2 RECORDED APPEARANCES

Two Truths · editions

Participants present three statements or positions, and the others try to identify the false one.

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0different recorded winners

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Game / activity

Two truths and a Die Hard opinion that is false

Source excerpt ↗ 1:13:57

How this one works

How it works
  1. Curtis's going to present us with three ridiculous takes, and one of them will be a lie.
  2. I think we work as a team. Oh, all of these are about the series.
  3. claimant reveal
Prompt
  1. Tell me which one's the lie.

RESULT STATUS

The recorded result is unresolved.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:26:39

Recorded conversation

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  • Ending or payoff: That's two truths and a die hard opinion that is false.

Follow the round structure (6)

Round 1: Partners, villains and bureaucrats
Source excerpt ↗ 1:14:59

best buddy cop partner best villain most useless bureaucrat

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:14:59

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Prompt
Question / challenge

Of this entire series, for the best buddy cop partner, Sam Jackson. The best villain was a naked William Sadler. And the most useless bureaucrat were the FBI folks forever flying in helicopters and that fourth.

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  • Activity request: Tell me which one's the lie.
  • Curtis: facilitator or questioner voice; no contestant credit.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.

The best villain was a naked William Sadler.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:15:39

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most useless bureaucrat

CLAIM & ADJUDICATION

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:15:57
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  • Adjudication verdict: INCORRECT
  • Adjudication: Falseitem: 2; Trueitems: 1; 3
  • Correct answer: The lie was William Sadler.
  • Correct response: It was obviously Hans Gruber. He was the best villain.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:16:09

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Prompt
Question / challenge

Funniest: Confound 274. It neutralizes radiation. Trust me.; Most badass: She just killed a helicopter with a car. I was out of bullets.; Best taunt: Hey, listen, we had a report of a guy coming through here with eight reindeer. Yeah, they said he was a jolly old fat guy with a snowy white beard. Cute little red and white suit. I'm surprised you didn't see him.

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  • Activity request: Tell me which one's the lie.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:16:55

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The Russian lady saying, trust me about radioactivity.

CLAIM & ADJUDICATION

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:17:06
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  • Adjudication verdict: INCORRECT
  • Adjudication: Falseitem: 3; Trueitems: 1; 2
  • Correct answer: It was the best taunt.
  • Correct response: Now I have a machine gun. Ho, ho, ho.
Round 3: Locations
Source excerpt ↗ 1:17:47

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:17:47

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Prompt
Question / challenge

Most interesting: To me, the most interesting location they went to was Chernobyl.; Least interesting: The least interesting location was any FBI van or RV.; Hypothetical setting: a haunted house.; Setting detail: The plane killing ghost terrorists.

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  • Activity request: Tell me which one's the lie.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.

a haunted house.

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Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:18:55

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Chernobyl

CLAIM & ADJUDICATION

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:18:58
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  • Adjudication verdict: CORRECT
  • Adjudication: Falseitem: 1; Trueitems: 2; 3
  • Correct answer: The lie was Chernobyl.
  • Correct response: The correct greatest location was the baggage room of the airport.

CLAIM & ADJUDICATION

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:19:22
Remark

I'm talking about an old, spooky house that is haunted by ghosts.

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  • Answer qualification: I said killing ghost terrorists.
  • Curtis: facilitator or questioner voice; no contestant credit.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:20:07

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Prompt
Question / challenge

Best shootout: So the best shootout is McClane in the elevator.; Best explosion: Best explosion is the F-35.; Best fist fight: Best fist fight is McClane versus the parkour guy.

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  • Activity request: Tell me which one's the lie.
  • Answer qualification: In movie three. The best explosion was in movie four when the F-35 explodes and he falls down that highway ramp.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:20:28

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the elevator scene

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  • Response context: I think we gotta go with one.
  • Answer qualification: I don't think you're right, but I'm not going to be now.

CLAIM & ADJUDICATION

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:21:56
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  • Adjudication verdict: INCORRECT
  • Adjudication: Falseitem: 3; Trueitems: 1; 2
  • Correct answer: It was not the parkour guy.
  • Correct response: Okay, but they literally fist fought on the wing of a moving plane.
Round 5: McClane’s flaws
Source excerpt ↗ 1:22:21

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:22:21

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Prompt
Question / challenge

Creepy: That time he stalked his daughter on a date.; Racist: That time he was wearing that sign that said, I hate N-words.; Stupid: And this is when he was not fully getting that they're walking into radioactivity in Chernobyl.

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  • Activity request: Tell me which one's the lie.
  • Answer qualification: I'm not saying he's dumb for going in with no protective gear. I'm saying he's dumb because his son is like, we're going to Chernobyl.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

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That time he stalked his daughter on a date.

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  • Response: Are we saying daughter?

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:23:34

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Him wearing the racist sign.

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  • Answer qualification: So that's obviously not his, that whole movie is about him not being racist.

CLAIM & ADJUDICATION

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:23:41
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  • Adjudication verdict: CORRECT
  • Adjudication: Falseitem: 2; Trueitems: 1; 3
  • Correct answer: Him wearing the racist sign.
  • Correct response: Uh, the actual most racist was his comments to Nikita or about Nikita.
  • Result qualification: I know how bad you're getting about my lie because you're treating them like my opinions.
Round context
  • Response context: And these are flaws about McClane's character.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:24:03

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Prompt
Question / challenge

The most enjoyable story we got was Die Hard 1. The most confusing story we got was Die Hard 5. And the most realistic story we got was Die Hard 1.

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  • Activity request: Tell me which one's the lie.

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:24:55

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one's the most realistic is a lie

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  • Ryan: “So it's gotta be, I think it's gotta be realistic.”
  • Ryan: “So it has to be realistic or, I'm forgetting it again.”
  • Vitaliy: “I think the lie is going to be the realistic, right?”
  • Ryan: “So we think one's the most realistic is a lie.”

RECORDED EXCHANGE

Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:26:00

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I think he thinks one wasn't the most enjoyable.

CLAIM & ADJUDICATION

Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:26:14
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  • Adjudication verdict: CORRECT
  • Adjudication: Falseitem: 1; Trueitems: 2; 3
  • Correct answer: The most enjoyable story we got was Die Hard 1.
  • Correct response: The most enjoyable was the airport one.
  • Result qualification: I watched it backwards. I saw it first and it didn't feel like a shell to me.
View source wording — how it was explained on the show
  • Activity description: Curtis's going to present us with three ridiculous takes, and one of them will be a lie.
  • Adjudication method: claimant reveal
  • Curtis presents the statements. Ryan and Vitaliy answer as a team. No overall winner or points total is declared.

Enemy at the Gate ↗

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Game / activity

Two truths and one false principled stand

How this one works

Premise
  1. Curtis presents Two hills and a dot, the spoken title confirmed in the recording. Each host supplies three stands: two real and one false. The others identify the lie. Three rounds have explicit reveals, with no stated final scores or overall winner.

RESULT STATUS

No score or overall winner is recorded.

What was recorded

What everyone brought to the table · 3 recorded contributions

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

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Curtis · Unexpected fees and a medical-price story

Curtis’s first stand concerns an unexpected dentist copay; the second concerns an Apple tax estimate and customer-service call. The third claims he declined a recommended medical procedure because he could not get a price. The third is revealed as the lie and is not established medical history. Brad gives the explicit third-option guess. In the late exchange, Brad says three was the lie and Ryan repeats it; this does not automatically establish a second independent scored success.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

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Brad · Handshakes, double dipping, and blackjack

Brad presents objections to handshakes, double dipping and people playing blackjack badly. Ryan gives the explicit third-option guess; the recording also confirms a second commitment to that option in the deliberation, without supplying a new speaker identity for that passage. Curtis asks for the reveal. Brad says the second statement is false: he does not care about double dipping. His casino-boss anecdote remains distinct from the revealed lie.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

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Ryan · Convertible desks, robot orders, and cartoon animals

Ryan presents objections to unused sit/stand desks, robot fast-food ordering and sexualized cartoon animals. Curtis supplies both the desk-posture anecdote and cat-robot drink-delivery story. Curtis chooses the third option. Brad asks to recall the options and chooses convertible desks. Ryan says both guesses are wrong and reveals robot ordering as the false objection: he prefers its accuracy. No named score or overall winner is inferred.