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Powder Room Alert
Well, Curt, we got a batter room alert.
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Well, Curt, we got a batter room alert.
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She is. Her and Daphne are just my two favorites. But then they just literally had also why was she going to the bathroom to put perfume on? That was a total side note. Speaking of, Karen, you're not going to believe it. We got a powder room alert.
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Oh, they turned. There's like a ceiling fan. Yeah. They turned off the vortex. Well, guys, there is at least one saving grace. Because, Curt, we got a powder room alert.
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Yeah. To be fair. To be fair. Okay. First, let's for posterity. We got a powder room alert.
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You got to say it. The whole thing. Oh, goodness. The powder room. No. We've got a powder room alert, you horse's ass.
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The hosts flag Gertrude’s visit to the powder room. After a request to use the right cadence, Ryan performs “There’s a powder room alert.” A recorded clip from Frasier follows: “Let me just pop into the powder room real fast.”
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Brad performs the double-powder-room question to Ryan and is coached to try again with more zest and enthusiasm. His retries address Ryan and Mr. Sansone before Ryan agrees there is a double powder room alert. The recording confirms Brad as the coached performer. The rehearsals and final answer form one exchange.
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Ryan calls a powder room alert, then gives the first “Curt, we got a loo alert” retry. Brad performs the British-accent attempt. Ryan performs the Irish-impression lines “Oi, Curt,” “We’ve got a loo alert” and “Where’s your loo?” The group discusses whether the phrase sounds like a warning or an attempt to address someone named Lou. No score or winner is assigned.
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The first alert responds to the Swiffer being put in the powder room. A call announces the alert and a short reply follows; the group discusses the speaker’s excitement and hints at another scene. Later, another prompt asks how to handle the new opportunity, followed by a second alert and reply. The hosts celebrate a scene centered on the powder room and Marty’s embarrassment. Ryan performs both alert calls and the first response; Brad performs the second response.
What everyone brought to the table · 2 recorded contributions
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The source transcribes the response as Drop the power room. Ryan performs the response, and the automatic wording is preserved in the source details rather than silently made into a new catchphrase.
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The source transcribes the response as Trap the power room. The prompt, alert, reply and ensuing reaction stay one exchange, with Ryan calling and Brad responding.
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Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. So, Brad, you're going to break the tie. But you have to if you're going to roll in Ryan's favor, you have to introduce the powder room alert. That's fair. And if you're not, do your regular Buzzkillie thing.
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Ryan performs the Powder Room Alert over the standard inserted music.
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immediately what his plan was? Because I was lost. Yeah, I was totally lost. And it's after seeing the finished product, it looked really crazy. Yeah. I think we did have a powder room alert, though.
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