Yeah, I remember that one as well. *Googles*, It was a FOX show called “Does Someone Have To Go?” from 2013-ish i think

Trebek announced he had cancer on March 6th. March 12th was the next taping day after that, and yesterday’s game was the 1st one to be taped that day, so fairly sure that James’ daughter made that card for Alex because James was still the defending champion at that point and could bring it with him to the next taping…

I remember spending many American dollarydoos playing DDR in HS/college. I talked about it all the time in college but my fellow RAs never saw my play. Then we were on some weekend team retreat at a hotel and we wandered into a nearby Best Buy, and it had a DDR set up. They demanded I play (presumably so they could…

who hurt you? lol

As best as i can surmise, you get 3 faults per second after 77 seconds have elapsed (when the timer went red), so 23sec x 3 faults = 69 faults (nice), 8 faults for missing 2 of the poles (4 per), then 15 faults for doing something incorrect when Winky was waiting on that short square podium (the judge held up 5…

For what you said to still count, the last step you had to have taken would have been in bounds. Durant’s last THREE steps were waaaay out of bounds then he touched the ball, at which point play should have been stopped and Rockets get the ball. 

The best part of that is him KNOWING hoe isn’t the answer (because look at that giant grin right after he answers and just gets bigger when told it’s wrong) and is just wasting $200 on an incorrect answer for the laughs because he’s THAT far ahead of everybody else. Jennings was low-key savage at times during that run…

should have you watch the replay of the Cubs/D-backs game Thursday where adult guy in front row snagged a screaming foul ball with his glove, saving 2 kids next to him from getting smashed in the head with it. No glove: 4 year old probably has severe head trauma. But, ya know, gotta BE MANLY and try with a bare hand,…

Okay settle down Newman :) "it was 4th of July eve, the mother of all baseball days..."

They probably bet it all in FJ and got it wrong. If you don’t make it to FJ you’re not out on stage for that segment then. I want to say I’ve seen this instance happen once before, but obviously, it’s extremely rare (and makes for a funny visual)

They should have Trump sing the lyrics to the Anthem, but instead they hand him a sheet of lyrics for In The Garden of Eden by I. Ron Butterfly. I doubt he’d notice the difference.

I got the biggest laugh from the “Great Contact!” popping up right after the pitcher got murdered. I know it was for the bat contact, but the fact it shows up after the pitcher got conked on the head just makes it funnier

That’s less “bowled over” and more “lost his footing when he landed”, but still, that’s some nice hustle to get back and push L-C into the 2nd round

Dammit Shuster, you go out there... and do something like this... and TOTALLY REDEEM YOURSELF!

This will be the MiraCURL on Ice for the #30for30, right? RIGHT?!

I got a kick from the fact that I was hoping the band was attempting to get across a subliminal message by playing the song “Shut up and Dance” for him.

Is it just me or is it hilarious that the song the band decided to play for him has the words “Shut up” in the title of it?

Heartbreaker is WAY worse way to lose than a blowout. I can deal with a blowout, just knowing that “my” team just wasn’t anywhere near good enough that day to be worthy of winning. A heartbreaker where just one play cost the team from being victorious, you’ll rerun that play (or two or three) over and over and over in…

Fairly sure he meant he was just trying to see if he could get in and out and back to the pump before the “buzzer” (pump clicking off as the tank hits full) goes off. Kinda like sometimes when I make a frozen dinner at work and see if i can get from the break room to the bathroom and back to the break room before the…

It looks like the right fielder may have had somewhat of a shot at getting to it if he didn’t take an awful route