Let the fiery foreign food frenzy begin. – Let’s talk about that. (bright uplifting music) (liquid bubbling slowly) (UFO whirring rapidly) (flame igniting powerfully) “Good Mythical Morning!” (Link breathing deeply) You… You good? (Link breathing deeply continues) (Link yelling powerfully) (Link yelling powerfully continues) Freedom! (Link singing ascendingly) I’m healed! (Rhett laughing amusingly) Just in time to sling some darts. Now, let’s get the blood back to my brain. – Whoa, man, I am really intimidated. – Oh my gosh. Ooh! – How’s it feel? – It still hurts. But… – So, I can’t? – No. Well, you can tap it. But, my doctor says that I’m healing nicely. – You’re healing nicely. You did such a good job healing. – I technically have a few more weeks before my bone has completely achieved union. – Before I can fully frog ya? – Before you can fully frog me. But, I’m just glad to be outta the sling and into the real world of slinglessness. – We’re all proud of ya, Link. You’ve done it, you made it through. – Oh my gosh. Like I said, just in time to sling some darts. So, celebrate with me. Hopefully celebrate a win, you know, now that I got my- – Yeah. – My new arm back. Did you know people take their heat differently all around the world? And typically, I’m talkin’ about food, not Fahrenheit. – Okay, but it is 68 degrees in Nairobi right now, 31 in Prague, and 81 in Rio de Janeiro. So, you sure you’re not talkin’ about Fahrenheit? I keep up with all the temps. – Well, I thought I was talkin’ about the rich variety of spicy food the world has to offer, five of which we’re going to sample today. But, maybe you’re right. – Oh, nope, actually I think you’re right because it’s time for- ♪ Where in the world ♪ ♪ Do these international spicy foods come from? ♪ (bouncy vocal humming) (title swooshing swiftly) – Mmm. We’re gonna throw a dart at the country we think each spicy dish that we’re gonna eat came from. And then, Chase, the Hot Topic cartographer is here to measure how far our darts are from the correct answer. (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) – He’s already laughin’. – Why are you being silly? You gotta be solid. – Can you ask me if I need any help? – No. – Yeah, exactly. (“Mythical” Crew laughing) Have you been in a Hot topic lately? (everyone laughing amusingly) – Alright, whoever has the lowest score will be named the Spice Principle of GMM High, and will dress accordingly during “Good Mythical More.” – Okay, I have won the last nine in a row, which is a record, it ties the record. So I could set a new record, 10 in a row. That would be the new streak. I mean, that’s what’s on the line today. – I can’t let that happen. – It’s gonna be really difficult to do because not only do you have a cheat that you’re gonna get, which is at one point of your choosing, you’re gonna be able to get Chase to write out to- (dart thudding abruptly) – In character! Look at him. – Hold on, Chase is helping you with the cheat here, and you’re throwin’ darts at him. – [Chase] And his job for many years. (Chase laughing gently) – He knew I wasn’t gonna hit him. – With a recently healed shoulder, just keep that in mind. – I gotchu. – Anyway, Chase is going to write the name of the country on the back of Link’s back, just once. And also- – Oh? – Every single round, I’m gonna get a five-centimeter pentalty. Penalty, not pentalty. – “Pentalty.” – It’s actually a pentalty. It’s a penalty if I cannot name the capital of the correct country after the correct country is revealed, okay? So, I gotta know like geographical facts, man. – But, I don’t. – Nope, you don’t. – Let’s do it. (bouncy vocal humming music) (title swooshing swiftly) – Ooh, we got a juicy one, Link. – It’s like a sub that’s been doused in sauce. So, it’s some sort of a meat. – I’m gonna fork it and knife it. – Oh, are you using a- – Well, maybe I won’t ’cause I don’t have a knife. I’ll just fork it. – Put some lime on the end there. How spicy is today gonna be? I’m a little intrepid. – Nicole said it would get “intense.” – Oh, gosh. Okay. (Link slurping loudly) Well, I’m feelin’ a burn already. It’s like some sorta sliced beef? Pork perhaps? – I believe it’s pork. (Link clearing throat loudly) It’s a spicy pork. – Tomato based sauce. – With some lime on it. – What is it… Oh, that’s part of the bread. Okay. – That’s called the crust. – And then, just red onions. – Well, let’s take a look at the map over here. – What do we have? Mexico, Peru, Falkland Islands. – Oh, you wanna name all the countries? – No. Well, I’ll just named those three. – [Rhett] Okay, I’m torn. – Like Natalie Imbruglia? (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) – Yeah. I can’t sing it though. Uh… (sighing thoughtfully) Portugal, Peru, or Mexico, right? I think it actually might be Portugal, just because of the pork. And the first three letters of “pork” and “Portugal” are the same. (“Mythical” Crew laughing gently) Call me crazy. – I like that kinda rationale. – I feel like if this was a Mexican thing, I would’ve had… Well first of all, it kind of like has a birria quality to it. How do you say it? – [Stevie] I’m sorry, I’m laughing at Chase, who appeared to be scared by his own hair flip that he attempted. (Stevie laughing amusingly) – He’s adjusting to his new look. So, Portugal, Mexico, or Peru. And I’m not confident, so I’m gonna go for the Bermuda Triangle. – What? (dart thudding loudly) Oh, and is that where the Bermuda Triangle is? – No, I don’t think so, it’s a little low. – Okay. (“Mythical” Crew laughing gently) I really like what you had to say about “pork” and “port” being different by only one letter. I was thinkin’ some South American flair. Some Peru. If I go with Peru, it’s kind of out there on its own, only there with Mexico. But if I go all the way with Portugal, ’cause I really like what you said, did I tell you that? (“Mythical” Crew laughing gently) – Pork, Portugal. – But, now that I’m saying that, and you know your- – Sometimes, I call it Porkugal. – You’re watching, and you know the answer, and it’s Peru, you’re upset with me. – Because you didn’t fully commit. – That I didn’t fully commit. So, I’m fully committing to Peru! (dart thudding loudly) Ooh. – Okay, well you kinda triangulated Mexico and Peru. – Maybe it’s Mexico. Can I take the early lead? – [Stevie] You just had a drowned sandwich, aka, a torta ahogada- – Oh, it is Mexico. – [Stevie] A sandwich consisting of a crunchy, yet soft roll, full of fried pork and onions, then drowned in a spicy salsa. They were invented by accident when a street vendor mistakenly dropped a sandwich in salsa, and they’ve since become a local delicacy in Jalisco, Mexico. (Link laughing happily) – I got luckier than you. – Did you guys notice I’m wearing a Red Hot Chili Peppers? – I like that. – Yeah. – That’s cool, man. ♪ Sit back and hey, oh ♪ ♪ Listen what I say, oh ♪ – And that’s the points. Rhett, you have 19, (laughing amusingly) and Link, you have six. – Wow, a big early lead. (bell dinging brightly) And you might be about to expand on that lead ’cause I have to tell you the capital of Mexico. – [Stevie] Mm-hmm. – I would assume it’s Mexico City, so I’m gonna say Mexico City. – [Stevie] Correct. (bell dinging brightly) – Whoo! – Okay, alright. Okay, that’s fine, you earned it. – Thank you. (bouncy vocal humming) (title swooshing swiftly) – What? – We’ve got some jiggly bits. – Is this fat? Yes. – I don’t think it’s fat, bro. – Is it seafood? – It’s sorta in the same family as a tofu in presentation, but not made from the same thing. Alright, I might be digging a huge grave for myself here, but I’m thinkin’ Indonesia. – Thank you for the milk. – You’re welcome. – (breathing deeply) Should I just commit to the answer, should I just commit to Indonesia? If I’m wrong, I’m gonna be diggin’ myself out of a big hole the whole time. – Mm-hmm. – (sighing slowly) Just commit. (dart thudding abruptly) Okay. Did I hit it, did I hit Indonesia? – I think you almost hit it. And I was thinking Indonesia because the- – So close. – [Rhett] So close. – Well, the spices are like, I don’t know, it would be nice on a dumpling. Maybe that means I’m saying China then. – Hold on, you know what? Guys, I wasn’t supposed to go first ’cause Link took the lead. We forgot. We’re so unaccustomed to him having the lead. (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) (Rhett sighing disappointingly) – What would you have said if I hadn’t of gone there first? – [Stevie] I think it’s okay. – What would you have done? – Honestly, I would’ve said probably what I just said (Rhett laughing loudly) because I just say what I think. – “Probably what I just said.” – I say what I think. Like I said, I was thinkin’ Indonesia, and then I was thinkin’ about soup dumplings, and then I was- – Okay, alright, I choose to believe you. – China. (dart thudding decidedly) Oh. (laughing gently) I went a little weak! – Okay. – [Stevie] You just had shang xin liang fen, a noodle dish made from mung bean starch that literally translates to “heartbreak jelly” because people are said to burst into tears when they eat it. This cold dish earned its moving reputation in China. – Oh. (Link clapping briskly) – Mung bean what? – Jelly. – Starch. – [Rhett And Link] Starch. – One time, I had that dish “Under the Bridge.” (“Mythical” Crew Member laughing amusingly) That’s a Red Hot Chili Peppers song. – I know what it is. – That’s a famous Red Hot Chili Peppers song, guys. – Rhett had 13, Link had 11. (laughing amusingly) – Alright. (bell dinging brightly) – Okay, but I gotta say the title. – Yes, you do. – The title, (laughing gently) the capital. – The title of China. – The capital of China is Beijing. – [Stevie] Correct. – Yes. (bell dinging brightly) – Okay, you’re good with your capitals. – I’m good with my capitals- – That works. – But, I’m bad with my guessing. But, you gotta go first next time, man! – I will, I will. (bouncy vocal humming) (title swooshing rapidly) – This is interesting looking. You’ve got like a bread egg. – [Rhett] Oh my gosh. – In the middle. And you just… Nicole said we could grab it with our hands, which we are doing, or that you could also eat it with a fork, which I’m ultimately gonna do that. – Mmm. – So, what is all this? Is a certain type of bean on this? – Well, okay- – [Link] It’s cold. – I got a little spicy. – And it’s veggie. There’s like green peppers. I like this. You know what? I think of this as an African goulash. – Hmm. – Which, you know, I’m prone to order when going through the Mali restaurants that I frequent. (“Mythical” Crew laughing gently) Honestly, I’m not familiar with Mali. Like, I didn’t know that was a country. Sorry, Mali. – Maybe it’s not. – Hmm. I’m gonna save my lifeline and go for Mali. I believe it’s… We’ve eaten this type of bread before this, like type of bread, and it was African, so that’s where I’m goin’. Come on, Mali! ♪ I’m just gettin’ to know ya ♪ ♪ Didn’t know you existed before this moment ♪ (dart thudding accurately) Oh, yeah. Pretty close too. (applauding flatteringly) Yeah, gimme that fart hand. (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) – I’m displeased because I think you’re right. (Link laughing excitedly) – See? – So, the first thing I was thinking, it’s interesting that you said goulash. When it came out, I was thinking Hungary. But then, when I… Once Nicole explained, as she handed it off, what this was, and to use it to eat with- – Yeah, the African eating with the breads. – I have not seen that done in Hungary. I guess it could have made it a South Africa, but I think my best bet is to try to get closer to Mali- – Than me? Good luck with that. – Than you. (Rhett exhaling calmly) (dart thudding loudly) – Hayo! – Oh, further away. – Alright, alright, I like where I like where I’m sittin’, Stevie – [Stevie] You just had chakalaka. Legend has it that it was developed by mine workers who’d pair whatever vegetables they had with beans to make a relish, to eat alongside their pap bread. It has since become a spicy staple at barbecues and celebrations in South Africa. – Aw, I could have gone lower. (Link sighing slowly) – I’m proud of my guess though. – I’m proud of your guess too. And you had 18. Rhett, you had 20. – Dang, Link, (Link applauding happily) you’ve won every round. – Yes, I have. – [Stevie] So, Rhett, for South Africa, they are actually three capitals. – Oh, come on. – [Stevie] There’s executive, legislative, and judicial. You just need to name one. – No, I think he needs to name the executive. (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) The executive capital. – Well, if there’s three, there’s gotta be one in Cape Town, so. – [Stevie] Correct. That’s the legislative. (bell dinging positively) – That’s not the one we’re lookin’ for though. – Okay. (“Mythical” Crew laughing) Alright, hey, you’re winning, dude! Enjoy it! – Well, I’ve learned to not enjoy winning before I’ve won it. – Do you want me to name three South African cities? – What’s your second guess? Yeah. – Pretoria. – [Stevie] Yeah. (bell dinging positively) Wow, I’m impressed, that’s the executive. – Okay. And the legislative? – [Stevie] No, judicial. Gosh, I can’t say it. (Stevie laughing gently) – Judicial, Jo… Jo… – It’s gotta be Johannesburg, right? – No. – That’s right. (“Mythical” Crew laughing gently) It’s not? – [Stevie] I might say this incorrectly, Bloemfontein? – You didn’t. – Oh, Bloemfontein, yes. – That’s right. (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) (bouncy vocal humming) (title swooshing swiftly) – That’s a very nice hoodie you’re wearing, Link. – Thank you. If you wanna get this Be Your Mythical Best hoodie, it’s got three-dimensional embroidery. (laughing happily) You can get it in this dusty sage green. – Oh, it’s so dusty. – Or, you can get it in charcoal heather gray. I really like the dusty sage green. It’s like it’s got a soothing quality to it that really makes you wanna Be Your Mythical Best. – And if you light it off fire and take it around the perimeter of your home, it’ll ward off evil spirits. – Mm-hmm. Mythical.com. Look at that. – Sage. – [“Mythical” Crew] Oh! (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) Look at that. This is yellow. – Okay, what do we got here? – So, we got some sliced eggs here, but is that- – That’s a potato. – A tater, okay. Okay. And then, there’s some corn bits. I’m not gon’ be shy about getting some sauce because if it’s spicy, I wanna know it. – It’s got a little kick to it. Oh it’s great, it’s got a lotta kick to it. – It definitely builds. The potato helps, it’s nice to have something real spicy on a potato. What is that flavor though, how would you describe it? It’s got a sweet corn puree type thing happening. Yellow potatoes. Hungary? Shoot, it could be Peru. It’s like a South American spice heat. I’m being pulled to Peru, I gotta go there. – Pulled to Peru. – Peru all the way. (dart thudding abruptly) Oh shoot, I shoulda gone to the right of it! But, okay. What are you thinkin’, man? – The corn is the only piece of this that- – Maiz. – That pulls me to Peru. – I call it maiz. (“Mythical” Crew laughing gently) – But, I think corn has made it around the globe. This kind of… (sighing thoughtfully) I don’t know, this sort of like… This is just potatoes with a sauce on it, over lettuce kinda thing. It has this sort of like Scandinavian, like “I don’t know about this” kinda quality to it. – [Link] Finland? – Yeah. But also, it may be Hungary. – Finland. – Oh, thanks for handin’ me my dart. – I feel good about Finland for you. – It could be Hungary ’cause I, you know- – That’s the first thing I said. – In my short time in Eastern Europe, I noticed some things like this like at breakfast almost. I’m gonna kind of triangulate Finland in Hungary here, and maybe accidentally hit one ’cause I’m not too accurate. (dart thudding loudly) Oh. – I like that, I like that. – A little too high. – [Stevie] You just had papa a la Huancaina. – Oh, gosh. – [Stevie] It’s debated whether the cheese sauce covered dish began as a meal served to- – Cheese sauce! – [Stevie] Railroad workers by the local women, or if it began as a dish served to passengers at train stations after the railroad had been completed. But, there’s no debating that this dish hails from Peru. – Dang it! – Yes! Yes! I’m gonna tell my family to start watching again. (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) – Aw man, I wanted to get to 10 in a row! – Yeah, Link. Don’t stop, you’re addicted to the shindig. Chop stop, you’re gonna win big. – [Link] Yup. – I don’t know if he’s referencing the salad place. You had seven, and Rhett, you had a lot more than that. This is like 47. (laughing amusingly) (Rhett wincing painfully) – Ugh! – What? – Ugh! – [Stevie] And how about that capital? – Oh, yeah. (laughing amusingly) (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) How ’bout that capital? – I know one city in Peru and it is Lima, so that is my guess. – [Stevie] Correct. (bell dinging brightly) – You know what? (everyone laughing amusingly) (bouncy vocal humming) (title swooshing swiftly) We have a bright yellow bowl of some sort of- – What is goin’ on there? – Curryish? – You can feel the heat comin’ off of that. – Is that some sorta fish? (slurping smoothly) Mmm. – Okay, okay, okay. – It’s hot. – Is that cheese? (Link coughing lightly) Wow, it’s cheese and peppers. – I didn’t take any of the- – Rice? – Rice. – Well, you should have. – Because I just feel like I’m on top of the world here, but… – Mmm! – It’s spicy, but boy, it’s good, it’s good. – That’s my favorite one so far. – It’s just wicked peppers, and onions, cheese, and some sort of oily broth. Okay, so I’m going first. I’m up 57 points. What’s the penalty for missin’ the board entirely? – 50. – You’re right. – So, even if you nailed it- – Right. – Like, I’ve won. I’ve already won. – Well, not technically because if you miss the board, you would get 50, but you can technically get higher than 50 if you miss it by- – Exactly. You know what? I’m just gonna- – If it was Indonesia, and you went to the far corner, you could potentially… The smartest thing for you to do is to miss the board. – Right, I could just do that, you know? (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) – I dunno how I feel about that. Is that your throw? – Well, you know, I don’t wanna go out like that, just decimating you. I’d like to give you a fightin’ chance. – That’s right, this is a decimation. (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) – So yeah, that’s my throw. – Oh. (“Mythical” Crew laughing amusingly) But, here’s the thing. – Chase is about to measure from the map, just so you know. – I want you to see if you can hit that little cross section of a pepper. That thing, yes. And in addition to retaining him bein’ able to write the correct answer on my back, next time we play, I would like another advantage next time. – Well no, ’cause when you lose, like I’m about to, I get the advantage next time. – Then I… Well, okay. – You’re saying… – You get the advantage, but he gets to write on my back, and that’s not your advantage. – So, you also get an advantage next time. – I’m keeping that advantage. – I’ll take it. – Is that a deal? – That’s a deal. – Okay. – Okay, so my guess, which is a bit unoriginal, is India. It might be… It feels Himalayan in general, so maybe it’s Nepal. But, I don’t know the capital of Nepal. (laughing amusingly) So, okay. But, that’s not really what the question… Oh man, I’ve just been so off. (Rhett exhaling slowly) (dart thudding carefully) Oh no. – Alright, Stevie, what is it? – [Stevie] You just had ema datshi, a simple stew consisting of chili and cheese, traditionally yak cheese to be exact. It has gained popularity in some neighboring countries, but it’s only the national dish of its native country, Bhutan. – [Rhett And Link] Bhutan! – You were in the right area. – Mmm, it’s very good. – Link, you had 50, and Rhett, 44. – (laughing loudly) Wow. (bell dinging brightly) – Which means- – [Stevie] Well, and Rhett, of course the capital of Bhutan? – Bhutan City. (laughing amusingly) (everyone laughing amusingly) Right? Is that it? – [Stevie] Close, Thimphu. – Ah, Thimphu. – Thimphu. (buzzer blaring negatively) – Yes, I always forget that. – I would like to thank everyone who believed in me and never wavered over the nine episodes of me losing. I lost belief in myself- – Yeah. – At many points along the way. – We all did. (laughing amusingly) – But, thank you for stickin’ by my side. The playing field has been leveled, or at least the score has been reset, I did not let him make a new record. And now, I’m on my way to makin’ a new record. – That’s right. – I have won one in a row. (Chase laughing gently) Thanks for subscribin’ and clickin’ that bell. – You know what time it is. – Hi, I’m Kennedy. – And I’m Reagan. – We’re from Oklahoma City. – And it’s my 19th birthday. – And we just played- ♪ Where in the world ♪ ♪ Do these international candies come from? ♪ – [Kennedy And Reagan] And it’s time to spin the Wheel of Mythicality. – Happy birthday! – You gotta throw a dart at those people talkin’ in the background. (laughing slyly) (everyone laughing amusingly) That’ll shut ’em up! Click the top link- (Link gasping dramatically) (laughing amusingly) Just right in the windpipe. Watch us taste test spicy ice cubes in “Good Mythical More.” – And to find out where the Wheel of Mythicality’s gonna land. – [Rhett] How can you forget to Be Your Mythical Best when it’s embroidered on your chest? The new BYMB embroidered hoodies are available now, at mythical.com.