MBS 085 - Do Brackets Dream of Electric Sheep?

Mostly Nitpicking

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.6 • 617 Ratings

🗓️ 7 April 2015

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

As one door closes, another opens. We finish a bracket and begin a new one. This week, Zak Moy comes on to help us put and end to the chaotic Ultimate Android bracket. We marvel at the results of the Ultimate Spiderman Girlfriend bracket. Finally, we look forward towards our next bracket, The Fiercest Game of Thrones character.

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0:00.0	What's going on?
0:09.8	And I'm D.J.
0:11.6	And this is Matt Brackett's episode 85.
0:14.3	Hey, can you put the phone in airplane mode?
0:16.0	I did already.
0:16.6	Yes.
0:17.3	So, 85, let's learn some interesting 85 facts.
0:20.6	Only one really that even bears mentioning it all.
0:23.7	DJ, do you already know what it is?
0:25.1	Oh, it's not a prime number.
0:28.0	I was going to say, in 2006, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month,
0:33.5	Chad Johnson wore jersey number 85, announced that he would prefer to be called Ocho Cinco.
0:39.2	That's what everybody knows.
0:41.1	What people don't know is during his live-view stream broadcast in 2009, he said that he would legally change his last name to Hachigo, which is Japanese for 8-5.
0:52.0	But then he just pretended to not do that since it didn't get him
0:55.0	the attention he thought it was going to get. Hachigo. Not as catchy as Ocho Cinco. Hachigo. It sounds
1:01.7	very similar, though. For two languages that are very different. Two very similar sounding
1:07.4	They both end with that numbers. But like ours doesn't. It's not like five.
1:11.6	It's not like foe. Five.
1:12.3	It should be.
1:13.5	Yeah.
1:14.3	So he's a strange guy
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