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Boo!

Activity request: Well, I think we talk about this week's episode. Title: Boo!

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What everyone brought to the table · 16 recorded exchanges

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opening scene

Result qualification: I did not clock what the actual composer was. And he definitely did say Brahms.

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Send in the clown.

Title: Send in the clown. Response context: We'll call it Frasier Horror.

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clown scene

Notable events: Powder room alert.

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Before we talk about the seat, has anyone on here dressed up like a clown?

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Prompt: Before we talk about the seat, has anyone on here dressed up like a clown?

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clown yes

And I have, for the record.

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  • Respondent: Brad

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clown memory

I don't think that I have. Maybe. But I don't have any recollection of doing so.

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  • Respondent: Curtis

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clown halloween

I went as a clown for Halloween once. Final phrase attribution: Who says “I went as a clown for Halloween once”? The age-four and age-nine speakers are already confirmed.: Brad

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  • Respondent: Brad

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How old were you?

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Question: How old were you?

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clown four

I went as a clown when I was like four. Answer qualification: I didn't have any agency.

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  • Respondent: Ryan

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When did you go as a clown?

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Question: When did you go as a clown?

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clown nine

I was probably nine. Answer qualification: No, I wasn't that old. Response status: REVISED

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  • Respondent: Brad

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clown chat

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hospital scene

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D-Fibbing.

Title: D-Fibbing. Notable events: Powder room alert. Response context: Like to me, this is like powder room alert, powder room alert. Phrase attribution: initiated powder room alert: Ryan; wrote powder room alert in notes: Curtis Final phrase attribution: Who gives the powder-room alert in this diet-scene window? Ryan’s earlier alert and Curtis’s notes callback…

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Title: D-Fibbing. Notable events: Powder room alert. Response context: Like to me, this is like powder room alert, powder room alert. Phrase attribution: initiated powder room alert: Ryan; wrote powder room alert in notes: Curtis Final phrase attribution: Who gives the powder-room alert in this diet-scene window? Ryan’s earlier alert and Curtis’s notes callback are already confirmed.: Ryan Resolved phrase speakers: Who gives the powder-room alert in this diet-scene window? Ryan’s earlier alert and Curtis’s notes callback are already confirmed.: Ryan

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bedroom scene

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proposal scene

Result qualification: A younger, a younger guy.

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Participant cited: Ryan

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Do you think Ryan coming from the upside down? Do you think that when we like once we've met Ronnie once, once we have the, the moment where she is introduced into the show, do you think that he will be more kind of old and grumpy and fuddy daddy, um, before her and that he's the way he is now because she's making him more youthful?

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Prompt: Do you think Ryan coming from the upside down? Do you think that when we like once we've met Ronnie once, once we have the, the moment where she is introduced into the show, do you think that he will be more kind of old and grumpy and fuddy daddy, um, before her and that he's the way he is now because she's making him more youthful?

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  • Respondent: Ryan

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martin answer

Uh, I think we're, he's probably going to seem younger without Ronnie. Answer qualification: I, I, obviously it's really hard to tell. I think Ronnie highlights just how old he actually is.

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  • Respondent: Ryan

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dinner scene

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ratings

Activity request: what you think of this episode.

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  • Respondents: Ethan Brad Curtis Ryan

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Participant cited: Ethan

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I want to know, tell me a little bit about why you wanted to come back for this one and,

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Prompt: I want to know, tell me a little bit about why you wanted to come back for this one and,

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uh, what you think of this episode.

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Prompt: uh, what you think of this episode.

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  • Respondent: Ethan

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erating

So overall I give it a good amount of Frazier-ness. I liked this episode and, uh, glad I picked it. Answer qualification: And I got to say, even though I always stopped the proposal to Ronnie and was funky and basically unnecessary.

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  • Respondent: Ethan

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Participant cited: Brad(ley)

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All right, Brad, did you, uh, did you think this was a good episode?

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Prompt: All right, Brad, did you, uh, did you think this was a good episode?

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  • Respondent: Brad
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brating

Um, I, I just, to me, this episode was just okay. Really even like a little below average for me. Scores: C

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Participant cited: Curtis

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Uh, Curtis, what did you think of this episode?

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Prompt: Uh, Curtis, what did you think of this episode?

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  • Respondent: Curtis
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crating

I think this is the best episode we've gotten. Scores: rank: 1; comparisonSetSize: 9; comparisonSet: episodes we've seen Result qualification: And I don't know, honestly, if it's nostalgia making me say that, or if I really think it is better than the others we've gotten.

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How do you like this one?

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Prompt: How do you like this one? Response context: You know, you're in the upside down. This is all new.

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  • Respondent: Ryan
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rrating

But it, it was actually a very good episode. Scores: currentEpisode: value: 8.6; status: PROVISIONAL; revisedPriorEpisodes: sourceTitle: Match Game; season: 11; episode: 18; historicalValues: 8.3 8.1; currentValue: 7.9 sourceTitle: Coutts and Ladders; historicalValues: 8.3; currentValue: 8.1 Result qualification: I'm sure it'll go down next week, but I thought this was great. I don't remember anything past the last two, so it's fine.

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  • Respondent: Ryan

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Participant cited: Curtis

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Are you, are you adjusting the past episodes? You're saying now it's a 7.9. You're giving it now an 8.1?

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Question: Are you, are you adjusting the past episodes? You're saying now it's a 7.9. You're giving it now an 8.1? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the rating clarification beginning “Are you adjusting the past episodes?”? The numeric ratings and revisions are already established.: Curtis; Who gives the rating clarification beginning “Match Game…originally…

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Question: Are you, are you adjusting the past episodes? You're saying now it's a 7.9. You're giving it now an 8.1? Final phrase attribution: Who gives the rating clarification beginning “Are you adjusting the past episodes?”? The numeric ratings and revisions are already established.: Curtis; Who gives the rating clarification beginning “Match Game…originally gave an 8.3”? The numeric ratings and revisions are already established.: Curtis; Who gives the rating clarification beginning “Coots and Ladders…that was an 8.3”? The numeric ratings and revisions are already established.: Curtis

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rating chat

Result qualification: If you're running the official reverse psychology wiki that I assume fans have already started making, make sure that a score is not final until two more episodes have passed. Yeah, it'll be pretty safe two episodes from now. Final phrase attribution: Who says “it’ll be pretty safe two episodes from now”?: Ryan Resolved phrase speakers: Who says “it’ll be pretty safe two episodes from now”?: Ryan

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