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Frasier reboot · Season 1 · Episode 5
IN THE ROOM
RyanBrad(ley)CurtisNO COMMON DENOMINATOR
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The games, the premises, and what everyone brought to the table.
Game / activity
So, Brad, we're not going to throw the same pickup line scenario at you that David dealt with. What a nightmare that would be for all parties. It would not be good. I think we're going to do this sort of scenes from a hat, whose line is it anyway? Yeah. Where basically you're just going to, Brad, throw out lines until we whistle at you and tell you you have to…
So, Brad, we're not going to throw the same pickup line scenario at you that David dealt with. What a nightmare that would be for all parties. It would not be good. I think we're going to do this sort of scenes from a hat, whose line is it anyway? Yeah. Where basically you're just going to, Brad, throw out lines until we whistle at you and tell you you have to stop. Okay, great. I want to know how we're whistling, though. I'm going to say, bing. Whatever. We will make a noise and you will know to start with a new one until you have nothing interesting to say and then we'll kind of move on to the next one. Cut it, cut it. So, the goal is to correct Brad's behavior. Put the situations we think he will do poorly at, right? We want to help him be better by just pointing out his flaws. Great. All right. Are you ready, Bradley? I'm ready. Ordering a regular sandwich at Subway. Great. Hello.
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What everyone brought to the table · 4 recorded exchanges
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I'm ready. Ordering a regular sandwich at Subway. Great. Hello. What store was the bread made from? What time was the bread made?
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Brad, I want you to ask Curtis his thoughts on something. Hey there, buddy. Bing. Hi, Curtis. I have a question for you. Oh my God, the biggest thing I've ever bing.
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Yeah, bing for Accent and Rapine. Oh, you guys look just like me. You're both. Hey, that's still an accent. What are you doing? I was not doing an accent.
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There's a good chance I will ask if anyone has a goat. What probably will happen is I will go around to the wedding and talk to every single person
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It's a new segment.
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We want to help him be better by just pointing out his flaws.
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Can I ask you about life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness?
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What store was the bread made from? · What time was the bread made?
Bad night. Nobody.
Source excerpt ↗ 1:12:35–1:12:37For myself, for Brad and for Ryan.
Bad night.
Nobody.
Predictions as made on the podcast—not claims about what actually happens.
Looking ahead
of season one
Their next-episode predictions · 9 recorded contributions
PREDICTION
No, but I'm sorry, Derek.
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I really thought about doing a psychic accent, but I won't do that.
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You can do a psychic accent.
PREDICTION
Ladies and gentlemen, this is what happens in the next episode.
PREDICTION
Freddie and Frazier go to a trivia night on two different teams and Frazier assumes he's going to win, but Freddie actually wins.
PREDICTION
And then they, they argue with each other about the victory because Frazier can't take a defeat.
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I'm not going to lie.
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I have zero recollection of this one.
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That is, and that is a hundred percent in play.