Can you guess the topic before they do?
In this Smosh game show episode, players guess a mystery topic by hearing clues about various locations and places. Through a series of guesses including homes, hotels, offices, and bathrooms, the contestants eventually deduce the topic is 'favorite places' or 'places to do specific activities.'
Summary
This transcript captures a segment from Smosh's 'Can you guess the topic before they do?' game show format. The host provides clues about different locations and contexts, and the contestants attempt to identify the underlying topic before it's revealed. The clues progress through various places: the speaker's home, the Smosh office, hotels for sleeping, airports, Barnes & Noble for work or reading, and ultimately bathrooms. The contestants make multiple incorrect guesses throughout, including 'safe space,' 'favorite places to be,' 'places I spend the most time,' 'best places to sleep,' 'best places to eat food,' and 'favorite places to read.' The game creates humor through the back-and-forth banter between players, with one contestant expressing confusion about another's bathroom habits and joking about someone being taken somewhere by a person named Damian. The game concludes when someone correctly identifies that the topic relates to bathrooms or favorite places to perform bathroom activities, eliciting celebratory reactions.
Key Insights
- The host reveals clues about various locations where the speaker spends time or performs activities, ranging from home and office to public spaces like hotels and airports
- Contestants incorrectly guess 'best places to sleep' and 'best places to eat food' before the actual topic is revealed
- One contestant jokes that another contestant doesn't actually sleep at home, suggesting the person being discussed has unusual habits
- The topic is ultimately revealed to be 'favorite place to take a dump,' indicating the clues were leading toward bathroom-related locations
- Players reference Barnes & Noble as a location for a specific activity, suggesting the game uses unexpected or humorous places for ordinary bodily functions
Topics
Transcript
[0:00] My home. Um, okay. >> Safe space. >> Favorite places to be. The Smosh office. Uh, um, places I spend the most time. >> Yeah. Oh, Monday through Friday places. >> I think I know it on the next one. A nice hotel. >> Best places you >> Best places to sleep. >> He doesn't sleep here, does he? >> Every people sleep here. >> I don't. >> Damian's taking you. >> Best places to eat food. >> An airport lounge. [0:30] Most most uh social he's had. No. What are you talking about? He's home first. >> Um favorite places to get work done. >> A Barnes & Noble. >> Favorite places to read. >> Favorite place to…
Full transcript available for MurmurCast members
Sign Up to AccessMore from SmoshCast
Stupid Questions Only | Smosh Mouth 162
In this Smosh Mouth episode, hosts Shane, Amanda, and guest Damian Hos answer absurd and philosophical questions submitted by crew members and Reddit, covering topics from physics and technology to pregnancy, food terminology, and ancient Olympics. The episode features lighthearted banter, personal anecdotes, and frank discussions about human experience.
Number of days since last incident: 0
The group discusses attempting a Guinness World Records challenge for drinking Capri Sun as fast as possible, with the record being around 6 seconds. Selena humorously flips a counter to zero while making a joke about the number.
Women are gonna flock 😫
Two podcast hosts celebrate one host's 45th birthday, discussing how aging and physical changes could look cool, including hypothetical future looks like shaved heads, beards, and tattoos that they jokingly suggest will attract romantic attention.
It's Shayne's Birthday! | Smosh Mouth 161
On his 45th birthday (September 14th), Shane Madej hosts an episode of Smosh Mouth where he selects all topics, discussing his sapphire birthstone, Virgo astrology, aging positively, books and reading habits, NFL predictions, psychology interests, video games, and clarifying misconceptions about his homeschooling background.
You don't need a passport to travel the world 🌐
Three friends discuss visiting Epcot at Walt Disney World as an alternative to international travel, highlighting how the park's country pavilions offer cultural experiences without needing a passport. They share enthusiasm about exploring Mexico first and joke about the minimal language skills and potential free drinks available at the park.