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And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon Part 2 ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 12:18–13:00
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What pet name should Niles go with?

What was recorded

Same question. Their actual answers. · 3 recorded contributions

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 12:26–12:35

Cart? Stilts. What, her brother calls her? That's like incestuous. I don't think he can do that, can he? That's a familial nickname. Yeah, that's true. I rescind it.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Brad, can you do better? Yeah, I mean, I think I can. I would go with international. What? Yep, because it is not a name in any way. And it really doesn't make any sense besides the fact that she's not from America. So I would go international. And it's very long. Like the flight over from Ireland. Manchester, England. And what I like is very long nicknames. You do?

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5 primary recorded exchanges · 0 retained source actions. 0 additional round events; 0 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.

Question and responses
Source excerpt ↗ 12:24–13:00

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What pet name should Niles go with?

Brad, you want to give a try?

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What pet name should Niles go with?

Brad, can you do better?

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  • What pet name should Niles go with?

Taking Liberties ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 25:23–26:14
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how long did Ferguson polish one apple in this scene?

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Same question. Their actual answers. · 2 recorded contributions

2 attributed voices

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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3 primary recorded exchanges · 0 retained source actions. 0 additional round events; 2 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

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Curtis, how long did Ferguson polish one apple in this scene?

That's such a fantastic question.

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  • how long did Ferguson polish one apple in this scene?
  • No, you have to say at least one.
  • Get us anywhere that you can tweet anywhere except X.

Motor Skills ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 36:10–37:02
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What's the least appropriate time to eat gelato?

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Same question. Their actual answers. · 2 recorded contributions

2 attributed voices

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Curt, we start with you. I mean, the obvious answer is like immediately after you've finished a gelato. Oh, that's a good answer. That's your best answer so far.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Hannah? Craig's an idiot. You could probably do better. Right before a colonoscopy because... Oof. Because you're medically not supposed to? Yeah. So like eating gelato, you're going to have to delay the whole procedure, you know? I must admit, I would much rather have a gelato after another gelato than have a gelato before a colonoscopy. Yeah, I can tell you. Two surprisingly great answers. If you've somehow got better answers, though, hit us up anywhere you can tweet us. Obviously not X, but anywhere else.

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2 primary recorded exchanges · 0 retained source actions. 0 additional round events; 1 overlapping source alternative. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.

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  • What's the least appropriate time to eat gelato?
  • The timpani, you can ramp up the tone of that.
  • You can make it a higher pitch or a lower pitch.
  • If you've somehow got better answers, though, hit us up anywhere you can tweet us.

Hungry Hearts ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 37:03–37:56
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how many chocolates or sweets did Daphne actually hide around the apartment?

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Same question. Their actual answers. · 4 recorded contributions

3 attributed voices

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Bradley? I'm going to go with, there was 68 pieces of chocolate that was from 14 different packages. All right. I like where you're headed. I like where you're headed. This is actually your best answer you've ever given. Yep.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Nicole, bring us on though. Tell them the right answer. I'm going to go with 31 sweets slash chocolate hid around the apartment.

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RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Curt, what did you say? I think I said 36. 36. Okay. I was going to say, if we're prices right, you're not giving yourself much wiggle. We will assume we're not. Good answers all around. Actually, guys, your best round you've ever played. Nicole probably helping you out there. But for all you at home, tell us. Get at us any way you can, but not X.

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8 primary recorded exchanges · 0 retained source actions. 0 additional round events; 0 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.

Question and responses
Source excerpt ↗ 37:09–37:56

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how many chocolates or sweets did Daphne actually hide around the apartment?

Curt, we go to you.

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how many chocolates or sweets did Daphne actually hide around the apartment?

Bradley?

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how many chocolates or sweets did Daphne actually hide around the apartment?

Nicole, bring us on though.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

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how many chocolates or sweets did Daphne actually hide around the apartment?

Curt, what did you say?

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  • how many chocolates or sweets did Daphne actually hide around the apartment?

Docu.Drama ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 09:51–10:44
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what was Frasier's trivia question that would possibly lead to that answer?

What was recorded

Same question. Their actual answers. · 2 recorded contributions

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 10:05–10:15

the question, what was Frasier's trivia question that would possibly lead to that answer? Curt? What is an inability to experience joy? I don't know if that's right or wrong.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Ethan, set him straight. What could possibly have led to Adedonia? Curt is correct. However, I think for Frasier, it would probably be like two or three extra steps removed or something. Like, what did Freud suspect was the culprit in the case of the missing buttress? I don't know. But I'm going to just co-sign the just going by the definition. Now that you've heard two very wrong answers, get at us. Tweet us any way you can with the Twitter question of the week.

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2 primary recorded exchanges · 6 retained source actions. 4 additional round events; 2 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.

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Participant referenced: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 09:32

You know what is our business?

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Participant referenced: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 10:01

This episode kicks off with Frasier trying to get people to guess Adedonia, which begs

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Participant referenced: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 10:26

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Like, what did Freud suspect was the culprit in the case of the missing buttress?

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  • what was Frasier's trivia question that would possibly lead to that answer?
  • Tweet us any way you can with the Twitter question of the week.

It Takes Two to Tangle ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 23:29–24:29
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Why couldn't we go to McGinty's tonight?

What was recorded

Same question. Their actual answers. · 1 recorded contribution

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 23:37–23:49

Oh, my God. This is so painful. You're just going to throw this back at me? Oh, man. No, and it's not because I forgot to do one. No. It was planned the whole time. I was wondering when it was going to come.

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3 primary recorded exchanges · 0 retained source actions. 0 additional round events; 0 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.

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Why couldn't we go to McGinty's tonight?

Oh, my God.

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I'm sorry, the bar had CO2 poisoning?

Yeah.

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  • Why couldn't we go to McGinty's tonight?
  • Because first we have to answer the Twitter question of the week.
  • Like you have to be there kind of in the night.
  • Yeah, if you can tweet at us, obviously don't go to X.
  • But if you can find somewhere to tweet us, please let Curt know.

The Wizard and Roz ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 10:04–11:02
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Is it difficult to kickbox without a spine?

What was recorded

Same question. Their actual answers. · 2 recorded contributions

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 10:16–10:35

Difficult kickbox? A spine. I like that you're examining it like it's hieroglyphics. That's good. Are we talking about like a human being that's lost their spine or are we talking about like a snake or some kind of an animal that maybe a snake has? I don't know if snakes have spines. Some kind of an animal that doesn't have a spine. As always, the question's the question, Curt. There's going to be no clarification. Just answer.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Brad, we go to you. Unlike Curtis, I can answer a question without having to, you know, whatever he just did. And the answer is yes. All right, well, anyone out there.

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3 primary recorded exchanges · 0 retained source actions. 0 additional round events; 0 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.

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Is it difficult to kickbox without a spine?

Difficult kickbox?

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  • Is it difficult to kickbox without a spine?
  • Answer on Twitter or wherever you can tweet at us.

A Day in May ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 17:15–18:21
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How did she use it?

What was recorded

Same question. Their actual answers. · 2 recorded contributions

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 17:37–17:52

Oh, so I guess I don't have to worry about that being a new phaser. It would be weird, since you know Niles isn't in it. I don't know. I haven't seen the second season. Her irrational demand was, once we have a kid, you can never physically be in the same room with your brother again. Why is that irrational? Fair point.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Brad? I don't know. I don't talk to my brother. No. How did Daphne use her irrational demand? To get Daphne to have sex with her. They must have been in the dog park. Only you think that. She used it to get him to play a sport with friends. That's pretty good. Maybe like a pickleball or something. I think cricket. And she tricked him in because of the outfits. Ooh.

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What is the hashtag?

Hashtag Twitter question of the week.

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  • How did she use it?
  • Her irrational demand was, once we have a kid, you can never physically be in the same
  • answer, answer our Twitter question of the week any way you can.

The Cranes Go Caribbean ↗

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Twitter Question of the Week

Source excerpt ↗ 27:11–28:51
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Why did this restaurant run out of seafood?

What was recorded

Same question. Their actual answers. · 2 recorded contributions

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 27:32–27:55

Um, they underbought. I guess, I don't know. It didn't surprise me. I was just like, oh, okay. What do you mean? You went to a seafood restaurant in Belize, as Frasier pointed, on the ocean. There's no fucking chance you think they would run out of all seafood options. I'm going to take this seriously now. So I've watched enough Kitchen Nightmares with Gordon Ramsay to know how bad restaurants happen.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Brad? And I think it's just because Frasier has the worst luck ever. And that night, they had a mess up. Some of the seafood was bad. And it was the one night that Frasier was there that the seafood was, like, terrible. They had, like, a bad order of seafood. Well, what do you mean it was bad? Like, it was just bad quality seafood. Like, it was spoiled. Like, it…

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Brad? And I think it's just because Frasier has the worst luck ever. And that night, they had a mess up. Some of the seafood was bad. And it was the one night that Frasier was there that the seafood was, like, terrible. They had, like, a bad order of seafood. Well, what do you mean it was bad? Like, it was just bad quality seafood. Like, it was spoiled. Like, it went bad. Like, they could not serve it to the customers. Gordon Ramsay's in the back screaming, I'm shutting the kitchen down. Gordon was there that day. Definitely.

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2 primary recorded exchanges · 6 retained source actions. 4 additional round events; 2 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.

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Recorded source action

Participant referenced: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 27:20

Okay, next time, can you please say the X story of the week?

Recorded source action

Participant referenced: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 27:29

Why did this restaurant run out of seafood?

Recorded source action

Participant referenced: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 28:59

We've done an obsolete name of an existing thing.

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Overlapping source representation

Participant referenced: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 27:50

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So I've watched enough Kitchen Nightmares with Gordon Ramsay to know how bad restaurants happen.

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  • Why did this restaurant run out of seafood?
  • If you can do a better job, go ahead and try to answer our Twitter question of the week.