In the very early 1900s, the McSpin family ran a ranch just outside a town in the Bee Bay area. The family was small; just a mother and father, and their daughter Sally. Growing up, Sally loved the ranch and loved the animals, but she also loved to dance. Unfortunately, the demanding chores of the ranch kept her from chasing this dream. But one day, while making a delivery to town, she met a man - a strange man who only went by Sack Ted. As if he could read her thoughts, he said he could help her become a dancer, but it would come at a hefty price. Still only a young girl and very gullible, Sally agreed. That was the last thing she remembered before waking up. Everything was... different. Instead of two-story wooden and brick buildings, there were metal towers that she couldn't hope to see the top of. Horses and carriages were gone, replaced by metal capsules that zoomed by on a gravel path. And she was alone. Her family, her ranch... all of it was gone. Sack Ted had tricked her, and sent her to the year 2015. Lost and afraid, Sally stumbled around the city... until she met Barry. Barry was just a simple office worker, but he had accidentally intercepted a government email with crucial information. They were after him, and he knew it. They would catch him. But maybe, just maybe, he could get this information into the hands of someone who could make use of it. But his time was running short. Upon meeting Sally, he barely introduced himself before thrusting a manila envelope at her, full of printed-out information. He told her to keep it safe, no matter what, and do what she could with it to help others. Just as he finished his request, a loud BANG rang out. Sally looked around in shock, but when she turned back to Barry, he slumped over on the ground, a bleeding hole in the back of his head. A sniper had finally taken him out. Panicked, Sally turned and ran - she didn't care where she ran, she just needed to run. She needed someplace safe. Thankfully, the sniper either didn't notice her or didn't suspect her. By the time the government agents got to Barry's body and discovered the information was gone, Sally was nowhere to be found. No record of her existed, and no witnesses found her memorable enough to mention her when interrogated. Sally eventually took shelter in a dance studio. When she ran in, the instructor and students looked at her in surprise. "Um... I don't suppose you're..." The instructor took a look at her list of students. One of them had failed to show up. "...Gene?" Sally didn't know what else to do. She nodded. "Oh... very well then. Please take your place." The instructor gestured to an empty mat. Unsure what else to do, Sally did as told. She would only be able to hide at the studio for a few months, but she picked up some moves rather easily. When the agents closed in, she ran. And she continued to run, getting various jobs in the entertainment industry through dancing. All under her new pseudonym, Gene. Perhaps one day, this running from the government would end. But as long as she held this envelope, she was hunted. She was in danger. She was Gene.
Gene is the tutorial character from Survive the Internet when showing you the example prompts, he's also the character the UI instant messages randomly in the same game. He returns in Mad Verse City as an AI player if the room has an odd number of players, his rhymes usually do not rhyme and he's represented as his Survive the Internet gray profile avatar with glasses. Gene returns again in Patently Stupid if you have less than 4 players, often giving really dumb ideas that the commentators mock him for. Gene also is one of the puppet avatars in Joke Boat, again represented by a gray avatar with glasses. If it did not show Mal or Hayley's drawings, the Gene name would have had the same gray avatar picture with it, and you would automatically lose the round.
I feel robbed. I wanted to see Gene. Give us Gene, damn it! Also, I'm convinced Sally McSpin is an undercover FBI agent that's been looking for the REAL Gene. 👀
In the very early 1900s, the McSpin family ran a ranch just outside a town in the Bee Bay area. The family was small; just a mother and father, and their daughter Sally. Growing up, Sally loved the ranch and loved the animals, but she also loved to dance. Unfortunately, the demanding chores of the ranch kept her from chasing this dream. But one day, while making a delivery to town, she met a man - a strange man who only went by Sack Ted. As if he could read her thoughts, he said he could help her become a dancer, but it would come at a hefty price. Still only a young girl and very gullible, Sally agreed.
That was the last thing she remembered before waking up.
Everything was... different. Instead of two-story wooden and brick buildings, there were metal towers that she couldn't hope to see the top of. Horses and carriages were gone, replaced by metal capsules that zoomed by on a gravel path. And she was alone. Her family, her ranch... all of it was gone. Sack Ted had tricked her, and sent her to the year 2015.
Lost and afraid, Sally stumbled around the city... until she met Barry. Barry was just a simple office worker, but he had accidentally intercepted a government email with crucial information. They were after him, and he knew it. They would catch him. But maybe, just maybe, he could get this information into the hands of someone who could make use of it. But his time was running short. Upon meeting Sally, he barely introduced himself before thrusting a manila envelope at her, full of printed-out information. He told her to keep it safe, no matter what, and do what she could with it to help others.
Just as he finished his request, a loud BANG rang out. Sally looked around in shock, but when she turned back to Barry, he slumped over on the ground, a bleeding hole in the back of his head. A sniper had finally taken him out. Panicked, Sally turned and ran - she didn't care where she ran, she just needed to run. She needed someplace safe. Thankfully, the sniper either didn't notice her or didn't suspect her. By the time the government agents got to Barry's body and discovered the information was gone, Sally was nowhere to be found. No record of her existed, and no witnesses found her memorable enough to mention her when interrogated.
Sally eventually took shelter in a dance studio. When she ran in, the instructor and students looked at her in surprise.
"Um... I don't suppose you're..." The instructor took a look at her list of students. One of them had failed to show up. "...Gene?"
Sally didn't know what else to do. She nodded.
"Oh... very well then. Please take your place." The instructor gestured to an empty mat. Unsure what else to do, Sally did as told.
She would only be able to hide at the studio for a few months, but she picked up some moves rather easily. When the agents closed in, she ran. And she continued to run, getting various jobs in the entertainment industry through dancing. All under her new pseudonym, Gene.
Perhaps one day, this running from the government would end. But as long as she held this envelope, she was hunted. She was in danger.
She was Gene.
This is amazing, but I’ve gotta know how long it took to type this out xD
@@bemidin9018 Not that long, really. I made it up as I went. 20 minutes at most maybe?
@@BoomGoesMaximusDang! Wish I could write something this good off the top of my head like that.
Still a better love story than Twilight
@@bemidin9018 I was wondering what you meant, it didn't seem that long. then I expanded it and just woah like three times the length.
Came for the silly drawings, stayed for the Sally McSpin lore
In this episode, the S&F cast get a new pair of Genes!
Ties for Your Groomsmen, the hit new ska-country band featuring members Gene, Eugene, Jeanne, and Sally McSpin
Gene is the tutorial character from Survive the Internet when showing you the example prompts, he's also the character the UI instant messages randomly in the same game.
He returns in Mad Verse City as an AI player if the room has an odd number of players, his rhymes usually do not rhyme and he's represented as his Survive the Internet gray profile avatar with glasses.
Gene returns again in Patently Stupid if you have less than 4 players, often giving really dumb ideas that the commentators mock him for.
Gene also is one of the puppet avatars in Joke Boat, again represented by a gray avatar with glasses.
If it did not show Mal or Hayley's drawings, the Gene name would have had the same gray avatar picture with it, and you would automatically lose the round.
I guess Gene is like a running joke in Jackbox as an AI player named Gene also appears in Mad Verse City if you have an odd number of players
I think he was the host of Survive the Internet, too.
Idk if it's a running joke, but yeah, Gene is just a default character the game gives you when they need an AI for a game.
@@Alfonso162008What a pointless comment.
@@notveryniceatall Thank you for pointing that out, my friend. What was I gonna do without your totally useful comment?
I feel robbed. I wanted to see Gene. Give us Gene, damn it!
Also, I'm convinced Sally McSpin is an undercover FBI agent that's been looking for the REAL Gene. 👀
Nothing will ever outshine the legend that in Sprinbk.
Truest words ever spoken
i trust sprinbk with my life savings
Oh boy, I do love Gene and Gene
The game literally created a fifth round in the second round! Like, as though there were 10 players. Wild
Stephen and Friends is always amazing, but a strangely consistent thing is that class episodes always happen when the game breaks around them
3:57 That just looks like a Lewis structure of a molecule TBH.
sally mcspin lore!
-she is 300 meters from your current location and approaching rapidly
7:04 Yeah, Barry is more the champion of Jill Sandwiches than freaking out.
That drawing of Humanity is definitely cursed.
Hungarian-speaking animals are back!
also Gene
I've had issues with drawings being completed/renamed early when the server goes funny tbh
“I feel like Band-Aid Boy…staaaaans?” is so underrated.
Lots of great and funny moments. S+F’s Champ’d up is always a joy to watch.
Alocholism returns!
Sally Mcspin is Gene's alias as they evade the government
The seven cheese pizzas look like one of the bosses in Mario & Luigi Bowser's inside story
I love a good round of Jack box here on Geneplays
Gene. Who knew Gene could do this to us.
I'm surprised 'Barry' wasn't drawn as Mario!
Hey you should play like several games of champed up in a row because then you can use characters from previous games if you play games back to back
Missed opportunity to call this episode Gene
00:41 Nah, Howard the Duck is mostly just a duck
It's wild to me watching these Jackbox videos because I've never played a Jackbox game before, so I have zero clue as to what's going on lol
I'm so confused. the servers made this a treat.
I actually cried laughing at this, oh my god
Gene is the sleeper pick
Gene
Oh no! My comment! That's not what I wrote!
This comment sequence will get fewer likes than it deserves
@@TheMiniToad Because all the likes will just become more "Gene"s.
My favorite Gene is Gene Kranz. Man is a legend.
g e n e
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