Um, Aaah!ctually: Halloween Edition
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Betsy Sodaro, Jessica Ross, & Oscar Montoya test their horror knowledge in a special spooky episode.
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As a theatre kid and huge horror fan, it makes absolute sense to me that horror fans will celebrate you getting points and theatre fans will stab you in the back alley for a point
Also to add my own um actually: Um actually the skeletons under the poltergeist home aren't specifically native americans. It's just a normal cemetery that the developers didn't move the bodies to build the property only headstones. They could be of any race but the ghosts we see are white.
That totally tracks with my experiences too.
I mean horror is about survival and there's strength in numbers.
And theatre kids are horrible and will eat you alive. (Affectionate)
100%
Watched this right after the musical theater ep and had the same thought.
I'm sorry but the guests did NOT appreciate Mike's impression of a Halloween decoration at the beginning.. SPOT ON.
you're supposed to say Um Actually, not I'm sorry
@@romxxii You didn't say Um Actually so I'm scooping. Um, actually, you're suppose to say "Um, actually", not I'm sorry!
@@robertmcculloch95 well played, Bobby. Well played.
Um Actually! Never apologize to nerds
um actually, i thought he was doing a scooby-doo villain
not even a full minute in and im both delighted and disgusted by the fact that Trapp just knew off hand how to make that noise
LMAO
Trapp is, without a doubt, a cartoon character.
He didn't. He is a professional, knew it was halloween, and studied that sound in the mirror for an entire month.
What’s the noise from?
@ajitsrinivasan2641 it's a common screaming skeleton decoration noise
Love how the horror episode is the most loving but the musical episode was the most intense.
Okay I wrote this before I finished the episode but I LOVE how Mike acknowledges this
It's less surprising if you know Theatre Kids.
That's because people forget Horror often fun.
It’s perfectly on brand tbh
The theater geeks episode is impossible to watch. They're so insufferable.
Haven't seen anyone do this one yet: Um, Actually, Foxy the Pirate Fox is NOT a part of the band at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, he's a side attraction in Pirate's Cove. He's a part of the band in the very last "Freddy and Friends on Tour" episode, but not in the original game.
I totally forgot about that! Despite absolutely loving this series that went past my head lol
Also aren’t they technically not homicidal but vengeful specifically to the night guards as they think they’re William?
@@moonbearxI would say technically they're not homicidal, they just think you're an animatronic outside of its suit and try to stuff you in one, accidentally killing you. (At least in the first game.)
@@MrSamwise25 Yes, it's soft-retconned when the lore expanded, but in the first game the phone guy explains that Freddy and the gang simply think you're an endoskeleton outside of their suit and they're just trying to put you "back" in a suit, which is not recommended for a human being due to the abundance of springs and mechanisms that will crush your bones and kill you. The death screen even portrays Mike Schmidt (the security guard in you play as) stuffed inside the Freddy suit.
Thought for sure the answer to that question would be "the Chuck E Cheese animatronics are also homicidal during the night."
‘Tis the season to watch the friendliest episode of Um Actually
YES! and for Halloween eve they should release the Musical episode, since that's the most cutthroat and bloody out of all the Um Actuallys.
@@romxxii Jesus Christ Grant gave some stories there…….
Again
@@warmcnugget7843 did you know Grant lived in New York?!
Contrast this with the musical one...
I found it funny that Oscar had equal reactions of disbelief that Betsy wouldn’t read an evil book, and that Trapp would.
You wouldn’t?????? You WOULD??????????
Um, actually, the animatronics at Chuck E. Cheese DO turn homicidal at night
Speaking from experience?
the near non-competitive nature of the contestants makes this for me; I'm having just as much fun watching them as they are playing :D
Last couple have been like this too. I'm here for it.
Non-competitive episodes are the best! You can tell everyone is just having fun, as opposed to say the musical episode where it's just tense and awkward.
@@ifsck it was not awkward it was just more competitive
The “awkward “ might refer to a segment where a contestant actually debated the righteousness of her answer but I honestly think it was fun
@@ifsck Eh, I didn't think that was awkward. She was just intensely focused while in the gaming zone. The episode as a whole was probably the intensest so far though
Betsy: If someone handed me a book and said it was evil, I don’t think I’d read it
Oscar: you wouldn’t?!
Trapp: I think I would, yeah
Oscar: You would?!?!
Ha Ha! I was hoping others would pick upon that! The question is: what did Oscar find surprising. Was it someone taking an action of any kind? :)
I don't get it?
@@kerlyenai i think it’s that he expected them to be the other way around
From Wikipedia:
(André) Tchaikowsky died of colon cancer at the age of 46 in Oxford. In his will he left his body to medical research, and donated his skull to the Royal Shakespeare Company, asking that it be used as a prop on stage. Tchaikowsky hoped that his skull would be used for the skull of Yorick in productions of Hamlet. For many years, no actor or director felt comfortable using a real skull in performances, although it was occasionally used in rehearsals. In 2008, the skull was finally held by David Tennant in a series of performances of Hamlet at the Courtyard Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. After the use of Tchaikowsky's skull was revealed in the press, this production of Hamlet moved to the West End and the RSC announced that they would no longer use Tchaikowsky's skull (a spokesman said that it would be "too distracting for the audience"). However, this was a deception; in fact, the skull was used throughout the production's West End run, and in a subsequent television adaptation broadcast on BBC2. Director Gregory Doran said, "André Tchaikowsky's skull was a very important part of our production of Hamlet, and despite all the hype about him, he meant a great deal to the company."
So yeah that has happened. :)
I was just about to post this same thing!
I think David Tennant is actually in the Guiness Book of World Records for "First actor to use human remains in a play". Could just be hear-say, but it has one for "Most snails attached to a face" (7, btw) so it sounds right to me.
Really?! Where be his gibes now?
Somehow my brain just went.
Ofc David did that
@@TheDanishGuyReviews I'm pretty sure he wasn't the first. Maybe the first in 21st century, but even that may not be true. Definitely the first to get extensive press coverage though xd
To be honest, they're so upbeat bc jess creates a positive energy wherever she is
i think all three contestants really just combined to create a perfect storm of positivity. they all really contributed to it
Everyone answering leprechaun at the same time is so wholesome
I have seen people help each other out getting to the answer before, but arranging to literally say the answer at the same time is unprecedented haha. Kinda like Harry and Cedric grabbing the Triwizard Cup simultaneously!
I absolutely love that they all cheered and teamed up to get the leprechaun answer together. The wholesomeness this episode is just perfect!
I've seen this episode so many times and I just realised Betsy and Oscar are wearing matching outfits 😅
Glad someone else noticed it! EXACT same hoodie!
the reason is because they both are wearing branded t-shirts, and college humor doesn’t have the rights. just a guess though!
I had to re watch to double check
I had to go back and look
Um, actually, Victor Frankenstein was not only still an undergraduate when he created the Creature, but he never finished his studies. He dropped out as a distressed freshman who had tried to play God and didn't like the result.
And yes, I know someone else posted the same correction, but this is my favorite way to respond to people who call him a doctor, so I'm gonna do it.
And who could study for finals with a labor intensive hobby like that anyway.
@@kapnkerf2532 Bold of you to assume he made it past midterms, lol.
I was gonna say this if I didn't find it, so thank you. #notadoctor lmao
Um actually, "former zoo keeper here" that photo of the "recluse" is actually a wolf spider. Very common in the United States. They can be aggressive but a bite is no worse than a bee sting. No hospital visit necessary 😌
Thank you, I just had to google that because I knew it wasn't a recluse with those patterns. Out here giving wolf spiders a bad name and they already have it tough with everyone confusing them with brown recluses.
This confused me so much. But then they put it on the chart to begin wtih, she identified it from the image, and then she was confirmed to have identified the image correctly, so I was thinking I must be wrong then. I wonder what happened there, because if you search Google for wolf spider, the image they had as Chilean recluse shows up. So weird
Yeah they wicked dropped the ball on that one
No one has stated it yet, but Um Actually Dr Frankenstein was in fact not a doctor because right after he created the monster he gave up on science due to it reminding him of his "failed" creation. This also means he dropped out of college, so the title of Doctor is not accurate. Also the only reason he abandoned it was because he got the eyes wrong (if I'm remembering correctly).
Um actually, this is a reposted episode and they did mention about the Doctors actual status.
You are correct. ALSO, they missed that at one point the Monster's story is recounted in Frankenstein's story, adding another layer of "story inside a story"
Umm, actually, I believe that he got almost everything wrong, and he abandoned it because it was unbelievably ugly
@@devdog007 actually the book describes the monster as handsome (probably had different phrasing) but yeah
Also, I think he doesn't tell his story to a sea captain but just a guy going on a trip, I may be wrong though
Um actually, the reason brundlefly becomes part machine is because when his love interest escapes the pod she breaks it, leaving bits of machinery in the transporter
Um, actually, it's because Brundlefly is partway out the door of his Telepod when transference begins, so the field expanded and accidentally caught the frame.
I remember a shotgun being fired at the cables connecting the two pods.
WHOA I did not know this. Thank you for solving this lifelong mystery for me.
Wishmaster would have been the kind of show where if someone asked for a "perfect body" they'd have been turned into a crab. The wish was accurately fulfilled, but not exactly how the wisher wanted.
Your comment is funny because it's accurate, and I enjoyed your comment.
The people whose skeletons were used should get a film credit.
"Her whole life she wanted to be a famous actress, and, in death, her dreams were realized!"
Was definitely thinking "sure, why not give out SAG cards posthumously" after that discussion haha.
It should be like the Avengers Endgame credits where everyone 's face comes up but it's a montage of skeletons.
All I can hear in my head during the bones conversation is Brennan Lee Mulligan being like, "So what happens to my bones...?"
Also I love Trapp being completely thrown by the contestants working together on the Leprechaun question
Um Actually, the graves in Poltergeist were not a "native American burial ground" it was just an average graveyard that the real estate developers "moved" (just the headstones) to make more of a profit from the property. American native influence didn't come until the second movie with the medicine man that helps the family shake the "devil"
Um, actually, that "Chilean Recluse" spider isn't in that picture. That picture is of a Grass Spider or a close relative, and is a harmless species. Out of the spiders you showed, the most venomous one is probably the small and timid Yellow-Sac Spider. Alternately, your Giant House Spider may have been an image of a Hobo Spider, which are commonly considered venomous and look VERY similar to giant house spiders.
Sources: I am a spider enthusiast and have been learning about local species in Oregon as a hobby for years. Also I googled what Chilean Recluses look like to be sure and yeah they don't look like that.
The real question is, did they intentionally get it wrong so someone will correct them and they can use it on the next show?
Came here to say that
Same, thinking maybe a wolf spider.
@@zelly4914 I agree
I found that particular Giant House Spider image on a pest control website that says it is a Giant House Spider. They like to live in my apartment during the summer. Those and mouse spiders.
23:05 I thought it was funny that Oscar had the same exact amount of incredulity when Betsy said she wouldn't read an evil book and when Mike said he would. 😂 I'm guessing he expected them to have the opposite answers.
Betsy is so funny. They’re all funny. I went to see more of this trio. They just work.
when venomous north american spiders came up I was so excited to know a topic, and then really confused when they only showed harmless spiders, then extra confused that the spiders that live in my yard by the thousands aren't wolf spiders, and then extremely relieved when I googled and confirmed someone already corrected it. what a journey.
Would love to see Brian David Gilbert on this show eventually
Show's over. They're just airing the pay per view stuff for free now that it's been a few years.
@@georgeparkins777 Um, Actually they're still making new _Um, Actuallys._ The most recent "new new" episode (not a years old rerun) was posted on September 24 of this year. EDIT: Posted to Dropout and TH-cam "members" that is.
@@georgeparkins777 The newest episode, Season 5, Episode 19 was just posted last Friday, Oct. 22nd over on Dropout.
Hed be great
I would want at least one question about the literature in Skyrim.
Trapp doing the high pitched skeleton thing is a delightful silliness I was not expecting.
It makes perfect sense that horror fans would be this friendly in a competition, we just get really excited and want to gush about the movies we love. It also makes sense that the musical theater episode would be highly competitive. I was roommates with a musical theater major in college. Wonderful woman, but the competition is real
This is probably the chillest, most carefree episode I've seen to date.
So much fun. Desperately wanting another musical theatre episode after it being mentioned. The first was one of my favorite episodes.
I think there was another one on dropout. Don’t know when they’ll release it
Season 4, Episode 11 on Dropout
When I was in New York...
There was a guy named "Tchaikovsky" who willed his skull to a theatre. David Tennant was the first actor to use Tchaikovsky's skull during the famous gravedigger scene in Hamlet.
Its spelt Tchaikowsky or something similar I think. Tchaikovsky was a famous Russian composer 😊
@@ellav7812 Nah it was literally Tchaikovsky’s skull lol
No it isn't the same person.
André Tchaikowsky, who is the skull, was a polish composer who died in the 1980s.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is the famous Russian composer who died in the 1890s. He composed Swan Lake, The Nutcracker etc.
Um Actually that spider is NOT a recluse of any kind. That is actually a harmless Wolf Spider. Both a Chilean Recluse and Brown Recluse look NOTHING like that, and are often defined by the darker brown Violin pattern on their cephalothorax (their head area).
Thank you!!! I was just about to make this same comment! Don't give poor wolf spiders a bad name like that, Um, Actually.
Coming here to say that.
@@erinbaxter2808 For real! The little wolfies are so sweet they don't deserve this 😭😂
Actually that's a grass spider not a wolf spider, the way you can tell is wolf spiders don't spin webs (not that there is a web in this picture) but I have plenty of grass spiders around my house and have caught quite a few and this is definitely one.
@@MsGingrazz Okay, yes. I'd agree with you, but I believe it's still a wolf spider because it has the two black stripes on it's head as well as its abdomen. While Grass spiders only seem to have the stripes on their heads, with a more grainy pattern on their abdomen. I could be wrong tho it's hard to tell from the picture they give.
Jess predicted the plot of a Rick and Morty episode with the Cenobites. That, or Siobhan either watched this episode or Jess talks about hanging with Cenobites all the time and Siobhan picked it up that way.
Im sorry but im very left behind on CH Lore since the Layoffs from last year, but Siobhan works in Rick & Morty now? That's so cool!
@@JFLEstudios she does! But I don't really know when she started there. Imdb seems to suggest 2020.
This episode is from 2018
@@sabbathjackal I know, what are you trying to say by that?
I love the chemistry of their couch. Absolutely love the camaraderie
Them all joining forces was definitely my favorite Um, Actually moment of all time.
Um, Actually, Victor Frankenstein, in the book, never actually receives his doctorate. He leaves the university before he receives it, and doesn't return there at all during the plot of the book.
Am I losing my mind? I feel like they read this correction in a different episode.
@@ChrisMinchella considering how this is the first episode I've seen with the book Frankenstein's canon, it's unlikely this correction has come yet
@@ChrisMinchella these are “aired” out of order, the correction to this episode was already aired previously
17:24 the polish composer Andre Tchaikowsky actually did this! He donated his skull to the Royal Shakespeare Company to play Yorick in Hamlet! The first actor to use him on stage was David Tennant in 2008, so it CAN be done!
As an Australian I expected that 'giant' spider to be much bigger. Those are rookie spiders, you gotta pump them up
Tbf, it's a giant house spider, house spiders already being incredibly small generally speaking
um actually mike’s string of curses at 1:50 is adorable and should be appreciated
One of my favorite episodes!!! And Mike's Spooky Ghost sound amazes me every time. Pulls me right back to childhood.
That blood spattered neck tie is AMAZING!
Um actually, in FNAF the anamatronics aren't stalking around trying to kill anyone, it's just if they find a person they assume it's a fellow anamatronic not wearing their costume, so they shove them into a costume, and it only kills you because the suit was designed for a robot endoskeleton, not a human body.
Um, actually, that’s just the explanation the Phone Guy thought of. The truth is they’re possessed by the ghosts of the children William Afton murdered.
then why do they scream at your face like that lol?
That is somehow much worse...
Don't they attack you because you're wearing a guard uniform, the same one Afton wore when he lured the kids into the back room and killed them?
@@SoupyPupper I have no idea, but remember not to count retconned lore, when the game first came out that was the explanation we were given at the time
I worked at a hotel that had a room 237, and because it looked out onto the air conditioning unit, it was always one of the last rooms I would assign. I had plenty of complaints about it, but never because of anything scary.
Trapp really mimicked those cheap motion sensor decorations 🤣🤣🤣 I CANT BREATH!!!
POV: you've already seen this three times on Dropout, but you're watching it again anyway
Omg is that what happened I thought I was having a Mandela moment
This is by far my favorite Um, Actually episode because everyone is so happy to be there and is having such a great time.
I think a great question as a shiny would be to ask the contestants to point out all the incorrect set details to see who pays the most attention to the stuff around them!
This is a good one suggestion especially, because in one of the real life questions. He asked for the name of the stagehand that hands them the boards
Like the upside-down W-Y logo?
This was probably the most wholesome episode ever.
Warning: rerun.
That is, TH-cam rerun. I am aware these are all re-posts from Dropout.
Just noticed.
yep, it bummed me out when I started watching, excited for a fresh Halloween themed episode to only realize on the very first question that it's a re-upload.
Ok they've definitely posted this before. Here was me hoping they'd done another horror movie episode.
Not all of it, I think that's the new part of this.
@@TheDanishGuyReviews I think that you're onto something, I definitely remember the Frankenstein conversation. They used to only post teasers and the full episodes were exclusive to DropOut. Since the pandemic, it seems that a lot of their full content has migrated over to YT
Yea, I was wondering too that if this was a re-run.
They just did a new horror episode on Dropout!
The positivity in this group is unreal and so pure.
This is the most wholesome non-competitive episode ever
What a great episode please have Betsy come back for more episodes
I love the energy of this group so much, so wholesome
One of the great things about the holiday episodes is picking out the holiday-themed "wrong collectibles" in the background.
I could honestly listen to Betsy talk all day
I might have a type because when Betsy Sedaro melted from the exertion of coming up with that answer I laughed like I did when Becca Scott did that a few months ago.
It was all fun and games until I watched this Halloween edition and I realized that I am the Brennan Lee Mulligan of Horror Trivia.
Um actually there were 8 Robert Englund Nightmare films. The 6 Nightmare on Elm St movies, Wes Craven's Nightmare, and Freddy Vs Jason
Playing this game as a team effort is so incredibly wholesome.
Um, actually @ 31:30 the team (they were working as a team so I find this term appropriate) claimed Julia Roberts as being in Frankenstein but I think they got their films confused. Helena Bonham Carter was in Brannaugh's Frankenstein film. Julia Roberts was in Mary Reily, the Jekyll and Hyde film with John Malkovich.
Please have this group on again discussing horror, they were all so positive and sweet.
EXACTLY what I came here to say! I posted it above before reading though the comments. Obviously it’s a COMMON mistake though because a common question came right up as “when did Mary Riley write Frankenstein?” when I googled how to spell Jekyll. Wow! No people! Mary SHELLEY!!!!
I'd love another Halloween episode with james and chelsea janisse and bring back betsy. that would be a HOOT!
I love how everyone was being all spooky and I'm just like: is that a qwerty ouija board?
This episode is so wholesome, I'm in love with the contestants. On the halloween episode! :D
My Gen Z heart broke when they didn’t immediately called out the absence of Chica the Chicken
Man I love this show, Trapp does a great target ghost decoration noise as well 👏
I would not be sad if Mike continued doing this on until he hit game show host retirement age(probably somewhere in the low 90s).
Look, the horror ep having a work together theme totally tracks. In Horror movies, you should never split up.
I love these Halloween/Horror episode because I get to see the ever wonderful Betsy Sodaro!
Um Actually: In The Fly the machine pods were separated when the cables were severed by a shot gun, Brundelfly then breaks open the front of the second pod which ruptured whatever confinement field it had caused the front of the pod to be absorbed.
Please bring back this group! I love them so much..
I never skip trapp’s paid promotions. Hello fresh, butt sink, wine, whatever man; it’s all good
He's a natural showman.
The Royal Shakespeare Company uses a real skull in Hamlet. The person bequeathed their skull specifically for that purpose, and they aren't the first person to do it.
I hate horror movies, but you made such a heartwarming a funny show about them!
Um Actually... Julia Roberts was not in "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" (1994), but did star in "Mary Reilly" (1996) which was a retelling of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" from the perspective of Jekyll's maid.
Nothing's scarier on Halloween than the thought of Christmas approaching
Um, Actually, in Five Nights at Freddy's the animatronics aren't turning homicidal at night looking for victims. They're roaming the halls to keep their servos from locking up, and they view the human figures as the inner-workings of the animatronics and force them into suits. It still kills them in the process, but it's not homicidal.
Um, Actually, (I’m only like 80% on this so correct me if I’m wrong) while that is the reason given by the phone guy to the player in the first game of why the animatronics are wandering around, we learn later in the series that the animatronics really are possessed by the spirits of children who are homicidal but only towards a specific person or adults in general
@@caspian4087 Wow, that means the new one where the player is a kid has some explaining to do...
@@caspian4087 exactly right, the theory is that they target security guards of Freddy fazbears since the person who killed them was a security guard
This is the BEST episode of Um, Actually I love the energy and the friendliness. So good!
???? Um actually, the spider in the top right is almost certainly a harmless wolf spider, not a recluse
Um, actually, Julia Roberts was in "Mary Reilly", the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde told from the perspective of Dr. Jekyll's maid.
i might be wrong about this but wasnt the original story told from his maids perspective?
@@MyNameIs8Ball The original story began with two of his colleagues wondering what had happened to him, and why Edward Hyde had access to Henry Jekyll's money.
@@MyNameIs8Ball I think it was from a friend's recounting the story if memory serves
Fun fact, the actress of the chess wizard in The Thing is Adrienne Barbeau, a dope lady who was John Carpenter’s then wife.
Um actually, in the FNAF question you say that *unlike* Chuck E. Cheese, the animatronics come to life at night to murder people, but that definitely happens at Chuck E. Cheese too.
I work in a small cinema, and last year we had a special showing of the original Halloween, I even borrowed a Michael Myers costume from a friend. I had fun with the customers.
Unfortunately that same night the declaration was made that we would be entering our second lockdown, so that killed the mood for me.
This episode is so wholesome, I think it's my favorite Um Actually episode overall :)
Fun fact: when scouting locations for the hotel in The Shining, they absolutely loved the look of the Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood in Oregon, so all the exterior shots of the hotel in the movie are actually of that one, even though the story is based on a hotel that he stayed at in Colorado. If i remember correctly, the interior shots were filmed at a set in Hollywood, though.
Betsy is chaotic and hilarious.
Um, actually you misidentified the recluse! The spider that was identified as a brown recluse (and then "corrected" by Mike to Chilean recluse) is the wolf spider and is largely harmless to humans. The very first spider in the upper left corner of the screen is the recluse. However, the wolf spider is VERY commonly mistaken for a recluse.
Really upset that they didn't change the final question to be about a real life serial killer, or some random murder, and call the question "real life kills"
I really like looking at the props and seeing what shit they've messed with. The Ouija Board with the letters in QWERTY order made me chuckle.
omg ive been binge watching episodes of Um Actually all month and i kept thinking about how much i wished there was a horror centric episode !!!
That skeleton story is insane. Mainstream American culture really has very little taboo around dead bodies. In NZ human remains aren't even displayed in museums because they're so tapu/sacred. I can't imagine just using them as props to save money.
The skeletons were imported from India.
YES I LOVE THIS SHOW SO MUCH THANK YOU
Love the qwerty flavored ouija board in the background
I don't think that Frankenstein ever actually finished his degree. He ends up leaving school because he has to get married and then his close friends and family start to die because of the Monster. It's only in the movies that he's given the title "Dr. Frankenstein"
BUT THERE WERE 8 MOVIES WHERE HE PLAYED FREDDY KREUGER, NOT 7!!! Nightmare on elm street 1-5, Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare, Wes Craven’s New Nightmare, and Freddy Vs Jason
Um actually, there are 8 Nightmare on Elm Street films. Elm Street 1-6, New Nightmare, and Freddy vs Jason
Thank you. I was thinking that was the problem when the question was first read. However, I think it could be argued he 'technically' wasn't playing Freddy in New Nightmare.
What an episode. That's a huge win. This show is a gem.
I will watch this episode every October because it's just so oddly wholesome! I love it!