Game / activity
Kinship
How this one works
How it works
- In this episode, Frasier is convinced that Bebe's daughter is also his daughter because of the characteristics she is using to prey on him.
Prompt
- What characteristics of yourself would you use to convince a Frasier character that you're their kid?
RESULT STATUS
The recorded result is unresolved.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Kinship Wrap
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- Ending or payoff: Lock it in, Curtis.; Call this episode a wrap.
Follow the round structure (1)
Kinship Round
Source excerpt ↗ 02:33RECORDED EXCHANGE
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Kinship Prompt
What characteristics of yourself would you use to convince a Frasier character that you're their kid?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Marty Pitch
Marty
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- Response: my knowledge of Seattle sports teams in particular.; I also like terrible beers.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Ryan Pitch
I would convince Freddy I'm his kid because I get way smarter when I'm drunk.
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- Answer qualification: I wasn't going to say that I'm a time traveler.; Like, Freddie just doesn't know my age.; I could play 18 years younger.; I look somewhere between 15 and 65 years old.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Curtis Pitch
David
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- Response: I think I would probably convince him of it over a long game of legislature and we would; bond over our similarly annoying traits.; But in my scenario, I thought part of it would be I'd have to convince him I was a time traveler; from the future.
- Answer qualification: And frankly, I didn't think that was going to be a tough sell for David.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Dani Pitch
Frasier
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- Response: Well, very much like Rachel Bloom's character, my love of the arts.
- Answer qualification: Because I don't know who all of these characters are, I could only go off with the one character; I actually knew something about, which was Frasier.; Yeah, I don't know if I could pull it off as well, but...; I do not, but I have been to a few operas.; But not as nearly as fancy.; And I can assure you, I was very much, well, I wasn't in the mezzanine, but I was definitely; with the poor people.; I like being real close.; So, see, I convince him only half the truce.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
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Trait Clarification
And what would the trait be?
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Opera Question
When you go to the opera, do you wear the weird mini binoculars?
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Opera Hypothetical
If you were in a rich people area, would you rock the mini binocs?
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Kinship Comparison
Who do you think would the best job of us?
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Kinship Preference
Ryan
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- Response: Brian, I have to say, because you can bullshit your way through anything.
Round context
- Method: What characteristics of yourself would you use to convince a Frasier character that you're their kid?
- Final adjudication: Brian, I have to say, because you can bullshit your way through anything.
View source wording — how it was explained on the show
- Activity premise: In this episode, Frasier is convinced that Bebe's daughter is also his daughter because of the characteristics she is using to prey on him.