Mysteries for Old Men

Bingo investigates technology, trends, and other modern mysteries that confuse older adults.

Appearances

• Episode 209 — (Watch segment - YouTube) · Segment length: 15 minutes, 16 seconds.
• Synopsis: Bingo investigated unfamiliar modern technology and arrived at the phrase ‘creamily concept.’

• Episode 206 — (Watch segment - YouTube) · Segment length: 17 minutes, 58 seconds.
• Synopsis: Bingo investigated the potato message, discovered its acrostic spelled Bruce, and advised Casey Frankenstein’s Shaggy character about a disastrous mystery.

• Episode 201 — (Watch segment - YouTube) · Segment length: 17 minutes, 9 seconds.
• Synopsis: Bingo investigated unfamiliar modern topics and technology with help from chat.

• Episode 199 — (Watch segment - YouTube) · Segment length: 8 minutes, 28 seconds.
• Synopsis: Bingo investigated unexplained bloody footprints and a taped-off cleanup area in Simon’s apartment building.

• Episode 198 — (Watch segment - YouTube) · Segment length: 4 minutes, 2 seconds.
• Synopsis: Bingo investigated whether an Australian personal trainer named Daniel Morton was the show-lore murderer, but left the mystery unresolved.

• Episode 189 — (Watch segment - YouTube) · Segment length: 6 minutes, 12 seconds.
• Synopsis: Bingo investigated old-man mysteries around technology and online behavior, with Rank’em Up Rodeo nested inside the segment.