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Episode 90: The Hermit's Tower
Original air date: March 6, 2019
Episode overview
Bingo and Danny discuss Pokémon Sword and Shield and its starters, watch and narrate the reveal trailer, and briefly extend the segment into Final Fantasy XIV and Shadowbringers talk before explicitly closing it. Danny debuts a seven-prompt guessing game in which Bingo classifies old posts as his own writing or Alan Jackson lyrics; individual answers are revealed, but no final score, formal winner, or prize is announced. Bingo puts two anonymous workplace phrase errors on Thin Ice—‘big hoo-ha-ha’ and ‘jibber-jobber’—and jokingly sends both speakers to the imaginary slammer.
Segments
- **Game Corner** — 0:19:04 · citation pending — Bingo and Danny discuss Pokémon Sword and Shield and its starters, watch and narrate the reveal trailer, and briefly extend the segment into Final Fantasy XIV and Shadowbringers talk before explicitly closing it.
- **Actual Bingo Social Media Post or Alan Jackson Song Lyric** — 0:39:43 · citation pending — Danny debuts a seven-prompt guessing game in which Bingo classifies old posts as his own writing or Alan Jackson lyrics; individual answers are revealed, but no final score, formal winner, or prize is announced.
- **Thin Ice** — 1:09:53 · citation pending — Bingo puts two anonymous workplace phrase errors on Thin Ice—‘big hoo-ha-ha’ and ‘jibber-jobber’—and jokingly sends both speakers to the imaginary slammer.
Verified episode facts
- **Game corner scope and outcome**: Game Corner covers Pokémon Sword and Shield plus a short Final Fantasy XIV extension, explicitly closes before the Deadpool discussion, and has no competition result, winner, or prize.
- **Social-post guessing-game outcome**: The debut social-post-or-Alan-Jackson game uses seven prompts and reveals individual answers, but no final numeric score, formal winner, cards, or prize is announced.
- **Thin ice subjects and outcome**: Thin Ice criticizes two unidentified coworkers' phrase errors; the proposed slammer is comedy rather than verified punishment or off-show action.