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Bling My Bago

Curtis asks Brad and Ryan to redesign a Winnebago, from its theme and exterior to special features.

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Bling My Bago

Curtis asks Brad and Ryan to redesign the Winnebago. Three pitches develop across theme, exterior, interior, mechanical changes, special features and driver. A disagreement over whether this was meant to be a business settles into business proposals. The categories organize each pitch within one continuing round, rather than six scored rounds. The hosts compare the designs and concede that Curtis wins; no numerical score is announced.

RESULT STATUS

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Winner: Curtis

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Three very different Winnebagos

Brad, Ryan and Curtis present in that order, answering questions and refining their designs.

WHAT THEY BROUGHT

Brad: Maryland crab business

Brad wraps the exterior in the Maryland flag and adds an outdoor TV, a crab-washing setup with sink, mallets and knives, and a mini-fridge for Maryland beer. Repeated questions establish that the equipment opens out when parked. Inside is Ravens purple with a circular master bed; two sets of bunk beds follow. He adds bouncing hydraulics and horse space for…

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Brad wraps the exterior in the Maryland flag and adds an outdoor TV, a crab-washing setup with sink, mallets and knives, and a mini-fridge for Maryland beer. Repeated questions establish that the equipment opens out when parked. Inside is Ravens purple with a circular master bed; two sets of bunk beds follow. He adds bouncing hydraulics and horse space for jousting. When the business premise is raised, he explicitly adopts selling crabs. Ryan guesses Joe Flacco as driver; Brad reveals Ray Lewis. The proposed design and Maryland claims belong to the comedy.

WHAT THEY BROUGHT

Ryan: RV Feeling Better

Ryan proposes a mobile psychiatry business with a black, neon exterior and a calm beige interior centered on a couch and chair. The plan becomes an excursion or retreat. Two bedrooms, camping and a couch-and-chair-only layout are floated without a final replacement being settled. Hydraulics would rock the patient gently; a hot tub would have high walls to accommodate that motion. Vin Diesel is the driver, chosen for driving and family. These are an imaginative pitch, not treatment or construction guidance.

WHAT THEY BROUGHT

Curtis: Winnebagels

Curtis proposes a food truck inspired by his husband’s bagels, later clarified as yogurt bagels. Black rims and light-brown bagel tires lead to a lengthy window-canopy explanation: a tinted side window, three feet tall and eight feet long, lifts to shelter customers. Inside are a bakery kitchen and the group’s previously invented powder-room man cave. Curtis…

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Curtis proposes a food truck inspired by his husband’s bagels, later clarified as yogurt bagels. Black rims and light-brown bagel tires lead to a lengthy window-canopy explanation: a tinted side window, three feet tall and eight feet long, lifts to shelter customers. Inside are a bakery kitchen and the group’s previously invented powder-room man cave. Curtis imagines capturing bagel-boiling steam to power the engine, but leaves storage unexplained. His day-old bed is built from unsold bagels, gradually accumulated and rotated. Gillian Jacobs would reprise Britta from Community as driver.

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