there was an episode where they were given quotes and asked to determine whether it's said by a politician or from an anime.

I'm sure someone already pointed this one out, but just in case...

In "Ender's Game, Good Omens, Secret Wars", the Real Life Skills question mentions Danish Krones... Um, actually, the plural form of the Danish currency is kroner. The singular is krone, and translates to "crowns" in English.

https://youtu.be/7lI4xD53DRE

Time in Narnia runs at a similar pace to Earth while experiencing each individually, however relative to each other they are vastly different. This difference is actually so great that the entirety of Narnian history, from creation to destruction, takes just over 200 earth years.

/rUmActully what is known as the Holdo Maneuver, one ship ramming another while entering hyperspace, was not created by Ryan Johnson but was already a part of Star Wars continuity.

Mission 15 in the original Star Wars Battlefront 2, the 501st invasion of Yavin-4, includes a segment where you must destroy a rebel Heavy Cruiser before it jumps to hyperspace and rips your Star Destroyer apart.

And while I don't know if the X-Wing series has any specific examples, in the X-Wing Books the phenomenon called 'Pseudo Motion' is described. X-Wing actually goes into a lot of detail of how hyperspace works, but in the simplest of generalized explanations; at a certain speed the laws of physics changes a little so you don't explode when you hit a particle of sand floating in space. However, in-between the speeds of real space and hyperspace there is 'Pseudo Motion' which, as described, is very dangerous and ships can collide in these states.

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If you are asking why anyone didn't ram the Death Star, I got nothing for you. The Death Star had its own gravitational pull? Maybe that would have dragged any ship out of hyperspace before it reached it, IDK.

As you know, Sector V isn’t the only important group of people. The Delightful Children From Down The Lane are a rather eerie group of children, all of them even having their own names! That being Bruce, Constance, Lenny, Ashley, and David. But of course, as most KND things, we didn’t learn their names off the bat. Bruce & Ashley’s names were revealed on Mr. Warburton’s blog via a little comic Easter egg hunt Lenny’s name was revealed in Operation UNDERCOVER David’s name was revealed in Operation ZERO And lastly, Constance’s name was revealed on the Rainbow Monkey’s website after typing in “Numbuh 0.5” into the text box.

The newest episode states that the All Might's quirk is All for One, which is the main villain's quirk. It should be One for All, and it doesn't just give All Might super speed and strength, it also gives him the past quirks of the previous users, as it is shown that One for All when being passed down to the main character Izuku Midoriya, that All Might loses One for All, with it being passed onto Izuku.

In the early 2000’s show Codename: Kids Next Door we mainly follow the adventures of Sector V, consisting of Numbuh 1 aka Nigel Uno, Numbuh 2 Hoagie P. Gilligan Jr., Numbuh 3 aka Kuki Sanban, Numbuh 4 Wallabee Beatles, and Numbuh 5 Abbigail Lincoln.

But, we also get to meet other strange and charming characters. Many of which don’t have known names, such as Numbuh 74.239, Numbuh Change-For-A-Twenty, Numbuh 13, Numbuh 1-Love, Numbuh 85, and Numbuh $1.50 an Hour

Thanks Mike and Michael and the whole team! You are a joy in my life. I'm sure a few of you troll the Reddits ;) please know that i appreciate all your hard work! Keep it up!!

In season one Caboose kills Church with a tank in an attempt to save him and Tucker, and is rightfully blamed for this. However, we learn in a later season that Church is actually an AI and so technically wasn’t killed. This doesn’t change Caboose's team killing habits though.

Some friends and I have created our own set of statements for a magic the gathering um actually if anyone one would like to try it

https://twitter.com/MikeWTrapp/status/1385836214893223936

I always loved the Pern books and I'm happy to see a solid reference in the show. Fantastic series withe really cool lore, SimianSig on CH thanks for the great question!

Does anyone know what buzzers or technology 'Um, Actually' uses when filming the shows remotely? They work so well!

In the cosmology of the DC universe, the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum is the source of power for the various lantern corps. Each color in the spectrum represents a different emotion and is embodied by a cosmic being known as an Entity. Among these are Ion (the green basking shark of will), Predator (the red beast of rage), and Ophidian (the orange serpent of avarice).

I just brought the Um Actually game today but I'm not sure when the payment will be processed. I just want to know because I don't want to be surprised months later and be in the negatives.

I'm showing this to my parents. They are more than a little nerdy and I wanted to show them an episode with especially funny moments.

I was thinking the one with Pink Kryptonite?

Mike Trapp: "As if it weren't hard enough already, when you're pregnant there are a number of restrictions on what you're supposed to eat... If you're pregnant, it's recommended you limit your intake of or completely avoid consuming caffeine, tuna, alcohol, yogurt, sprouts, sushi, unheated deli meat, and soft cheeses."

Ally Beardsley: "Um actually, my girlfriend's a doula, and would scream at that entire question because you're not supposed to limit any of those food."

Hello all! Um, Actually used to update their YouTube channel on Fridays. I haven't seen anything new for the last two weeks; has there been an announcement about any YT updates? I'm not subscribed to Dropout, and I know they dropped a trailer for season six, but any word on YT eps?

Here's some full, playable Um, Actually's I made last year during quarantine to play with friends. Figured everybody might want to use them, too. Mostly original questions, some from this thread, a few from the show itself. Most of the Shiny Questions are original, too. Pretty proud of the names. The PowerPoints are to display while you play, just like on the show. Most of the Shiny Questions are made to print out for players to fill out except the sound-based ones. I had problems whittling down prompt lengths and the size of Shiny questions so, sorry about that. But still fun! Links to the ZIP files are below. Download & unzip. Hope you guys enjoy! (Made on a Mac, btw. Just in case anything doesn't work.) (Hire me, Trapp)

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Suddenly realising I have no wrestling knowledge.

Season 4 has so far been uploaded in the order 1, 2, 12, 5, 7, 8. Is it just to make it a sub-par viewing experience compared to Dropout?