GMMore 2544: Guess The Mashup

Welcome to Good Mythical More than you bargained for. Oh! You see what I just did? I started something and then I added a second thing. And if Stevie had given me two clues for the first thing and the second thing, I could have put that together and won that round. That’s what we’re going to do because people on TikTok like that apparently. But first, let’s donate $1,000 to The HistoryMakers to aid in their mission to educate the world about the history, lives, careers, and accomplishments of African Americans across a variety of disciplines by making its content accessible worldwide. You can join us in giving at thehistorymakers.org/donate Thank you for being your Mythical best. Yes. So it’s like before and after on Wheel of Fortune but without letters. – [Stevie] Yeah, I’m going to give you a clue for like the first part of the phrase, and a clue for the second part of the phrase, and you’re going to put the phrase together. Okay. All right. – [Stevie] Like this one! Jigglypuff and Sandslash species, plus the center of a presidential scandal. Okay. Center of a presidential, The center of a. Presidential scandal. Pokémon Oval Office. Pokégate. ((Laughing)) Jigglypuff and Sandslash species. They’re Pokémons. Right? I didn’t know if there was a more specific species. Isn’t Pokémens a species? – [Stevie] You got, you got the first part. Pokémon, mon. The center? Mondale. Walter. Oh, oh, I like that. Give it to him. Pokémon-dale. The center of a presidential scandal, mon. The center of a presidential scandal? – [Stevie] Oh my gosh. I mean, I can see the answer, so I’m like, come on, but you keep saying the mon. Mon. – Mon, mon, mon, mon, mon. – Mon, mon, mon, mon, Monroe. – [Stevie] It is a name. Oh, Poké-Monica Lewinsky. The center. Hey! I didn’t know. Never done that. I didn’t know that. Never done that. They’ve always been back there for years. Never done it. ((Laughing)) I don’t know if she was the center. Yeah, but, is she really the center? – [Stevie] Okay, term for a man showing off, and an animal wake up call. Awooga! ((Laughing)) Cock-a-doodle-doo. Okay, an animal wake up call. Shuttle cock-a-doodle-doo. Term for a man showing off. Is it, is it cock-a-doodle-doo? I mean. Cock-a-doodle-doo, usually, I mean, maybe that’s right. Rooster crow is like, the, is it the actual, is it a crow? Or is it cock-a-doodle-doo? – [Stevie] I, you mean, What’s the first part, term for a man showing off? A man showing off. Something cock. A man showing off, not a woman showing off. A braggy daddy. A man showing off is. Mr. Universe. Ego, ego puff. A man showing off is like. – [Stevie] Mr. Universe-a-doodle-doo. ((Laughing)) You know, like a guy who’s in a weightlifting. – [Stevie] You were on the right track with what the second part is. Cock-a-doodle-doo. – [Stevie] No, yeah, Link. Cock-a-doodle-doo. – [Stevie] So, what would be? Something cock-a-doodle-doo. Shuttlecock. Cocky-doodle-doo. That, that’s not how it works, though. – [Stevie] The act of, showing off. And a woman could show off this way, too. Strut. – [Stevie] No. Expose your cock-a-doodle-doo. You don’t know how hard it is to be. Yeah, this is under a lot of pressure. Show off, I mean, show off. Flaunt. – [Stevie] No, what’s a word for show off that has cock in it? At the end of it. – [Stevie] Yeah. Shuttlecock, that’s when you do it on a shuttle. A man showing off. Big. Showing off! Give us the first letter. Oh, you dumb cock. It technically is another bird. Okay, robin-cock. Why are we both thinking about robin? ((Laughing)) Sorry, that’s the first bird that came to mind. I can’t think of another. – [Stevie] Guys. Ostrich-cock. – [Stevie] No, no, no. There is a bird and the bird’s. That’s not a great mental image. The bird’s name has cock in it. Oh, Woodcock. ((Laughing)) Woodcock? Is a term for a man showing off. Peacock-a-doodle-doo! Yay! – Peacocking! – Peacock. Duh! Your favorite streaming service! Peacock-a-doodle-doo? – [Stevie] Are you not going to do the same, Monica Lewinsky celebration? No, no, because it took too long. I only do that when I get it quick. – [Stevie] Okay. Toy that surprises you. Toyed? – [Stevie] Toy. Toy. These are all words that I’m going to be using. Jack in the box. – [Stevie] Well, wait. Fine, say it. I don’t care, it’ll only help me. – [Stevie] Something found close to a mattress. Jack in the box springs. – [Stevie] Hey! Ha ha ha ha ha ha. – [Stevie] Are you going to do the thing? I’d do this instead. Oh, he’s got glasses. Yeah. Close to a mattress. Box springs. So close. I was going to say a shoe. Let’s keep going. – [Stevie] A holiday greeting and Scooby-Doo’s sweet ride. Merry Chris van. What is? I know what it is. Mystery. Merry Mystery Machine. Chris, Chris-Mystery van. Mystery. Merry Christ-mystery van. Christ-mystery. – Yeah. – That is right. – Merry Christ-mystery van. – Merry Christ-mystery van. Merry Christ-mystery van. Mystery Machine. Dang it. – [Stevie] There we go. Merry Christ-mystery. Yes, I got it. I actually saw a, RV that was painted. Oh, did you stop? To look like the Mystery Machine and it was driving all around New Zealand when I was there with my family. Oh, you followed it. And, I saw it at a place and I was like, well, the Mystery Machine is here. Oh, wow. Just noticed it. Didn’t say anything to anybody. Cause I wasn’t trying to dad too hard. Yeah, you can’t point anything out. Can’t point anything out nowadays. Cause nobody will look anyway. Dads can’t do that anymore because it’s too dad-ish. Right, it’s just stepping right into the trope. Lo and behold, a few days, a few days later, Rhett. This is not like a few minutes later. This is days later, gallivanting about another part of the countryside. Lo and behold, Mystery Machine shows up again. Same one. Yeah. You were being followed. I was being followed. By the Mystery Machine. Nothing came of it. End of story. What? Oh, you can rent them. Oh, there’s more than one. Oh, gosh, that explains a lot. Yep. They were everywhere. Next. It looked homemade, Zack. I will say that. Did you rent one? You can? Did you? Oh, he looked it up. He just found out. Next. – [Stevie] A Korean show about a game show. And an HBO show about the seven kingdoms. Squid Game of Thrones. – [Stevie] Oh, my goodness. ((Applause)) I think I’m gonna, I think I’m gonna have to. Oh, found more strings. Squid Game of Thrones. Too easy. That one would be a good Wheel of Fortune. Can I buy a vowel? – [Crew Member] Yes, that would be a great Wheel of Fortune. That would be a great one. – [Stevie] Sorry, there was some, there’s some back and forth about Squid Game and how to categorize it. And it’s a real mind freak. What? Whoa, whoa, because it’s not a game show? Yeah, please. – [Crew Member] Yeah, I was wrong. I was insisting it was a Korean show, not a game show, because Squid Game is a game show. But Kalyn correctly pointed out. No, Squid Game was not televised in the world of, Squid show, Squid Game. It was, it was a private affair. Oh, it was a private affair. I did not watch it. Because I was too, I was too scared. Well, it wasn’t scary, so to speak. I didn’t want to be. It was hard to watch though. Yeah, I didn’t want to be, I didn’t want to, I don’t, I don’t like to put images in my mind that you were describing to me. But then you did watch the Netflixified version of it. Yeah, just to stick it to Mr. Beast. It’s like, just so I could say, you know what, I thought it was better. You heard it here. I didn’t watch the Mr. Beast version either. Was the Mr. Beast version? I didn’t watch it. Yeah, as a family, well me and Christy and Lando, that’s our home family now. What’s your work family? I just mean my home family used to have more people in it. Okay. Well, they’re still in your family. They’ve gone off to college. They’re not my home family. The family that I watched TV with. Okay. I got sucked into watching this Squid Game, reality show, and I watched the whole season on Netflix and, I didn’t like it. If you had seen the original, and then you watched, cause I watched like two, I did watch two episodes of that. And I was like. It was too, they drug it out way too long and hard and. And it still seemed like they were in a prison being, you know, tortured mentally. Cause they were. I didn’t love that. Like a lot of crying. Yep. Still a lot of crying. A lot of crying. And at the beginning they did kind of like, make it seem like people were dying. They stopped doing that? At a couple of points. They were like, oh, we gotta do this. Well, all the games, it can’t, everybody doesn’t pretend to die. They just get, like, escorted out. Okay. Abruptly. – [Crew Member] Do you know what’s funny about that? I have a little inside scoop that the cast members in the real version, the new one that came out. The Netflix version. – [Crew Member] The Netflix one. Were not told to act like they died. That was just, like, a choice they made, and it caught on amongst all of them. Because they saw. If they saw the original version. They saw the original. – [Crew Member] Yeah. So they’re like, I guess I should die. Oh, got it. They’re just like, yeah, let’s just, so that’s why they were like, fall over and just like freeze. I mean, cause we’re talking about it, it started out with like a hundred, 153 people, maybe 200. 200. A lot more than that I think. Something. – But then people. – 450, 406, something like that. The fact that that many people started just playing dead. Like, they were all playing dead. Like, they would get, a thing would burst like a paintball. It was, that was, that was pretty impressive. And then they would like, look around and go, and then they would just fall over and die and they weren’t told to do it. And I also heard that. Greatest show ever. I loved it. I saw, I heard that scene on the game show version took like all day to film just that. Them just going across that one field. They shot all day for that, which made me feel very different about it. They kept resetting the people? Yeah. Or they made them freeze for that long? Combination of both. Wow. Wow. A lot of microphones. I was thinking about you, James. ((Laughing)) I was like, these people all have microphones. This is a nightmare for a sound person. Too many frequencies, you know? James, you didn’t cross my mind when I was watching. ((Laughing)) – [James] You didn’t cross my mind. Oh! ((Laughing)) You know what? They didn’t hear you because you didn’t mic yourself. ((Laughing)) Next. – [Stevie] Phenomenon in the night sky of the northern hemisphere and popular oral antiseptic. The aurora borax. ((Laughing)) Boring. Alice. What do you? Aurora bore-Alice Springs Chicken. That’s what you could have done. You, you, you had an oral. You used to put this stuff in your mouth on, on your little sores. What do you call that stuff? Bora-Aspercreme. Aurora Bora-Aspercreme. Bore. You can’t put Aspercreme. It’s Bore-Alice. Aurora, Bore-Alice. – All? – A-Listerine! Whoa! Bore, ore-a-Listerine ((Laughing)) Hold on, you got it. Aurora borea-Listerine. There you go. Don’t you get up for that. And borea-Listerine. Aurora borea-Listerine I’m gonna just fall over like I got shot on Squid Games. Next. – [Stevie] Famous people with famous parents. And signature dish at Chili’s Famous people with, is this a general term? Famous people with famous parents are. Rich Baby Back Ribs. Famous people with famous parents. Is there a term for that? Famous babies. No. Like, child actors? No? Cause the parents don’t have to be famous. Generational talent. ((Laughing)) I mean, what is the term? – [Stevie] Generational talent Baby Back Ribs. It’s like an Instagram baby, right? – [Stevie] No. A famous person with a famous parent. Family vlogger. – [Stevie] When you, basically this term is used when you like have an unfair leg up. Like you have an unfair advantage people think because your parents are actors, so that’s why you’re an actor. Oh, nepotism, what is the other part of the clue? Baby Back Ribs. Oh, Chibs. Chibs. Chili’s. We know it’s Baby Back Ribs. It has to be. Right? Nepotism Baby Back Ribs. – [Stevie] Okay, you really haven’t heard of? Nepo baby? – [Stevie] Nepo baby. Nepo Baby Back Ribs. – [Stevie] There we go. Nepo baby? I mean, I didn’t know about this, but now I understand it. – [Stevie] Yeah. Give me some time to think about that. I didn’t know what a nepo baby was. But now you do. Oh. Okay. – [Stevie] Warm woolen top and sphincter solids. Okay. Sphincterous solids is dookie. Poop. Warm woolen top. Warm woolen top is a. Cardigan dookie. Fleece, fleece poop. ((Laughing)) Warm wool, fleece. It might be fleece. Fleece is better than cardigan. Woolen top. Turtleneck fleece stinky. It’s fleece, right? Sphincter solids. Warm woolen top. Warm. Woolen. Top. Sphincter. Solids. ((Laughing)) You have a, you have a, you have a warm woolen top. And then you have sphincter solids. Which could be poop. It could be poops. I think it’s, rabbit turds. It’s plural. Turds. ((Laughing)) Fleece turds. Turds? Turds right? Turd. Fleece turd. Sweater of the rabbit turds. Oh. Sweat-turd. – [Stevie] There we go. Sweat-turd. Sweat-turd. – [Stevie] An idiom for immediately quitting something. And a hilarious Comedy Central sketch duo show. Pulling out and out. Sketch, what is a sketch, what? – [Stevie] Comedy Central sketch duo show. Remove the Key and Peele. Yeah. ((Laughing)) So, it’s definitely Key and Peele. Immediately quitting something. Immediately quitting something is like Idiom for immediately quitting something. Immediately quitting something. Like I’m out. Like I’m – [Stevie] It’s more, if you, smoke cigarettes. Oh, cold tur-Key and Peele. Oh. – [Stevie] You guys got the bulk of that. Cold Tur-Key and Peele. – [Stevie] I said yeah! I’m just saying it again because it’s fun to say. Cold Tur-Key and Peel. – [Stevie] Famous phrase by a lost alien and Macaulay Culkin’s Phone Home Alone! ((Laughing)) That one was easy. – [Stevie] Wow, I didn’t even get to say yeah. One, two, three, four. Oh, there’s more! ((Music)) Hit the fan too. – [Rhett] The Mythical Cookbook is almost here. Preorder your copy at MythicalCookbook.com

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