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Classic Frasier · Season 11 · Episode 1

No Sex Please, We're Skittish

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RyanBrad(ley)Curtis

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Brad(ley)B+Letter grade
Curtis#12 of 24Ordinal rewatch ranking
Ryan5.5/10Numeric episode rating · Ryan’s default /10

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By way of introduction.

Curtis

Host of the backwards Frasier rewatch.

Ryan

Resident upside downer; skittish but excited greeting.

Brad(ley)

No Sex Bradley; the full Bradway character improvisation follows.

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Welcome to Reverse Psychology, the Fraser Rewatch podcast where we go backwards through every episode of the show. Tonight, we are covering Season 11, Episode 1, No Sex Please, We're Skittish, which originally aired on September 23rd, 2003. Is this the introduction of Julia, or has she been a recurring character this whole time? We'll find out. I'm your host, Curtis Shuck. Joining me as always, it's our resident upside downer, it's Ryan. Hey Curtis, no podcast please. I'm a little skittish. I'm also excited to be here. Thank you. I appreciate that enthusiasm. Also with us is our No Sex Bradley Kirkson. Hey, all you cool cats and kittens, it's Bradley. And now you know why he's No Sex Bradley. Did you call yourself Bradley? Bradley! It's Bradley! What's up, Bradley? Hey! This is a character that's new, but I like it. I kind of like this voice too. Bradley, what's your favorite thing to do on a Friday night? Oh, I mean, obviously I'm a man of the Jewish faith. Really could not keep it going. Do your voice. Oh, oh, sorry! My favorite thing to do on a Friday night because I'm a man of faith and I'm a Jewish man is to celebrate Shabbat! I don't think this is the kid. I don't think the voice matches actual Bradley. You need to come up with a character that is worthy of that voice. He's riding around on motorcycles. Is Shabbat really your favorite activity on a Friday? Well, I'm going with the character because I don't actually celebrate Shabbat. That was the whole point! That was your idea? You thought that voice was a guy who was super committed to his faith? Yes! I work with a lot of Jews! This is not what I thought the Bradway character was going to be, but honestly, I'm here for it. He's like a rabbi who's like trying to be cool for the kids. Hey, kids, let's rap! If I keep doing this voice, I'm not going to have a voice tomorrow! Bradway, can you tell us how you relate to all the young kids? Yes, through the Jewish prayers and through the history of our religion, if it comes from the AD, oh God, the BC era and Holocaust and lots of fun things! That's how you relate to the kids? Why'd you say Holocaust and all of the fun things? I would shake Hitler's hand. Oh, you definitely had youth pastor vibes, Jewish youth pastor vibes. I don't know what you guys call them, but you had it right until you started going pro-Holocaust again. You got to stop doing that. It turns out, uh, Bradway is super Jewish and also kind of a Holocaust admirer. Uh, I'm going to change characters so I can do a voice and so I can kill my voice. You definitely have to change characters to one that's not so pro-Nazi. You created a character and within two minutes got him canceled. And we're not even popular enough to be canceled, but he was canceled. Bradway definitely got canceled. He is a monster. You know what, next time Fraser's being like his absolute worst, you need to bring back Bradway. Sounds good. I can do that. I can do anything. I love how out of breath you are. Oh, that took a lot of energy to do that voice. Oh, good. We're going to have quiet Brad the rest of the way. I think the next character I'll do maybe is like a stoner who talks very quietly. That would be, and slowly, that would be amazing. So you're not doing a character. No, I still talk. Even, even when I take my medicine, I still talk very fast. False. So, uh, before we dive into the episode and after we have whatever that was. A chat with Bradway.

Someone brought rules.

The games, the premises, and what everyone brought to the table.

Game / activity

show swap ↗

How this one works

Setup and instructions
  1. So we're going to take the best elements of other TV shows and inject them into Frazier to make the show better than it is.
  2. It's the, the character, the character swap is happening.
Context and recorded outcome
  1. Title: show swap Activity premise: So we're going to take the best elements of other TV shows and inject them into Frazier to make the show better than it is. Rules: It's the, the character, the character swap is happening. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “It's a feat, but could it have been better? We are going to find out in a new segment we're calling show swap.”?: Curtis

RESULT STATUS

This one was not a competition.

Reviewed record explicitly identifies a noncompetitive activity.

What was recorded

What everyone brought to the table · 1 recorded contribution

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Attribution unavailable

swap wrap

Final state summary: Curtis: dog from Hot in Cleveland kitchen from Hot in Cleveland Elka Ostrowski Victoria Chase Daphne replaced while Jane Leaves stays; Brad: Rowdy from Scrubs diner from Happy Days Mimi/Meanie from The Drew Carey Show Norm from Cheers Tony Danza's character; Ryan: Alf Cheers bar Jordan Sullivan literal demon janitor

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animals

Prompt term: animals Round sequence: 1 Rules: a TV dog or any animal from another show Adjudication: I guess we'll allow it. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the judgment beginning “I guess we'll allow it.”?: Curtis

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So, so what would be a TV dog or any animal from another show that you would want to include?
Question / challenge

Prompt: So, so what would be a TV dog or any animal from another show that you would want to include?

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Participant cited: Brad(ley)

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Brad, what, what would you pick?
Question / challenge

Prompt: Brad, what, what would you pick? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Brad, what, what would you pick?”?: Curtis

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Uh, Curtis, what is your pick?
Question / challenge

Prompt: Uh, Curtis, what is your pick? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Uh, Curtis, what is your pick?”?: Brad

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alf

Choice: Alf Adjudication: I guess we'll allow it.

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rowdy

Choice: the dog from Scrubs Answer qualification: name: Rowdy; description: the stuffed dog from, from Scrubs

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cleveland dog

Choice: the dog from the show Hot in Cleveland So my answer is going to be George Clooney. Answer qualification: George Clooney Final phrase attribution: What name is actually spoken for the Hot in Cleveland dog? The show and Curtis’s selection are established.: George Clooney Resolution answer qualification: George Clooney

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  • Adjudicator: Curtis
sets

Prompt term: set Round sequence: 2 Rules: Participants may replace the same original set. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the emphatic repeated Yes allowing another Cafe Nervosa replacement?: Brad

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Participant cited: Curtis

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set prompt
Question / challenge

Activity request: pick the set Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “And will that no Curtis do want to pick the set?”?: Brad

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And, uh, I think it's back to you, Brad.
Question / challenge

Prompt: And, uh, I think it's back to you, Brad. Prompt term: set Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “And, uh, I think it's back to you, Brad.”?: Curtis

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Participant cited: Ryan

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Uh, Ryan Sansong, what would you like to do?
Question / challenge

Prompt: Uh, Ryan Sansong, what would you like to do? Prompt term: set Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Uh, Ryan Sansong, what would you like to do?”?: Brad

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RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

kitchen

Selection or action: replace: The Kitchen from Frasier; with: The Kitchen from Hot in Cleveland Answer qualification: Uh, pretty sure.

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diner

Selection or action: replace: Cafe Nervosa; with: the diner from the TV show Happy Days Adjudication: Uh, that's actually, that's actually pretty good. Response context: Suggestions to replace the station or Niles' apartment do not change the submitted Cafe Nervosa replacement.

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cheers bar

Selection or action: replace: Cafe Nervosa; with: the Cheers bar Answer qualification: I'd much rather be at a bar than a, than a coffee shop where no one drinks coffee.

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Round context
  • Adjudicator: Brad
guests

Prompt term: guest stars Round sequence: 3 Rules: It's the, the character, the character swap is happening. Answer qualification: Eligibility restriction remains disputed Final phrase attribution: Is a final eligibility rule agreed for incoming guest characters, or does that restriction remain disputed?: Remains disputed Resolution answer qualification: Remains disputed

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Curtis

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Uh, what is a guest star that you would want to swap out and with who?
Question / challenge

Prompt: Uh, what is a guest star that you would want to swap out and with who? Answer qualification: character swap Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Uh, what is a guest star that you would want to swap out and with who?”?: Curtis

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mimi why
Question / challenge

Activity request: explain yourself Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Like I, I, I, it's like, explain yourself before, before Curtis tears it apart.”?: Ryan

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jordan

Selection or action: replace: Charlotte; originalActor: Laura Linney; with: Jordan Sullivan; sourceShow: Scrubs; incomingActor: Krista Miller Answer qualification: I want a little bit meaner, a little bit more calculated of a Laura Linney, a little more smarter, smarter, probably much smarter, much smarter. Adjudication: Guest-star eligibility is challenged…

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Selection or action: replace: Charlotte; originalActor: Laura Linney; with: Jordan Sullivan; sourceShow: Scrubs; incomingActor: Krista Miller Answer qualification: I want a little bit meaner, a little bit more calculated of a Laura Linney, a little more smarter, smarter, probably much smarter, much smarter. Adjudication: Guest-star eligibility is challenged without a recorded replacement of this choice. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the judgment beginning “I don't think you can pick that.”?: Ryan; Who gives the judgment beginning “You're picking a guest star from a show.”?: Brad; Who gives the judgment beginning “She is at a minimum a recurring character.”?: Curtis; Who gives the judgment beginning “She's in, I think at some point she is a main character.”?: Curtis

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  • Adjudicator: Who gives the judgment beginning “I don't think you can pick that.”?: Ryan; Who gives the judgment beginning “You're picking a guest star from a show.”?: Brad; Who gives the judgment beginning “She is at a minimum a recurring character.”?: Curtis; Who gives the judgment beginning “She's in, I think at some point she is a main character.”?: Curtis

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

mimi

Selection or action: replace: Kim; originalActor: Jennifer Tilly; with: Mimi; sourceShow: The Drew Carey Show Answer qualification: I like clowns. Adjudication: I can see that being a fun addition to this Result qualification: The fit to Kim's role is criticized; replacing Roz's sister is suggested but not adopted. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the judgment beginning “I, I actually liked Mimi and I think that's a, I can see that being a fun addition to this”?: Curtis

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elka

Selection or action: replace: Opal; originalActor: Estelle Parsons; with: Elka Ostrowski; incomingActor: Betty White; sourceShow: Hot in Cleveland Answer qualification: But what if we had a national treasure in that spot?

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recurring

Prompt term: recurring characters Round sequence: 4 Rules: Main-character replacements belong to the next round.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Curtis

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Well, the next step we are doing recurring characters.
Question / challenge

Prompt: Well, the next step we are doing recurring characters. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Well, the next step we are doing recurring characters.”?: Curtis

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Participant cited: Ryan

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Ryan, what would you like to say with that? With your pick?
Question / challenge

Prompt: Ryan, what would you like to say with that? With your pick? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Ryan, what would you like to say with that?”?: Brad

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victoria

Selection or action: replace: Ronnie; with: Victoria Chase; sourceShow: Hot in Cleveland; sharedActor: Wendy Malick

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norm

Selection or action: replace: Kenny; with: Norm; sourceShow: Cheers Answer qualification: You know, I mean, they're both bigger fellas. Response context: Kenny Powers, which is not his actual name

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michael

Selection or action: replace: Marty; with: Michael; sourceShow: The Good Place; incomingActor: Ted Danson; version: literal demon Adjudication: He's still a main character. Result qualification: I'm going to plow forward anyway. Answer qualification: He's just trying to mess with the main characters. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the judgment beginning “He's not a recurring character.”?: Brad; Who gives the judgment beginning “He's still a main character.”?: Brad

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mains

Prompt term: main character Round sequence: 5 Rules: Replacing Frasier is a preference, not a compulsory rule.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Ryan

“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.

It is technically, Ryan, your turn to pick the main character.
Question / challenge

Prompt: It is technically, Ryan, your turn to pick the main character. Prompt term: main character Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “It is technically, Ryan, your turn to pick the main character.”?: Brad

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Participant cited: Brad(ley)

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Brad, what main character would you replace?
Question / challenge

Prompt: Brad, what main character would you replace? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Brad, what main character would you replace?”?: Curtis

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janitor

Selection or action: replace: Frasier; with: the janitor; sourceShow: Scrubs Answer qualification: So I want someone with actual some, you know, some medical expertise has been in a hospital setting. Adjudication: I don't really know what this show is you've built because it doesn't make a lot of sense. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the judgment beginning “I don't really know what this show is you've built because it doesn't make a lot of sense.”?: Curtis

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tony

Selection or action: replace: Frasier; with: Tony Danza's character from Who's the Boss? Response context: He gives advice on every episode.

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kit

Selection or action: replace: Daphne; with: Kit Voss; sourceShow: The Resident; retainedActorAsNamed: Jane Leaves Result qualification: Okay, keep going. Response context: Knight Rider and a car are reactions to the name, not replacement submissions.

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Comic bits and episode moments.

Conversation excerpt

opening ↗

Ending or payoff: A chat with Bradway. Activity description: Welcome to Reverse Psychology, the Fraser Rewatch podcast where we go backwards through every episode of the show. Tonight, we are covering Season 11, Episode 1, No Sex Please, We're Skittish, which originally aired on September 23rd, 2003. Is this the introduction of Julia, or has she been a recurring…

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Ending or payoff: A chat with Bradway. Activity description: Welcome to Reverse Psychology, the Fraser Rewatch podcast where we go backwards through every episode of the show. Tonight, we are covering Season 11, Episode 1, No Sex Please, We're Skittish, which originally aired on September 23rd, 2003. Is this the introduction of Julia, or has she been a recurring character this whole time? We'll find out. I'm your host, Curtis Shuck. Joining me as always, it's our resident upside downer, it's Ryan. Hey Curtis, no podcast please. I'm a little skittish. I'm also excited to be here. Thank you. I appreciate that enthusiasm. Also with us is our No Sex Bradley Kirkson. Hey, all you cool cats and kittens, it's Bradley. And now you know why he's No Sex Bradley. Did you call yourself Bradley? Bradley! It's Bradley! What's up, Bradley? Hey! This is a character that's new, but I like it. I kind of like this voice too. Bradley, what's your favorite thing to do on a Friday night? Oh, I mean, obviously I'm a man of the Jewish faith. Really could not keep it going. Do your voice. Oh, oh, sorry! My favorite thing to do on a Friday night because I'm a man of faith and I'm a Jewish man is to celebrate Shabbat! I don't think this is the kid. I don't think the voice matches actual Bradley. You need to come up with a character that is worthy of that voice. He's riding around on motorcycles. Is Shabbat really your favorite activity on a Friday? Well, I'm going with the character because I don't actually celebrate Shabbat. That was the whole point! That was your idea? You thought that voice was a guy who was super committed to his faith? Yes! I work with a lot of Jews! This is not what I thought the Bradway character was going to be, but honestly, I'm here for it. He's like a rabbi who's like trying to be cool for the kids. Hey, kids, let's rap! If I keep doing this voice, I'm not going to have a voice tomorrow! Bradway, can you tell us how you relate to all the young kids? Yes, through the Jewish prayers and through the history of our religion, if it comes from the AD, oh God, the BC era and Holocaust and lots of fun things! That's how you relate to the kids? Why'd you say Holocaust and all of the fun things? I would shake Hitler's hand. Oh, you definitely had youth pastor vibes, Jewish youth pastor vibes. I don't know what you guys call them, but you had it right until you started going pro-Holocaust again. You got to stop doing that. It turns out, uh, Bradway is super Jewish and also kind of a Holocaust admirer. Uh, I'm going to change characters so I can do a voice and so I can kill my voice. You definitely have to change characters to one that's not so pro-Nazi. You created a character and within two minutes got him canceled. And we're not even popular enough to be canceled, but he was canceled. Bradway definitely got canceled. He is a monster. You know what, next time Fraser's being like his absolute worst, you need to bring back Bradway. Sounds good. I can do that. I can do anything. I love how out of breath you are. Oh, that took a lot of energy to do that voice. Oh, good. We're going to have quiet Brad the rest of the way. I think the next character I'll do maybe is like a stoner who talks very quietly. That would be, and slowly, that would be amazing. So you're not doing a character. No, I still talk. Even, even when I take my medicine, I still talk very fast. False. So, uh, before we dive into the episode and after we have whatever that was. A chat with Bradway. Final phrase attribution: Who asks Bradway his favorite Friday-night activity?: Ryan; Who asks Bradway how he relates to young people?: Ryan

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  • Participants: Curtis Shuck Ryan Bradley Kirkson
  • Facilitator: Ryan

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discussion ↗

Response context: I know I said it before, but I hate underwear.

Conversation excerpt

ratings ↗

Activity description: Named participants give episode opinions, ratings and reasons, followed by shared criticism.

See how they answered

What everyone brought to the table · 7 recorded exchanges

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RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Brad(ley)

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Brad, did you like this episode?

Question / challenge

Prompt: Brad, did you like this episode? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Brad, did you like this episode?”?: Curtis

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What parts did you like?

Question / challenge

Prompt: What parts did you like? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “What parts did you like?”?: Ryan

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rate brad answer

a solid B+ Answer qualification: I thought that it was actually a really funny story. I love a good Ross-centric episode. I thought that Daphne actually looked really hot in this episode. Response context: I've given some C minuses.

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Participant cited: Curtis

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Curtis, what did you think of this episode?

Question / challenge

Prompt: Curtis, what did you think of this episode? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Curtis, what did you think of this episode?”?: Brad

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rate curtis answer

I ranked it 12 out of 24. Answer qualification: This is exactly middle of the pack. It'll be interesting to see if I change my opinion once I've seen the complete story.

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And Ryan, what about you?

Question / challenge

Prompt: And Ryan, what about you? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “And Ryan, what about you?”?: Curtis

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rate ryan answer

5.5 Answer qualification: I'm definitely marking it down a little bit because it's a series opener too.

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season bridge ↗

We have managed to make it to the end of season 11.

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outro ↗

Activity request: We're going to do the whole season 11 wrap up. Activity description: Well, that's going to do it for us. Thanks to Kevin MacLeod for our theme music. Thank you for listening. Next week's going to be a little different. We're going to do the whole season 11 wrap up. It's a very special episode about season 11. We've got a wonderful guest joining us. For myself, for Ryan, for Brad. Good morning, Monaco. I'm in love with you.

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outtakes ↗

Activity description: They don't hit you over the head with that joke, but it's a very nice visual joke that they put. Yeah. One of my favorite visuals. Yeah. Brad, are you donating to the sperm bank right now? Can you get settled over there? Yeah. You ring a little bell when you finish. Take your time. Take your time.

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fertility ↗

How this one works

Setup and instructions
  1. wondering of the things that improve your sperm count, which ones would you be most willing or least willing to give up?
  2. successive hypothetical willingness questions using a supplied list
Context and recorded outcome
  1. Activity request: wondering of the things that improve your sperm count, which ones would you be most willing or least willing to give up? Method: successive hypothetical willingness questions using a supplied list Activity description: Uh, because Niles, uh, you know, has, uh, a scare with his fertility that, well, it does not last very long. He has lots of…

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    Activity request: wondering of the things that improve your sperm count, which ones would you be most willing or least willing to give up? Method: successive hypothetical willingness questions using a supplied list Activity description: Uh, because Niles, uh, you know, has, uh, a scare with his fertility that, well, it does not last very long. He has lots of ideas on how to improve his sperm count. And I'm wondering of the things that improve your sperm count, which ones would you be most willing or least willing to give up? Do we have a list to go off of? I do have a list of things. Uh, so some of the things are maintain a healthy weight. I would, I would definitely, I could definitely give up, uh, maintaining a healthy weight. No, no, no. Sorry. No. That's one you have to, you, you would have to maintain that you have to give up not having a healthy weight. Do you know what give up means? Clearly I don't. So we have to get to a healthy weight for this, uh, this mental exercise? Yeah. So you'd have to be at a healthy weight, which. All right. You're on board with that one. I'm not. In imagination land? Sure. Yeah. I could maintain a healthy weight. Yeah, sure. Why not? I'm not doing that. No, thanks. Would you give up smoking? Well, yeah. Smoking what? I don't smoke. Yeah. You're talking about smoking cigarettes. Yeah. I don't, I don't smoke cigarettes, but I would not be willing to give them up. I'd be easily ready to give up smoking cigarettes. See how I did it once in my life. Okay. What about pot? Absolutely disgusting. About pot? If it means being able to, to have more Bradley Kirkstens in the world, yes, I would give it up. Just a little PSA for anyone out there. Uh, if you are on the weed stuff and trying to get pregnant, it makes slow swimmers happen. So you do have to give it up for a little bit. Yes. But I, as somebody who would like to have lots of, of offsprings of many Bradley Kirkstens, I would like enough to have my own football team. So yeah, you would have to give it up for a couple of years, but I mean, there's, you need like four months lead time. So you'll be all right. Yeah, I'm good. Uh, what about alcohol? Would you limit your alcohol? You know, I've slowed down in the last couple of years, uh, as I'm actively drinking a beer, I, I could definitely do it, but it, it would probably be the hardest one on this list, depending how you word things. Yeah, I could do it now. If you ask 24 year old Brad, I don't know if I could do it, but now it's actually, that's good. Cause 24 year old Brad should not have been a parent. No, I'm in the same boat. I, I am also drinking less and less as I get older. I would also not be willing to limit, uh, my alcohol intake, uh, for the sake of that is only because you don't like being told what to do. So any of these things you're going to be like, no, would you avoid lubricants during sex? So you would give up the lubricants. You're not. Yeah. Apparently lubricants are bad for some of us. You would think it helped, but apparently not. It doesn't make any sense. Uh, all lubes are just flavored lubes. Oh, disgusting. It did not specify. Um, but how about you can actually only do the flavored lubricants. Would you be okay with that? Absolutely. Almond coconut, blueberry sunrise. Is that one flavor or is that multiple flavors? Multiple. Almond coconut, blueberry sunrise. It's a, my favorite donut flavor. Cherry's Jubilee. Um, sun-dried tomato. Sun-dried tomato. Yeah. It sounds like an insult. I mean, I'm sure it'd be a lovely flavor, but it does sound like an insult. That was my nickname in high school. Sun-dried tomato. You do look more like that than any other fruit. Very wrinkly man. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Wear loose fitting. What would you be willing to wear loose and give up your, your tight underwears? Well, okay. Okay. I was going to talk about this, uh, later in the show, but I could do this as somebody who is very anti-underwear. I'm totally fine with that. Like I, I, I don't, I'm not a fan of underwear, so I'm totally fine wearing loose or no underwear. Why? You almost made that like a political stance. Yes. So aggressive. That is, if I ran for president, that would be my, uh, position. Anti-underwear. Oh. Okay. You, you're not just like, I, I want the freedom not to wear it. You want to impose your fastest, fascist ideology that no one can have it? Correct. It's time to get rid of it. Well, I'm not going for that platform. I'm okay. What does diapers count as underwear? Do diapers? I don't think so. Are you Googling it? Did you have to look that up? I think, I think diapers could. Well, Brad's, of course, wearing a diaper, so he had to think about it really hard. He didn't, he didn't rescue my, Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. If you're going to say it, it's an adult diaper. Okay. An adult diaper. Okay. Brad's wearing an adult diaper. Thank you. Do you feel better? Yes. Thank you. You don't fit in a 6T. You're pretty excited about that. Yeah. You would in wacky tacky Brad. That's what you get. Wacky tacky Bradley. I, uh, I genuinely hate anything touching my waist. So a loose fitting clothing is, I mean, I'm a hundred percent on board. I'm also on the anti-underwear campaign. So I'm with you. Thank you. Thank you for being my running mate. Yeah. I'll be your VP. I disagree with all this. I, I, I am, I'm against both of you. Not only do I feel strongly that, uh, tight fitting underwear is better, but I also feel strongly that that is true for all of us. And I would, I would also, as my political platform and enforce on all of you, specifically the two of you tight long John style underpants. I know you're joking, but I am like trying to hold back seething rage from that stance. I know you're just saying it to be annoying, but like, it's very annoying. Curtis spoiler alert. No one's going to vote for your ass anyway. So we're fine. Well, yeah. They won't have the option to vote for my ass. They won't see my ass because I'm wearing underwear. That underwear is going to be your undoing. That is kind of a great slogan though for the campaign. It does. It works against me, but I kind of like it. Well, you may run with it for the limited time you have. Would you avoid sitting? No, no. You have to sit. Yeah. Your two positions can't be standing and laying. That would be crazy. Correct. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “wondering of the things that improve your sperm count, which ones would you be most willing or”?: Curtis

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maintain a healthy weight

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Prompt item: maintain a healthy weight Answer qualification: That's one you have to, you, you would have to maintain that you have to give up not having a healthy weight. Response context: You're on board with that one. I'm not. Yeah, sure. Why not?

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I would, I would definitely, I could definitely give up, uh, maintaining a healthy weight. Answer qualification: The requested direction of the sacrifice is immediately corrected. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “I would, I would definitely, I could definitely give up, uh, maintaining a healthy weight.”?: Ryan

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weight yes

In imagination land? Sure. Yeah. I could maintain a healthy weight. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “In imagination land? Sure. Yeah. I could maintain a healthy weight.”?: Ryan

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I'm not doing that. No, thanks. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “I'm not doing that. No, thanks.”?: Curtis

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Would you give up smoking?

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cigarette no

Yeah. I don't, I don't smoke cigarettes, but I would not be willing to give them up. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “Yeah. I don't, I don't smoke cigarettes, but I would not be willing to give them up.”?: Curtis

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cigarette yes

I'd be easily ready to give up smoking cigarettes. See how I did it once in my life. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “I'd be easily ready to give up smoking cigarettes. See how I did it once in my life.”?: Brad

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Okay. What about pot?

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pot yes

If it means being able to, to have more Bradley Kirkstens in the world, yes, I would give it up. Answer qualification: I would like enough to have my own football team. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “If it means being able to, to have more Bradley Kirkstens in the world, yes, I would give it up.”?: Brad

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Uh, what about alcohol? Would you limit your alcohol?

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alcohol difficult

I, I could definitely do it, but it, it would probably be the hardest one on this list, Answer qualification: depending how you word things. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “I, I could definitely do it, but it, it would probably be the hardest one on this list,”?: Ryan

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alcohol brad

Yeah, I could do it now. Answer qualification: If you ask 24 year old Brad, I don't know if I could do it Response status: same brad response continues Final phrase attribution: Does Brad’s named answer continue the immediately preceding affirmative answer, or does a different speaker precede him?: He continues Resolution response status: He continues

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alcohol no

I would also not be willing to limit, uh, my alcohol intake Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “No, I'm in the same boat. I, I am also drinking less and less as I get older. I would also not”?: Curtis

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would you avoid lubricants during sex?

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Prompt: would you avoid lubricants during sex? Response status: no yes or no answer; exchange becomes lubricant-flavor jokes Response context: It did not specify. Final phrase attribution: What is the answer to avoiding lubricant in this exchange: yes, no, or indeterminate?: They never answered just got more ridiculous with lubricant flavors Resolution response status: They never answered just got more ridiculous with lubricant flavors

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but how about you can actually only do the flavored lubricants. Would you be okay with that?

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lubricant yes

Absolutely. Response context: Almond coconut, blueberry sunrise. Cherry's Jubilee. Um, sun-dried tomato. Final phrase attribution: Who answers “Absolutely” to the flavored-lubricant question?: Brad

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What would you be willing to wear loose and give up your, your tight underwears?

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underwear yes

I'm not a fan of underwear, so I'm totally fine wearing loose or no underwear. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “I'm not a fan of underwear, so I'm totally fine wearing loose or no underwear.”?: Brad

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underwear agree

I, uh, I genuinely hate anything touching my waist. So a loose fitting clothing is, I mean, I'm a hundred percent on board. I'm also on the anti-underwear campaign. So I'm with you. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “I, uh, I genuinely hate anything touching my waist. So a loose fitting clothing is, I mean,”?: Ryan

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underwear curtis

tight fitting underwear is better Answer qualification: tight long John style underpants. Response context: A political-platform joke accompanies the refusal; no election is enacted.

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Would you avoid sitting?

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sitting no

No, no. Response context: Your two positions can't be standing and laying. That would be crazy. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “No, no.”?: Ryan

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Activity description: An age-and-weight guess is requested and supplied during episode discussion. Response context: Fairground tolerances and prizes are discussed, but no prize or correctness result is awarded.

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Like what is his age and what is his weight?

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Prompt: Like what is his age and what is his weight? Response context: The preceding statement names Niles; the estimate names David Hyde Pierce. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Like what is his age and what is his weight?”?: Curtis

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age answer

subject: David Hyde Pierce; age: 56; weight: 162 Answer qualification: 2003 Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “So David Hyde Pierce is at the time of this record, he would have been 56 and he would”?: Ryan

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Activity description: A joking request to Brad elicits an invented account of two clinic visits. Response context: I was making a joke that you, I did not know this actually happened. Well, firstly, tell us, tell us what your experience in the sperm bank, the S bank has been like. Yeah. So Brad, I, I definitely want to, to, to get this straight from the horse's…

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Activity description: A joking request to Brad elicits an invented account of two clinic visits. Response context: I was making a joke that you, I did not know this actually happened. Well, firstly, tell us, tell us what your experience in the sperm bank, the S bank has been like. Yeah. So Brad, I, I definitely want to, to, to get this straight from the horse's mouth. So, uh, this scene takes place in a sperm bank. Tell us all the details. Was this accurate? Was this a good depiction? Did you feel at home in this office? Yeah. So, so as you two know, I've gone twice. Uh, the first, the first, the first time I went with my buddy, we'll call him, we'll call him Craig. Oh, we had to wait in a very, very long line. So we did that. Yeah. What do you mean? You had to wait in a line? Yeah. It's not like you go there in the, and there's just no one there. There was like, if I was, if I was too deep, I would leave. Yeah. If I'm not, if I'm not immediately talking to someone at the counter, I am out. Yeah. I can only do it. If I've got a crowd. The second time we went to a different one because you can't just gloss over the fact you can't just say I was just in a line. What else? There wasn't like, you didn't even make it to anything. It was just a room. You didn't see anything. There's nothing else to tell for that time. Uh, what do they ask you about? You didn't make it. We, we didn't stay in line. We left. Oh, yeah. That's what I'm saying. There wasn't, there's nothing to say. Uh, the second time. Oh, the Ryan and said, this is Lime Sox. Yeah. That's what I mean. Obviously I respect that was the correct maneuver. Yeah. The second time we went because you got paid. Well, now I got more questions. What, like what would, what would possibly make you go back after that? It was a different, different one. This was, this was a different location. We were driving somewhere and what I'm trying to tell you is we got paid $500. Oh. Yeah. Yeah. We walked in. There was not a line that time. They asked three questions. That was it. Okay. The first question. How good are you at basketball? No. No. The first question was, did you masturbate that morning? If you did masturbate that morning or within the last 12 hours, you could not do it. Okay. Wow. Okay. The second question. So you, so you weren't able to get the 500 bucks. Yeah. So I explained to that story. Well, no, we were able to, the second, the second one. You're a liar. The second one was, are you a racist? I'm just kidding. That's a, that's. Oh, okay. I thought that was real. I thought that was real. The second question was, what color, what, uh, what type of pornography would you like to watch? How specific was the answer is allowed to you? Was it just like straight or gay or was there a border? Did they give you, did they give you a dropdown menu? You could choose, you could choose, uh, fetishes. You could choose skin tone. You could choose. Was it, was this like a written piece of paper? Like you wrote, you wrote whatever you wanted? It's part of the paper form. It's got like the Scantron. It was, it was iPad. You could choose any gender. They had them all. Oh, this was very recent. Oh, this was yesterday. 2013, 2014. Um, around that time. By the way, I brought this up, not because I was prompting you to tell your story. I was making a joke that you, I did not know this actually happened. It didn't. The third question was, do you want to go with your buddy or do you want to do it by yourself? Oh, what? All of this is made up. All of this is made up. Oh man. I, I really, I was really, really buying it. I don't, I believe that was real. You're not that creative. Uh, no, none of that was real. I was all just coming up. Would you like your buddy to come in? We operate on a buddy system. You can't have to one support friend in there with you. One of us said yes. One of us said no.

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Tell us all the details. Was this accurate? Was this a good depiction? Did you feel at home in this office?

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Prompt: Tell us all the details. Was this accurate? Was this a good depiction? Did you feel at home in this office? Answer qualification: The requester later identifies the invitation as a joke. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Tell us all the details.”?: Curtis

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Submission type: invented anecdote So, so as you two know, I've gone twice. We, we didn't stay in line. We left. We were driving somewhere and what I'm trying to tell you is we got paid $500. The third question was, do you want to go with your buddy or do you want to do it by yourself? Answer qualification: Uh, no, none of that was real. Response context: Purported clinic questions are inside the retracted story, not present assignments.

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Well, Ryan, why don't you tell us what happened on the next episode of our first rewatch, Season 10, Episode 24, A New Position for Roz, Part 2.

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Prompt: Well, Ryan, why don't you tell us what happened on the next episode of our first rewatch, Season 10, Episode 24, A New Position for Roz, Part 2. Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Well, Ryan, why don't you tell us what happened on the next episode of our first rewatch, Season 10, Episode 24,”?: Curtis

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next prediction

Submission type: next-episode prediction Roz gets bucked. Over. Realizing she is the only one capable of doing actual work, she threatens Frasier with quitting. When she still feels taken advantage of, she quits to Julia, a person that we definitely know works at the station. She happens to also be getting sweet on Frasier to get ahead, I guess, because it makes…

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Submission type: next-episode prediction Roz gets bucked. Over. Realizing she is the only one capable of doing actual work, she threatens Frasier with quitting. When she still feels taken advantage of, she quits to Julia, a person that we definitely know works at the station. She happens to also be getting sweet on Frasier to get ahead, I guess, because it makes no sense otherwise. When that doesn't seem to take, she makes it abundantly clear to Kenny, who is gainfully employed for some reason. Daphne and Niles, having achieved nothing notable in the previous 10 seasons, decide it's baby time. Marty goes around doing some hood rat shit.

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Submission type: volunteered bonus prediction Curtis Sheck will learn it's inside that's what counts. He will realize his brain does the counting, not his fingers. Adjudication: It's not my experience, but I'll trust you on this one. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “Curtis Sheck will learn it's inside that's what counts.”?: Ryan

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Activity description: Repeated attempts to read the episode recap, with requests to redo it and corrective feedback. Response context: All right, for real, I'll redo that, because that was horrible. Frazier thinks Roz is in love with her. Wait. There it is. Call back. Frazier thinks Roz is in love with him, and she interrupts his date with Julia to tell him, no,…

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Activity description: Repeated attempts to read the episode recap, with requests to redo it and corrective feedback. Response context: All right, for real, I'll redo that, because that was horrible. Frazier thinks Roz is in love with her. Wait. There it is. Call back. Frazier thinks Roz is in love with him, and she interrupts his date with Julia to tell him, no, really, I don't like you. Can you do that again like you've ever read before? Yeah, what is going on? I wrote her instead of he, and it threw it way off. Brad, do you want to take a stab at that one? That has to do, you have to be better than Curtis just was. Yeah, let me get it up. No, no, we're not doing that, Brad. This is not the fertility claim. Two scenes ago. All right, for real, I'll redo that, because that was horrible. I know. Nile's new fertility. I know what we're doing the rest of the night. Now, new fertility habits and devices freak out Marty. Frazier thinks Roz is in love with him, and she interrupts his date with Julia to tell him, no, really, I don't like like you. Even so, Julia is scared off, so they eat dinner. So they eat the dinner she prepared. You're so close.

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Action: Frazier thinks Roz is in love with her. Answer qualification: I wrote her instead of he, and it threw it way off.

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Action: Frazier thinks Roz is in love with him, and she interrupts his date with Julia to tell him, no, really, I don't like you.

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Can you do that again like you've ever read before?

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Prompt: Can you do that again like you've ever read before? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the prompt beginning “Can you do that again like you've ever read before?”?: Ryan

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Brad, do you want to take a stab at that one?

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reading false start

Action: Nile's new fertility. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “Nile's new fertility.”?: Curtis

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reading final

Action: Now, new fertility habits and devices freak out Marty. Frazier thinks Roz is in love with him, and she interrupts his date with Julia to tell him, no, really, I don't like like you. Even so, Julia is scared off, so they eat dinner. Result qualification: You're so close. Final phrase attribution: Who says the passage beginning “Now, new fertility habits and devices freak out Marty. Frazier thinks Roz is in love with him, and she interrupts his date with Julia to tell him,”?: Curtis

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