- tabletop games let us explore galaxies, conquer planets, rewrite history and go pretty muchanywhere our imagination wants to lead us. but today, we're stayingright here on earth,
snake plissken costume for sale, in order to test our knowledge of different galaxies, planets real and imagined, and a lot of other stuff we nerds like to talk about. get ready, because bonnie burton, clare kramer,
and my wife, anne wheaton are here to play a party game that encourages us to test our wit as well as our grace under pressure in a trivia contest that's as much fun for nerds as it is for muggles. put your thinking fezon, because we are going to seriously geek out! ("tabletop theme") - geek out is a pop culture trivia bidding game
designed by my friend, elisa teague, where we compete to out-geek eachother with out completely practical and totally useful knowledge of sci-fi, gaming and fantasy minutia. on your turn, you draw a trivia card and then roll this colored die to select a category. i rolled green, which generallymeans fantasy questions. so, i read the question, can you name two elves from the lordof the rings franchise?
now, when using the franchise rule, we mean all works associated with the property. obviously the books, but also the movies, video games, comics, action figures, et cetera. this will be important for this question, because we've got glorfindel, who was in the books but not the movies, andtauriel, who was in the movies, but not the books. my team says "yes, ofcourse we can name two.
"i just named two in my setup." and this is where the fun bidding part happens. their team says "well, we can name four." and it will bounce back and forth. "we can do five," "we can do six." "we can do seven," "we can do eight." if they can name eight,they get a point, but if they were just bluffing and trying to goad me into upping my bid,they fail and they earn
this shame token, worthnegative two points. normally, the game ends when one of the players or teams gets to five points. it is super easy and it's a ton of fun, and today we're playingwith a special variant combining both geek out, which has gaming, comics, sci-fi and fantasy categories, and geek out pop culture, which focuses more on movies, music, tv and other pop culture things.
so, to win we have got to be masters of all the things. something, something, something, geek out! hi, my name is clare kramer and i know ya'll know me from bring it on and buffy the vampire slayer. i hope you saw big ass spider, just came out last year. hi, i'm bonnie burton, and i'm a writer. mostly kids books, believe it or not, like the star wars craft book and you can draw star wars. my name is anne wheaton, and i do vandaleyes stuff
with bonnie burton. we have vandaleyes.net,which is a website and i also have my ownblog at annewheaton.com. - this is geek out, we can play indivdually or as teams. we have decided that we will play as teams today, so on this team, clare and myself. on that team, anne and bonnie. now, you guys areclearly gonna be called team vandaleyes.
- yes!- okay. - our team name is vandaleyes, which is something that we do together, where we put googly eyes on things. - i don't know, what's the name of our team gonna be? - uh, you know, i'mopen, what do you think? - um, i don't know, the awesomes? - yeah, the awesome team. - the awesome...- yeah. - great, we are awesome team, - awesomeness.
- awesome team awesome? - awesome team awesomeness. we are team most awesome awesomeness? or some iteration of awesomeness awesome. happening awesome. it's our team. - players get to decide who goes first in geek out. i propose that you and i, uh, rock, paper, scissors. - i knew it.
- ready? - aw yeah! - balls. - alright that'salright, that's alright. - alright, go ahead. - [anne] do this. - [wil] alright, go. - okay, so we are going to... we are taking one from each, correct? - [wil] we're taking one from each deck, rolling the die and then deciding which
either geek out primeor geek out pop culture we'll be asking the question from, and go! - here we go. - [wil] um... - [anne} and that is black. two films directed by ivan reitman, ooh, or two celebrities who have adopted children. let's do the adopted children. - [bonnie] yeah (laughs)- [anne] okay. - how many do you think you can name?
- i love doing stuff with bonnie all the time, she probably doesn't watch as many movies. that probably is not much of a strength, but then she knows so much nerd stuff so then it balances out. should we start with two? - hmm. - do we go way up? - you have the honor so you can do whatever you wish. you can start wherever you want.
- we're gonna observe your tactics here. - yes. - let's start with, eh, six. - yep. - okay, uh, six? i would say go for it. - okay, so we have woody allen, - mmhmm. - mia farrow, so these are individual. - no a unit adopts a...
because you can't splitthe child in half. - [bonnie] let's do mia farrow. - we have mia farrow. - yes. - we have angelina jolie. - uh huh. - rosie o'donnell. - mmhm. - [bonnie] oh, so calista flockhart. - the girl from grey's anatomy with the blonde hair. um, heigl, what's her... - oh, yeah, uh,christine, no, cynthia.
christina. - no. - i actually know, i know her name. - me too. - i know her name, i'm not gonna say it. - [bonnie] christine, candy, - [wil] no, uh uh. - cathy, lucy. - katherine, katherine heigl. - damn it. okay, that's five, and who's your sixth?
- oh, sandra bulock. - there you go. - okay, you could've made all of that up and i wouldn't know because i pay as much attention to celebrity news as i do a thing that i don't pay any attention to. - well i'm pretty sure there's a store in la brea where you could just pick up a kid. - [wil] yeah? - so, um, legally. so, you know most of hollywood has that.
- oh, also themiscellaneous category. - two films in whichalbert einstein appears, or two characters slash toys from the toy story series. so let's do toy story. - okay - that will be good. so funny, i was afraid of doing pop culture, cause i know nothing about pop culture, but... - look what you did. - [wil] apparently i took the pop culture thing.
uh, i can name eight characters from toy story. - (whispers) i don't think i can. okay, go ahead. - okay, you ready? - [anne] go for it. - woody, buzz lightyear,mr. potato head, mrs. potato head, lotso fun the creepy terrible bear, t-rex, the sarge from the plastic army men, - [clare] jessie. - and yes, and jessie.
- who's jessie? - jessie, you know, jessie. - jessie! - bam! nailed it. - and that's a, that's the toy? there's a toy named jessie? - it's the girl, the cowgirl! - it's the girl! it's the cowgirl! - is it bad to say i never saw the movies? - you never saw toy story movies?
- [bonnie] don't shame me! - no, i'm not, you would love them. - i have seen toy story a total of um, point five. that's good, right? - will and i were dating, we had just moved in together. i got him a buzz lightyear and will loved it so much that he would put it on his pillow and he would joke that buzz lightyear was sleeping with us,
because he loved him so much. - look at that, two turns, and we're tied. - and we're one one. - [wil] yeah. - i think when you lookfor a trivia partner, you want someone who's gonna compliment your area of knowledge, and i think wil and i are very symbiotic partners and we can, you know, we canlike a yin yang, we can pick up where the other one
maybe doesn't know as much. - rolling, oh geez! - wow. wild, you can choose anything! - so white is wild? - yes. yeah, for everybody watching at home, or wherever you're watching, this is not the general way that you play. you usually choose onedeck, but because such a wide range of types of geeks are
represented at the table today, we decided to separate it out this way. - i pretty much know a lot about geeky stuff that i think wil might not, so bring on the murder, she wrote, that's geeky, right? - we're going to name two twa, taylor swift songs. two tway-lor swift. - booyah! - alright, um, i can name zero. - [clare] i can name zero. - yeah, alright!
- no this is good, but i'm gonna say. - are you gonna personalchallenge yourself to go more than two? - i'm gonna show you all how to memorize things you don't care about. - [anne] okay.- [wil] uh huh. - and what you do is you make it into a long sentence. - yeah. - so i'm gonna say the sentence and you guys can
pick out the song titles. - (laughs) okay. - oh, um, uh. - [anne] i know this. - it's beautiful eyes,breathless and haunted. - [bonnie] ding ding! - wow. - yeah, so that's how i remember things when i put... - oh good, and i just forgot how to do quadratic equations. - yeah, oh, i got one for that too! - but you know all thesetaylor swift songs.
- alright, take your awful card. take your horrible, disgusting taylor swift card. - thank you. - [anne] it's not disgusting! - and now i am shufflingthese decks together. so knowing that i am terrible at pop culture questions, and knowing that anne is not as good at the geek questions, we're kind of at a stalemate here. i am putting these deckstogether to force us out of our comfort zones.
- hey wil, i don't know why you wanted to shuffle all those cards, i mean, taylor swift and adopted babies, that should totally be your jam. - [anne] okay. - [wil] okay. and now we will be taking whatever happens to come up. - so we have to? - would you like toroll the die this time? - [clare] i will.
- oh! random! - okay, random. - you get to choosewhichever one you want. - when does this game go to the death? - soon. (laughs) - excellent, i would like it to go to the death, please. - [clare] i'm open. - alright, we'lldo this one, go. - we are going to name two sci-fi characters
that have beards. - franchise rule. - what's the franchise rule? - you can only name asingle bearded character from a sci-fi franchise,for example... - so i can't just list every game of thrones character. - right, and that's also not sci-fi. - i'm gonna say five. - so you're naming the character, not the actor?
- that's correct. - you said five, i say six. - wow, okay. i want to answer this question so much, that i am just going to keep one upping the other team until they let me guess, even if i take shame points, i don't care. i just want to be able to say "me, i'm an answer in this game."
so i have to say eight. - [anne] okay, game on. - okay, we're gonna start with dr. isaac parrish from eureka, played by me. riker, from star trek. obi-wan kenobi from star wars, the original star wars from 1977, there are no other obi-wan kenobis in star wars universe. (bonnie laughs)
battlestar galactica, chief tyrol when they are on new caprica. snake plissken from escape from new york. i can't remember charlton heston's character's name in planet of the apes. - so it doesn't count. - but i could say dr. zaius clearly has a beard. - [clare] yes, yes! - i don't think fur counts, cause then you could have...
- right, but it's clearly a beard. it's longer than therest of the fur on him. - [clare] yeah, it's extra long. - [bonnie] eh... - let's go to the judges, the judges say yes. okay good, dr. zaius is six. - if you say chewbacca,i'm punching you. - so this is thepart of the show where people at home are like screaming at their tvs.
- they're like yelling. - like "but i know, how could you not know that thing?" - "there's so many bearded characters out there!" "how could you beforgetting about them?" - who has a beard in blade runner? oh, dallas in alien hasa beard, that's seven. oh, oh! macready in the thing. - yes. - two kurt russell beards, cause it's characters, not actors.
- mmhmm. - [anne] it doesn't matter. - i was yourcheerleader on that one. you pulled that one off. i was actually in a movie called bring it on, which is probably the most successful cheerleading movie, so i kind of channeled my inner courtney from those days to cheer him on. - go ahead and draw and roll your dice.
- roll, okay. - [bonnie] you ready? - [wil] green!- [anne] green. - so six songs with a us state in the title. - okay. - i think we should makethem name that tune. - yeah, i definitely do. - yeah, name that tune. - let's just name states. - what, that's not how that works!
- how about just the name of the... - start with the beach boys songs. - alabama, sweet home alabama. do i have to sing it? - no. - [bonnie] cause it just turned into kermit the frog. - hi ho, sweet home alabama! - deep in the heart of texas. - hotel california, california dreamin'.
- new york... - new york state of mind. - is it a b-52 song, idaho is in it. - oh, my private idaho.- yes. - that's actually not the title of the song. - [anne] what is it? - no, i'm not gonna... oh please, let me give you the one that's gonna help you win. - is there another one for...
- private idaho, not my private idaho. - yes, it's just private idaho. - were you just trying to get me to sing, weren't you? - yep. - did you guys know other ones that we didn't do? - texas, didn't really name any texas. - [anne] well, deep in the heart of texas. - i mean, you coulda made it like... true story, i'm on tour with paul and storm in texas,
and in the middle of a show i said "i just want to see if this works." and i said, and i go "the stars at night, "are big and bright..." the entire audience does it. - they stood up! - just like inpee-wee's big adventure. - i'd never seen it before. - i could not believeit, and they were like,
it's like a pavlovianresponse kind of thing. like bam, it just happens. - they literally stop whatever they're doing and do that. - um, congratulations you get that. we could've made that really difficult by franchise ruling it and saying you only get to choose one state. - california songswere easier to think of than welcome to north dakota?
there's no songs, i don't know why there's a lot for california. i guess oklahoma, we could use oklahoma. - blue. two superheroes that wear yellow as their primary costume color. - are you feeling four?- i'm feeling four. - let's do it. - yeah, we're feeling four. - alright, do four.
- wolverine, right? - definitely yes. - the comedian. - are you making stuff up now? - the comedian in watchmen. - [bonnie] oh yeah, watchmen, watchmen, okay. (laughs) - um... - wow, that was a comedian worth glare right there. - [wil] totally, seriously it was. - i figured you'd put your cigar out on my forehead.
- (laughs) uh... in this moment, i completely forget every comic book character who wears yellow, and there's not a lot of them, but they should be memorable. - banana man? - don't give him stuff! - oh sorry. - but banana man was a real guy! - [bonnie] what?
- banana man was a real guy. banana man was a real, he was like a cartoon, he's ba-nah-nah man. it was like back at like early days of nickelodeon. - but is he a superhero? - [wil] yes he is,that's his whole thing. - thanks a lot, anne, thanks a lot. - and of course, whocould forget banana man? everybody loves banana man.
- [bonnie] no! - he's a-peel-ing. - [group] oh! - way to slip, anne! - [group] aw! - uh, quit monkeying around, you two. uh, is there another person from x-men who's primarily in yellow, or avengers? it's awful because i shoulda gone to the
comic book shopyesterday, and i didn't. - and just looked. - um, i can't remember. are you really doing that to me right now? - i'm tsk-ing you! - wow. - i just tsk-ed you. - that was terrible. - excuse me, i don'tthink you actually know all of your superheroes.
- ah, yeah, i'm embarrassed. i feel like i'm... - well, it's obviously a hard question, that's why they only want you to name two. - [wil] yeah. - that's why the starting bid is two. here's what i would say about yellow. not necessarily the bestfor spandex or lycra. maybe this is why we don't see a lot of yellow superheroes.
maybe this is why ican't think of a lot of, you know, primary color superhero costumes in yellow. i can think of a lot ofaccents, like the flash. even supergirl has a little yellow trim on her cape, but primary colors? i don't know, maybe stay away from. - i have confirmed that banana man is actually mostly... (wil laughs) he's mostly blue, witha little bit of yellow.
- [bonnie] only hints of yellow. - and he has a cape! because of course he does! - he looks so un-banana-like in that instance. - banana man's special powers are that he wears blue, not yellow, and he can see far away because he has giant googly eyes on. so you don't getpoints for that. - and i get shame points, and we're at zero.
- [clare] alright, let's do it. - shame, shame, shame! - ah, i know, i'm sorry. - i'm cool with it, but let's up our game. - [wil] yeah, alright. - everyone say goodbye to banana man. - [group] bye banana man! - thanks for keeping lunch safe! (soft music)
- two sci-fi film prequels. - oh, are you kidding me, sci-fi film prequels. - [clare] we can name two. - really, so you're saying two? - [wil] yeah, we can name two. - five. - you have to keep in mind that the three most infamous prequelsof the last twenty years don't exist as far as i'm concerned,
so i can't, i can, i wouldn't, i would feel awful if ihad to take one of them. - if you had to go to one. - yeah. - so really we need to be able to name seven. - hey, we went to zerobefore and we came back. - [clare] yeah.- yeah, alright. six. - alright, go for it. - dawn of the planet of the apes.
- you're all...(bonnie hums) - excellent. - (laughs) is that gonna be it for us? uh... - this weird thing happens in this game a lot, when you don't have to answer a question, the answers are justfalling all around you, and the instant you pick up that card and have to say something, it's like your
brain just goes homer simpson. right, all that's leftthere is a donkey asleep with some flies buzzingaround its head. (flies buzzing) - [clare] well, throw out the one that you don't like. - ugh. - [clare] just do it. - the phantom menace. - okay, um... - okay, um... - six, why'd we say six?
- okay, because we... - [wil] why did i let you talk me into this? clare! i, i, i don't... - no, i'm done, i'mdone with this question. - can you really name five? - no, of course not! - i told you! - we should've.
- ah, damn it! - what's up bull (beeps) buddy? - it's called strategy wil wheaton. - so we're at negative one. - we're at negative one. - [clare] oh my god. - it's gonna be realhard for us to come back and win this, but if we do, not only will we have been the first to reach five points,
we'll be the first tohave reached five points from negative points. - i never count myself out. i don't count wil and i out of anything. i absolutely think we can make a comeback! - six commercial jingles. - pretty easy. - yeah we can do it. - [wil] how many? - [bonnie] so six commercial jingles.
- well, it says youhave to do at least six. - the thing that i know about this is that anne's superpower is that she knows everything about music and neverforgets anything she hears. - my musical superpower is that anytime i hear a song, i may not always know the title of the song, but i can start singing the words like within three notes of any song. - there is no point in even trying to go against her
in the commercial jingles, because they can just keep bidding us up, and i have every beliefthat she's gonna get however many they are. sing 'em, go. - when you're planning a party, with good things to eat, you can use your holly hobby oven to bake lots of treats. - that's one.
- okay. (anne laughs) - i feel like chicken tonight, chicken tonight. (clucks) - what the hell is that for? - it's the chicken, oh please that's even a simpsons episode. that's when they like, they used to have this thing where you can make... - all you have to do is say the name of the product.
- it's like a chicken in a can. - for farming chicken? - just tuna, chicken of the sea. - okay, that's two. - okay, we have dr. pepper. - no, the coca-cola jingle from... - i'm a pepper, he's a pepper, she's a pepper, we're a pepper, - [wil] that's three.
- would you like to be a pepper too? - [wil] that's three. - three. - i like to giveeveryone a coke. - oh, the coke. - perfect harmony. - yeah, but you're not doing it right. - [bonnie and anne] i'd like to buy the world a coke. - (sighs) see? - and keep them company, coca-cola! (laughs)
so yes, i think i do know that song. - i should point out that tabletop is not sponsored by corporations, but is in fact funded by backers on indiegogo. - but hey coca-cola,if you like the jingle, send me coke. - plop plop, fizz fizz,oh what a relief it is. - ugh, five. - alka seltzer.- okay.
- a is for apple, j is for jacks. - cinnamon toasted apple jacks! - alright, okay. - you need a good breakfast, that's a fact. start it out with apple jacks. apple jacks, apple jacks. okay, we're done, we got it! - we need this, at leastget us in the positives. - two open world non-mmo video games.
yeah, i can do that. - i don't even know whatthat sentence means. - sandbox games, where you can kinda go wherever you want. - that's a ringer card. - [clare] you have to do three. - oh, i'm sorry, idrew a card that i have an advantage on and i don't care, because i have negative one points right now. - you're the only one that knows at this table!
- it's a bummer, huh? - alright, take your little cheap point. - cheap points are my favorite. red dead redemption and grand theft auto. - [clare] done.^- [bonnie] don't care. don't care, you don't even have to say 'em. - [clare] we're equaledout, we're equaled out! - yeah, we're back to zero! woohoo! - back to zero!
- uh, here's our card. - alright, well this is it. - and white! - come on, really? - two james bond movie titles, four shows on which a character has been played by more than one actor, four titles in which a character can fly. - i think the strategy in winning this game
is to pick questions that i don't think our opponents will know the answers to. but at the same time, wil wheaton and clare are actually pretty surprising. - i either say we go with the four titles in which a character can fly... - i think so. - [bonnie] okay, let's do that. - it has to be at least four, we're starting with four.
- eight. - the character's name is in the title of the book. - four titles in which a character can fly. - so it's just any book orcomic where characters can fly. - okay, 12. - 15. - oh. - do we include sometype of franchise rule? so everybody knows superman.
does that mean that you cannot do justice league, because superman's in justice league? - no, because just a lot of those comic book characters go to other titles and then you have marvel, dc swaps. i don't, nah i don't think you need that. - 25. - now if we're just doing books, that limits it. but if you're doingcomics and books, so 25?
hmm, okay. sure wil, go for it. let's see you hang yourself. it'll be awesome. - let's start off with harry potter, because they fly when they get on theirbrooms to play quiddich. the magicians, superman,wonder woman can fly in her invisible jet, in justiceleague, martian manhunter. the green lantern, shazam, the greatest american hero,
the human torch, the silver surfer, storm, aladdin. - dracula? - sinestro, supergirl flies, captain marvel, in 52, black adam flies. - what's the rocket? - the rocketeer. zane can fly when hegets in his flying car. - thor. - and loki? - yes, and loki can flyin journey into mystery,
which is a different title than thor. - the wizard of oz. - in the wizard of oz, dorothy flies. - everyone flies, the flying monkey. - well, you could say one of the witches, but i wouldn't sayflying monkeys as well. - look, you made us desperate. i may have gone alittle overboard on 25. - twilight series. (laughs)
- is it the vampire guy?- yeah. - his name is edward cullen, i know that because ow! i hit my funny bone really bad, you guys. - are you okay?- yeah i'm fine. - i don't really care, just keep thinking. two more, two more! - is it because you said edward's name? - yeah, i think so, hisname's a killing word.
in a song of ice and fire, jojen flies when he becomes a warg. in fellowship of the ring, gandalf flies, because he turns himself into a bug to fly away from the tower where saruman has... - done, 25! - twenty f'n five! - give us a point! we're on our way back!
- of all the charactersthat wil listed, he didn't list banana man? he can fly, he's got that cape right there! - that's okay. - two fictional radioor television stations. - yep, i can do two. - you're not even conferring with her? - no, i can tell by looking... - yeah, i'm like, i'm racking the brain, i'm going.
- okay, go. - wkrp. - wkrp in cincinnati. - in cincinnati, yes. - the joint is the fakereggae radio station in grand theft auto v. - nice, nice! - ugh! - woo! we're on our way back! - yes!
your move. - [clare] roll it! ladies! - go team vandaleyes! - feeling good, awesomeness is feeling... - awesome team awesomeness is feeling not as bad as we were a minute ago. - [anne] uh huh.- [wil] alright. - four films in which anne hathaway appears. - oh, we could do five, yeah. - can we do five? we can do five.
- i don't think i can do five. - fine, do five. - alright. - okay. le miserables. - okay. - brokeback mountain. - uh huh. - princess diaries. - yep, okay. - tim burton's alice in wonderland, and the devil wears prada. - yes!
- [bonnie] that's the one i was thinking of too. - i know. - it's because we thought it. - ooh, clare, look! - we thought at the same time - i hope we roll red. - okay, roll red, roll red. - green. - green, that's just as good. - two films in which a character dies and comes back to life. - like for reals, or like... - it doesn't matter.
- as a zombie? - well, then you're not really alive, you're undead. - alright, fine. - do vampires andzombies and undead count as coming back to life? because if they don't, it's gonna be a lot harder than you think. because everything you're about to say, we're gonna say is a zombie, vampire.
- no, i still have two that aren't. - i know one of them,i can tell in your eyes what you're gonna say and i count that as undead. - can we, i think i know what you're talking about also but i think... - should we just say iton the count of three? - but i think, yeah, one two three, jesus. - well, christ, he was down three days before he was resurrected, and you know what?
none of us really know, in the true form in which he came back, and he didn't hang out for that long before he left again. so, if you're not takingthis too seriously, i think it's open to interpretation, it could be argued either way. - i would consider thatcoming back to life, even though, you know,we sort of like call it a zombie sort of thing.
alright, so we're gonna do two. - you think you can do five? - i think we probably could. - let's do five, okay. - i don't have six in me. - i don't have six, yeah. alright, go. - passion of the christ, frankenweenie. - [anne] frankenstein. - [bonnie] frankenstein,flatliners.
- what's some more jesus movies? where he dies and comes... - you can't go over the same character over and over and over again. - why not? it doesn't say! - i think that we just sort of invoked franchise rule on jesus. - can you think we still need one more? - wait, did we do five?
- no, four. - oh, lois lane dies and superman brings her back to life because he goes around and around and around the planet and he brings her back to life and she lives! i love you superman! thank you lois! - good job! - alright, clare we're gonna go over to the loser's lounge,
and you guys are gonna go to the wall of victory. - oh boy, i've never been! - let's bring banana man! - i think i crushed his face, but we'll bring him. - yeah! (triumphant fanfare) - well, we sort of redesigned the lounge this season and put me in this chair, because it like makes it easier to shoot and everything, but i really feel like i should be sitting next to you,
so that's what i'm gonna do. - do you wanna come sit on the couch? - yeah, and i'm gonna sit in the worst part of the loser's couch. - you're gonna sit in the crack? - yep, i'm gonna just sit here. um, but you know, honestly i don't think we have all that much to feel bad about. we did score seven total points.
- you know, in retrospect i think we played aggressively. maybe at times a littletoo aggressively. - i definitely should have, i definitely should've noticed when you could see that bonnie was bluffing, and i did not think she was bluffing, and so i bluffed us up one more, thinking she would go up to seven. - excuse me, i have another loser for your couch.
- oh, hello. thanks banana man. here you go! - and what makes him a loser, anne? (laughs) i mean, he's just a, you know, innocent guy. - [wil] well, he's here now and that's what matters. - it, he is, he is, but even he's turning his back to us. - of course, he's ashamed to be seen with us.
- now i'm gonna go to the wall of victory and award anne and bonnie their trophies. - i'll look on longingly. - yeah, so you can hang out here with banana man, if you like. - okay, we'll chill. - alright. - bye. - well, ladies, youout-geeked me and clare,
congratulations.- yay! - um, and a... - i do have to tellyou, the best part about being on oppositeteams, the wheaton curse is somehow broken by one of us winning. - not really! - i'm glad it was me! - yeah, high five. - i'm not sure how that translates to me,
maybe sort of, but okay. - yeah.- good. so look, you guys, you get these amazing, hand-crafted super expensive, we're not messing around tabletop trophies. - oh. - (gasps) - so i'm going to justengrave your name on it. - [bonnie] oh, a 10 k and volleyball. - wow, oh my god!
- and bonnie. (makes buzzing sounds) - i didn't have to kill anyone on a ice skating rink for it! - there you go, and that's a, i guess that's a volleyball trophy. congratulations, if you would like to make a victory speech, now is the time to do that. - go ahead. - uh, we have skill and knowledge and totally knew what we were doing,
and kicked ass! ugh! - and honestly, we couldn't have done it without banana man. - yes. - so thank you, banana man. - thanks banana man! - we believe in you, banana man. - alright, well three cheers for banana man.
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