106: It's Time For Rhyme

Extra Hot Great: This Week In TV

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4.7 • 624 Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2016

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

The first round of the Extra Hot Great Listener Game Time concludes with the Son Of The Game That Rhymes from Rob Hartmann. Who's the last one to advance to the Hallowed Hall Of Champions round? Find out!

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Game Time: 🧠 Son Of The Game That Rhymes

NOTES

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0:00.0	Previously.tv Podcast Network
0:02.6	You win the game.
0:08.3	If you can figure out who I am
0:10.4	and why I'm torturing you,
0:12.2	and I win the game if you beg me to cut off your finger.
0:17.4	If I win,
0:19.4	but let me go.
0:22.9	If you think this has a happy ending,
0:26.2	you haven't been paying attention.
0:32.8	This is the Extra Hot Great Podcasts, episode 106 for the week of February 22nd, 2016.
0:44.8	I am $1.00 bidder, David T. Cole, and I'm here with Mystery Box Challenger, Chip Woods.
0:50.7	Tonight we're cooking with wet hot gravy.
0:52.8	Princess of Planko, Eileen Joyce.
0:55.7	$10,000.
0:57.0	Piano puzzler Taylor S. Cole.
1:00.0	This ain't no Minnesota Public Radio.
1:02.0	And Val-Byer Tara Ariano.
1:04.3	Uh, F.
1:09.3	Welcome, everybody, to episode 106, our fourth listener game time.
1:14.3	And this is a big one.
1:15.1	This is our last listener game time before the first hallowed halls of champion match.
1:22.7	This is the last qualifier.
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