The Chase | Daragh 'The Menace' Ennis Takes On A Team Of Three In The Final Chase

[@lewizkid1630]

bruh why the description callling him dennis the menace his name is Daragh

[@B4sk3tdud3]

Darragh Ennis shortened to D. Ennis which turns into Dennis. It is weird that the description basically says D. Ennis Ennis though.

[@tamasg538]

Great effort to get 20. Team effort too

[@SerLagsalot]

How on earth did "How many legs does an alpaca have?" get out of the writers room?

[@pusoduke]

cracked!!

[@odayaka9697]

6:12 XD

[@aceca5147]

5:56 Hoth is in the fictional star wars galaxy not the milky way

[@jackthechristian3452]

No, it's literally a planet within the Milky Way Galaxy in the Star Wars franchise.

[@SerLagsalot]

@@jackthechristian3452The Star Wars Galaxy is literally "a galaxy far, far away", it's specifically described by the narrative *itself* as not the Milky Way.

[@CheeseMonger60]

The star wars galaxy is called the Skyriver Galaxy so that one was incorrect

[@happypotato42]

The question was about the planet *nicknamed* Hoth, so they were talking about a real-life planet in the Milky Way whose actual name is OGLE-2005-BLG-390. If the contestant had said Skyriver Galaxy, I'd be very interested to know how that would be scored

[@CheeseMonger60]

@@happypotato42 Ahh i see i simply misunderstood the question, and yes i too would have like to seen that answer.

[@davidz2690]

How do these people think Cambodia, Thailand etc are in south Asia lmao

[@beaujones5124]

They're in South East Asia

[@davidz2690]

@@beaujones5124 exactly not East South Asia

[@jackthechristian3452]

@@davidz2690 if ur so smart, u shld go onto the chase and come home with the money. thats what i thought

[@davidz2690]

@@jackthechristian3452 fair enough but honestly it’s not even worth my time I don’t think

[@SerLagsalot]

@@davidz2690 Exactly what? "Southeast Asia" is a geographical or geopolitical designation broadly defining 'that bit of Asia that is south of East Asia, and east of South Asia.' Is your problem just that the English language by historical convention prefixes cardinal directions with the north-south axis?