Freeze: Brian, I liked this way of starting the game. You need to do that more often. As for the game, it was a nice way to start the show. Especially with the chicken fight. Would love to see that one for real. Oh wait, I did - at the last party where you guys practically fell off eachother because you were drunk! But getting back to the game.. Tiffany, don't know if you noticed, but you did the same accent both times you went in. And Alec, don't know about how many others, but I got your sun/man-in-the-sun/representing-the-sun reference at least. Culture is nice, but I think it went above a lot of heads. Oh well, what's this world coming to?
LOW: Well, sometimes it works. And sometimes it doesn't. And sometimes, you have an entire show of LOW. Because I'm assuming there's a rule that you can't explain something in the same way, Cortney, you did pretty good trying to do 'Hiroshima' with the mushrooms. Andrew, don't feel bad. I don't think anyone could have done canloe. But it's sure fun to see you sweat it out trying. Call me a sadist, but apparently I'm not the only one in the crowd. As for Kerry and Ashley, for the very little you were given, nice trying! I don't remember any of you four, sans Andrew, doing this game before, so maybe that's an excuse. Not much else to say.
Me, Myself, or I: Tiffany, you were this close! And you started it too. Noticed that one of the main reasons you stayed put was that you find more ways to accuse the other person of doing something and you use, 'You...' a lot, which means the response has a tendancy to be, 'Me' or 'I,' without the other person realizing it. If that was your conscious strategy, sorry I leaked it to the others, if not, thank your subconscious. Only other thing I noticed was a certain pattern having to do with a person named Layton. Everytime this game has been played, you always get out on the first sentance. And it's not just random occurance - you always run off stage before you get the entire line out which proves that you always plan the sentance. (That's not even mentioning that people can see you thinking of what to say right before you get in.) What's with that, huh?
Imminent Doom: And I ask again: Tiffany, do you plan that accent? Lauren, great play off Tiffany's set up! And that certainly was an interesting way to set up dying. Brian, felt sorry for you that you had to come up with your own way of dying, but at least you did pretty well. Which leads to that all of you did really way to set up the others dying, except Brian. And to the audience member: I'm with Tiffany, what's a 'sea monkey'?
Genre: Ashley, your robot always seems to come into play in this game because there's been the 'Kung-Fu' suggestion before. And like the last time, you got the rest of the genre perfect about suitors, fathers, fights, but I'm not so sure about the tea. Though I'll take a couple cups please! Brian, I love your accent and the way you hold yourself in this game. You've either watched quite a few kung-fu movies, or your just that good. Both you and Andrew were outrageous when argueing about what you were fighting over. Too perfect! Good job on this one.
Soliloquy: This was just kinda creepy. Mother eating dirt from a rose bush, upchucking it, and Dad eating it? Good God. Cortney and Jason, you two had great soliloquies, but Alec? Where were you? No deep, inner thoughts to express about your loving son or your wife whom you don't allow to eat anything? In general, you all need to do a soliloquy otherwise it kind of seems not-complete if you don't have everyone's inner, dark, deep, devious thoughts.
Return Desk: Layton, Layton, Layton. Can opener? Bob Barker? And at the beginning on the year you always got the clues so easily! What changed? Jason, nice job on actually doing an accent or some different character because usually the clerk, or whatever, is usually devoid of one. It made it much more funny, especially with all the comments you made. It'd be cool to see this game reversed - each person knows their object, but the clerk has to guess. That'd be interesting. Lauren, way to give it to Jason about the 'Open/Close,' and to the sorority girls!!! That entire part was great on both sides.
Time Warp: Andrew, your timing followed the two players very well, maybe a little too well. It almost made it seem as though you guys decided before hand that the two players would come up with the times and you were only there to say, 'Go to that time.' Alec, nice way to spice it up as The Crocodile Hunter. That's it.
Performance Art: Gag me with a spoon. Jason, that was..oh man. Nice play on words and that's all I'm saying about that. To go along with that, Mark - what would you say if I said the answer was, 'Yes'? No, it's not, but anyway, you deserve props too for chaning it around. You definetly understand the Performance Art better than most. Tiffany, your start was great, but I didn't quite understand the ending. And taking the sperm? Just eww..
Repeat Emo: Hehehe. Tiffany, you were great on the 'Paranoid' suggestion. I think the wall has bruises. Or at least black marks from your shoes. Mark and Layton, you both did really well on that one testing eachother and then freaking out. Nice job. 'Wrath' was interesting. Mark, you did really well on this one. And Layton, you stole 'Euphoric,' with all the little hand shots, and, well, the broom.
Break In The Life Of: Ok, whoever the friends were that volunteered the guy, you deserve to be shot. Well, maybe not to death, but come on. Wow, crazy bird. How hilarious. Though Jason does make an interesting pigeon. Wonder if he'd be one of the starved ones or the really fat ones that pick on other birds. Anyway, Cortney, good job on the hallucinations. Andrew, you run into walls so well I'm wondering if you've had practice? No? Yes? Eh, anyway. Ashley! You need to get involved! You usually stay in the background on this game, get out there! You're good, don't worry.