Skaven, Watchmen, The Neverending Story

[@scottcameron174]

Huge shoutout to Mike Trapp for holding down this great series.

[@TheMacShihab]

Amen. I love this show

[@ClickBeetleTV]

I am really glad it survived the College Humor purge

[@Klay_Dubya]

​@@ClickBeetleTV purge?

[@Noobie2k7]

@@Klay_Dubya You'll have to look it up. But over the past 2-3 years the company lost a lot of talent and various shows. Like the Drawfee crew as an example.

[@asterlyons8564]

​@@Klay_Dubyamass layoffs when their financial backers pulled out in 2020.

[@dashferlev7848]

11:34 Um, actually? Nobody ever trades resources in Settlers of Catan because they're cheap jerks who are just jealous that I'm going to win.

[@Bomber679]

Oh no, it's too real

[@RealBradMiller]

I've never played, but this is still funny. 👍

[@Aoderic]

I've only played it once, and no one wanted to trade, which really ruined the fun of the game (for me at least).

[@madeleine7419]

Oh I love the trade facet! My siblings and their spouses (and spouses-to-be) are brilliant on the trade front bc everyone values different things.

[@FishoD]

The point is that trading outside of your turn is almost always bad for you since that person on their turn immediately uses them and benefits from them. Plus until it’s your turn you might even lose them. Point is that basic settlers is actually a very bad game mechanically.

[@L_Maris]

I don't know who this Nick guy is, but the way he gets so excited is really cute.

[@jerodast]

I was going to quote Emily's description of how he looks when he's excited, but decided it would be crass and uncalled for :P

[@Ksams098]

Yeah, she was kinda rude to Nick.

[@joeg451]

They legit brought in one guy who is an actual nerd and two people who bullied the nerd.

[@Envy_Dragon]

5:17 Ah yes, the Weasley twins, one of them older than their mother, both of them older than their father

[@justincoleman3805]

All of them poorly written by a terrible author.

[@arucane8635]

@@justincoleman3805 okay I agree with the author bit but I LIVE for the chaos they make and love them

[@Drowsyspace128]

I mean time turners are a thing so you never know

[@jacobinnamorato8085]

@@justincoleman3805 great author, terrible person

[@clokie6671]

@@justincoleman3805 hey hey, Rowling may be trash, but George and Fred are good

[@meseattlequin]

As much as I hate mid roll ads, I'm glad to see that Um... Actually is attracting advertisers. I hope this either means CH is financially safe, or the great shows can be translated to T.V. like Adam Ruins Everything.

[@jeromealday614]

This is an old episode tho. Nvm, just saw the ad

[@rowensmith3940]

18:50 Um, Actually Arwen doesn't cast a spell to push the waves back to cross into Rivendell, it summons a huge rush of water that washes the Ringwraiths away. One incorrect correction I saw was that it wasn't her casting it, but the direct translation of what she is casting is "Waters of the Misty Mountains, listen to the great word - flow waters of Loudwater against the Ringwraiths!" because in the movie she is the one that casts the spell. In the book it was Glorfindel who rescues Frodo, Elrond who commanded the flood, and the horses in the water added by Gandalf to make the flood deadlier, BUT THIS IS AN AUDIO CLIP FROM THE MOVIE SO YOU CAN'T USE CORRECTIONS FROM THE BOOK

[@taylorhelm7146]

Am I wrong, wasn't Frodo alone at this point in the book.

[@tylerm.8684]

@@taylorhelm7146 In the books, he was on Glorfindels horse, who was commanded to run away as fast as possible leaving everyone behind. After the waves come by, Aragorn and co shove the remaining ringwraiths into the water.

[@taylorhelm7146]

I feel like the movie is left open to interpretation, Arwen seems to be surprised from the rush of water in the scene, and Gandalf claims the horses were his touch on Elrond's water spell?

[@taylorhelm7146]

@@tylerm.8684 I think I was remembering the cartoon movie here, I'll have to take your word for it

[@Shrooblord]

Um, actually that is _exactly_ what Arwen sounded like in my head when reading the book

[@cdsx123]

Nick would have had 7 points if he didn't forget to say um actually 2 times

[@manamage6759]

If love to see him around more

[@styill]

I'm glad he still won.

[@risharddaniels1762]

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[@chloespades]

Awesome profile picture

[@itsgonnabeanaurfromme]

Well that's how the game works

[@saugesmith2760]

Um actually in fifth edition all the variants for Bigby's hand are under one spell, allowing you to switch what the hand is doing from say interposing to forceful

[@avitallichtenfeld813]

“That’s one point for you, and one point away from colonialism.” I laughed way to hard at that

[@HAZPAza]

Nick lost 2 points from not saying Um Actually and STILL won; top man :)

[@Tyletoful]

In the previous spelling bee segments I was like "What nerd would know how to spell that?! even if they were a fan of the franchise!" and then my dumbass was like "It's EZ K-i-l-'-J-a-e-d-e-n" and that is why I'm single.

[@theworm2105]

I was so excited for that one! Then I said jaedan and failed so hard, I'm sorry my wc3 brothers.

[@jerodast]

Honestly this is the easiest one to guess by far if you can just get past that apostrophe. They really should go with closest guess for some of these.

[@eclecticdog2k901]

I don’t know him from the property but I was almost positive it was Kil’jaiden lol

[@michaeltoland3442]

Um actually, Merlin’s spell packs up the entirety of his room into his suitcase.

[@Nazbaque]

And (Um, actually) the fairy godmother's spell isn't the one that gives Cinderella her dress. It's the one that turns a pumpkin into a carriage. They just don't know their Disney movies.

[@RoderickEtheria]

@@Nazbaque Um, actually, it improved various aspects around getting Cinderella for the ball, including fixing her ruined dress, and giving her glass slippers, not just turning the pumpkin into a carraige. If it had only turned the pumpkin into a carriage, it wouldn't have gotten her to the ball, as it needed to turn animals into horses and servants as well.

[@Nazbaque]

@@RoderickEtheria Um, actually, the bit they play is the song. That is for the pumpkin alone. The FG uses the same magic words for the other transformations too including the dress, but the song was for the pumpkin.

[@kevinbarnard355]

@@Nazbaque Um Technically, the spell is the magic words and the wand waving, not the singing.

[@Nazbaque]

@@kevinbarnard355 You know that is a really weird argument. In more than one way, too. Why wouldn't singing the words make a difference? Especially if the wand has to be waved in specific ways. In addition the song includes words and wand movements that the FG doesn't use in her other magic so even if singing the words as opposed to simply saying them makes no difference, it's still a different spell. If you want to argue that all the magic is just the same spell used in different ways, you should argue that the wand movement, the singing and even the words themselves are just fine tuning and don't make a fundamental difference. Even so that point is rightfully mine. In the bit played the spell is being used on the pumpkin.

[@aperson4640]

Um Actually, the alien squid in Watchmen was not transported to earth from another plane. It was created by Ozymandias' team on earth and teleported to New York with an accompanying psychic attack.

[@Lectrikfro]

Yes, he hired writers directors and scientists who he tricked into making a giant monster by telling them they were making a movie about a giant monster. And then Snyder thought it was enough to just have one of Ozy's machines be labeled Subatomic Quantum Unifying Intrinsic field Device, or SQUID and call it a day

[@khamazon8893]

@@Lectrikfro yes, because a giant alien cgi squid would have looked great in a movie from 2009 with only $120 million budget

[@gorillazfan85]

@@khamazon8893 And to be completely fair to Zack, having Dr. Manhattan be the scapegoat for the attack makes a lot more sense overall.

[@datonkallandor8687]

@@gorillazfan85 It really doesn't, since an alien a is surmountable obstacle that a united earth could resist, while Dr. Manhattan is a literal capital G God, and it doesn't matter if Russia and the US work together or not, they have no chance of resisting. Book Ozymandias presents a sensible reason for the world to unite. Movie Ozymandias does not.

[@clokie6671]

@@datonkallandor8687 Comics Manhattan can erase all life on earth with a single thought, and comic Ozymandias knows that

[@caitlinflavell2638]

Nick looks like he should be in a boyband

[@heather19515]

and its HOT

[@anders_x3]

You know, Mike always has the biggest smile on his face in any of these and that makes me happy.

[@apex2000]

Urm Actually, Merlin's spell played is "Prestigitonoum" is used to tshrink and packing all his belongings into 1 bags. The cleaning spell is "Rubity Scrubity"!

[@ravensroost4012]

Um actually its spelt prestidigitarium (edited to add the I that i missed in digit*)

[@kainnak]

Is it bad that I almost screamed FLIGHT OF DRAGONS when I heard the one spell clip. I love that movie so much.

[@orionm-s7377]

Um actually Summer was the only Direwolf to be killed onscreen. We only see Shaggydog’s head, we cut away from Lady’s death, and Grey Wind was hidden behind the cage

[@Levacque]

Exactly! And uhhhhhhh how bout Nymeria?? Definitely just living her best life, murdering Freys with her giant pack.

[@SpencerBryant620]

I have NEVER heard someone talk about A Flight of Dragons before. I am so happy right now!

[@29Zooky]

17:30 Um Actually, the Olsen twins are in a movie quite similar to the name Double Trouble. It's called Double, Double Toil and Trouble.

[@Levacque]

And it's awesome. Oscar's speech in his house legitimately taught me not to judge people based on an odd or unfamiliar appearance. It is deeply rooted in my mind as a formative childhood memory.

[@byebyecitybyebye]

I got just as excited as Nick to hear "Flight of Dragons." Never met another person who has seen it, tbh. Underrated cartoon with great voice acting from James Earl Jones and Harry Morgan. Produced by Rankin/Bass and Topcraft, who also collaborated on "The Last Unicorn" the same year. ("Flight of Dragons" also has a badass theme song, similar to "The Last Unicorn's" theme song, but lacking the latter's breakthrough appeal.) Employees of Topcraft at the time included Hayao Miyazaki, Toshio Suzuki, and Isao Takahata, who, upon Topcraft's dissolution, purchased the studio and changed the name to Studio Ghibli. They also laid off a significant portion of the animation staff, many of whom went on to form Pacific Animation Corporation, which worked on Thundercats and Silverhawks, again with Rankin/Bass.

[@yaacovyoung]

It's easy to tell which twin is older - Fred is first born, first dead

[@Speederzzz]

With the first question my brain went: "Um actually, a skaven army can vmbe very expensive if you use things like ratling guns, warpstone cannons and doomwheels" I didn't even think about real world expensiveness, just point expensiveness...

[@exiusagron6660]

Try thanquol and bone ripper mounted on a screaming bell for points cost.

[@kristiankarhunen7624]

Um, actually his name is Eddard Stark not Ned Stark. Ned is just a nickname. Like Robert/Bob.

[@ccggenius]

Bob Baratheon has a very comic book ring to it.

[@keul2704]

@@ccggenius I, for one, prefer to refer to him only as Bobbert.

[@matthewbrown9086]

@@keul2704 It’s ya boi, Bobby B!!!

[@aandylane]

6:40 Um, actually, clothes are one of the exceptions to Gamp's Elemental Law of Transfiguration, much like food and money, so no, the Wizarding World's denizens cannot magick a robe into existence to avoid buying them or using hand-me-downs.

[@giorgiomauceri410]

Isn't the only known exception food? At least from the books, I remember only that. We can also imagine that wands, valuables and magical organic parts (all of them can be replicated, but have none of the original value or properties) are some of them, but clothes should be free to make

[@LostWhits]

It could still be multiplied, improved or summoned. I just picture the Weasley's summoning their robes from Madam Malkin's at night while everyone was sleeping.

[@thebrutusmars]

That’s so fucked up lmao

[@Levacque]

We have no idea what else is included in Gamp's law besides food. Bit of a stretch to present that so boldly as fact with the "um, actually" in play.

[@DreadMagus]

A year later correction: The Alien in Watchmen was actually an experimental creation not a real alien, created through an intricate means of subterfuge to create panic among the population.

[@BenGaut]

Petition to put Trapp in the running to host Jeopardy

[@eveescastle5866]

I had this thought the other day

[@rachelrachel9152]

That would be so good

[@DonDInamita24]

Um, actually, Kil'jaeden was not originaly a member of the burning leagion, he was an eradar and was corrupted by Sargeras.

[@wort7]

Um Actually. You used Kil'Jaeden in a paragraph, not a sentence.

[@groofay]

And it was more backstory than usage in a sentence. He could have just said "The weather was nice, so Kil'Jaeden decided to go fishing."

[@the_clontz]

Great job all around! Would love to see repeat appearances from all three contestants.

[@myboy_]

I am always filled with delight whenever Little Nemo comes up. SOMEONE on the writing staff is a fan

[@aprillantz813]

Um, actually, the direwolves were not all killed on screen. Lady was off screen (barely) when Ned put her down. Shaggydog was just confirmed dead well after the fact by showing his head. Greywind was in a cage and you just see people fire into it.

[@labangrankvist2993]

You saw Greywind die, though.

[@ShadowDrakken]

I thought when Arwen chants to the river that it was talking to the river itself, not actually a spell? Translated, she's literally asking for the river to aid her against the ring wraiths

[@Mantaur104]

Yes, I think it was mentioned in the book that that river was a bit wild in itself and that the flood could get out of control. But I think it still needed a command to flood, so that could be understood as a spell.

[@Levacque]

@@Mantaur104 yes, in the book Elrond actually holds the waters of the Brunien back so that the company could cross, and then together he, Gandalf, and Glorfindel were able to use that opportunity to turn the river against the Nazgul. Like most such moments, it's a huge spectacle of magic that is completely glossed over because Tolkien loved to keep the magic peripheral to the main action.

[@darkelysium658]

would simp for Nick that's all

[@pyroguyman096]

Um, actually Kil'Jaeden was not originally of the burning legion, but of the erodar. He and Archemond joined the burning legion by swearing fealty to Sargeras. He's also not a demon, even after joining the burning legion, he's simply infused with demonic energies

[@pucshero3304]

Um actually... In the Sword in the Stone that version of "Higitus Figitus" was used by Merlin to pack his sanctum to move, not clean it. He may have been thinking of the spell used to clean the dishes in the castle where Arthur lived, which also started with "higitus figitus," but was different from the version played in the episode.

[@oriondourden]

Um Actually Looney Tunes was misspelled missing the 'e'.

[@jacylnjaggar1274]

I really thought drop out was gonna be on hbo Max for a hot second. Wouldn’t it be cool if they worked together

[@lulua6203]

Um actually, it nevers specifies which Molly Weasley - Percy has a daughter called Molly who is older than Rose (but obviously younger than Ginny) which would make Molly 9th in the list and thereby pushing everyone else up one place, bar Arthur.

[@exileddeath65543]

Um actually, that was specifically Arwen asking the waters for help in a way that seems to imply a prayer to either Ulmo, Valar of the water, or Ossë, a Maiar and one of his vassals. Although, it is not Arwen who is actually sending the water, cannonically in both books and movie it is her father, Elrond. If any Tolkien scholar wants to correct me, I am more than willing to accept. I read the Silmarilion once and this is the only thing it gave me - nitpicky knowledge useless in almost any other situation.

[@loganroark3750]

How great would it be if mike said a 100% true statement so the answer the the question is “Um actually there is nothing wrong here”

[@artleitch]

Um Actually, 'Um Actually' is sponsored by Dropout TV, not HBO Max

[@artleitch]

@Bridger Hammond Well technically you are correct, but I would say that Dropout TV pays to produce the shows in the first place, so 🤷‍♀️

[@OurHourglass]

Um, actually, Emily said "Bigsby's" and not "Bigby's."

[@ob2kenobi388]

3:18 I love how he technically doesn't clarify who he's talking about, so it's hilarious and anticlimactic to imagine he meant "Atreyu didn't ride the luck dragon Falkor after his horse was eaten by Gmork, Atreyu drowned in the swamp!"

[@JohnSmith-mk6nv]

9:08 Um, actually Batman had already joined the league of shadows, but abandoned it when he refused to commit murder.

[@kidofburden]

20:07 Um, Actually, that's a Yoplait Light which is only 80 calories. A Yoplait Original is in a red package and has 170 calories. :P

[@elizacarrie7433]

They should do a game of character cognates: a matching game with two groups of pictures. One set will be characters from assorted properties with names pronounced or spelled very similarly to real world people or things. The second group is of those real world things. For example, a picture of a Kardashian and a photo of a Cardassian (from Star Trek Next Generation)

[@Levacque]

There was a NASA engineer named John Aaron who was critical in solving the Apollo 12 disaster and also aided in Apollo 13. His name also happens to be an exact homophone for Jon Arryn, the character whose death kicks off Game of Thrones. I guess what I'm saying is that I approve of this idea wholeheartedly. Or, like, just to be a dick, you have two planet photos and it's Tattooine and Dantooine

[@elizacarrie7433]

@@Levacque it makes me so happy to cross paths with a likeminded nerd in the comments section of an Um Actually Video. If only I had the money to pay for dropout, then I'd propose a discord run, fan-generated list of such homophones for use on a future episode :*)

[@KurtisRainboltGreene]

I really loved Edgar Momplaisir on this episode. He made it fun!

[@serenityq26]

he didnt even buzz in for that flight of dragon question........

[@brakthalas]

Was really hoping for a dragon quest spell in that section, those spells are great.

[@krispiccini6046]

When are you guys going to invite Stephan Colbert to the show? He would make a great contestant.

[@SL-gz9gq]

Too much of a lib lmao

[@VioletTheGeek]

Invite the host of the Late Show to a KZbin comedy quiz show?

[@heartpng]

@@VioletTheGeek Colbert did have Hot Ones on his show once, so it's not out of the realm of possibility!

[@krispiccini6046]

@@SL-gz9gq what does that have to do with being on a comedy/geek quiz show? The remark you left made literally zero sense.

[@krispiccini6046]

@@VioletTheGeek I honestly doubt he would even say no personally. Colbert is super chill.

[@jacobinnamorato8085]

I love how they are sponsored by HBO Max when they literally upload this show to a competing streaming service (I’m talking about Dropout, not KZbin)

[@rachelrachel9152]

Well ya know theyre all just netflixes in the end

[@WardNightstone]

um actually Molly Weasely is a year older then her husband Arthur also like EVERY SINGL CHARICTER INT HE MOVIE Mike said Ras' Al Ghoul incorrectly (it's pronounced RaySH not RAZ)

[@Aurich88]

I remember them saying raysh in the animated series, but it there some better reason you say that? Like rules of pronunciation in whatever region that name is supposed to be from?

[@MasterCrander]

Umm actually actually, Molly is only 3 months plus a week older than Arthur if we are to assume that they both started at Hogwarts the same year and conceived Bill in wedlock; though another source states her birthday as 1950 despite being incogruent with the description of surrounding events.

[@arlopullman6836]

Um actually in 5e Bigby's Interposing, Grasping and Forceful Hand are simply three per-turn choices for the single spell, called simply: Bigby's Hand.

[@Fieari]

Um, actually, despite what some might think, older editions of D&D don't just vanish when new ones come out, and you should know your roots.

[@arlopullman6836]

@@Fieari I mean firstly, no. Secondly if you don't specify the edition I'm going to assume it's the latest one. Thirdly this is a show literally about pointless nitpicks, so chill out.

[@bouboulroz]

@@arlopullman6836 However, the question specifically mentions the Grasping Hand spell, implying it refers to an older edition, making the precision unnecessary.

[@arlopullman6836]

@@bouboulroz Yes. It is a game show about uncharitable nitpicks. I uncharitably nitpicked the show for not clarifying what edition it was referring to. Why is this so hard for people?

[@bouboulroz]

@@arlopullman6836 Because you are not nitpicking about a wrong statement, like the game show encourages to do, but about the absence of an information that you perceive as relevant when it is, in fact, not. The statement isn't "wrong", it's just "not precise", so it doesn't call for a correction. Moreover, why is it so easy for you to consider your nitpicking justified yet to not accept when other people are doing the same about you ? Because that is exactly what is happening : people are merely nitpicking about your own nitpicking. If you can't take it, don't do it.

[@mickeymaguire5696]

Um actually, the micro verse doesn't create energy with the goobleboxes, the energy is stolen from a miniverse created by Zeep

[@squipplepuff384]

Except after the episode they went back to goobleboxes

[@Hurricayne92]

Damn that Flight of Dragons question really brought back memories.

[@MightyPinecone]

Bro, that’s hilarious because my homie did make a rap song about Merlin and used the higgitus figgitus line.

[@problemami]

Um Actually, "incantatio" is a feminine singular nominative noun of the third declension so the correct latin would read: "incantatio ridiculA" (as the adjective "ridiculus, -a, -um" would have to match the noun in gender, number, and case)

[@jb888888888]

Um Actually in S'pel ling Bi nobody ever follows the rules that Trapp tells them. Say the word, spell it, say the word again.

[@kokum66]

Um actually the spell in Little Nemo: adventures in slumberland is both used to try to banish the nightmare King as well as attack one of his Manta ray minions that is attacking them while they're flying on the bed.

[@lifeinlilt]

Um actually, "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo" is not played when the fairy godmother creates Cinderella's dress; it's what she sings while magicking up the pumpkin coach. She DOES sort of mutter the words "bibbidi bobbidi" and "boo" while conjuring the dress, but it's over some rising music and anonymous choir vocalizations, which are musically unrelated to (as well as separated from, by dialogue) the clip you played. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4mtp6t7fbipa6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIKnk4yHZs6eqtU

[@childemperor5203]

Um actually, are you ever going to ask questions about Wheel of Time, one of the biggest fantasy series ever?

[@MrNegaBlox]

Um, Actually, it is explained that the monster at the end of Watchmen is not, in fact, an extra dimensional being. It was a created through genetic engineering by Ozymandias. It is the government, who were unaware of the creature's origin, that called it an extra-dimensional being

[@Levacque]

Classic kneejerk response from a Nixon Whitehouse.

[@graceryan6349]

8:28 Um Actually, it's not a real alien. They have artists and movie special effects people create it and then a psychic person creates a weird field around it so it explodes when teleported.

[@theunwelcome]

I guess I won't invite Emily to Catan night then...

[@neeskeskneesk4004]

New to the show, and had a mega smile on my face with the Flight of Dragons question, it's such an awesome movie

[@ashleygibson8412]

Um actually, Mary-Kate and Ashley did have a witch movie called Double Trouble

[@_TracerBullet]

Lol Emily is a very mean nerd.

[@Skycania]

Yeah shit man, what a bully. Good on him for ignoring her.

[@JwanCortez]

Right? A little uncalled for. Specially in a show like this

[@luketfer]

It's quite funny where, if those comments had been made to a girl by a guy, he'd have been cruicified. Like could you imagine a woman talking about being into warhammer or videogames and then a dude just butting in with "well sex is better" Honestly hope they never have Emily as a guest again.

[@DefiBroadnose]

I was looking for a comment about how rude she was, happy everyone just skated past her funk.

[@LnPPersonified]

Flight Of Dragons! Based off one of my favorite fantasy books, The Dragon And The George! Both are excellent, I highly recommend them.

[@mitchd9017]

Um Actually, Arwen techically summons the waters to wash the ringwraiths down the river, not move the water so she can cross with frodo.

[@grantdlesk6963]

Um actually, Kil'Jaeden is actually originally from the planet Argus and not the just the Great Dark Beyond

[@Astro_weeeeee]

God i love it when the enders series is mentioned, still yet to read the shadow saga past enders shadow (my favorite book)

[@generalians]

"SAHR-gair-ahs" never have I been more pissed off as a nerd than that moment.

[@RefugeeKLicious]

As someone who was super in WoW for a couple of years, the pronunciation of Sargeras’ name killed my soul… P.S. Nick is effing cute, and his enthusiasm on nerd stuff bumps him up to a straight 11/10. 😍🥰

[@kerdul]

um, actually a lot that was said about Kil'jaeden was wrong. First of all he was not originally a member of the burning legion, he was orignally an eredar from the planet argus, who later became demons when sargeras corrupted them. Also Kil'jaeden was not responsible for corrupting the orcs, that was the pit lord Mannoroth. I might be wrong about this, but i dont even think Kil'jaeden is technically a demon, he only commands the demon armies. Also its not called the great dark beyond, its called the twisting nether.

[@razordu30]

Hat tip to Nick for subtley correcting the pronounciation of Catan but not making a big deal about it.

[@ImTheBestJamie]

Its wierd that I only just found out about this episode, but whatever, Im glad to see that CH is getting those sponsorship deals!

[@Veronensis]

Um Actually, the spell from the fairy godmother played here makes the pumpkin carriage, not the dress. To make the dress, at the end, she says "bibbidi-bobbidi" three times before saying "boo".

[@hufflebuffben]

My childhood heart is so sad no one got the Little Nemo reference 😭❤ I get it, it was small and terrifying, but still. One of my friends couldn't watch it as a kid because the walking bed gave her nightmares--of all things in Little Nemo 🤣 It was like an American McGee's Miyazaki movie

[@elpedromoin]

Ummm actually, they pinned my comment in the other video

[@felixbache5369]

I feel like the questions are getting a little easier, which I welcome

[@rosemacqueen5172]

I feel like that’s because none of them had played before. Trapp knows he can go hard when someone like Brennan or Murph is there, but it would just be kinda rude to only throw super difficult questions for their first time on the show.

[@Wizerdbyz]

Or perhaps you, my friend, have become a bigger nerd over time?

[@felixbache5369]

@@Wizerdbyz !!!!! Perhaps you're right!

[@bryce9025]

Did...did I have a stroke? Did I not already watch this? What is happening?!?!?

[@DbN-dftba]

It got removed and reuploaded for some reason. I was in the middle of watching it when it got taken down

[@christianboehlefeld5168]

The HBOMax ad wasn't in the original upload. They must be getting sweet ad revenue to remove and reupload the vid. It also seems like they added more ad rolls.

[@miguelhernandez1407]

My favorite moment is when Emily set her buzzer down when the D&D question comes up, then Nick answers correctly but forgets to say "um, actually", THEN EMILY SCRAMBLES FOR HER BUZZER AND SNAGS IT FROM NICK BEFORE EDGAR COULD REACT. Bravo 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@TheGingerJedaii]

Um Actually although the error you wanted was Ghost was still alive, Lady was not killed on screen, it was offscreen followed by a howl and a cut away to Bran

[@MinagiV]

Thank you for reminding me of Flight of Dragons, which I thought I dreamed/made up!!!!

[@Darasilverdragon]

Nick is my spirit animal, we got all the same questions correct and/or wrong Also anyone who loves Flight of Dragons enough to recognize Carolinus is my G

[@willburket1679]

Guess I'm your G(orbash) then

[@FogelTheVogel]

Um Actually, all of those Bigby's hands are the same spell in 5e. It's just called Bigby's Hand, and it has 4 modes (Clenched Fist, Forceful Hand, Grasping Hand, Interposing Hand) that the caster can switch between.

[@brianmorton9419]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a question be asked, answered, and moved past as the Vampire of the Masquerade question

[@eringray1160]

Um actually, the Fairy Godmother uses Bibbity Boppity Boo to make Cinderella’s carriage and coachmen, but actually forgets to make the dress until after the song is done and Cindy has to remind her. BOOM! Never thought I’d have one.

[@DawsJosh]

Um actually the LUT is white shifted this episode

[@benvoliothefirst]

THANK YOU

[@OscarGomez-hg8cb]

Trapp failed to mention the most powerful of Bigby’s spells: Bigby’s cat retrieving hand

[@thewingedserpent5823]

I think the longest roads point in catan is meant to represent general infrastructure

[@MyCabbages8]

UMM ACTUALLY!! That particular section of 'bibbity boppity boo' is the fair godmother casting the spell to make the mice into horses, the dog into a footman and I don't remember who's driving, as well as making the pumpkin coach!

[@JohnSmith-mk6nv]

6:04 Um, actually Molly might be older than Arthur. Arthur was born February 6th 1950, Molly was born October 30th. Assuming they were in the same year in Hogwarts, her birth year would be 1949.

[@Ramberta]

...if Arthur was born in 1950 and Molly in 1969 then clearly he is older...

[@JohnSmith-mk6nv]

@@Ramberta sorry typo, 1949 not 1969

[@KareninaKahler]

Um actually, it was Arwen calling down the raging waters of the Bruinen River to chase the Nine off the hunt.

[@mulethedonkey2579]

yo i got the weasley one! I totally didn't think to guess some I woulda gotten xD

[@RedVinesTheUmbridgeW]

um, actually, Yoplait Light Strawberry has 90 calories, not 200. even if you were referencing the original, full fat version, which you weren't because that picture says "light" very clearly and the color scheme is different, that would only have 150 calories.

[@AngryNerdBird]

I cannot BELIEVE you actually reached all the way back to A Flight of Dragons! Ommadon is the best! :D

[@LordVarreus]

Dude's a fucking ultra nerd for recognizing flight of the dragons props to him holy shit.

[@tiffanymorgan1059]

I would’ve ROCKED this episode. Dang!