Are We Smarter in the Dark? - Trivial Pursuit (#25) | Let's Play
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Ryan very confidently saying Sedona is in Italy as the screen says it's in Arizona is real peak AH
Getting the Right Answer for the Wrong Reasons!
Also him confidently saying Kiev is in Russia and everyone else backing him up
I live in AZ, so I was confused when he said it was in Italy, I just assumed that there was a Sedona in Italy too, untill Gav said something. 😂
@@nikkob1252 This confusion is more understandable but also much more likely to cause an international incident
Joe Swanson And thinking the Missouri River doesn’t run through Missouri and not knowing that Nitrogen is the biggest component of the atmosphere
“Welcome to trivial pursuit we just saw Jeremy’s PeNiS” what a great way to start a video
“I kept wondering why the end of his belt was tan.”
@@imsorrythankyouplease7613 😂
Well we know from Minecraft Candyland that his dick is 8 inches so it would be hard to contain
I just want to stop hearing about it
they asked if it was the first time an achievement hunters penis had been on camera, wasnt gavins out in an episode of lets roll recently
I was willing to accept the dancer and Prancer thing really quickly
The fact that Ryan has kids made me believe it without question
It sounded very true.
I'm pretty sure it's canon in at least one Santa Claus kid's movie.
male reindeer shed their antlers at the end of the mating season in early December, while females sport their thinner antlers throughout the winter. so all of santa's reindeer are female.
though if i didn't already know that the way he lies with authority o would of believed Ryan also
@@AP-gk6se You say this like Santa has normal non flying non red nose glowing reindeer and that our normal reindeer facts hold true for them xD
"Which off these spread along the silk trade route?"
Alfredo: "Fire."
Thank you! I was flabbergasted by the lack of response to this abomination of an answer lol
@@wisefelipe right?
No one said a word lol.
That would be one heck of a wildfire!
Islam spread like fire and killing shit ton of people everyday. Convert or Die.
"Where's Kiev?"
-"It's also in russia"
AH unintentionally starting wars since 2009
Yeah, think my toes curled in disgust after hearing that.
“It’s a coastal city”
Generic Lets Play Timestamper & Stupendium Fanboy Kiev is the capital of Ukraine, which Russia says is a part of Russia
@@generictimestamperstupendi9021 Just the war between Russia and Ukraine
@@brendanmurphy4034 a river coast
The bravest Alfredo has been during a horror game.
The term _petrichor_ literally means "stone's blood."
That's why Ryan's link to wet asphalt was accurate.
Dude...that just makes the smell metal AF
I think it comes from the latin petra- meaning rock or stone, and ichor which is blood. Totally in agreement with you.
jeremy: *reads 'war and peace'*
also jeremy: *quotes a tale of two cities*
Things like that are what irk me about his being an author.
that sounds like a smut novel on Amazon
@@AlmightyPolarBear Fun fact Warren Peace is a character in the Disney film sky high
I said I write books, I didn’t say I read them - Lil J
Ryan's Spanish Influenza bit made me laugh more than it should have.
Tweeted him saying it was a great MP reference
I mean, he isn't wrong. No one (who wasn't a doctor) expected it.
"Kiev is also in Russia"
Vladimir Putin has subscribed to Achievement Hunter
Along with a few Ukrainian politicians on certain payrolls
@@marcusalm7350 so all of them? cause they are all corrupted af
@Wubba Wubba Spot on, the best politicians are the ones who were never imbeded too deep into politics. Like many of the roman emperors who'd start their career as a soldier.
"I know a lot about animals." - Jeremy 'Not A Furry' Dooley
He defenitly knows his way around a bird that's for sure
Is that the same Jeremy 'I'd fuck a bird' Dooley?
No.
He can demonstrate what a fish does.
He's a feathery though
Q: “are we smarter in the dark?”
A: not by much
Not by much is still more so the answer is yes
Result: AH in the Dark is just AH in the Dark XD Literally no change in intelligence
Just wanna say I really enjoy your Trivia Pursuit videos, but do you know there’s a Switch version that has more and updated questions?
I really wish they would play that version! But then again I love Trivia Pursuit videos no matter what
And reply to it this way the guys will see it and get the switch version
Come on everyone, we can do it lol.
Leggo!,
Yeah, I'm giving a like and reply just to boost this.
"where is Kiev?" (The capital city of Ukraine)
"It's also in Russia"
Putin would be proud
Acedons far more rememberable and important is it being the main city in the early days of Russia back when it was the Kievian Rus
The only reason I knew it was the Ukrainian capital was because Rhett and Link also got it wrong on Good Mythical Morning and Stevie had to correct them.
@@melkorlapich802 "rememberable" holy fuck!
@@AlwaysIllBlood Not everyone has English as their first language. Maybe teach them that it is "memorable", instead of making fun of them?
Comments that didn't age well...
Okay, at the next AH Live, instead of playing a trivia game like this they should play "Are you Smarter than an Achievement Hunter". Same rules as 5th grader and they call up either RT staff or the fans
I would legitimately pay to see this.
Regarding the chess question:
A fork is attacking 2 or more pieces at once, often done with a knight.
A pin is attacking a piece that either can't move (in between the attacker and the king) or shouldn't move (in between the attacker and a valuable piece like a queen).
A skewer is just the opposite. The piece being attacked either must (king) or should (queen, rook, etc) be moved, opening an attack on a piece behind it.
Knights can attack multiple pieces?
@@justsomeguy6336 I think it means your knight is in a position where it has the option to take one of two pieces, because of its movement
@@justsomeguy6336 Yes. They can't take multiple pieces at once, but they can attack or threaten multiple pieces.
I didn't know that, but I knew it was chess!
Most under appreciated comment right here
Ryan: nobody talks about the rain after rainfall.
All dutchies: damn I love the smell when it has rained.
heck dude, even in America I'll say the exact same thing
Ryan's complete confidence in wrong information is hilarious!
"It's spooooooky that we can function as adults knowing as little as we dooooo!"
Kristan Overstreet “They let us drive and stuff!”
most of that stuff is useless triviva that dosent really get you much far in the real world.
40:55
Ryan: "I'm pretty sure that was where Garfield was always trying to mail that other cat."
2 things, Ryan.
1. you mean Nermal.
and 2. No, that was Abu Dhabi.
Edit: 5 minutes later, thanks to another question, Ryan remembered.
Alfredo selecting Portugal as a spanish speaking country really scared me.
I almost had to turn this off before I get nightmares
Nightmares of Little little J
@@LexiEyesUnicorn Of Jeremy's Rimmy Tim 😂😂
Guess I'm not sleeping tonight
yeah I'm still waiting for the comment giving timestamps to the jump scares
Having been to Sedona I can confirm it is beautiful but 100% NOT in Italy but rather, as the answer states, in Arizona.
I think he is just clueless but confident or was thinking Sardinia?
-When you do the math problem wrong but get the right answer anyways-
Nothing like Jeremy quoting "A Tale of Two Cities" in reference to "War and Peace"
"wow, there is almost no CO2"
"then why are we dying?"
"because it's very poisonous"
This is officially the dumbest discussion of climate change issue in history.
Thinking of CO maybe?
@@tatri292 Well, Ryan definitely talking about CO2, cause he said that threes need it. Not sure about Gavin, cause I don't even want to assume what's happening in that brain
CO2 can be poisonous and dangerous I high concentrations due to your lungs not getting enough oxygen. But... yeah. Neither of those is "what is killing us" on the global scale.
@@marcusalm7350 CO2 physically cannot be poisonous, it can be an asphyxiate though.
@@I_EAF_19882 No, CO2 IS poisonous. It's lethally toxic in concentrations above 1%, even if there's plenty of oxygen. That's why our bodies try to GET RID OF IT. It's methane that's non-toxic.
Cool to see Jeremy has The Binding of Isaac paused on a second monitor
was paused. it says it was disconnected if you read the texts.
And his dick on the other
@@kenmorashade7943 the controller is disconnected but the game is still paused
"I'm okay with getting this wrong, this knowledge would mean I'm dumb."
Gavin: I knew that. I’ve been to Dubai and Abu dahbi
Ryan: You’ve been to Will Smith, do you know his favorite pizza too?
One of the funniest comebacks from Ryan!
XD
Freshness made me nearly choke
Jeremy has the best laugh ever, I could listen to an album of Jeremy's laughs on repeat for an hour.
Geoff's laugh is so genuine. I love it! He laughs with his entire body and it is awesome. Jack laughs on the inside when the others are doing something dumb and he knows the right way to do it but he plays along and snickers to himself until they figure it out 20 minutes later. I love them all!
How did no one notice that Alfredo thought fire spread by the Silk Road?
Buddha made some sick mixtapes man
He didn’t mean the knowledge of fire, he meant actual fire like fire spreads in real life. He was joking.
Jeremy w/ the Jimmy Neutron reference when he saw the reindeer
Ooh caribou!
As soon as I saw the word Caribou my mind immediately remembered Jimmy Neutron
I’m eating caribou next week. Oh it’s gonna be SO good.
31:22 Fun fact! The smell "petrichor" is caused by geosmin, which is a compound that certain plant-dwelling bacteria *throw up when they drown in the rain.* The human nose able is to detect geosmin at concentrations as low as *5 parts per trillion,* sometimes from miles away.
The Missouri river does indeed flow through Missouri, Ryan. Forms the northwest border of the state down to Kansas City, east to St Louis where it flows into the Mississippi.
I would love to see a compilation of them confidently stating false facts.
It's amazing how they can sometimes have some really niche knowledge but then have such gaping gaps in their general knowledge lol
Ryan really can say anything he wants with a confident voice and people will believe it 15:25 😂😂
0:05 oh I can think of something more Traumatizing Haywoodyabetrayus
43:07 There is something about Ryan saying turchuckey that is aesthetically pleasing.
Is no one going to mention that Jeremy quoted Dickens when he was referring to War and Peace?
We're not smart enough to know better
Funny thing is this isn't the first time he's made that exact mistake in trivial pursuit
The whale edited in had my dying 😂
For anyone wondering, AH included, “reindeer” are also known as “caribou”. Elk are similar and obviously also a large deer, but an easy way to tell them apart is the direction the antlers curve. Caribou/reindeer curve mostly up and a little forward as in the picture; elk antlers curve a little up and mostly backward.
You are only half right. Caribous are in North America whereas reindeers are in Northern Eurasia. Caribou are larger and slightly more ginger/red. Reindeers tend to be on the grey/tan spectrum and smaller. Caribous are undomesticated and reindeers are domesticated.
They're cousin species, not the same animal.
@@WildCynnie Sort of, not entirely. They're "cousin animals" yes, but they are not cousin SPECIES as they are subspecies sharing the same species and genus. Rangifer Tarandus accounts for all Caribou and Reindeer. The differences between them are also minor, mostly the result of localization and the domestication of Eurasian subspecies.
The Siberian and Bengal tiger or the reticulated versus plains giraffe are other examples of subspecies which are considered the same animal. A giraffe is a giraffe, regardless of which localization and pattern it has, likewise with the caribou and the reindeer. Different subspecies of the same creature.
30:46 weird things doctor who taught me this is my moment
you dont say it, you have to think it.
THANK YOU! I've been racking my brains trying to remember what that whole scenario was from and just could not come up with it X)
The Missouri River absolutely does run through Missouri, Ryan...
Edgemaster72 said it wasn’t in it, not that it does not run through
I mean...it doesn't START in Missouri...IIRC
Jordan Cahillane-Brown That means it’s in Missouri 😂
And the state was named after the river, not the other way around, in regards to Gavin.
@@PointsofData starts in Montana and ends in Spanish Lake north of St. Louis, where it feeds into the Mississippi.
It's also technically the longest river (and one of the largest in volume) in North America.
#24:18 "It's OK if you fuck up, so long as everyone else also fucks up." - Ryan Haywood
Wise words to live by...
Ryan: "yeah the Missouri river probably isn't in Missouri"
Me: drives over it almost every single day... in Missouri.
Yep, heard him say that and went "Yes it does!", but then he went on to prove his lack of geographical knowledge by putting Sedona, Arizona in Italy and Kiev, Ukraine their capital in Russia.
As I grew up in Missouri along the muddy Mississippi I also know that it empties out into the Mississippi River near St. Louis.
Me a science lover and an arizonan:
Jeremy: why dont they just cure the common cold?
Me: *Facepalms*
Ryan: says sedona is in italy....
Me: *Face palms harder*
i went to siri and asked where is sedona and i guess there was one near me (i’m in indiana and something is named sedona near the place i live) so i’m like okay, gonna say ryan’s then so i just say sedona italy and google maps brought me to arizona and i went straight to the comments to see if anyone pointed it out
When they got to that geo question about Spanish speaking countries, I was whisper screaming, "Paraguay!" Then groaned in frustration after Alfredo picked Portugal.
@@Broken_Princess_H
I almost threw my phone in exasperation at that.
APlainBeardDude
Ryan and Jeremy: Say Kiev is in Russia
Me: Dies
So wrong about so much in such a short period of time
This comment made me laugh a lot. Thank you.
never have so few talked so much to achieve so little
"The problem is, you're playing snooker".
Damn Ryan!
25:22 *F R O G*
Jeremey really bringing his A-game... "FROGS" xD
We needed a spooky game, so we just turned the lights off
Minimum 👻 requirement met
“You may as well have picked China”-the guy who thought they spoke Spanish in Angola.
Haha I think his point was China = Chinese , Portugal = Portuguese it’s basically in the title
Well I mean colonial African countries are a toss up, but a country that literally has a language named after it is an obvious no.
"Where's Kiev"
"It's in Russia"
WOOF
*"I'm pretty sure that was where Garfield was always trying to mail his....other cat"*
- _Ryan 2019_
"We turned off the lights but didn't even bother to turn on the webcam" I mean, that sounds like the amount of effort that goes into 90% of AH content
Kiev - Ukrainian capital
"It's in Russia"
...
I mean... not at the time of typing... to my knowledge...
@@jazzycat8917 i would rahter have putin instead of trumpo
but then again both are not the best choice but hey lesser evil.
Ryan - "The Funny thing about the Missouri River is it's not in Missouri."
The Missouri River *Literally* Bisects Missouri west to east, where is meets the Mississippi River.
I'm not mad, I'm disappointed.
@@Corpseplower Yeah, pretty sure he said that one jokingly. lol
You gotta love it when they find a surprising fact, one person (ryan) will always give an explanation for it that's completely wrong.
Iirc, the reason they were called 'Spaghetti Westerns' was because the director for a lot of them was actually Italian.
They were also literally shot in Italy. He just didn't know where Sedona is.
@Wubba Wubba false
I love that history question only Jeremy got right. It's his listening to ERB. MLK: I've got so much street cred they write my name on the sign; I'd ring you for tech support, but I got a no bell prize
as a dutch person im really conflicted beong called "the nethers" LMAO
I never understood why but it always makes me laugh 😂 like Who decided to name them like that? Lmao, in Spanish we call it the same hahahaha
Ryan calling Johnny Galecki “that kid” despite Galecki being 6 years older than him
Ryan's pronunciation of Guinea killed me
"Its spooky that we can function as adults and knowing as little as we do, they let us drive and stuff" Ryan you are a gem
"Where's Kiev?"
"In Russia"
*celebrates in Putin*
"Thats pumpkin pie. Thats what that is." Absolutely terrifying Gavin.
What a hidden gem in this episode of Trivia Pursuit... and boyyy am I glad it was hidden.
They’re called spaghetti westerns because of the Italian directors not the location of the filming, there are no deserts in Europe making it quite hard to film a western there, most were filmed in monument valley.
Not entirely accurate. Although the directors were indeed Italian, the filming locations were often in southern Italy and in Spain (which does technically have a desert: the Tabernas). A lot of Italian westerns were also filmed in Cinecittà which is the Italian version of Hollywood located in Rome. Fun Fact: Cinecittà was actually founded by Mussolini and the fascist party as a means to promote his propaganda campaigns through film.
NNNNNEEEEEERRRRRDDDSSS!
For next month's theme I really want them to do UNOvember with special guests like Barbara or Eric
Barb, Treyco, Lil J and Ryan the "I Hate Uno" guy...
“The Missouri River is not in Missouri.” It is actually. Cuts right through the middle of the state.
3:05 this is quoted incorrectly more than “No, I am your father.” He says “Alas poor Yorick, I knew him, Horatio...”
I mean, it's still better than thinking Hamlet does the "To be or not to be" soliloquy while holding the skull.
Actually, the smell you get after a rainfall is almost pure oxygen.
I, a costa rican, was in audible pain at the spanish one
Same
Big same
That moment when you realize Gavin never got into Doctor Who with the Petrichor question.
“The Kremlin, pictured here...”
*picture of St. Basil’s Cathedral*
It's a part of the Kremlin but it's not the actual Kremlin.
A skewer in chess is where a high-value piece is threatened by an enemy piece, and moving the high-value piece will expose a lower-value piece to be captured.
"The Missouri River isn't in Missouri" Ryan, it runs across the entire state. Yes it isn't ONLY in Missouri, but it empties out into the Mississippi River in Missouri.
This hurt my head so much.
That's like the Arkansas River starts in Colorado.
he said it wasn't true immediately after.
He said that as a joke. As opposed to almost every other dumb thing he said this episode.
@@gaspainsify A) I didn't name the river. B) I wasn't commenting on why it's called the Missouri River. C) I was only commenting on what the facts are.
Damn, I wonder how Afraido managed in such a spooky environment. My best hopes for everyone involved
Seeing as this game awards the "less smart" people with greater chances to happen to pick correct answer, I'd love to see a let's roll of the Trivial Pursuit board game.
Fun fact about reindeer: Male reindeer shed their antlers and grow new ones each year, whereas female reindeer have their antlers the whole year. They usually shed their antlers at early december, so santa's reindeer are all female!
"How do you get skewered in chess?" Between two kings...
47:37 False info, Orcas otherwise known as Killer Whales are NOT whales, they are closer to dolphins than whales
" Dogs eat veg" is a very dangerous phrase to say on a publicly viewed recording Jeremy 🤣🤣🤣
@@jazzycat8917 lol I meant because it sounds way to close to vag
These guys playing Trivial Pursuit is terrifying. Scariest video this month so far.
When Jeremy said "Fed-Meister", I finally realized that meister means master in German, and so it all makes sense now.
I talk about Petrichor all the time. It’s one of my favorite words.
AH's lack of geography knowledge genuinely astounds me.
FatboyGamingFTW yea, I mean I understand being terrible because you haven’t studied it in a while but Jesus Christ they just don’t know shit about geography lol
I'm just sitting here typing in a doc with this on in the background and 21:50 happens in my headphones.
Sedona is in Arizona and they're called "spaghetti westerns" because the directors are Italian.
"Collision Course with Linkin Park! Why wasn't that one of th-FROOOOG!"
"But spooky... We turned the lights off." Classic Gavin depth.
2:20 Was that a Jimmy Neutron reference Mr. Dooley?
Huck cluck cluck yeah, huck cluck cluck yeah oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh Caribou.
Jeremy’s confused “Doesn’t he have... Superman?” at 56:09 made me genuinely start crying I laughed so hard. I’m still wiping away tears.
Was wondering why they hadn’t done a trivia in a while, I now realise they’ve done like 50% of these questions before.....
They really need to retire it but what other good trivia video games are there?
My biggest face palm moment was Jeremy thinking the invention of "sliced bread" was literally the act of slicing bread
Me: Don't look at the comments.
"Kiev's in Russia"
Scrolls down to point out the obvious
Chat: Gotcha covered
Gavin's ancestors were proud of him during that Boston Tea Party question.
Just for some context, the guys have been playing this game since before Ray left.
It really doesn't feel like it's been that long, at least to me.
22:29
I appreciate the ray throwback Lil J, big shoes to fill, and you’re definitely sleeping in them lol
Jeremy with the clutch Jimmy Neutron reference
Oooooooh caribou!