I don't know but knowing you, it's probably Over 9000"
love the show and everything you guys have done over the years, much love from the armpit of america, rural indiana. also as a topic idea you should do an episode on fantasy drugs from books and shiz, make sure to include something from richard k morgan, the author of the takeshi kovacs series
I think they may be getting it confused with the 2008 The Clone Wars movie, that was the flop out of the 3 Clone Wars entries. Honestly even I have a hard time keeping it straight. "Okay so Clone Wars good, The Clone Wars bad, and The Clone Wars good?"
We had a Chatty Cathy growing up! She sounded purely satanic when her voice box was dying, but we loved her just as much anyway. Which is to say less than most of our dolls. But my mom had a massive doll from her own childhood that was waaaay creepier, so Chatty Cathy never seemed scary
Um, Actually, Star Wars: Clone Wars 2003, directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, was created to promote the prequel series. It was so popular that after the prequel's controversial reviews, they decided to shift gears towards a tv show approach under Dave Filoni. Star Wars: The Clone Wars 2008 resulted in 7 seasons and multi spin-offs.
I cannot express how loud I was when I guessed not only was it DBZ vageta BUT that I was also able to guess the exact scene the moment I received that confirmation I had a nerdgasm
I know it's not really common knowledge enough, but I would've loved if Lil Cal from Homestuck was in the possessed doll question because *that* is some very obscure and convoluted lore
Since she is a teenage clone in Clone High, shouldn't Marie Curie be called Marie Skłodowska, since she wouldn't be married to Pierre Curie? I know she must be called by aher wedded name in the show, but maybe that's a Umh actually for the creators
I understood it as a reference to some historical event of the country, that is, at some specific time between the years of 1918 and 1992. Anyways, inventing own European countries inspired by actual ones as needed for the plot is done all the time, for example Krakozhia in The Terminal, or Genovia in The Princess Diaries.
Oh wow, its amazing how the colors and design in anime can so clearly portray a specific scene through 7 layers of pixelization. I instantly knew what that image was
As problematic as he was, Joss Whedon is the trope namer for pulling retcon out of your ass to appease some confanboy. He famously created a temporal field that kept vampires young, and that field collapsing was the reason they turned to dust when properly staked. The field theory was an explanation for why all of the clothes the vampires were wearing also turned to dust, a question posed to Whedon by a fan at a con.
27:40 umm actually in the original the quote was “it’s over 8000!” But later on it was changed across the board to 9000 to fit the mouth flaps in the dubbing etc to keep it uniform
Um, actually in the first Chucky movie he’s not technically an “old doll” his soul is in a seemingly freshly made doll in the factory. And if I’m correct the in universe advertises the model as “new” and “high tech” as it were
I really love this game show!😁 It not only makes me feel smart for knowing many of the answers, but sometimes I learn stuff I didn't know and remember it for other trivia situations! (I got that need more pixels picture *so quickly!* )
Um, actually, Clone High does address Marie Curie's damaged DNA in the episode in which Ghandi is diagnosed with ADD. Fred Astaire mentions it shortly before Ghandi goes on a dance rampage and knocks over a pillar onto him.
Um, actually, in Outlander, being able to time travel is a genetic factor, it's not just random special people. Claire's descendants all inherit the ability as well as Geillis's descendants.
I'm such an idiot - it took me until reading your comment to realize why Roger could travel. I always thought, "man, good thing it worked when he tried!" but I didn't even think of the genetic component.
"Welp, here's your problem. Someone set this thing to 'evil'" Is one of my favorite Simpsons moments, after "Dad! You shot the zombie Flanders!" "He was a zombie?"
um actually, I'm pretty sure tarzan cannot speak most of the languages (the human languages at least) and can only read them, since he learnt them all from books left in his parents' cabin before they died. but the question stated that he was "fluent", so I'm not sure if just reading is enough to be considered fluent. but also it's been a long long time since I read the book so I could be wrong
Um, Actually, "Star Wars: Clone Wars" was not a flop or poorly received, in fact the microseries got expanded due to the positive response it had gotten (which included winning the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program-twice). It was simply always intended to be small-scale in release.
Um actually, the over 9000 is the English modification. In the original Japanese anime and both the Japanese and English Manga he says over 8000 (hassen ijo da)
Two bonus corrections for the first statement. First, Brahms was not possessed in the first film, which was the one referenced in the statement. Second, you presented them as "old" dolls, when in fact, Chucky possessed a brand new Good Guy Doll in the first film.
I had never heard of Clone High. It's like everyone from Dexter's Lab, except for the voice actors, started a TH-cam channel with consulting from Drunk History. It's absolutely fantastic.
And that Vegeta line was not by Chris Sabat, but Brian Drummond, because that line was in the Ocean dub, though Sabat did do that same line in the Funimation dub, but I think my first experience was the Ocean dub
Umm, Actually... In Child's Play, the "Good Guy" Doll (Based loosely on the "My Buddy / Kid Sister line) is not an old doll. It is a brand new, active, currently running line of dolls sold at major retailers. Charles Lee Ray, the titular Chucky, is dying after being shot and performs a 1980s pop-voodoo ritual to put his soul in to one of the many Good Guy dolls he is surrounded by. The reboot is more like the Krusty version... Speaking of which, the Krusty the Clown Doll was not an old doll at the time of its active period either.
that first question just had so much wrong with it lol. the doll in the boy wasn’t even haunted or anything like that, there was a man living in the walls moving it when no one was looking
Um, actually, there is one additional requirement to be President of the United States... you have to win the election (in the electoral college, etc. etc.)!
Um, Actually Annabelle isn't possessed. the doll is moved around by a demonic presence so that the presence can possess a living person (at least in the Conjuringverse) but i suppose reboots don't count?
Um actually, the first seven Presidents (Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Adams, Jackson) were not born in the United States. They were born in the English Colonies. The first president born in the US was Martin Van Buren.
The same goes for the ninth (Harrison). They were all fine because they were citizens before the Constitution was adopted, a stipulation included in the same clause as the other general requirements (Article II, Section 1, Clause 5). If that exception were not included, then nobody would have been eligible to be President until 22 years after the Constitution came into effect.
Um actually, you only need to be a natural born citizen to be President if you weren't already a US citizen when the constitution was adopted. It's a technicality that may never have been used, and has been rendered irrelevant by time -- but a technicality that exists!
Based on the characterisation of King Bumi I strongly suspect that the 82 other forms of jing are not real or at least most of them are. Seems like something he would say to mess with people which he loved doing
Um actually, Annabelle wasn't possessed. She was an anchor for a demon. The demon didn't possess the doll and walk around, he was literally moving the doll to make it seem like she was alive. They even make the distinction in the movie.
Um Actually the 85 types of Jing are all incorrect spellings of 'cemetery'.
My favorite being "semmutaireey"
I would type out 85 different misspellings of cemetery, but I don't want to have to delete 85 words from my phone's dictionary after I make it accept 85 misspellings.
Um, actually would that be 82 types because they already told us 3 of them are not incorrect spellings of 'cemetery'?
@@DidgiPuddy um, actually positive, negative and neutral are all incorrect ways to spell cemetery
Um, actually, that's not "The Settlers of Catan," that's a box of Sun-Maid raisins.
Oh wow, I've never seen clone high but my immediate thoughts were "how could they clone Marie curie, her dna would be completely shot"
um, actually, (spoiler alert), brahms was not possessed; he was just a regular doll being moved around by the real brahms living inside the walls
I was literally about to post this, thank you sir
The Sequel changed it for some reason
@@Steven-dh1dn really? what did they do in the sequel?
um, actually: in the sequel, he is a possessed doll, holding the spirit of the real brahms.
@@mikehab7453 Yeah, In the sequel I think the boy in the walls now possesses the doll
Um, Actually: A few folks have already pointed out that the Brahms doll in the first The Boy movie was not possessed (which was retconned in the sequel). For that same question, though, the Chucky doll from the first Child's Play movie was not an old doll at all--it was a brand new Good Guys toy line that was being sold in the toy store where the young boy character's mom worked. Pedantic, I know, but you all should be used to that by now.
The mom didn't work in the toy store, she worked in a department store. She bought the doll off a homeless man who stole it from the toy store.
@@jordan_beatty_art Terribly sorry, but you didn't say "um actually," so no points for you, I'm afraid...
retconning The Boy was so dumb cause it's actually much more original to have it NOT be haunted and instead just be a dude in the walls fucking with it
In the Child Play remake, its an AI that goes bad.
Um actually, you're referencing the remake, in which the chucky doll isn't even possessed at all, it's just an AI with safeguards removed. In addition, chucky WAS in fact an old doll, because the climax of the movie takes place when the second edition of the good guy doll is released, and chucky was a first edition doll.
26:37 this was the easiest "Need more pixels" shiny question so far. These have usually been really tough for me
I have never seen seen DBZ and I knew it right away lol
Yeah, same.
The flat colors, close up and just one character in frame made it really easy.
They also got the Futurama image on the first try. It seems that cartoons are easier to recognize in pixilation than live action characters.
I got the E.T. one, Jurrasic park one and the Totoro one on the first frame. They are iconic images so if you know them well you could get them straight away.
@@BeeTheBee I also got the ET one without any clarification, mainly because the tree in front of the moon actually looks like the shape of ET's head when pixelated that badly.
It was great to see Doug Jones ask the question here after seeing the question about what linked all of the characters he played in a previous episode.
Would have been great if the answer was “that’s not actually Doug Jones”
whenever he waved his hands around expressively I thought "um, actually the eyes are missing from his palms"
Um, actually, Doug Jones is a really big deal and I love him so much!
Right? This is the first time I've seen him out-of-character, and he seems like a real class act.
@@jean-paulaudette9246 apparently he was one of the few guest stars to not bail that one horrible 2014 tumblr convention, dashcon (famous for the ball pit!). he stayed to be in the pictures that people paid for! i certainly dont blame the other guests like Nightvale and Steampowered Giraffe for dipping when they werent being paid for it, but it really is sweet that he stayed despite everything going to shit lol
The voice actress who voiced Talky Tina and Chatty Cathy was prolific voice actress June Foray, probably most famous for being Granny in Looney Tunes and Rocky the Flying Squirrel and Natasha Fatale (and several other characters) in Rocky and Bullwinkle.
I like the idea that the mods got swamped with lists of Jing when this aired, and then are going to get it again as youtube catches up.
Although I assume the TH-cam-only viewers will not be on the Dropout Discord usually.
@jerodast it'll be all the same people, the youtube video is just reminding them to do it again
Regarding that Real Life Question: in my middle school social studies class, one of our big projects was preparing for and participating in a group debate. My group got the topic "should you have to be natural-born to become president?", which led to a *ton* of research into the immigration process. To this day *mumbles* years later, I may not remember all the details, but I do remember the takeaway: it's *fucking hard* to become a US citizen if you're not one already. It can cost so much time, effort, education, and *money* that anyone who is willing and able to go through all that just to become a US citizen is *far more likely* to be loyal to the country's citizens than someone who was just born into it. After like a month or two of prep, we get to the debate, and our opponents' entire argument was, "but what if they want to destroy the US from the inside?" phrased multiple different ways, to which we just kept responding, "...that's more likely to happen with a natural-born citizen, but in the case, don't vote for them?"
So much research for what amounted to a preamble as there was no actual debate from the other side. And that continues to this day whenever conservatives negatively stereotype "illegal immigrants" with no understanding of what it costs to become "legal" immigrants, or how often people try to come to the US precisely *because* they could never afford that cost in their home country.
I've always wondered how long it will be before someone claims a candidate for president in invalid because he was a C-section, and hence not "naturally-born".
@@sojoboscribe1342 What is this, MacBeth? 😝
@@IceMetalPunk Well, the "hole in the prophecy due to the wording" trope is a pretty common one. It's why the Witch King who "No man may hinder" is first wounded by Merry (who is a hobbit*) and then killed by Eowyn (who is a woman).
*Remember, "hinder" doesn't mean kill, it means impair. A man wouldn't even be able to WOUND the Witch King, or even slow him down.
@@sojoboscribe1342 Sure, but I mentioned MacBeth because that one was specifically about C-sections in a way 😁
@@sojoboscribe1342 Hmm, so it also means no man would be able to tackle him. Witch King is missing out on a lucrative sports career.
Nextorl here, still proud of this question :) I was so sad after it wasn't used in the Nicktoons episode, it totally caught me by surprise when it was used here!
But did you get banned :P
@@jerodastHe hasn't responded for 8 months so... maybe? =P
I believe the entire Clone High series has been (legally) uploaded onto TH-cam, so if you want to catch up on the 2000s classic, is easy to do so.
I was gonna make this comment! had to find the show on YT during the pandemic so I could rewatch it all :)
Um, actually, Star Wars Clone Wars wasn’t really cancelled. It was made to air between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith as a way to keep Star Wars content rolling but also give context to when you went to see RotS.
Also Jedi Shaggy!
The Jings are clearly:
Positive/Neutral/Negative; Left/Right; Up/Down; Front/Back; Clockwise/Counterclockwise; Turnwise/Widdershins; Ventral/Dorsal; Radial/Medial; Distal/Proximal; and fuck I'm out of ideas already
charm/strange, top/bottom too
Rimwards/hubwards, too
Um, Actually, isn't it revealed that the doll in The Boy was just a dude living in the walls? It's also not a haunted doll.
In the sequel the doll is possessed. And apparently in the planned 3rd installment they were going to have Brahm as a person (having survived the first movie) AND a possessed doll.
Unfortunately the second movie retcons it that and it's actually possessed.
that last shiny question was too easy. I get it right away. and when Trapp asked what scene it was from, I literally said, "I don't know but knowing you, it's probably Over 9000"
You know you're an absolute nerd when you fangirl over Doug Jones making a cameo on a show about nerd shit. It's me, I'm the nerd.
love the show and everything you guys have done over the years, much love from the armpit of america, rural indiana. also as a topic idea you should do an episode on fantasy drugs from books and shiz, make sure to include something from richard k morgan, the author of the takeshi kovacs series
HOOSIERS REPRESENT!!! :)
Pretty sure they had a shiny question about fictional drugs in one of the earlier episodes.
Um actually star wars clone wars wasn't a flop! It was award winning and a show of brilliant writting
Didn't really grab me much. It was good, and I know of people who are die hard for it, but for me it was just decent
I think they may be getting it confused with the 2008 The Clone Wars movie, that was the flop out of the 3 Clone Wars entries. Honestly even I have a hard time keeping it straight. "Okay so Clone Wars good, The Clone Wars bad, and The Clone Wars good?"
@@tinkerer3399 I think you're right. That would make a lot more sense
We had a Chatty Cathy growing up! She sounded purely satanic when her voice box was dying, but we loved her just as much anyway. Which is to say less than most of our dolls. But my mom had a massive doll from her own childhood that was waaaay creepier, so Chatty Cathy never seemed scary
I'm so psyched that this episode will expose more people to Clone High. Absolute gem of a show and I don't experience enough recognition for it.
Morgan maybe thought that we wouldn't catch that 'dignity. always... dignity' - but we did!
I appreciate you
It was so sweet to see Doug Jones come on the show!! He’s a legend
Seeing new episodes of Um, Actually always makes me giddy.
Um, Actually, Star Wars: Clone Wars 2003, directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, was created to promote the prequel series. It was so popular that after the prequel's controversial reviews, they decided to shift gears towards a tv show approach under Dave Filoni. Star Wars: The Clone Wars 2008 resulted in 7 seasons and multi spin-offs.
Steven proving that "how to kill a geologist" is factually accurate
I cannot express how loud I was when I guessed not only was it DBZ vageta BUT that I was also able to guess the exact scene the moment I received that confirmation I had a nerdgasm
The level of serotonin i received hearing Trapp say "making Ian our winner", you could say it's over 9000
I know it's not really common knowledge enough, but I would've loved if Lil Cal from Homestuck was in the possessed doll question because *that* is some very obscure and convoluted lore
Um, actually, wasn’t Chucky a new doll, not an old doll? Wasn’t the beginning of the movie in the factory where the doll was made?
Weird. No one immediately called out Chucky was new and packaged evil
Since she is a teenage clone in Clone High, shouldn't Marie Curie be called Marie Skłodowska, since she wouldn't be married to Pierre Curie? I know she must be called by aher wedded name in the show, but maybe that's a Umh actually for the creators
Um actually it is not called Czechoslovakia anymore, they are two separate countries, Czechia and Slovakia
Um actually it's the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
@@MarvelManMike82 Czechia and Czech Republic are both valid and correct, look it up.
I understood it as a reference to some historical event of the country, that is, at some specific time between the years of 1918 and 1992.
Anyways, inventing own European countries inspired by actual ones as needed for the plot is done all the time, for example Krakozhia in The Terminal, or Genovia in The Princess Diaries.
@@muche6321 I think someone should do that with North America, and just insist that there is some other country between the US and Canada
Um, Actually . . . "Mods" isn't short for "Moderator", It's actually an abbreviation of "Modern Saints"
Not me watching this while sitting next to a shelf with THREE editions of Catan on it and still not noticing
Doug Jones hype!!!
That was such a cool segment!
Um, Actually Chucky was a new doll
As a non-native English speaker, I was well into my twenties before I realized cemetery is not spelled sematary.
Oh wow, its amazing how the colors and design in anime can so clearly portray a specific scene through 7 layers of pixelization. I instantly knew what that image was
As problematic as he was, Joss Whedon is the trope namer for pulling retcon out of your ass to appease some confanboy. He famously created a temporal field that kept vampires young, and that field collapsing was the reason they turned to dust when properly staked. The field theory was an explanation for why all of the clothes the vampires were wearing also turned to dust, a question posed to Whedon by a fan at a con.
27:40 umm actually in the original the quote was “it’s over 8000!” But later on it was changed across the board to 9000 to fit the mouth flaps in the dubbing etc to keep it uniform
Um, Actually, Doug Jones also plays two roles in real life: himself, and the former Senator of Alabama
Um, actually in the first Chucky movie he’s not technically an “old doll” his soul is in a seemingly freshly made doll in the factory. And if I’m correct the in universe advertises the model as “new” and “high tech” as it were
Some one else pointed out to me that in Childs Play 2 and 3 the doll also isn't new as he is freshly constructed in both of those.
I really love this game show!😁 It not only makes me feel smart for knowing many of the answers, but sometimes I learn stuff I didn't know and remember it for other trivia situations!
(I got that need more pixels picture *so quickly!* )
27:30 I also immediately recognized that, thanks to Karina from Drawfee lol
Um, actually, Clone High does address Marie Curie's damaged DNA in the episode in which Ghandi is diagnosed with ADD. Fred Astaire mentions it shortly before Ghandi goes on a dance rampage and knocks over a pillar onto him.
I was excited when I thought this episode would be about Mods like the musical/artistic movement
Reporter: Are you a mod or a rocker?
Ringo Starr: I'm a mocker.
Um, actually, in Outlander, being able to time travel is a genetic factor, it's not just random special people. Claire's descendants all inherit the ability as well as Geillis's descendants.
I'm such an idiot - it took me until reading your comment to realize why Roger could travel. I always thought, "man, good thing it worked when he tried!" but I didn't even think of the genetic component.
"Welp, here's your problem. Someone set this thing to 'evil'" Is one of my favorite Simpsons moments, after "Dad! You shot the zombie Flanders!" "He was a zombie?"
Um actually, it’s a fan theory that only descendants of the original time traveler can travel. Maybe confirmed soon? We’ll see next book!
um actually, I'm pretty sure tarzan cannot speak most of the languages (the human languages at least) and can only read them, since he learnt them all from books left in his parents' cabin before they died. but the question stated that he was "fluent", so I'm not sure if just reading is enough to be considered fluent. but also it's been a long long time since I read the book so I could be wrong
Anyone else screaming at their device when no one could correctly spell the incorrect spelling of "Pet Sematary"?
God, yeah. I was so surprised none of them got it.
Yes. I was initially scoffing at what an easy question it was.
Um, Actually, "Star Wars: Clone Wars" was not a flop or poorly received, in fact the microseries got expanded due to the positive response it had gotten (which included winning the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program-twice). It was simply always intended to be small-scale in release.
Um, technically there is one more requirement for you to BE a president. You have to be elected by the people.
i want a dark fantasy movie or series with just Doug Jones in every role
I eagerly await for these uploads
Um actually, that's Vegeta. And hes crushing the scouter over 9000 meme...
Um actually, the over 9000 is the English modification. In the original Japanese anime and both the Japanese and English Manga he says over 8000 (hassen ijo da)
Sure, but it was the English modification that got meme'd to death, not the original Japanese.
MAn, a haunted Tickle Me Elmo movie would be awesomely weird
Wait, what? Clone High is coming back? Wow, new Um, Actually and one of my favorite shows might be returning. Is this the best day?
Grimace is actually a tastebud.
Um actually, the next season of the Crown is canceled until further notice.
lmao, they did great! This was awesome, I'm very happy that they were on the show. :)
y'all got DOUG JONES!!!! WHAT so cool!!! :O
Two bonus corrections for the first statement.
First, Brahms was not possessed in the first film, which was the one referenced in the statement.
Second, you presented them as "old" dolls, when in fact, Chucky possessed a brand new Good Guy Doll in the first film.
Record is still going strong, 0 episodes in which Mike hasn't referred to a statement as a question.
He refers to the "Real life skills" statement as "the most valuable question of all"
You could argue that the question is always inherently "what is wrong with this statement:"
got a McDonald's ad during the McDonald's question
I had never heard of Clone High. It's like everyone from Dexter's Lab, except for the voice actors, started a TH-cam channel with consulting from Drunk History. It's absolutely fantastic.
Um actually. Czechoslovakia hasn't existed in over 30 years. In fact, there was an Um Actually statement where the correction was about this.
Um actually, the movie both Clone Wars shows are based on is "Attack of the Clones"
Um actually in Puppet Master 3 Toulon specifically states that Blade and the other puppets are not dolls.
I'm here, I'm queer, um actually is here to cheer
You should have a show where all the sound effects are fart noises.
This was both random and delightful 🤣🤣
Shortest episode ever. They are too good.
And that Vegeta line was not by Chris Sabat, but Brian Drummond, because that line was in the Ocean dub, though Sabat did do that same line in the Funimation dub, but I think my first experience was the Ocean dub
Star Wars clone wars vs the clone wars is literally the same thing they did with Suicide Squad then The Suicide Squad
Trapp was on a tear with the zingers this time huh
Really happy to see the Mods go for it! They are amazing!
Umm, Actually... In Child's Play, the "Good Guy" Doll (Based loosely on the "My Buddy / Kid Sister line) is not an old doll. It is a brand new, active, currently running line of dolls sold at major retailers. Charles Lee Ray, the titular Chucky, is dying after being shot and performs a 1980s pop-voodoo ritual to put his soul in to one of the many Good Guy dolls he is surrounded by.
The reboot is more like the Krusty version...
Speaking of which, the Krusty the Clown Doll was not an old doll at the time of its active period either.
that first question just had so much wrong with it lol. the doll in the boy wasn’t even haunted or anything like that, there was a man living in the walls moving it when no one was looking
Anyone have a link to the discord?
I'm cheering for Morgan!
Um, actually, there is one additional requirement to be President of the United States... you have to win the election (in the electoral college, etc. etc.)!
I'm fairly sure the Oreo RD could come up with 85 jing
Um, Actually Annabelle isn't possessed. the doll is moved around by a demonic presence so that the presence can possess a living person (at least in the Conjuringverse) but i suppose reboots don't count?
Came here to say this.
Celeb guest is an actual legend, i squeed at their cameo.
Um, actually: It's tongues not tounges as you spelled it in The Good Place question.
Um actually, the first seven Presidents (Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Adams, Jackson) were not born in the United States. They were born in the English Colonies. The first president born in the US was Martin Van Buren.
The same goes for the ninth (Harrison). They were all fine because they were citizens before the Constitution was adopted, a stipulation included in the same clause as the other general requirements (Article II, Section 1, Clause 5). If that exception were not included, then nobody would have been eligible to be President until 22 years after the Constitution came into effect.
Someone tell my man in the middle Clone High is available via Amazon Prime!
Um, actually, Czechoslovakia doesn't exist anymore. It's now the Czech Republic/Czechia and Slovakia.
tbf bumi SAYS theres 85 types of jing, that doesnt really mean there ARE 85 types of jing
Um actually, you only need to be a natural born citizen to be President if you weren't already a US citizen when the constitution was adopted.
It's a technicality that may never have been used, and has been rendered irrelevant by time -- but a technicality that exists!
Based on the characterisation of King Bumi I strongly suspect that the 82 other forms of jing are not real or at least most of them are. Seems like something he would say to mess with people which he loved doing
Um actually, The Clone Wars was not based off the animated movie, they just turned the first 4 episodes into a movie
Um actually, Annabelle wasn't possessed. She was an anchor for a demon. The demon didn't possess the doll and walk around, he was literally moving the doll to make it seem like she was alive. They even make the distinction in the movie.
Um, actually the boy the doll isn't possessed in part 1
This doll has dead eyes, like sharks eyes.
All my love for pointing out how much creepier Jared is than Brahms.
Someone get that man a new suit