151: Was it just me, or was the timing just a little fast this time? Or were you all just too hyped over the police? Anyway, the game went well, the most amusing part being all the screaming. That's basically made the game because when the time condenses, that's the only part that stays constant in each sub-section. And how did you guys take off your head-gear under water?
Counting Words: Brian, nice work. Way to play off of Jason and his one word answers. Jason, you play the one word up like very few people could do. Not only did you guys do VERY well on the word count (I only counted a couple of times where one of you went over or under), but the entire scene was good too.
Me, Myself, or I: You guys need to play variations on this one more often. That was great! First, Lauren, it sounded like you said I, but I'm glad you came back-you almost won. I thought you were going to, you deserved it anyway. Brian, that was classic. Lost on the first line. And Layton, why did you run out of there? You didn't way one of the three. But either way, this game was great. You need to do this more than the quesiton one because it really makes you guys work and I love to see you all sweat!
Small Scenes: I agree witht he new girl doing Five Random Thoughts, I want a life size CDE menorah. Except, I"m not Jewish, but who cares? Mark, nice work on interjecting the line about Chanukah anonymous. All the scenes were pretty good, though I think some of you give the audience too much credit i.e. "Han (Solo on planet) Ukah" and "Hon, I can't..."
Split Screen: Cortney: star, fairey, what else can she pull off so cutely? Nice work on connecting the scenes, you always are the one that puts them together. You are really good in this game. Both sides did very well and like Candy Land, another childhood memory has been perverted as now Wendy, alas, is a whore. Who knew?
LOW: Honest, I only got the part with Tiffany because by that time, everyone on the side had stopped either pretending they had handcuffs on or getting ready to go. I was in the left seats so the clear view of Layton pretending to be handcuffed beat out Brian and Andrew speaking gibberish-no offense guys. Although, I wouldn't mind seeing Jason in handcuffs under different circumstances. ;) Tiffany, I've now decided you've never seen a plunger before or you'd be REALLY bad at Charades. Either way, you should be in this game more often because you get so many laughs. I have to say, I missed Jason being in this one because he's usually really good (I did say 'usually') at explaining them. Maybe not guessing, but explaining he's hilarious.
Genre: Mark, never do that impression or face ever unless you're on stage. That's just scary. Brian, nice work with setting up the genre and giving Cortney a perfect intro. You guys did well, that's basically all I can remember.
Goofus and Gallant: Um, Layton? Do you always ride horses like that? Moving on-I loved Kerry! Just not his butt. To say you played off of sitting on the world perfectly would be redundant, you should know it already. Layton, you're Gallant was great, as was you're play with Lauren fitting with the character. Your solution to the problem was inventive and amusing. It kinda seemed like the Goofus solution was just a way to quickly end the game.
Police: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Revolt! Mutiny! Sit-in! Rebel! Riot! Defy! Fans, rise up and stab them with your plastic Student Union forks!