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The games, the premises, and what everyone brought to the table.
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We're renewed. How do we win? Is it if we got the right number or if we said the right answer? So I think what we'll do is... So you're going to say how many seasons these shows got or should have got. But really, you're trying to get how many they actually got. Okay. So we're trying to get how much they did get, not how much they should. The closer you are to…
We're renewed. How do we win? Is it if we got the right number or if we said the right answer? So I think what we'll do is... So you're going to say how many seasons these shows got or should have got. But really, you're trying to get how many they actually got. Okay. So we're trying to get how much they did get, not how much they should. The closer you are to the actual number, the more likely you will be to beat each other. Sounds good. Okay. All right. I put these all in random order. The first show is called Fuller House. Okay. I'll go. I'm pretty sure... I'm going to go with five. I think it was five seasons. It's either five or seven, so I'll go seven. So we're going to give a point to Brad that was exactly five seasons. I knew this was a risk, but I thought you may have been more aware of this show. But yeah, I feel like a lot of these I'm going to be pretty good at. I recently Googled that one.
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Explicit final winner retained independently of incomplete scoring history.
Winner: Ryan
What everyone brought to the table · 6 recorded exchanges
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That was going to be my guess. I'll go with two seasons. Brian wins. He is closest. It went four seasons. Damn.
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No, but I told you I'm very good at this. This is why he's going second. This is why I'm going second. I really thought this was going to be the ultimate fuck you with you guys.
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Okay. I feel like, I'm trying to remember what network. I think it's Comedy Central. No, this was on, like, yous or something. Some nonsense. Yeah.
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What am I? He said the answer. So, okay. So, I'll go with three. It was one season. 2015 to 2016.
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I did watch this one. It was like, you remember the show, Louie? Louie. The Louis CK show? It was in that era where a bunch of comedians did shows that were just basically Louie,
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Absolutely. Yeah. She is playing D, but in a different world where she has kids. She's like more D in The Mick than she is in Always Sonner.
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A full season or just the reboot?
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If Brad's seen this, I'm really confused.
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Because I think it was like, I think Glow was pretty much like right after.
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This is a three seasoner and it's something I want to watch.
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Did you look this up, Brad? · No, but I told you I'm very good at this.
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Did you see it, Curtis? · I did watch this one.
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Kate Olsen's in it, right, Curtis? · Absolutely.
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And then you get this scene where the writers were like, basically wrote it for me. Just like boom, boom, boom. These things. I assume you loved this scene, Brad. I loved the scene because it was so logistical. It's a logistics dump.
Fuck off, Cambridge.
Source excerpt ↗ 1:09:39–1:09:42For myself, for Brad, and for Ryan, fuck off, Cambridge.