Game / activity
Animalistic Accessories
How this one works
How to play
- Take turns presenting a challenge. The other two players choose an animal part and explain how they would use it to meet the challenge.
Used parts
- A used animal part is unavailable in later rounds. A different part from the same animal is allowed.
Scoring and outcome
- The show explicitly awards Kenny the first point and names Kenny first, Ryan second and Curtis last overall. Later point totals and a possible bonus remain unresolved.
Recorded activity context
This game is a series of battles to determine who is the best at thinking on their feet and or using animal feet.
RESULT STATUS
A winner is actually on the record.
Winner: Kenny
What was recorded
What everyone brought to the table · 3 recorded exchanges
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Context
We learned that tigers have eyes. And those eyes are great at fighting men in feathered earrings.
More of this contribution
- Activity request: What other animal parts have powers? And how can we wield them to our advantage?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Context
initialPresenter: Kenny initialOpponents: Ryan, Curtis initialAssignmentState: withdrawn before challenge replacementPresenter: Ryan replacementOpponents: Kenny, Curtis
RECORDED EXCHANGE
“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.
Action
More of this contribution
- Final adjudication: first: Kenny second: Ryan last: Curtis
The rest of the round record
9 primary recorded exchanges · 0 retained source actions. 4 additional round events; 0 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.
Battle 1
Source excerpt ↗ 47:26RECORDED EXCHANGE
“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.
Prompt
It's Thanksgiving and your brother Ethan won't stop going on and on about his accolades. How will you stop?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
the thigh of the turkey.
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- Method: I'm going to carve it up. I'm going to give it to him on a plate. He's going to eat it. He's going to be too busy eating to talk.
- Adjudication: not selected
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
the eye of the tiger
More of this contribution
- Method: have Apollo Creed just beat him up.
- Response: initialChoice: the pie of the pumpkin initialMethod: We wouldn't see him because he eats half the pie. initialDisposition: REJECTED revisedChoice: the eye of the tiger finalDisposition: SELECTED
- Adjudication: That would work.
Spoken outcome: Kenny receives one point. Turkey thigh is then unavailable for reuse.
Additional recorded round evidence (1)
Recorded source action
Question · How are you using the thigh?
Battle 2
Source excerpt ↗ 51:06RECORDED EXCHANGE
“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.
Prompt
You are on a small cruise ship, and the chef falls ill. You've been asked to take over the galley and prepare a dinner for a thousand people.
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- Rules: If you don't figure out how to get it together to make a big meal, they're going to eat you.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
the stomach of the shark.
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- Method: The stomach of a shark, because that's going to make me want to make a good meal because sharks like to eat.
- Adjudication: I think that was a solid answer.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
the jaws of defeat.
a Mako shark's jaws
More of this contribution
- Title: the jaws of defeat.
- Method: We're going to cut a lot of things so quickly. I'm going to kind of like have them like on my hand, like it's a puppet. And sometimes I'll talk to the guests too, just for fun.
- Adjudication: you copied off of him and you didn't even improve upon it.
Spoken outcome: Kenny wins. The exact point award and possible bonus are unresolved.
Additional recorded round evidence (2)
Recorded source action
Question · The rules just say you can't use the same part. You could use the same animal.
More of this exchange
- Question: can I use the same animal or do I have to use a different animal?
- Answer qualification: that is not going to endear you to the person judging you.
Recorded source action
Question · I want to know a specific type of shark because I feel like shark teeth vary.
Battle 3
Source excerpt ↗ 56:14RECORDED EXCHANGE
“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.
Prompt
Create the ultimate podcast and movie dissection. What animal do you use to meet that challenge?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Eagle feathers
More of this contribution
- Method: to make this podcast soar to the biggest heights
- Adjudication: SELECTED
- Choice revision: initial: wings of an eagle final: Eagle feathers status: explicit revision
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
the bill of a platypus.
More of this contribution
- Method: It's an animal that seems to be like three different animals smooshed together. So it's a hodgepodge of things. And I want to make them bills, man. I want to get some money.
- Adjudication: Your format is completely bonkers.
Spoken outcome: Ryan wins this battle and takes second overall; Kenny finishes first and Curtis last.
Additional recorded round evidence (1)
Recorded source action
Question · How did backwards work into this?
View source wording — how it was explained on the show
- Title: Animalistic Accessories
- Method: Each of us will present a challenge. The other two will decide what animal part they will use and how they will use it.
- Rules: Once an animal part has been used, it will no longer be available for any round of any battle. The rules just say you can't use the same part. You could use the same animal.
- Scoring mechanism: Point to Kenny.