2 EPISODES WITH A STANDALONE BIT

Coffee Dance

Follow the recorded conversation and comic moments. Ordinary ratings, discussion and answers within activities do not establish another game or recurring bit.

3independent bit entries

Don't Go Breaking My Heart ↗

Recurring bit

Brad adds a croissant verse to the Coffee Dance

Brad repeats the left-right-middle Coffee Dance pattern. The others remind him that the earlier agreement was to add new lines, not repeat the same song. Brad insists he has another line and performs the turning-and-biting-a-croissant extension. Their strained compliments lead into regular bad Brad nickname jokes. Curtis reminds Brad of the new-line requirement.

Taking part: Brad(ley)Curtis Ryan

What was recorded

What everyone brought to the table · 1 recorded contribution

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

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A compliment about articulate strings goes sideways

One host offers a compliment about another’s appreciation of string articulation and asks for examples. The reply lists a shoe string, a long string and a string knot, turning the musical premise into a literal-string joke. Ryan asks for the examples; Brad gives the literal-string reply.

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Curtis reminds Brad that the Coffee Dance was supposed to have new lines.
Ryan asks for examples of particularly articulate strings.
Brad answers with shoe string, long string and string knot.

We Two Kings ↗

Recurring bit

Name tangles and Brad’s closing Coffee Dance

Curtis tangles the host names during the sign-off and jokes about combining Ryan and Brad. After Happy Valentine’s Day, the owner-confirmed ending is Brad repeating And do the coffee dance. The number of repetitions is not established. This reprise remains separate from the three earlier workshop takes.

We Two Kings ↗

Recurring bit

Workshopping Brad’s Coffee Dance

Brad announces a short coffee-shop song and reframes it as a dance. The group hears three distinct takes, reacts to each, and discusses how the dance works. These performances remain together as a workshop, without a score or winner.

Taking part: Brad(ley)Curtis

What was recorded

What everyone brought to the table · 4 recorded contributions

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

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The first, mostly spoken take

Brad gives the right-left-middle Coffee Dance lines. The others complain that he has mostly spoken them and ask him to commit to singing or rapping. Ryan asks Brad to sing or rap harder.

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Ryan asks Brad to sing or rap the Coffee Dance harder.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

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The requested sung version

Brad repeats the right-left-middle pattern with sung boom sounds and Coffee Dance repetitions. The group finds it better but criticizes the high ending. Those reactions do not establish a competition result.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

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What is the actual dance?

Ethan asks whether the right and left moves are part of the dance or whether the dance is a separate third step. Ryan explains holding a cup, spilling coffee and splashing in it. The explanation’s speaker is distinct from Brad’s authorship and performance of the song.

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Ethan asks whether the right and left moves are part of the coffee dance or a separate third step.
Ryan explains the dance as holding and spilling a coffee cup.

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RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

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A low take and proposed future lines

Brad offers a low version, receives mixed reactions and performs it. The group then suggests workshopping a new line whenever the coffee shop appears. Curtis proposes a new line whenever the coffee shop appears. A remark about combining takes to harmonize is a proposed edit, not a completed performance shown here.

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Curtis proposes hearing a new Coffee Dance line whenever the coffee shop appears.