Can Brett Cooper Name The Classic Book?!

Use Promo Code 'COOPER' for 10% off your will: www.epicwill.com/
How well did you do?!
Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to our KZbin channel, and ring the notification bell so you never miss a future upload!
Check out the Brett Cooper collection now: bit.ly/3On9jrP
Follow Brett Cooper on social media:
Instagram - www.instagram....
Twitter - / imbrettcooper
Facebook - / brettcooperdw
#TheCommentsSection #BrettCooper #DailyWire #Reaction #React #Politics #Culture #Entertainment #TikTok #literature #classic #novel #english #books #reading #trivia #guessing

[@TheCommentsSection]

Popping into the comments section to say hey and remind y’all to like this video, subscribe to my channel, and hit the notification bell so you know as soon as my next episode drops. Thank you so much for watching my video and have a great day! -BC

[@common_c3nts]

Ben Shapiro in drag. He finally went full fox news trans.

[@PinkyLov3r]

mommy

[@ben2808]

Jesus Christ loves you

[@ben2808]

@@PinkyLov3r Jesus Christ loves you

[@ben2808]

@@common_c3nts Jesus Christ loves you

[@susanpumphrey354]

Not sure I want to live in a world where Twilight is considered a classic.

[@drigondii]

As much as Harry Potter, I guess...

[@sonsofisstvan1675]

You may not like it’s content but you cannot deny the amount of people who consume it.

[@PeterParker-gp8bi]

harry potter is not a classic and twilight is definitely not a classic

[@HasanPikerIsADouche]

@@drigondii twilight is beneath Harry Potter... but neither is a classic

[@pruthvirajshinde9991]

@@PeterParker-gp8bi i think no one has an authority over categorising something as a classic and it just depends on what people miss the most, although given the situation , GLOBALLY, i feel like Twilight doesn't even come close to the influence Harry Potter has had on people.

[@meleebrawler6462]

The funny part about this is I haven’t read most of these books and I still knew what they were based on these descriptions.

[@JackSmith-hx8zh]

That's very true. I've only read two of them but outscored Brett, bless her.

[@meleebrawler6462]

@@JackSmith-hx8zh Well, she didn’t post a lot on her Instagram this weekend, so maybe she spent it reading all those books that she hadn’t read yet. She did say she was gonna do that near the end, and this was filmed on Election Day.

[@foxman8882]

I got a majority of them right without reading them too. Some of that good oral and visual learning.

[@meleebrawler6462]

@@foxman8882 It also helps that many of these books were adapted to other mediums. Allows you to still know the stories without having to read them.

[@gilber78]

Same - I got 18/20 but only read maybe half of them

[@rosesales7845]

As bookworm myself, I absolutely loved this segment!! Please do more!

[@HunterXWorld95]

Agreed.

[@allahbole]

When Brett said she was an English major, I thought I would get trounced playing along. I'm an engineer, got all but two. Screaming at the screen when Brett paused. Need to start a book club Brett! First on the list: the entire Ender's Game series.

[@clscragg]

Love that you were talking about Pride and Prejudice and then quoted Emma 😂

[@self-publishinghelp8596]

Not Emma! It was P and P.

[@zjbaggenstosfamily9920]

“If I loved you less I would be able to talk about it more.” Is from “Emma”

[@eric8851]

My Son just finished that book for HS English

[@andreacall3024]

Yes that actually drove me crazy because she quoted it twice XD

[@charisbuford3442]

i was just looking in the comments to see if someone else noticed that

[@estrobart6785]

Now that we have concluded Brett hasn't seen LOTR, the next Off the Clock needs to be her reacting to it

[@joshuaguyswhite3570]

Agree!

[@walternate2914]

First Star Wars and now LOTR? Those are like the best films ever made

[@joychalaby]

YES TO THIS!

[@bluevip3015]

Woah Bett is really well read. Also it’s time for Brett to watch the LOTR extended editions Edit: BRETT YOU GOTTA GO READ ENDER’S GAME IT’S AMAZING

[@sivad1025]

READ***** She's a book person. No excuse to not read the books!

[@_Stormfather]

@@sivad1025 I tend to agree with you, but I'm a book person too and the LotR books didn't catch my interest at all, sadly

[@sivad1025]

@@_Stormfather I had that problem the first time I tried reading them (gave up towards the end of Fellowship), but Rings of Power was so bad that I went back to finish. Almost done now, and the books are amazing.

[@_Stormfather]

@@sivad1025 maybe I'll have to try again some time

[@philbutler6442]

Enders game is my favorite book of all time

[@mattlee6806]

Brett was named after Lady Brett Ashley??? That's genuinely awesome!

[@runfromnuke]

Brett's transitions to her sponsors rivals the quality of Deadpool breaking the fourth wall.

[@millsrickman7703]

Maybe get over super hero bullshit. But she is a segue master

[@wonderwoman5496]

@@millsrickman7703 Maybe get over your own superhero bullshit. The comparison is accurate.

[@millsrickman7703]

@@wonderwoman5496 what the H are you talking about

[@SWAGTVmusic]

No cap 😂🤣

[@masonpyle5929]

No Deadpool breaking the fourth wall rivals Brett’s transitions to her sponsors.

[@bryancorrell3689]

I don't know whether to feel good or bad that I got all of them. Also, are we really calling 'Twilight' a classic now?

[@lovemilkypuff]

Its cool. Pretty sure you love books a lot

[@lokei1326]

Twilight is garbage...but honestly, I can't stand Hemingway either.

[@BecauseImBatmanFilms]

Brett's answers for Illiad and Lord of the Rings made me sad

[@johnthomas2485]

As well as Ender's Game. The book is much better than the movie.

[@_Stormfather]

@@johnthomas2485 I was shouting at my phone for Ender's Game

[@HasanPikerIsADouche]

I thought the Odyssey as well with that description

[@spencergsmith]

@@johnthomas2485 that’s an understatement. The movie was awful, the book is one of my all-time favorites.

[@blystonethree]

The second Jane Austen quote was from Emma!!! Mr. Knightly!

[@zacharysiple629]

6:16 Brett, that Christmas story is called The Gift of the Magi.

[@kallyle6611]

Brett, please do more of these videos. It’s interesting to see you guess these descriptions, especially the bad descriptions.

[@Mcvthree3]

The hair clip story Brett mentioned is called The Gift of the Magi by O. Henry

[@thefamilydad8635]

I remember a children’s adaptation called “Gifts for Madge and Guy.” Extremely funny.

[@dakkarnemo1094]

I'm actually reading _Moby-Dick_ now. It's a bit of a hard read because of the way Hermann Melville wrote it, but I think the lesson of not letting revenge dictate your actions, lest it destroy you and those around you, is a lesson many today should learn.

[@Andrei99k]

Reading it now too, it is very modernist in its writing style. Very many descriptions and comparisons. Long sentences and anarchic vocabulary (it is now). But I like it. It has a lot of hidden meaning and analogies to it. It is a good classic.

[@matityaloran9157]

I liked it but there are far too many digressions about whale science

[@Archimedes616]

"Ken Starr became obsessed with pursuing charges against Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton became his Moby Dick."--Bill Maher.

[@maxallen3438]

What surprised me about Moby Dick is how funny it is. I was genuinely crying with laughter at the Spouter Inn chapter and introduction of Queequeg.

[@donovanchilton5817]

Those are the best parts.

[@shannonbloecker3298]

"If I loved you less, I might be able to talk about it more" is from Emma. Get it together, Brett

[@donfrost9457]

As yet another fellow bookworm, I loved the closing comment on reading LORD of the Flies over the weekend! Then you need to set a long weekend or two and do Lord of the Rings, but start with The Hobbit. Also, how can you discuss Brave New World an 1984 and not, at least, mention Animal Farm? Their muses were definitely responsible for the difference in their writing styles. Huxley was on LSD and Orwell was surviving WWII!

[@_Stormfather]

Animal Farm was about communism as a concept. The other two were specifically dystopian future books

[@elizablair2816]

Brett, girl... My heart melted when you started quoting Jane Austen😭🥰 A relaxing day is to curl up on the couch with a cup of tea, a blanket and A Jane Austen book!

[@taraharvey8123]

🤔🤔 *Can you tell me about Jane Austen.. like what type of books does she write??* *I've never read any of hers, but I LOVE books that are set in like the 1800's and it's even BETTER if they're set in Britain!!* *TiA for any help!* 😉🥰😉

[@Kanshin]

@@taraharvey8123 Jane Austen wrote a bunch of very popular books during the regency era in Britan....if you've seen or read Pride and prejudice, Emma, Persuasion, Sense and sensibility , Mansfield Park, Northanger abby those are all Jane Austen books...

[@taraharvey8123]

@@Kanshin *Oh ok.. No I haven't read or watched any of those. But apparently I need to!* *Thanks for the reply❣️*

[@Kanshin]

​@@taraharvey8123 No problem. I'm not sure where you live but at least in america there are some fairly decent though slightly older BBC adaptations of her books I think are on Hulu right now.... Pride and Prejudice with Colin Firth is very popular...there is also an American verion with Keira Knightly that I think a lot of people also like

[@thefilthyrhombus3856]

@@Kanshin I wouldn't say the Keira Knightley version is American. Pretty much the entire cast except for Donald Sutherland and Jena Malone are British as is the director. The only connection to America it has is that it was produced and distributed by Miramax which is an American company, but aside from that the production is otherwise thoroughly English. I don't mean to nitpick it's just that when people see "American version/adaptation" they tend to be justifiably turned off as I would say seven out of ten times the "American" adaptation tends to be of inferior quality.

[@sarahfruin6414]

“If I loved you any less I might be able to talk about more” is from “Emma”, I believe.

[@SM-hl6hh]

More. Book. Content. PLEASE!!! and thank you :)

[@ViolinCover348]

The way she described Gollum just using his weird sound effects was gold!

[@just1stone689]

1984 vs Brave New World....we are living through both dystopian visions simultaneously.

[@frzstat]

And you could throw in a little Animal Farm.

[@VueiyVisarelli]

"Group spends months returning jewelry" is probably the funniest of those "bad descriptions." 😂🤣

[@BruceCross]

I can't stop laughing at Brett's imitation of Smeagol/Gollum. 7:13

[@Sojo-hy7rm]

When Brett said “what’s that?” to Enders game my jaw dropped… what a phenomenal book. Based on her book tastes I cannot believe she hasn’t read it

[@ItsFreshItsAnne]

I feel gotten EVERY time Brett dips RIGHT into an ad sponsor. Well done, clever girl lol

[@larrythecucumber_]

This guys voice is really relaxing Give me more of him talking 😭😭

[@demurevilleneuvewinslet8235]

As someone who DOES NOT have an English major, I'm actually proud of myself that I got more of these right, then someone who did go to college to know this subject. I knew these more than Brett Cooper, and she spent a whole lot of loot and time on this.

[@therasilvi]

Same

[@cincydooley]

Sure ya did.

[@archstanton7862]

Great off the clock segment, would love to see more like this! Also, Fahrenheit 451was mentioned, while it's not usually considered in the same league as 1984 or Brave New World, of the dystopian novels it arguably most closely resembles what's going on right now

[@shanedaley6236]

I'm surprised she's never read it like what it's such a fantastic book

[@archstanton7862]

@@shanedaley6236 I agree it is fantastic and very timely considering the current cultural conditions. I will say I'm not overly surprised, it tends to be one of those books that's a sometimes book on required or recommended reading lists

[@alfredjohnson2647]

Today's ... Politics: 1984 Social policies: Brave New World and Harrison Bergeron Intellectual culture: Fahrenheit 451

[@demurevilleneuvewinslet8235]

4:00 I immediately thought of Helen of Troy for Homer's "The Iliad."

[@tori623worth]

It was fun just guessing along with you. I got ridiculously excited for The Illiad and kept cheering you on like, "You know this, Brett. You have to know this!" 😄 Lord of the Rings description got me too, and I've read the book. Can't wait for you to watch the movies.

[@mariaskabardonis8353]

As a English major and book nerd this was fun. The Great Gatsby description was my favorite. It’s cool that you named after Lady Brett Ashley. I need to read Enders game and Lord of the Flies

[@syd9893]

Brett Cooper: Puns go right over my head Also Brett Cooper: *Makes a punny joke after the first question*

[@saladtongs]

We need more of this.

[@MuricaTurkey]

OMG I didn't get the LotR one and I LITERALLY took a college course on Tolkien 🤦‍♀️ I even got an A 🤣 That one got me good!

[@HAbarneyWK]

Im currently reading the two towers and didn't get that one 😀

[@matityaloran9157]

2:12, J.M. Barrie originated the character of Peter Pan for a book but the story of Peter Pan:The Boy Who Would Never Grow Up was written as a play and adapted into a book called Peter and Wendy

[@GreenParlour0749]

Lord of the Flies was interesting. I read it because the library was doing a “blind date with a book” where they covered a book with paper and separated them by genre and you selected one and got to read a random book that you probably wouldn’t have otherwise.

[@Tyveksuit]

What a cool idea!

[@Imissnormal]

I just want to say thank you Brett for doing more light hearted stuff. While it is important to be mindful of the serious things, being obsessed with it all the time can be a burden.

[@matane2465]

To be fair, they probably did base the Pirates of the Caribbean ride off of Pirate literature like Treasure Island, and Disney even made a Treasure Island movie that predated the ride. That might be what Brett was thinking of.

[@iamjmph01]

I loved Ender's Game, and all of it's sequels. I definitely recommend it. By the way, you have read even more than me, and I love reading(and have about 17 years on you)

[@geody3001]

I did not major in English, but I think I would go with "deduce" every time you say "deduct".

[@chrisrodriguez5440]

This description guessing books was a lot of fun! Should do more randomly. I was even playing along! maybe do one with movie descriptions? 🤔

[@demurevilleneuvewinslet8235]

1:58 The Play came first, and then the book. I remember Finding Neverland (2004). And James Matthew Barrie wrote Peter Pan to be based on a kid (the youngest of the Llewelyn Davies boys) who matured too quickly. He couldn't tap into his imagination and he created a play (Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up) to show him how to be a kid again.

[@herbie_the_hillbillie_goat]

Brett is very well read. I've never read most of these. Seen a few of the movies. I was surprised Brett didn't know "Pirates of the Carribean" was based on a book.

[@Menace2Society9]

It's actually based on a map then a book. 🤯

[@millsrickman7703]

God. Youre grown ups. Stop watching that shit. Hollywood hates anybody not liberal

[@cptnightlock]

What book/map?

[@robertsteele474]

It wasn't.

[@cptnightlock]

Because I believe that the movie was based off of the ride, and the character Jack Sparrow pulled inspiration from John Ward (an actual pirate) and Johnny Deep’s imagination including Kieth Richards the Rockstar and cartoon characters The four Pirates of the Caribbean movies are my favorite movies ever!!

[@wimsylogic65]

That's interesting, She's very literal. I used to be very literal when I was younger. However that's why I love puns and find them so funny. My 1st initial understanding of things is usually the literal one.

[@sofia7816]

The story your thinking of is “The Gift of the Magi” where she cuts her hair to buy her husband a present. I read it freshman year of high school

[@joshuahoogeveen3273]

Please do more of these! I seriously need to catch up on my reading. Funny, I read most of the ones you haven't here 😂 and I didn't realize Enders Game was considered a "classic", I thought it was way more recent but was published 1985.

[@claudiacarolina6125]

Lord of the flies is one of my all time favorite books

[@davidchapel8422]

This one gave me nightmares as a child watching the movie when they killed the fat kid, I cried 😢 noooo little fattie!

[@claudiacarolina6125]

@@davidchapel8422 dude you should have seen how they described it in the book. With the twitch, ughhh it was horrible!

[@the_artist_sylveon]

Bro I loved the Scarlett Letter. I did look up a translation since I do not understand old English but when I found a modern English translation, I got so into it

[@asherbrunnert3121]

1984 sounds a lot like the princess bride

[@shaun1099]

List of these books for reference (maybe I missed some): Grapes of Wrath Matilda Peter And Wendy Great Gatsby Harry Potter The Illiad A Christmas Carol Don Quixote Old Man at Sea Of Mice and Men Macbeth Lord of the Rings Lord of the Flies Alices Adventures in Wonderland 1984 Enders Game Pride and Prejudice Moby Dick Scarlet Letter Twilight Others breifly mentioned: Gift of the Magi (she forgor💀) Lolita Swiss Family Robinson Brave New World Wrinkle in Time Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Ringworld (this ones all me but its good) Animal Farm (I think it was mentioned) Also if you're gonna read the Illiad you should hit up the Oddessey and Aneid too

[@lovetolovefairytales]

The if I loved you less quote is from EMMA! Not pride and prejudice.

[@jennal1260]

I thought the 1984 one was going to be The Princess Bride lololol

[@youwerethechosenone9445]

Schiller you must show Brett The LOTR Trilogy. She is missing out on the greatest movies of all time.

[@davidcopplestone6266]

I agree. You need to sit Brett down in front of a screen to watch Lord of the Rings.

[@_Stormfather]

As someone who recently watched through all of them... They're not _that_ great. Don't get me wrong, they're good, but not the greatest of all time

[@raij465]

But she’s got to read the books first.

[@sanuelkessler8435]

I wondered if The Lord of the Rings was going to be described in such a manner, since I have heard it described like that before. As soon as you asked if there were other rings my brain autofilled the Galadriel speech of, "Three were given to the Elves, immortal, wisest and fairest of all beings. Seven to the Dwarf lords, great miners and craftsmen of the mountain halls. And nine, nine rings were gifted to the race of Men, who, above all else, desire power. But they were, all of them, deceived, for another ring was made. In the land of Mordor, in the fires of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord Sauron forged in secret a Master Ring, to control all others. And into this ring he poured his cruelty, his malice and his will to dominate all life. One Ring to rule them all!"

[@josephlawinger8501]

Brett has to read the hobbit & lord of the rings books.

[@internetcatfish]

I was so confident that the one about returning jewelry would be Robin Hood. Lord of the Rings is one of the greatest stories ever told, and the fact that someone was able to reduce it to returning a ring is insane. Also, it is astonishing that you have never even heard of Ender's Game. The Ender's series is the best sci-fi series ever created. Star Wars doesn't even come close to it. Ender's Game is such an outstanding and influential piece of literature that Ben Shapiro had the author, Orson Scott Card, as a guest on his podcast to talk about it. Ender's Game was one of the handful of books that were so good, I had to just outright steal them from my parents' bookshelf instead of waiting to get my own copy. If I remember correctly, it was the first book I've ever done that with.

[@CamilleCurling]

I got to brush off my 2012 B.A. in Literature (otherwise known to Americans as an English degree) for this. It was fun. Definitely would like more of these kinds of segments. Some of the descriptions were really bad though 😂

[@Tyveksuit]

They were! The Gatsby description had me completely boggled.

[@noturbusiness9736]

Haven’t read half of these but I definitely need to get back in that habit. Absolutely loved Lord of the Flies

[@amysiebert4752]

You need to read Lord of the Rings!! Also totally agree on the creepiness of Alice in Wonderland and Marry Poppins books.

[@planwithSC]

Ender’s Game! Orson Scott Card did a whole series with it! In fact Ender’s game was only wrote so he could tell the story of book two, “Speaker for the Dead.” I am always quoting them! But he gets bashed cause people say he is a homophobe!

[@OccamsRazor393]

As a book nerd that was so fun!!

[@emanuelvasquez3380]

I'm not much of a book reader but I have read books about events that happened in history, the ones I have read and recommend is china under Deng, Korea the story of the forgotten war, and the French revolution

[@rinoacooly2]

I'm going to have to reread Brave New World. I hated that book while reading it because the society seemed so disgusting and immoral. Now it might be too realistic to read 😬

[@jong3404]

Lol 😂 I was screaming answers at the screen the whole time.

[@leepagnini6273]

I just paused after your EpicWill Advertisement is done; I think you are the absolute best I have ever heard at cutting your story-line over to your advertisement! You are awesome at this!!! I am continually impressed with you, Go-Girl!

[@gw53]

I'm number.... Doesn't matter just here watching Brett during lunch

[@andrewharrison5288]

I like that Brett is enough of an English major to make some pretty solid deductions, sometimes without much to go on, but not quite enough to know that the present tense verb form of "deduction" is "deduce". 😄

[@jacobheileson9750]

It's not a book, but: A depressed father who's wife and all but one of his kids is brutally murdered uses the help of a mentally disabled woman to find his lost only son....Finding Nemo. Tell me I'm wrong

[@carterholcomb1072]

One of my favorites: Drug-addicted woman takes advantage of mentally handicapped man for multiple decades... Forrest Gump.

[@thetribble6196]

Not wrong

[@zacharysiple629]

I wouldn't call Dory mentally disabled. My sister was mentally disabled and had the mindset of a toddler. That's not the same as Dory. I would say Dory has dementia or something.

[@Tyveksuit]

Spot on!

[@parkerdunn3639]

After hearing Brett talk about her experience watching Lord of the Rings, I want that to be the next trilogy that she watches! I also, loved the book trivia and was surprised by how many I acutally got right!

[@helenperez9828]

I love Lord of the Rings! And I’m not sure if I would’ve got that 🤣 or the 1984, which I also enjoyed! I’m with ya Brett ❤

[@WillsonT011]

@1:40 I love that quote from "Leon: The Professional"😢

[@aaronmedved8588]

Man Ender's game is my favorite book and I didn't even get that one

[@millsrickman7703]

I really liked his story about Indians

[@_Stormfather]

I was shouting at my phone for that one lol

[@SpartanR61]

That was so much fun! Hats off to the writers for coming up with those ridiculous summaries. And props to Cooper for being so well read at such a young age. I didn’t read brave new world until i got out of the military.

[@keats182]

Glad your older brother taught you the art of seamless transitions into ads.

[@followthecrown1122]

Great segment! Maybe another one, but with a historical event described badly theme??? Also, agreed 100% about "The Scarlet Letter".

[@frzstat]

I always thought Animal Farm was the better Orwell book, and I loved Brave New World. Brett should at least read The Hobbit. :)

[@sfappetrupavelandrei]

I didn't enjoy the Hobbit as much as Silmarilion or The Lord of the Rings.

[@demurevilleneuvewinslet8235]

5:00 "Don Quixote", I remember Andrew Klavan was so upset that during the Summer of Peaceful Violence, the rioters/terrorist destroyed a statue of Cervantes in, I believe it was San Francisco. Klavan loves his work. "Days after his monument was vandalized, the tribute to Cervantes was cleaned. In a misguided attempt at national reckoning over the failure of Black America and White America to overcome the traumata of slavery, rioters went on a rampage in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park and defaced the monument to Miguel de Cervantes. The vandals sullied the beloved Cervantes memorial, writing “Bastard” beneath the bust of the Spanish writer. I doubt any of the culprits knew Cervantes was enslaved for five years in North Africa."

[@kathyyore309]

Brave new world, awesome book.

[@jacobrollins37]

You should read Enders Game. I'm not into reading but Enders Game was really good and it got me to read the whole book and a few of other books that branch off.

[@StorminATube]

I was SHOUTING at the screen “LORD OF THE RINGS”

[@Mariner311]

ALL of those were required reading in Junior-High through Frosh College... except, or course, "Twilight"... which came out when I was in my bloody 40s

[@znerolz]

9:50 i see funny dankula clip i upvote.

[@YiminyCricket]

same. gotta love Dankula.

[@TheAlixAmanda]

PLEASE do an episode where Brett reacts to the twilight movies!!!! It would be SO funny 😭😂

[@skylarjones4584]

Brett has gotta read Fahrenheit 451! I think it feels relevant to today in a whole lot of ways and might deepen people’s understanding of our own culture as a society. Please read it Brett!

[@PaperLigers]

when are we watching lord of the rings then

[@willhayes3095]

Lord of the Flies is a must 📚

[@johnxland9373]

Brett needs to read Lord of the Rings

[@frzstat]

She could start with The Hobbit

[@johnxland9373]

@@frzstat Or the Silmarillion

[@talithakoum3922]

@@johnxland9373 I would advise against anyone starting Tolkien with the _Silmarillion_ . It's fascinating if you grew attached to his characters and world through _The Hobbit_ and LotR, but would seem really tedious and confusing to someone who hadn't read those.

[@demurevilleneuvewinslet8235]

4:50 Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol (1843). That one wasn't a deep cut.

[@JakeDogg-RIP]

Next time get Brett to draw characters from book descriptions and see if she can guess who it is! 😉👌🥰🐶

[@dragonquesti8629]

They should have used this description of Wizard of Oz: transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again

[@chrisb3892]

The Lord of the Rings one made me actively angry 😤

[@rager1969]

My first thought this is going to be fun, and it was except for Harry Potter and Pride & Prejudice. She didn't even give us a chance to read/hear the description. A good host would've said "I know this" but give her audience a chance to answer it.

[@johnthomas2485]

How on earth have you never read Tolkien?

[@DeathsjesterKMNP]

Brett definitely needs to do reactions to the LOTR films now.

[@AndrewR15]

I'm getting half of these right and I barely read literature.

[@alisahail9607]

As a fellow English major, I adored this video!

[@Crangaso]

#CooperTroopers

[@joekerr5418]

#CooperCoomers

[@mnhorsewoman]

This was great! More please!