Earlier in the show, there was "Dolly Parton had two big ones" (BROTHERS). In the sprint, there was a word with the clue "They're grand" (TETONS). When they came back from the commercial after the sprint, Chuck explained, "When the explorers first saw the Grand Tetons, the mountains reminded them of 'Dolly Partons' and TETONS was French for that word"....and then this happened.
And of course the titmouse. That's actually the origin of the word, a shortened version of the word titmouse. In Archaic terms it's defined as "a young girl or woman; hussy' or "a small or poor horse; nag"
That was just unexpected, it should be okay for children if they watch the whole entire episode, unedited. Some children won't know what a tit is, and is not as profane as other words.
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LOL
Earlier in the show, there was "Dolly Parton had two big ones" (BROTHERS). In the sprint, there was a word with the clue "They're grand" (TETONS). When they came back from the commercial after the sprint, Chuck explained, "When the explorers first saw the Grand Tetons, the mountains reminded them of 'Dolly Partons' and TETONS was French for that word"....and then this happened.
The word tit is also used in a few bird species, as in blue tit, coal tit and great tit.
Xactly! It's short for titmouse!
And of course the titmouse. That's actually the origin of the word, a shortened version of the word titmouse.
In Archaic terms it's defined as "a young girl or woman; hussy' or "a small or poor horse; nag"
You sure know your tits.
In Kentucky, there's a little hamlet called "Sugar Tit."
Chuck always had the smirks!
well I have seen a lot of Scrabble highlights & episodes over the years but I don't recall this 🤣🙌🔥💙
1:34 "Mechanically speaking ... " LOL
If it would put an S at the end, that would've been awkward. 1:00
The S was a stopper.
2:21 LOL, Quickly saying APPETITE!!!
Its a consuming desire indeed ;)
Could be worse, one of the contestants could have said "I'll take a P." instead of "I'll take the letter P.".
It did happen once. the contestant drew 2 Ps and said "I'll have to take a P." 😅
That was just unexpected, it should be okay for children if they watch the whole entire episode, unedited. Some children won't know what a tit is, and is not as profane as other words.
True
What makes this funnier is how no one would say the actual word.
A _family_ show! 😂
I did not expect that! I love it 😂
It’s a kind of bird
Blue. Coal, Crested, Great, Marsh & Willow.
Short for titmouse!
It's in the dictionary (I looked it up) as a shortened version of the word titmouse
1:55 He should've picked the E, and earned himself $1000 as well as make "tite" as in stalactite.
I'm sure if he knew it at that point he would have.
@@marcpower4167He'd have to place both E's. Multiple letters are placed left to right.
It's good clean fun...and the only thing he could think of was a brothel.
Henry is Henry Beckman from the mid-late 80s USA network Canadian-based sitcom Check It OUt.
Yes it is
OMG Thanks. I was wondering why the guy looked so familiar
He reminded me of uncle Jessie from The Dukes of Hazzard lol
Where is the full episode
Don't have it
Unintentionally hilarious
Apparently the FCC will be visiting NBC studios for this one. LOL
So is NBC President Brandon Tartikoff.
Hey, can you find "Recrap the scores"
No
totally disagree. tit is a great word.
😂😂😂😂
LOL, someone's in big trouble with Brandon Tartikoff over this.
1:58
Does Henry manage to win this match?
What was the bad word??
I can’t believe Trump would have Chuck W. was gonna replace Dr. Fauci?!?!?!
Keep the Change
This is a game show. Take your political nonsense elsewhere.
@@CodyFaceX lmfao it will be okay Jessy doesn't seem to mind
A flattened rabbit on the highway would be better than Fraudci
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