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- From Ozma to Yzma, nerds like a lot of things,
but there's something they love above all else,
and that is correcting people.
This is Um, Actually.
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And joining us on this episode,
we have Ally Beardsley.
- Hi!
- [Host] We also have Ryanni.
- Wah!
- [Host] Wah!
And we have Ify Nwadiwe.
- Hey, what's up!
I trying to like, at the last second, think of a catchphrase
and just really took a bet there.
- Thank you all for coming on to play.
Two returning contestants, one brand new contestant.
Since you've never played before,
if you're watching for the first time at home,
the rules are very simple.
These are incorrect statements
about the things that you know and love.
It's up to you to find
the thing that I've said that is wrong,
buzz in and correct me.
All corrections must be preceded by the phrase,
Um, Actually,
and you can interrupt me at any point in the question.
Those are the only two rules,
and I will have to abide by them.
It hurts to take a point away from someone
who doesn't say Um, Actually,
I'm gonna do it though.
So remember that Um, Actually.
How's everyone feeling?
- I feel good.
- Ready to go.
- Feeling good, moisturized.
- It's five in the morning!
- It's not five in the morning!
We gave you a later time instead.
- I appreciate it honestly.
- We've been shooting since three though.
- Yeah.
- We'll do our first question here.
This is about Star Wars.
Obi-Wan Kenobi left Tatooine as a child
to become a Jedi padawan
under training of Qui-Gon Jinn.
He went on to become the first Jedi in a millennium
to defeat a Sith Lord,
and soon after took on Anakin Skywalker
as his own padawan.
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- [Host] Ally.
- Um, Actually, he doesn't consider himself to be a Jedi.
- Elaborate.
You're wrong, but I wanna hear more.
- You know Jedi, Jedi is just an umbrella term
and there are always outsiders, renegades,
if you will, doing their own thing
and I just don't think he would consider himself
- It's just like why do we have to bring labels into this,
like don't call me Jedi, like yes I do Jedi things,
but like I don't consider myself a Jedi.
- Exactly!
- [Host] Got it, no.
- Hm, interesting. (ring)
- [Host] Ify.
- Um, Actually, he never officially takes Anakin
as a padawan because they were beefin' about it.
Went in the counsel and they were like,
he's too dangerous.
I feel that Vader energy comin' off of him.
- The beefing happened and the Vader energy was there,
but he did officially take him on as a padawan, yeah.
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- That's his first mistake.
- [Host] Ryanni.
- Um, Actually, he isn't the first to defeat a Sith.
- No, no, not that either.
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- Um, Actually, he's not from Tatooine.
- That's correct.
- Yeah, he's from, hold on you were gonna say it.
- I was gonna ask if you know where he's from.
- Okay, it was on the tip of my tongue
cause I know he's not
(ring)
from the
- Um, Actually, he's from Fresno.
- I'm tryin' think of, it's the one that blew up.
- Uh, no, I'll give you the point, if he,
for identifying that he's not from Tatooine.
Obi-wan Kenobi is from the planet Stewjon
which, no joke, is genuinely named after John Stewart.
It's never been canonically depicted,
but it is the case that he is from the planet Stewjon.
- Well I'm never gonna like rack on the extended universe,
expanded universe stuff only because
they had a horse X-Wing Pilot and I was like, all right!
- Wait, tell me more about this!
- There's this X-Wing that's like this weird space race,
where there's like horse, there's a horse head,
and he's like an X-Wing pilot.
That's as much as I know about it.
- Is it like a human with a horse head,
or is it like a full horse?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I'm a horse!
- No, no I wish, that would have been dope.
- He's also a struggling actor.
They made a whole Netflix series about it.
- Yeah, I'm driving this Tai Fighter, like as a day thing,
but I'm really trying
- I just have a problem that they casted
Will Arnette when there's actual horses
that could be BoJack Horsemen.
- Well, point for you.
Again, I wasn't expecting anyone to know
the Stewjon thing,
but I just think it's kind of a weird,
fun little piece of trivia.
- That's wild.
- Yeah.
Point for Ify, and we'll move on.
This is about She-Ra, the Princesses of Power.
When Adora transforms into She-Ra,
she gains a variety of powers.
She grows seven feet tall,
gains super strength and agility,
has healing powers,
and can magically summon an alicorn (a flying unicorn)
called Swift Wind.
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Yes, Ify.
- She doesn't magically summon it,
it's there chillin' with her the whole time,
like lets go.
- That's true, actually, that's right.
- That's such a guess, oh I hate this game!
- There's no magic at all.
Yeah?
- [Mike] Did he say Um, Actually?
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- Ryanni?
- Um, Actually, the unicorn
- You know I'm coming for you.
- The unicorn just lives, with everybody.
Just hangs. No summoning involved.
- Hey, you know what, look,
I gave that away, but that's the game sometimes.
Sometimes I ____ things up.
That's a point for Ryanni.
And I only feel okay about that
because I know you were guessing too.
- Yeah, well you know what, I was right though.
- Yeah, there's no magical summoning involved.
Swift Wind was just a regular old horse
that was transformed,
and before that the horse was called Horsey.
- Right.
- Well, that point goes to Ryanni for scooping that one.
All right, this is a question on Marvel Comics.
Veteran member of the X-Men Ororo MunRoe,
aka Storm, is famous for her
weather manipulating mutant powers.
But Storm is also a master thief,
is descended from powerful sorceresses,
and becomes Queen of Wakanda
after marrying T'Challa,
aka Black Panther.
Along with Wolverine, she is one of only two heroes
to be a member of X-Men,
the Avengers, and the Fantastic 4.
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Ally?
- Um, Actually, she's not a member of the Fantastic 4.
- She was at one point.
- I beg to differ.
- Well,
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Ify?
- Um, Actually, no Spider Man actually also
was a member of all those things.
- That's correct!
Yeah.
- That's correct, yeah.
We left out someone who was a member of
the X-Men, the Avengers, and Fantastic 4.
It was Spider Man.
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- Yeah, that's one I actually did know.
- This is our first fan question.
So this is a question submitted to us
by one of our fans.
This one comes to us from Vigil.
In Mega Man for the NES,
the Robot Masters can be defeated in any order,
but five of them are weak to powers acquired
by defeating the other masters.
Based on these weaknesses,
the ideal order to defeat the Robot Masters is:
Bomb Man, Guts Man, Cut Man,
Elec Man, Fire Man, then Ice Man.
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Ify?
- Um, Actually, it's not Bomb Man first.
No, I think it's Ice Man, Cut Man,
then Bomb Man, I think Guts man is last.
I don't know, but I know that the order is
- You can't answer I don't know.
I can't give you a point for that.
- Um, Actually, it's not in that order.
It's a different order than the one.
- It is a different order.
I'm going to have to have you be
more specific than that though.
- Oh you dork.
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- And I will say you were wrong in what you.
I'm not just like making you like really hammer it down.
That was not correct.
Ally?
- Um, Actually, it's Guts Man, Cut Man,
Rut Man, Nut Man.
- Oh, I think your close.
- Then you end with
- Stat Man Crothers.
- Then you end with Fire.
Then I dissociate for the rest of the episode.
- We slowly zoom in on Ally for the rest of this.
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No, I'm gonna say no.
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- Ryanni, you wanna take a stab at it?
- Um, Actually, yeah why not.
If were all just goin' for it.
- We're goin' for it.
- More than five are weak.
- Oh, no.
I'm gonna say no one got this one.
The order was mostly correct.
The thing that was wrong was that we flipped the last two.
So, it should be Bomb Man, Guts Man, Cut Man, Elec Man,
and then it should be Ice Man, then Fire Man.
For some reason, Fire Man is weak to Ice Man,
and not the other way around.
- That's hilarious.
- No points for that one.
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And this will bring us to our first Shiny Question
of the game.
- Shiny Questions!
- Like shiny Pokemon are just a little bit different,
little bit rare, worth the same number of points.
So this is a little game we're calling
I'd give an arm and a leg.
On the other side of your boards,
there's going to be famous prosthetics,
and it will be up to you to match the appropriate
body part with the character that it goes to.
Go ahead and flip those boards.
Let's take a look.
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All right, great.
Well, we'll start with Ally.
- All right, great.
So, I started off with Warren Worthington from Bash House,
and this is the episode where he got a beer keg
instead of a leg.
- Okay.
- This is Ash from Pokemon wings.
This is Old Barrett.
Jamie Lannister cause this was maybe,
the only thing that could exist in Game of Thrones.
Yeah, that belonged to Hiccup, we all know that.
And Furiosa, I actually knew that one.
- Great.
Ryanni, lets see what you got.
- Started with the iconic arc angel
Warren Worthington the Third wings.
Moved on down to Furiosa cause I saw the film.
Next, he went to Jamie Lannister, with that gold hand.
Barrett was the scariest name after Furiosa,
so I gave it the chainsaw.
Hiccup was silly, and so is whatever that thing is.
And the last one is a rusty screw,
so I gave it to Ash.
- Very Good.
And, Ify, let's see what you got.
- Okay, so, I'll go with the right ones.
As you know, me and Ryanni are both X-Men heads,
so we both knew Warren was arc angel.
You tried to get us by switching names,
and I'll hate you forever for that.
Ash, army of the dead, the iconic chainsaw.
So, I knew that.
Furiosa, I knew that.
Finally Fantasy Seven is the best Final Fantasy created,
so Barrett was a no brainer.
I didn't even have to see the gun to know that,
where it was gonna go.
Jamie, I knew he got something cut off,
because that was the big him and Brienne romance.
- All right, well, Ally, you got two of these correct.
- Oh, great.
- Ryanni, you got four right,
and Ify, you did indeed get all of these correct.
- Wow.
- Hiccup is from How to Train Your Dragon.
- (Ryanni) Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- He's got a little sort of spring, peg leg kinda thing.
- Hiccup's the big black dragon right?
- No, that is toothless.
- Oh, they got weird ___ names, says Ify Nwadiwe.
- What's wrong with Hiccup?
But yeah, the rest of you all identified
X-Men, Army of Darkness, Game of Thrones,
Final Fantasy Seven, and Mad Max Furiosa.
- I watched so much of that TV show too,
and I still don't know why.
Like, the names seem familiar from that,
but I could not name it.
- Well, you stumbled into it any way.
The point is yours.
Ryanni, were you going to say something?
- What is Barrett's nub?
What is that?
- It's a like,
oh, I'm sorry, I'll let Ify tell it.
- So, Final Fantasy Seven!
- This show is like being at a party,
that you don't want to be at.
- And that's it for this preview of Um, Actually.
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I'm Mike Trapp, reminding you to get your pets
spade and neutered,
and to get your zombie pets
obliterated!
Zombie pets!
They're not the pets you loved anymore!
They're gone.
They're gone!
Kill them.
- (Host) I'll present you an acronym
and you must try your best to say what it stands for.
If you can't get it, the next person in line goes,
until someone gets it, or no one can.
Last person left standing, will get the point.
These are all titles of video games.