@@bunnyboo9097 Thank you! I actually didn't watch that playthrough since I was playing it myself and didn't want anything to get spoiled. Similar to now with Jacksepticeye playing God of War Ragnarok. So, I'll search the video or clip and watch it for my first time! Since I actually haven't seen the original video, I guess that is why I thought it was from a Jeopardy video since it's all about guessing the correct phrase and I thought a phrase haf the word eye and he spelled it ewe.
*_Well,_* it wasn't that long ago that they (Arin, Dan, and a guest; I believe Wilbur Soot, but don't quote me on that) were playing Roblox, and Arin was picking on *_REAL_* (albeit) anonymous children working in a fictional restaurant.
I'm so upset they skipped Ava's dialogue. If you don't know, she says some crazy things that I wanted them to react to, such as: "violence from the oppressed is simply not the same as violence from the oppressor."
That's buckwild. I can respect the game wants to be inclusive and encouraging to kids; I'm down with that. But just straight up dropping like University level peace and conflict studies content out of nowhere feels like it's trying to be provocative. Shoehorning that stuff into a game show is so fucking weird.
Eli got dialogue where he says "Yeah I got Plutonium" and that Second Amendment secures his rights to build nukes. I still feel "social studies" is more dangerous. It's all praise for theory and nothing but critique on practice, and I don't like it.
It feels like every single team who worked on this game wanted to make a passion project game instead but had to make this to keep the lights on, because this game is GORGEOUS, and so incredibly competent compared to other gameshow games. Like.... it's good to the point I'm suspicious. It's pretty, not really buggy, it has like genuinely beautiful assets and art, they devoted a lot of time to the CHARACTER WORK which is so weird... Maybe the crew really wanted to make a portfolio piece out of this so a better client would contract them? I have so many questions.
Arin's the type of guy who could find out a fact yesterday, but when it's brought up today (one day later) he would confidently proclaim "I can't believe anyone could not know that!"
no Arin is the type of guy who could find out a fact today, and tomorrow when asked about it, have no idea what the person is talking about, and swear up and down that he never heard that fact before in his entire life.
@@tyffaneelavely8087 Arin is, in fact, both He'll act like he always knew something he just learned, or completely forget about it and swear that he never heard it Even in random facts, he will gamble, even if it's 50/50
"Didn't you pronounce facade as fake-sade in a Link between worlds?" "It was a bit!" As Dan will remember when he goes back and watches the episode, it was not a bit because Arin laughed for a solid minute after realizing that it said facade and was a play on "face"
16:22 That's called chiasmus, which is "a rhetorical or literary figure in which words, grammatical constructions, or concepts are repeated in reverse order, in the same or a modified form". Example: "Poetry is the record of the best and happiest moments of the happiest and best minds.". I really wonder if 5th graders actually learn that, because I'd never heard that word.
I like the part where the trap door opens and the children fall into the pit of lava before being replaced by the identical clones store behind the set.
Bro the questions in the show were way fucking harder than the grades they said they were from. You got a first grade question asking you solve the pythagorean theorem, or a 3rd grade history question asking about a 3rd century chinese grand war strategist. And then this game is like, "what number comes after 1?"
I just forgot how many letters were in it, I could spell it just fine but when I heard "Fifth letter" I thought "Ok, so the last letter" even though I knew all the letters.
What? The Lorax isn't about Climate Change. It's about Deforestation and land pollution. The very concept of Climate Change was inconceivable when The Lorax was written.
Dan's surprised Arin didn't know who wrote David Copperfield, but if his memory was better, he'd remember that this is the same guy who thought the Statue of Liberty was built in 1974. 😆
Yeah, I remember that show. I found it hard to believe those were from real primary school curriculums. They always seemed way more advanced than anything we were taught at that age. Furthermore, elementary schools VERY SELDOM flunked you out for getting one question on an assignment wrong.
Yeah. Like the one with “reverse the first phrase for the second phrase” or whatever they said or the “famous” religious monument I have never heard of and I’m in 8th grade.
28:00 If Maria builds a tower out of 24 lunch sandwiches, 3 having bologna, then Maria has made one tall sandwich with bologna. 100% of the one sandwich has bologna.
5:48 it's funny how captions are intented for a deaf or hard of hearing person but you can't put the word on screen because it would give away the answer. It's clever how they did it but impractical for intended use. I only realized this because my brother is deaf
Omg, last time Dan said "Hold on to your nuts, Hanson", Arin told him to NEVER say that to him again. And now HE DID anyway!!! They are no longer friends, confirmed
15:29 - It makes me so happy that Dan knows Yes well enough to know about this deep cut from one of their least popular albums! 😄 That song is the first thing I think of when I hear "Angkor Wat!"
Now, I’m not a scientist, but that science question about cells had me confused. Both Mitosis and meiosis are the processes for animal and plant cells respectively to split their nucleus and reproduce. I did a quick google search and found 1 article mention “Fission” and not even binary fission. Plus I remember fission involving atoms, not cells. Again, this isn’t my profession, I’m a Film/Arts student. I just got confused and did a google search
If you google "what is the difference between binary fission and mitosis" the top result explains that binary fission is what prokaryotic life forms (bacteria) do to divide, whereas mitosis is exclusive to eukaryotic (plant and animal) cells. Not that I don't understand your confusion, I picked mitosis myself and I found out I was wrong when I googled it and was told it only involves eukaryotes, so it can never be applied to the process bacteria go through. Also it mentioned that binary fission is a quicker and easier process, which is why bacteria multiply so much faster than multi-cellular life. I learned something and that's good. Was just surprised there was a distinction or even a difference. The distinction exists because there is, surprisingly, a difference. It's okay, we both learned something, and that's a positive no matter what.
9:38 Arin made the ax noise, to which I then responded with the arrow noise...the satisfaction I felt when he also made the arrow noise cannot be understated.
In Canada we use alot of imperial measurements and alot of metric measurements, each for very specific things only. Like we measure ourselves exclusively in imperial, pounds, feet and inches etc, but things like roads, distance, gas and our food are almost exclusively in metric. We may use cups for measuring some liquid but we will never get into the quarts or gallons. Genuinely the only time I heard somebody use the word quart as a measurement was when they asked me to get a quart of paint, and then I panic bought the smallest one. That question popping up had me so genuinely baffled and stunned I had absolutely no clue what that man was saying.
Dan is correct, the Statue of Liberty is technically in the state of New Jersey. It was agreed upon that it would be considered a part of New York City even though it falls within the coastal territory belonging to New Jersey.
When the geography question came up about Angkor wat, I shouted "WHERE'S ANNNNDOOOORRRRAAAAAA" because anytime there's something about a map and Arin involved, that moment lives on in my mind.
I remember watching this show years ago and thinking it would be interesting seeing an actual random 5th grade class do the stupidly obscure questions and see if they could actually do it and I know this game is a lot easier btw.
To anyone wondering, to the "In a series of phases, a first phrase that is reversed to form the second phrase is an example of" question the answer is "Chiasmus"
Usually when Danny is like, "Really?!" when Arin doesn't know a thing, I tend to be on Danny's side, but I legitimately had no idea on that David Copperfield question, and I'm older than Arin. 😅
Arin, The Lorax isn't about climate change specifically. It's about the negative effects humans can have on their environment, with the specific example the book uses being deforestation.
I've discovered that physical board games that are created/endorsed by comedians or are attempted copies of game shows are horrendous to play. The "Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader" board game checks both boxes. It is as bad as you can expect from a comedian endorsed gameshow boardgame.
Love how I remember a vine just because Arin wanted Haley and just yelled FU- when it hit Eli, like??? It’s literally just like this vine: “Who’s that Pokémon!?” “PIKACHU!” “Clefairy!” “FUUUU-“ 🤣🤣
When you're excited because you know Angor Wat is in Cambodia, but then they bring up a map and you realize you don't know exactly where Cambodia is...
Fun fact about the Statue of Liberty and Liberty Island is that not ONLY is it in New Jersey waters but the restaurant and souvenir shops are in New Jersey. That part of the island was artificially filled in after a long fight over who owned the island that NY won. But since that part of the island was outside of the set border it was given to NJ. 😂
I actually wouldn't mind an episode of Arin trying to copy Dan all episode while Dan just gets angry. Sadly, I feel like that would be the last episode of Game Grumps ever, but man would it be so good.
From a microbiological perspective, I can clear up why it's not mitosis. Binary fission is the asexual reproduction of a prokaryote (single celled organism, such as bacteria) while mitosis is the same but for many chromosomes. I hope this helps
Dan just triggered a deeply buried memory of mine at the very end of this episode. If you two have never played nor heard of Who Wants To Beat Up A Millionaire, I'd love to see that! It's so ridiculous but the questions are legit and I'm sure you'd have fun with it.
9:46 As a latino, I appreciate that they made his name as you pronunce it in Spanish with the "tilde", and everything 🫶🏻 16:59 I don't know wtf that is 🙃
The cell reproduction thing is literally 9th grade gt biology. The difficulty is so completely out of whack in this game. The fact that "how many e's are in 'memento'" was actually supposed to be harder than picking out the exact location of a specific religious monument on a world Atlas is absurd on its face.
You can see how Dan really is a good tactician in the fact he choose "spelling" as the final category against the man who misspelled eye
I was so hoping that would be the word they had to spell. 🤣
I think you need to check your spelling. Its ewe.
I can't remember. Which video was that again? Wasn't it a Jeopardy episode? I really want to re-watch it and laugh at the goofiness of Arin again!
@@ragewolf2599 it was during the Water Blight fight in Breath of the Wild
@@bunnyboo9097 Thank you! I actually didn't watch that playthrough since I was playing it myself and didn't want anything to get spoiled. Similar to now with Jacksepticeye playing God of War Ragnarok. So, I'll search the video or clip and watch it for my first time! Since I actually haven't seen the original video, I guess that is why I thought it was from a Jeopardy video since it's all about guessing the correct phrase and I thought a phrase haf the word eye and he spelled it ewe.
i can't explain it but arin being a "fussy baby" and danny being a "free range dad" is like the perfect explanation for the intro
for game grumps in general
Danny just so flatly asking "Are you kidding me right now?" Had such exhausted dad energy.
I’m imagining a mod where Arin and Danny are the two hosts, while a clearly unimpressed Ninja Brian is playing keyboards in the background, scowling.
I love Dan. 😍
Fussy baby has the same ring as sussy baka.
"I don't care! I'm 43! I don't need your help!" is _such_ a mood.
My mood every day. At least until I turn 44.
Love Arin picking fights with fictional children.
🤣
I'm waiting for the day he starts picking fights with real children. we all know it's coming.
Oh, picking fights with fictional children is TIGHT!
... I'm in the wrong comments section.
@@NopeNaw no no you got a point.
*_Well,_* it wasn't that long ago that they (Arin, Dan, and a guest; I believe Wilbur Soot, but don't quote me on that) were playing Roblox, and Arin was picking on *_REAL_* (albeit) anonymous children working in a fictional restaurant.
The game itself condescendingly calling on arin by going “okay, fussy baby (:” is kind of everything 😂
Be kind of funny if I would get steadily more condescending each round.
"OK, fussy baby... manchild, you're up... you're turn, ya little beeyatch"
@@samlevine1753 that bot REPLIED to you, man! They're getting smarter...
I'm so upset they skipped Ava's dialogue. If you don't know, she says some crazy things that I wanted them to react to, such as: "violence from the oppressed is simply not the same as violence from the oppressor."
That's buckwild. I can respect the game wants to be inclusive and encouraging to kids; I'm down with that. But just straight up dropping like University level peace and conflict studies content out of nowhere feels like it's trying to be provocative. Shoehorning that stuff into a game show is so fucking weird.
@@bradoliver9324 oh who gives a shit.
Hey man get a life
@@DefinitelyAPotato That's a lot of vinegar in response to something fairly inert.
Eli got dialogue where he says "Yeah I got Plutonium" and that Second Amendment secures his rights to build nukes.
I still feel "social studies" is more dangerous. It's all praise for theory and nothing but critique on practice, and I don't like it.
It feels like every single team who worked on this game wanted to make a passion project game instead but had to make this to keep the lights on, because this game is GORGEOUS, and so incredibly competent compared to other gameshow games. Like.... it's good to the point I'm suspicious. It's pretty, not really buggy, it has like genuinely beautiful assets and art, they devoted a lot of time to the CHARACTER WORK which is so weird... Maybe the crew really wanted to make a portfolio piece out of this so a better client would contract them? I have so many questions.
I was going to say the same thing?! Compared to like, the wheel of fortune games and whatnot, this is on a WHOLE different level..!
I know right?! I want to interview the dev team and voice actors.
Arin's Isak really dropped when he found out that Isak's ability to speak three languages fluently made him more accomplished than Arin.
Cybertesties
I love how the kids basically say what they like and are good and Arin and Dan literally pick every question opposite
I think they assume they’re trying to defeat the fifth graders and thus are trying to pick an advantage over them
@@PhredLevi more like they just didn’t pay attention lol
@@vampbites89more like they dont care, they know how this game show works but like it really doesn’t matter
Fair, but I still find it funny. It has such "I am Grump and didn't read the instructions" vibe.@@completelynormalperson7077
Arin's the type of guy who could find out a fact yesterday, but when it's brought up today (one day later) he would confidently proclaim "I can't believe anyone could not know that!"
And then forget it again by next monday
Arin can never believe it’s not butter. Because he forgot.
“DAN!! DAN!! Are you seeing this?!”
“Arin… I think you mean, are you _tasting_ this?”
no Arin is the type of guy who could find out a fact today, and tomorrow when asked about it, have no idea what the person is talking about, and swear up and down that he never heard that fact before in his entire life.
@@tyffaneelavely8087
Arin is, in fact, both
He'll act like he always knew something he just learned, or completely forget about it and swear that he never heard it
Even in random facts, he will gamble, even if it's 50/50
"Didn't you pronounce facade as fake-sade in a Link between worlds?"
"It was a bit!"
As Dan will remember when he goes back and watches the episode, it was not a bit because Arin laughed for a solid minute after realizing that it said facade and was a play on "face"
Edit: It was Links awakening, episode 12
@@stellasparrow Thank u!
When I was young, I said "fa-cade"
The degree of bravado Arin displays over correctly answering questions explicitly labeled as being for second graders is something.
And fully matched by his anger at how difficult for him basic fourth and fifth grade questions are
I love Danny's "Don't insult me, I'm clearly smarter than you" attitude
Proceeds to forget how to input his answers every turn..😅
“What is the Pythagorean Theorum?”
Danny: B2 + A2 = Menu Button!!!
Can’t believe Arin doesn’t know a literature thing, immediately has to ask for help on how to play the game lol
the way the hosts say "fussy baby" is never going to leave my head
16:22 That's called chiasmus, which is "a rhetorical or literary figure in which words, grammatical constructions, or concepts are repeated in reverse order, in the same or a modified form". Example: "Poetry is the record of the best and happiest moments of the happiest and best minds.". I really wonder if 5th graders actually learn that, because I'd never heard that word.
ah the answer I was looking for
Eli is slowly dying of radiation poisoning with his periodic table of elements with samples of those elements
I'm gonna put a rod of Cobalt-60 in Eli's backpack before he goes to school.
he said that and I was just like "Arent some of those elements literally poison?!"
he's trying to become the next radioactive boy scout
Every time the host says Fussy Baby, a lovely is born.
Bray Wyatt
I can't wait to see the new animation trend portraying Free Range Dad Dan with his Fussy Baby Arin.
“i can help with life science questions”
“okay i pick math” oh this is gonna be great
I like the part where the trap door opens and the children fall into the pit of lava before being replaced by the identical clones store behind the set.
Bro the questions in the show were way fucking harder than the grades they said they were from. You got a first grade question asking you solve the pythagorean theorem, or a 3rd grade history question asking about a 3rd century chinese grand war strategist. And then this game is like, "what number comes after 1?"
I am SHOCKED that Arin knew there was a G in phlegm
Of course he knows how to spell it. They were waaaaaaay into the whole COVID brainwashing.
seeing how much he improved in spelling really brings a tear to my ewe
Ima be honest, I had no idea how phlegm was spelled (I am very dyslexic)
I just forgot how many letters were in it, I could spell it just fine but when I heard "Fifth letter" I thought "Ok, so the last letter" even though I knew all the letters.
I'm shocked there's a g in phlegm
What? The Lorax isn't about Climate Change. It's about Deforestation and land pollution. The very concept of Climate Change was inconceivable when The Lorax was written.
A minute in and i'm already cackling. I've had a really stressful last hour of my life and i really needed this, thanks Darnold and Arnold.
I'm in the same boat :/
@@Lucid_Kitty that's really unfortunate to hear! If you'd like to vent about it, I wouldn't mind whatsoever!
whos danny
@@borger7171 Oh! My bad! I meant Darnold, I have no clue how I made such a mistake! Thank you for pointing it out!
Dan's surprised Arin didn't know who wrote David Copperfield, but if his memory was better, he'd remember that this is the same guy who thought the Statue of Liberty was built in 1974. 😆
25:55
Arin: "That's not even a verb!"
Insect Obama: "I'm gonna flea."
Whenever Danny calls out Arin not knowing something in a previous episode it turns out to be a "bit"😉
The "fake cede" incident didn't sound like a bit to me, but we love him anyway. Dude Is such a genuinely funny guy
Found this through UA-cam's "comments from members" section.
Hey UA-cam, show a badge or something. FOMO isn't a good look, it's gross.
I think someone might wanna warn Dan before he talks about “bussy” again lol
"Haley! Haley! Haley! FUCK" at 11:12 is such an Arin moment
I don't get it why was Arin obessed about that girl?
@@_abc_- he probably just liked her character model better
Watch out being a "free range dad". Rumor had it there are a couple of TRUTH SEEKERS looking for stray dads to kiss
Yeah, I remember that show.
I found it hard to believe those were from real primary school curriculums. They always seemed way more advanced than anything we were taught at that age.
Furthermore, elementary schools VERY SELDOM flunked you out for getting one question on an assignment wrong.
Have three kids in school atm. Several questions were definitely at higher grade levels than what was presented in the game.
Yeah. Like the one with “reverse the first phrase for the second phrase” or whatever they said or the “famous” religious monument I have never heard of and I’m in 8th grade.
"I can help with life and science questions"
Arin proceeds to choose math
Where is the Angkor Wat?
Arin: If it has palm trees, it's gotta be Florida.
i love that the game refers to arin as fussy baby. it fits him
I can guarantee you they did not teach us about Angkor Wat in 4th garde.
I cannot get over every single time they say "Okay, fussy baby" to Arin 😂
"put away those dicts" felt like an old game grumps joke and i love that
28:00
If Maria builds a tower out of 24 lunch sandwiches, 3 having bologna, then Maria has made one tall sandwich with bologna.
100% of the one sandwich has bologna.
Yeah, that was strangely worded question.
@@miguelnewmexico8641 if they are all stacked on top of each other what makes it any different from a really tall club sandwich?
i love how dan immediately pulled the insulting-himself-as-arin move to get arin to stop copying him lol
also i love dan and his not caring about anything that is happening ever and just being dan at all moments
5:48 it's funny how captions are intented for a deaf or hard of hearing person but you can't put the word on screen because it would give away the answer. It's clever how they did it but impractical for intended use. I only realized this because my brother is deaf
"You just unlocked something new, a new clasmate," belies the sinister subtext of this game.
"I don't know how this game works."
"It's fine."
the Game Grumps way of life in a nutshell.
Dan saying “I’m a bussy faby” and Arin’s reaction had me dying for way too long
This game really makes you FEEL like Feff Joxworthy
Bray Wyatt
Omg, last time Dan said "Hold on to your nuts, Hanson", Arin told him to NEVER say that to him again. And now HE DID anyway!!! They are no longer friends, confirmed
“I don’t care about the classmates! 🙄 Oh we got a new one, we got Ava too. 😮” very much an Arin thing to say lmao.
15:29 - It makes me so happy that Dan knows Yes well enough to know about this deep cut from one of their least popular albums! 😄 That song is the first thing I think of when I hear "Angkor Wat!"
Eli: D-...Daddy?
Theodore: I told you never to call me that while we're on the SHOW!!
Somehow the idea of not knowing the location of Southeast Asia is worse than not knowing that David copperfield is a book
So Arin gets mad at an easy question for being too easy, then gets mad at a hard question for being too hard
This is vintage Game Grumps
They made all these jokes about Joaquin dying but none about him being reborn as Joaquin Phoenix.
Now, I’m not a scientist, but that science question about cells had me confused. Both Mitosis and meiosis are the processes for animal and plant cells respectively to split their nucleus and reproduce. I did a quick google search and found 1 article mention “Fission” and not even binary fission. Plus I remember fission involving atoms, not cells. Again, this isn’t my profession, I’m a Film/Arts student. I just got confused and did a google search
If you google "what is the difference between binary fission and mitosis" the top result explains that binary fission is what prokaryotic life forms (bacteria) do to divide, whereas mitosis is exclusive to eukaryotic (plant and animal) cells.
Not that I don't understand your confusion, I picked mitosis myself and I found out I was wrong when I googled it and was told it only involves eukaryotes, so it can never be applied to the process bacteria go through. Also it mentioned that binary fission is a quicker and easier process, which is why bacteria multiply so much faster than multi-cellular life.
I learned something and that's good. Was just surprised there was a distinction or even a difference. The distinction exists because there is, surprisingly, a difference.
It's okay, we both learned something, and that's a positive no matter what.
@@askthepizzaguy I also picked mitosis, but later remembered that mitosis has chromosomes copying, while I don't think bacteria have chromosomes.
19:11-19:39 as a bio major in college I didn’t learn that bacteria bred through binary fission until my first year of college so do not feel stupid
Yeah, that was weird. I think I only learned about cells in HS, so I don’t know where they’re getting these questions.
9:38
Arin made the ax noise, to which I then responded with the arrow noise...the satisfaction I felt when he also made the arrow noise cannot be understated.
In Canada we use alot of imperial measurements and alot of metric measurements, each for very specific things only. Like we measure ourselves exclusively in imperial, pounds, feet and inches etc, but things like roads, distance, gas and our food are almost exclusively in metric. We may use cups for measuring some liquid but we will never get into the quarts or gallons. Genuinely the only time I heard somebody use the word quart as a measurement was when they asked me to get a quart of paint, and then I panic bought the smallest one. That question popping up had me so genuinely baffled and stunned I had absolutely no clue what that man was saying.
Dan is correct, the Statue of Liberty is technically in the state of New Jersey. It was agreed upon that it would be considered a part of New York City even though it falls within the coastal territory belonging to New Jersey.
28:00 why is this question phrased like this? Why dont they just say "if maria has 24 sandwiches"? Why does she have to be making a tower?
That intro really sets the the vibe right to fifth grade. Thank you, Arin
I love the idea of a tv show called "Are you smarter than a millionaire?", it would be such a baffling show to watch.
Arin, David Copperfield the Magician's stage name is indeed from the book! You are Smarter Than A Fifth Grader! 👨🎓
Still wrong in the context though. That's like saying Tarzan is based off the disney cartoon.
i love the wording of the currency question. "INSTEAD OF DOLLARS" like dollars are mostly universal except for the freak UK
11:15 reminds me so much of Hollywood Squares... But then again I think I'm constantly searching for an excuse to remember that moment lmao
14:01 I'm Cambodian and I was just REELING and SHOUTING at them like "PLEASE GOD JUST MOVE IT A LITTLE LOWER"
i feel incredibly called out by the child going off about how mushrooms are only the fruiting body of the mycelium itself
Why am I laughing every single time they say fussy baby
The way Danny and Arin just simultaneously talked over each other was hilarious as they said the same thing LOL in the beginning
Two game grumps vs in a row? We are truly blessed
i love when the hosts say fussy baby
When the geography question came up about Angkor wat, I shouted "WHERE'S ANNNNDOOOORRRRAAAAAA" because anytime there's something about a map and Arin involved, that moment lives on in my mind.
"There are so many places that aren't Andorra!"
The Statue of Liberty is surrounded by New Jersey waters but the island it sits on is still part of New York.
I remember watching this show years ago and thinking it would be interesting seeing an actual random 5th grade class do the stupidly obscure questions and see if they could actually do it and I know this game is a lot easier btw.
I’m supposed to be doing homework but this is very important content
He's got the whole world in his hands
This content is going to help you with your homework
@@ryans8113 you’re absolutely right- I’ve gained IQ points listening to their intelligent answers
@@emnotbruce Bray Wyatt
To anyone wondering, to the "In a series of phases, a first phrase that is reversed to form the second phrase is an example of" question the answer is "Chiasmus"
30:15 "Buuut you've had enough of me. Go frick Claudi-" **Gets whip lashed into next century.**
Usually when Danny is like, "Really?!" when Arin doesn't know a thing, I tend to be on Danny's side, but I legitimately had no idea on that David Copperfield question, and I'm older than Arin. 😅
As a microbiologist the bacterial question made me very angry 😂
I saw one and two and was like 'those are both correct though'
How can there be two answers for "most"?
As an angry person your comment made me wish for a spike in production of phenolic ammonium solutions.
@@cameronwilsey9334 no, that's eukaryotic cells, not prokaryotes (most bacteria)
My nucleus is throbbing
Arin, The Lorax isn't about climate change specifically. It's about the negative effects humans can have on their environment, with the specific example the book uses being deforestation.
Thank you Timothy. You said it better than I could.
The mood swings between anger and laughter in this episode was great
Skipping Ava’s introduction was the biggest mistake they’ve ever made. She’s the best character in the game.
How so?
@@supershasha she says some pretty out there stuff it's funny
@@supershasha Comrade Ava is the voice of the proletariat. She speaks for those who cannot speak for themselves.
@@Wertsir I- ...okay
A minute in and I can already tell this’ll be great
Bray Wyatt
Literally messiest/best intro 😆😆
A minute in and I can already tell this’ll be great
Free range dad founds like absent father
I always prefer my dads to be organic and free range, that way you know the dad had a good and healthy upbringing.
You may be wondering. Whats the point. that line killed me.
Oh yes, my 2014 self is in heaven with the boys playing this game again!
Bray Wyatt
@@DanielDeLeon69 shut up dude
@@hazelbagels024 he's got the whole world in my hands
@@DanielDeLeon69 I didn't ask
I've discovered that physical board games that are created/endorsed by comedians or are attempted copies of game shows are horrendous to play.
The "Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader" board game checks both boxes. It is as bad as you can expect from a comedian endorsed gameshow boardgame.
I work at a museum that has a special exhibit on Angkor Wat and I was fucking screaming lmao
eli looks like a human version of simon from alvin and the chipmunks
Love how I remember a vine just because Arin wanted Haley and just yelled FU- when it hit Eli, like??? It’s literally just like this vine: “Who’s that Pokémon!?” “PIKACHU!” “Clefairy!” “FUUUU-“ 🤣🤣
@Miguel NewMexico You're wrong, it's actually from way before way before Vine.
When you're excited because you know Angor Wat is in Cambodia, but then they bring up a map and you realize you don't know exactly where Cambodia is...
When I was in 3rd grade, I loved doing complex math and geometry questions
when i was in third grade i was sad
Yeah you don’t learn REAL geometry until highschool
Fun fact about the Statue of Liberty and Liberty Island is that not ONLY is it in New Jersey waters but the restaurant and souvenir shops are in New Jersey. That part of the island was artificially filled in after a long fight over who owned the island that NY won. But since that part of the island was outside of the set border it was given to NJ. 😂
I actually wouldn't mind an episode of Arin trying to copy Dan all episode while Dan just gets angry. Sadly, I feel like that would be the last episode of Game Grumps ever, but man would it be so good.
Bray Wyatt
Every being on this show getting a whiplash injury or a hernia every time they move on or off screen makes this strangely more enjoyable.
From a microbiological perspective, I can clear up why it's not mitosis. Binary fission is the asexual reproduction of a prokaryote (single celled organism, such as bacteria) while mitosis is the same but for many chromosomes. I hope this helps
12:47 Are Dan and Arin really not going to comment about how this 9 year old has highly radioactive materials in his personal collection?
Dan just triggered a deeply buried memory of mine at the very end of this episode. If you two have never played nor heard of Who Wants To Beat Up A Millionaire, I'd love to see that! It's so ridiculous but the questions are legit and I'm sure you'd have fun with it.
9:46 As a latino, I appreciate that they made his name as you pronunce it in Spanish with the "tilde", and everything 🫶🏻 16:59 I don't know wtf that is 🙃
Isak is a FRAUD. If he actually spoke “Persian” he’d know the language is called “Farsi.” YOU’RE NOT FOOLING US ISAK
32:13 - fun children's books like the Divine Comedy lol
The cell reproduction thing is literally 9th grade gt biology. The difficulty is so completely out of whack in this game. The fact that "how many e's are in 'memento'" was actually supposed to be harder than picking out the exact location of a specific religious monument on a world Atlas is absurd on its face.