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Classic Frasier · Season 8 · Episode 5
IN THE ROOM
RyanCurtisKatieGuest appearance: Katie
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The games, the premises, and what everyone brought to the table.
Game / activity
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how long did Ferguson polish one apple in this scene?
Same question. Their actual answers. · 2 recorded contributions
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Curt, how long did Ferguson polish one apple in this scene? That's such a fantastic question. Oh, my God. I don't know how long the scene was. It could have been that long. But I'm going to say three full minutes.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Katie, your guess? Is it bad that I didn't notice he was polishing an apple? If that's your answer, it's a terrible answer. I'm so sorry. Is your answer zero seconds? I'm not saying it was zero. I just didn't notice. In Praiser's rate rules, does that count as? No, you have to say at least one. You need a number. Like, this is a thing. I need to give you a number? Yes, yes. Okay.
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That's such a fantastic question.
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I don't know how long the scene was. · It could have been that long.
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Is your answer zero seconds? · I'm not saying it was zero.
Thinking about either one of you being my butler is very understanding. So Katie is going to share with us some scenarios. She would want her butler to navigate. And then me and Ryan are gonna take turns describing how we would go about serving her. We're gonna buttle. We're gonna buttle the crap out of it. Curt, what's your butler name? Oh, I didn't think we'd…
Thinking about either one of you being my butler is very understanding. So Katie is going to share with us some scenarios. She would want her butler to navigate. And then me and Ryan are gonna take turns describing how we would go about serving her. We're gonna buttle. We're gonna buttle the crap out of it. Curt, what's your butler name? Oh, I didn't think we'd need to get butler names. We're butlers, Curt. This is, it's kind of like being the Pope. You have to change your name to be an appropriate butler. Yeah, I would not have a butler named Ryan. Like, come on. Right. That would be insane. I would like to be Lord Grievous. I think you're gonna say Lord Weirdo. Okay, okay. All right, and I am Jeeves. You're Jeeves, so I can ask Jeeves? You can ask me anything. Love this. Okay. Do you have a scenario for us?
RESULT STATUS
Owner clarified Ryan as the overall winner; no final numeric tally supplied.
Winner: Ryan
What everyone brought to the table · 4 recorded exchanges
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Oh, I didn't think we'd need to get butler names. We're butlers, Curt. This is, it's kind of like being the Pope. You have to change your name to be an appropriate butler.
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I know you have such a fondness for cats. I just, I don't mind cats. I just don't want to hear about them every sentence. Well, you're also very allergic, are you not?
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Right. I'm up. Yeah. I kind of thought Curt would keep going. I mean, geez. Geez.
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Your plan is to wait? My plan is to wait and enlist the help of a cat. Pretty straightforward. It's a panic room. It's hard to get into.
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We'll find out in a segment we're calling, I can't believe they're not butlers.
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We're gonna buttle.
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Yeah, I would not have a butler named Ryan.
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Like, at your front door?
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If I could take a liberty.
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I am allergic.
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I am not sure her past life.
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Right.
You're welcome.
Source excerpt ↗ 1:07:22–1:07:24For myself, for Ryan, and for Katie, you're welcome.
Predictions as made on the podcast—not claims about what actually happens.
Looking ahead
Season 8 Episode 4 — The Great Crane Robbery
Their next-episode predictions · 8 recorded contributions
PREDICTION
Well, Ryan, do you know what we can expect next week when we cover the previous episode
PREDICTION
Niles refuses to ride the Seattle Express, recanting the time he was robbed on public transit.
PREDICTION
After getting convinced, he gets robbed again.
PREDICTION
I mean, it's probably just an episode about a robbery, and they just went with the lamest
PREDICTION
I have a bad feeling you're going to be disappointed.
PREDICTION
I have no idea what this is about, but I can't imagine it's going to have a train.
PREDICTION
I mean, when I hear Great Crane Robbery, I assume someone's like rolling into a construction
PREDICTION
Well, I guess we'll find out next week.
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