Transcript [EN]: How Well Do We Remember The '90s?

- Hello, and welcome to "Beopardy!". Today's episode is about the 90s. Whether you remember 'em or not, we can all agree the 90s were awesome. And I'm joined by three cast members who I think were around in the 90s. Let's find out. We have Tommy. (audience applauding) - [Amanda] Oh. - Olivia. (audience applauding) And Amanda. (audience applauding) Okay, who here thinks they love the 90s the most? - Me. - Wow. Instant answer. - [Tommy] Okay. - I did a little refresher. - Not allowed to study, but that's fine. - I didn't study, I did a- - She did study. - You did already and that's okay. - To be clear, there are no rules against studying. I mean, you don't know what the categories are, so. - My personal rules. - Oh. - Fair. - My internal rule. - So do you guys like the 90s more than me or? - You? I think you like the 90s more. I'm more of an 18th century type of person. - Yeah, for sure. - Great, you'll do well. - You were around for the 90s. - Don't you dare, Poppop. - You were an adult person for all the 90s. - Go to bed. - Okay, let's go through the categories first really quick. We have on our screens, this is all very clear. Movies, television of the 90s. - Yeah. - We have scanning the headlines. This is news headlines from the 90s; a lot of big stuff happened. We have smells like a hit single, music category, A pretty fly category. It's all about slang from the 90s. And welcome to the worldwide web, that is all tech related stuff from the 90s. - Oh. - Hey. - Yeah. There was a little bit of technology in the 90s. A little bit out of the- - Yeah, a little bit. - I was quite young. I don't remember anything. - Well, that's, I'm sorry. - I was also young. - No. (audience member laughing) - I was young once. I was a baby and a child once, guys. I was cool. - No, your mom unzipped and you walked out. - And I looked and I went, "Give me a wig, woman." (all laughing) - Exactly. - Amanda, we'll have you begin. - Yay! Thanks, Shane? I wanted to come up with something fun. - Sorry. - What's something fun? - Saying, "Shane," with a question mark was fun. - Thanks, Shane? - Shane's a really 90s name. - Yeah. - Is it? - It actually is. It's like Shane. (vocalizing) Okay. - Got it. - [Shane] There you go. - On our screens for 50. - Okay. - Okay, so we can hit this if we know it halfway through. - Yeah, and I will stop reading the question as soon as you hit it. - Okay. - Okay. - "Insomnia Cafe" was the working title for this beloved 90s. (buzzer sounding) Olivia? - Starbucks. - No. Tommy? - "Friends". - It is "Friends". (audience clapping) - Wow. - "Insomnia Cafe" was the working title for this beloved 90s sitcom. - Duh, because it's on our screens. Why would I say, "Starbucks"? I'm a freaking idiot. - It's fine, I didn't say anything. - It all takes place in a cafe for the most part. - [Shane] Wow. - I didn't realize it was called Insomnia. - I just took a guess. - Wow! - Cafe, 90s. - You're brilliant. - I was on a break. What was that? (people laughing) - The 90s. - I was on a break. Okay, go on. - Tommy? - Let's do the worldwide web for 50, please. - Ooh, tech. - Here we go. Launched as a prototype in 1995, this website is now the most visited website in the world. (buzzer sounding) We have Amanda. - Facebook. - We go over to Olivia. - Amazon. (buzzer sounding) - Tommy? - Google. - It is Google.com. - It wasn't Facebook. Facebook wasn't even (beeping) even close. - No. - It wasn't even. - Facebook was 2000s. - Mark Zuckerberg was five years old. - Oh, my God, I'm an idiot. - No. - Oh, you guys are really kind. - All right, Tommy? - Me again. - Ew. - Let's do smells like a hit single, please. Stinky, stinky hit single. (Amanda laughing) - Here we go. Originally written and recorded by Dolly Parton in 1973, Whitney Houston's pop ballad. (buzzer sounding) Tommy? - "I Will Always Love You". - That is correct. - It's not fair. I refreshed. This is not fair. Why do I admit those things? - When I learned that that was a cover. - [Tommy] Dolly Parton? - Yeah, I was blown away. - Well, it's completely different. - Oh, it's so different. - It doesn't have the (vocalizing). - Yeah, not at all. Okay, Tommy? - Oh. - Ugh. - Guys, you don't know the burden of having to choose the question every time. - This is awful. (audience laughing) - Just feels like I'm not even here. - No, that's me every "Beopardy". So it's okay; you are here. - You're here with me. - Okay. - Keep guessing. Don't let Starbucks bring you down. - Don't let Starbucks bring you down. - Starbucks is a very 90s thing though. That's a fair thing to throw out there. - I'll do headlines, 50. - Ooh, tricky. (people laughing) That's me getting stressed out. - An infamous 90s boxing match ended in disqualification for Mike Tyson when he bit off- (buzzer sounding) Olivia? - What's the question? - What's the question? Oh, the headline? The headline of this? When he bit off someone's ear. - That is correct. (audience clapping) - Yeah, obviously. Duh. - Well, but you also said it. - No, he did it. - You said bit off someone's- - He bit off Evander Holyfield's. ear. - Yay, me. - That wasn't on the card, I just knew that. I just knew that. - Wow. - Yeah. - Okay. - I guess I'm not fast enough here. (Tommy laughing) Shane! What a loser. - Whoa, whatever. - Okay. - Oh, wait, do you want, okay, I'll do that one. - No. - Can I do something else? - What is happening? - This is the first time in "Beopardy" history I'm putting it back. - Can I do welcome? Can I do Welcome to the Worldwide web? - For 100? - I don't know. Can I go big? - Sure. - I'll go 150. - Okay. - Yeah, get it. - So many people at home are like, (screaming). Here we go. Welcome to the worldwide web for 150 points. This space telescope was launched in 1990 and is still in orbit today. (buzzer sounding) Olivia? - You don't know. - Is it the Space Odyssey? - It is not Space Odyssey. Tommy? - Hubble. - Hubble. I was gonna say Hubble. - It is the Hubble space telescope. - You know that's actually (beeping) crazy. That's actually (beeping) crazy because I was gonna say the Hubble. (beeping) - Oh, I hate this part when I don't get anything for a long time. - It was Hubble. - [Shane] Tommy? - Shane, can we move on? - Yeah. Tommy? - Hi. Let's do pretty fly for 50. - Okay. - That's pretty fly for a white guy. - Girl group, TLC, popularized this term for a lame loser. (buzzer sounding) - I know it. - Amanda, you've got it finally. - Amanda? - Scrubs! - Scrubs? - Yes. - We'll take it, a scrub. - I don't want no scrubs. - There you go. Or a scrub. - Scrub. - Scrub. - A scrub. - A scrub is a lazy piece of shit boyfriend. - [Shane] Yeah, there go. - I don't want no scrubs. - [Tommy] Amanda. - Amanda. - Oh, hell yeah. Mofos. On our screens for 100. - Okay. The 90s are considered a "Renaissance Age of Animation". Which TV series focused on toddlers Tommy, Chuckie. (buzzer sounding) Amanda? - "Rugrats". - Yeah. - That is correct, it is "Rugrats". (audience clapping) - Rugrats Go to Vegas. Angelica. God, nightmare. - [Shane] I know. - [Emily] Did they go to Vegas? - Yeah. There was a movie; I owned it. - I was obsessed. - Rugrats went to- - Paris. - They went to Paris. - No, I thought they went to Vegas, Las Vegas. - No, they went to Paris. (beeping) - And I owned that home video because they have a song in it. It's like. - Go on. (beeping) - Okay, sorry. Smells like a hit single for a hundo. - [Olivia] Okay. - All right. Here we go. This song and dance became a craze in the 90s and is still performed- (buzzer sounding) - What? - Amanda? - "Mambo Number 5". - Tommy? - Macarena. - It is The Macarena. - "Mambo Number 5" doesn't have a dance. - You're so (beeping) right. - We talked about this. - We talked about this. - What's "Mambo Number 5"? (beeping) - Tommy, you got the Macarena. - Hey, let's fly. Let's fly away for 100. - Okay. Not in the mood to chat? In the 90s, you might use this phrase while putting your palm in someone's face. (buzzer sounding) Tommy? - Talk to the hand. - [Amanda] Yep. - That is correct. - 'Cause the face don't wanna listen. - Yep. - That's right. - Whoa. - Awful. - We did that. That was (beeping) up. - It was awesome. - Talk to the hand. - But no one actually did that- - Because the face don't wanna listen. - That phrase doesn't work anymore because nobody talks in real life anymore. - I just put my phone on speakerphone and go like this. (hand banging) Okay, headlines for 100, please. - Okay. A special purple Beanie Baby was launched in- (buzzer sounding) - Dunno this. - Whoa. - Princess Diana. (Emily laughing) (all yelling) (audience clapping) A tribute to Princess Diana. I was a Beanie Baby bitch. It was so, so sad. Princess Diana passed, and they made a special edition Beanie Baby with a white rose on the side and it was purple. - Did you have one? - I had one. And they were expensive. - Beanie Babies were no joke. I don't know if you've seen, there's a famous photo of a couple going through divorce court and they are actively splitting up their Beanie Baby collection on the floor of the courtroom. - Yeah. Well, someone told my mom that we could sell all of our Beanie Babies for a ton of money and we were like, oh, my God, the platypus, all these. And they were worth nothing. - Wait, you still have them? - No. I don't know where they went. - Where is it? It's actually worth a lot of money. - Oh, well they're gone. - I know someone- - If you kept them in good condition, they're worth a lot of money. But I had a pretty, I had a pretty big collection, too. - Loved them. - I loved 'em. Amanda, that was very impressive. - Thanks, guys. (audience clapping) - That's some 90s knowledge right there. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - All right, go ahead. - Well, it sounds like I've gotta do a 100 welcome to worldwide web. - A small yellow "running man" was the iconic- (buzzer sounding) mascot. Tommy? - AOL. America Online. - I'll keep reading. A small yellow "running man" was the iconic mascot of this online software that was all the rage. Olivia? - A-I-M. - It is AOL Instant Messenger. - A-I-M. - Wait, did you want me to- - No, you were right, A-I-M. - Oh. Oh, okay. - Tommy was almost there, but he wasn't there. - Do you remember the closing and the shutting the door? - Yes. - Opening and the closing the door. - Also, do you remember that you could put a little ring on your crush so every time that they went on A-I-M it had a ding? - Oh, I love- - See? - My parents wouldn't let me use AIM because she thought I was gonna get (clacking) and. - You probably could've. - Kidnapped? Kidnapped? - Kidnapped, yeah. - But that's what- - She thought I was gonna be like, "Yeah, come on over to my house. It's this address." - Let's do a little point check in here. Amanda, you have 250 points. - That's great. See? Points. - Olivia. Olivia, you have 150 points. - That's great. - Whoa. - Tommy, you have 500 points. - Damn. Okay. - That's good. - Impressive work. - You're doing very well, Tommy. - Okay, Olivia, go ahead. - On our screens for 150. - Which 1995 Pixar film is the first fully computer animated- (buzzer sounding) Tommy? - "Toy Story". - That is correct. - Son of a bitch. (audience clapping) - Yay. - Do you know who loved the 90s who was really good in the 90s? (beeping) Tom Hanks, man. That boy slayed. - He was on a roll. Him and Jim Carrey? Killing it. - Oh, my God, yeah. - And Anthony Hopkins. - Jim Carrey, Tom Hanks, and Will Smith just dominating that whole decade. - They were, yeah. - Tommy? - Let's do single for 150, stinky singles. - Oh, the Spice Girls, a 90s staple. We've got Scary Spice, Sporty Spice, Baby Spice, Posh Spice. (buzzer sounding) And? Oh, Amanda? - Ginger. - Yep. - Ginger Spice, that is correct. (audience clapping) - She's married to a Formula One owner. I forgot which team he owns. Yeah, I'm watching Formula One racing, it's cool. - Oh, okay. - Geri Halliwell. - Halliwell? - I'm pretty sure. (people laughing) - We'll do a Formula One Beopardy. You versus Ian. - Ginger was my favorite. - Really? - Yes, in "Spice World", the movie. - I never saw "Spice World". Alan Cumming is in it. - Love that. - Alan Cumming is in it. - I've also never seen "Spice World". - [Olivia] Me neither. - Does everyone have a favorite Spice Girl? - No. - What? - I don't really know any of them. - Posh is Victoria Beckham. Anyone? Mel B. married to Eddie Murphy. Not anymore. - [Shane] Oh. - Wow, you know a lot. - I loved the Spice Girls. - Damn. - Mel B, didn't she do "Talent"? "America's Got Talent" or something? - Yeah, right. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. She was a judge for a while. - What's up with Sporty? What's going on? - I don't know. - Can you give us? Can you give us like 10 minutes for (indistinct) to just talk about it? - Do your thing. - We're gonna have some drinks over here. - Amanda? - Okay. Doo, doo, doo-doo. - There's two. - I know. (laughing) Scanning the headlines for 150, boss. - All right, here we go. Michael Jordan first retired from the NBA in 1993 and shocked the world by briefly pursuing a career- (buzzer sounding) Tommy? - Golf. - It's not golf. - What? Oh, stupid me. - Amanda? - I know what it is. - Oh. - I know what it is. I don't know why I thought golf. - Oh. Okay, get it wrong so I can go back. - No, hey. - Amanda, you'll be able to guess, and then Olivia, it'll go to you. - Tennis? - It's not tennis. - [Amanda] I know. - That's funny to think about. Olivia? - It's not tennis, it's not golf. It's what? There's only one left. - There's only one other sport that exists. - And don't say it. And it was so shocking. And I think, and it shocked the world. I'm gonna say either table tennis or soccer. - She can't do an either. - You should say one of those. - She can't do an either or. - Tommy? - Thank God. I got my. See, I did this. - Yeah. - And what I meant to do was this. - Baseball. - It's baseball. - Baseball. - [Tommy] I got confused. - I know what's crazy. - Isn't he doing baseball in "Space Jam" when they're like, "Come back." - Yes. "Space Jam" was a great movie. - Hell yeah, dude. - Hell yeah, dude. - I know this sounds crazy 'cause I guessed out two answers, but baseball was the first thing and I should have really just trusted my gut with the Hubble situation. - I know, I know. - I'm a (beeping) idiot. - No. - It's okay. - Okay, no, that's not the takeaway. That's not the takeaway. - Michael Jordan tried to play baseball. - All right, Tommy? - I'd like to do the one that's left. - What? - You got it. - That's crazy. - Here we go. Cher from 1995's "Clueless" popularized this two-word phrase. (buzzer sounding) Tommy? - Oh, no. Oh, no, no. (Amanda gasping) Oh, no, no. (Shane laughing) No, no, no, no. - Oh, no. - Oh, no, no. - Same. - Oh, yes. - Oh, no, no, no. - All right. - Cher, you're saying Cher popularized this two-word phrase. - [Shane] Yeah. - Oh, mama. - Three, two. Oh, oh, mama. That is incorrect. Amanda? - Oh, hold on. Hey. (buzzer sounding) Oh, I know it. Duh. As if. - That is correct. - [Audience Member] Woo. - [Emily] Yay. - Yes. As if. - You know when it's right there? - As if. - And then it comes to you? - As if. - As if. - Yeah. - Remember when they drive on the highway? - No. - I'm on the freeway. - All right. (Emily laughing) Amanda? - On our screens for 200. - Here we go. 1997's "Titanic" became the second film to win how many Academy Awards? (buzzer sounding) - Wait. - Amanda? - (sighing) Six. - Tommy? - Eight. - Olivia? - 13. - You wanna go around again? Amanda? - Up or down? - 1997s "Titanic" became the second film to win how many Academy Awards? - The second film to win how many Academy Awards? - 1959's "Ben Hur" won this many, and then later on, 2003's "Lord of the Rings Return to the King" won this many. And they're the only three to win this amount of awards. - 15. - No. Tommy? - "Ben Hur". - "Ben Hur". - I don't even know her. Let's do, let's go, let's do. (buzzer sounding) 10. - Olivia? - 17. - All right, none of you get it. It is 11. - Oh, wow. - It is 11. - 11 is high. - That's still, (raspberrying) it's a lot. Anyways, Amanda? - Smells like a hit single for 200, boss. - All right. And we have our bonus Beopardy for later. (all cheering) We'll come back to that in a second. Here we go, smells like a hit single for 200. You probably saw it advertised on TV. This compilation album series debuted in the US. (buzzer sounding) Olivia? - Kids Bop. - This compilation album series debuted in the US in 1998 and featured hits like "Barbie Girl", "As Long As You Love Me". (buzzer sounding) Amanda? - NOW! - We'll take it. - NOW That's What I Call. - That's What I Call. - "NOW That's What I Call Music", yeah. - Yeah, I gave it to you. - You got. - That's what I call music. (cross talking) - "NOW That's What I Call Music". - Got it, yep. (audience clapping) - All right, - NOW That's What I Call. - But now we have our bonus Beopardy. - Now? - Now? - This is worth 50 points. - Okay. - Next. A little extra 50 points. - I'm gonna take a nap. I'm kidding, go on. - Don't you dare. - What was the number of the most recent "NOW That's What I Call Music" album released in May of 2024? (buzzer sounding) - Oh, this is hard. - Wait. - Tommy? - 203. - No. - Am I close? - [Shane] No. - Okay. - Amanda? - 86. - All right, Amanda, since only 50 points, we're gonna give it to you. It was 90. The 90th "NOW That's What I Call Music" released. - I thought that'd be. - Yeah. All right, Amanda. - Okay, pretty fly category for two hundo. - Here we go. Trying to get someone to calm down? In the 90s, you'd tell them to do this. (buzzer sounding) Tommy? - Take a chill pill. - That is not correct. - (beeping) That, I thought that was right. - You'd tell them to do this, a word that's a combination of two other words. (buzzer sounding) Amanda? - Chillax? - That is correct. (audience clapping) - Yeah. You almost had it, Tommy. - I know. - Chillax! - Take a chill pill. - Chillax. Wait. Yeah. I remembered something where there's no reason to explain it because it's just a- - But when you make a moment out of it like this, you have to. - You have to tell us. - There was a guy doing crank calls. You remember crank calls? - No. (cross talking) - Chillax with the crank calls. See why I didn't wanna explain it? - Okay, yeah. - I get it. Amanda? - Okay. Scanning the headlines for 200, boss. - Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera, and Ryan Gosling kicked off. Olivia? - "Mickey Mouse Club". - That is correct. - Good job. - Technically, it was called "The New Mickey Mouse Club", but "The Mickey Mouse Club" is correct. - That's amazing. They all danced together. They were little kids. - Yes. - So many big careers came from that. All right, Olivia, there's one last one. - Well, it's gonna be the welcome to the worldwide web for 200. - Here we go. In 1996, Sony partnered with nightclubs to promote the launch of this video game console. (buzzer sounding) Tommy? - PlayStation? - That is correct. It is time now to move on to final Beopardy. - Okay. - But first we'll get a quick point check in. Amanda, you have 1,000 points. (audience cheering) - See? - When? - At the end there. - That was awesome. - Olivia, you have- - Don't say it. - You have 350 points. - Yay! (audience clapping) - And Tommy, you have 1,000 points. - You. - Bitch. - Do I have a chance? - Maybe. I don't make the rules. - Oh, my God! Vacation, all I ever wanted is the Vegas episode of Rugrats, just wanted to throw that out there. - And now Amanda has 1,500 points. - That's. - No. - Okay, it's time for final Beopardy, buckle up. Welcome to final Beopardy. - Wow. - What I'm asking of you today is to survive a day in the 90s. You will be presented with several scenarios, situations, and you will have four options to choose from. Each option is worth a varying amount of points. One is worth the most points, one is worth the least. These are all completely objective. These are facts of what is better than others. Make the right choice. - Okay, okay. - Okay. - Thanks. - You'll get it. - Okay. - Awesome. - Chillax. - Yeah, seriously. - As if. - Here we go, let us begin. Okay. It's time to start the day. What are you having for breakfast? We have Dino Eggs oatmeal, we have Toaster Strudel, we have Trix yogurt, and we have Cookie Crunch. - Cookie Crisp. - [Shane] Cookie Crisp. - [Both] Cookie Crisp. - They wrote, "Cookie Crunch" on my card. Someone was not around in the 90s. - [Emily] I have to go (beeping) myself. (all laughing) - Oh, but I had Trix yogurt. Love. - So I don't know the point values. I will give my opinion. Cookie Crisp actually sucks ass. - I agree. - It's not that good. - It sucks ass. - It's not good. - It's not good. - It's not good. - I have a question. Is this what we would have or like what the- - Look, man, one of these is worth the most points, but like- - Oh, my God. You gotta go with your gut. - Okay. I know what I want. - Pick what want you would want and see if it was correct or not. - Do you remember the phrase, "Part of a complete breakfast."? - Yeah. - Part. They were like- - And it would always have a ton of other shit around it. It's like an orange. - Here's your sugar that you'll get from this. It's a part of a complete breakfast. - But if you have an orange and some whole wheat toast, and some oatmeal, then you are eating healthy. - [Amanda] Yeah. - All right, do we have our answers locked in? - I sure do. - Okay, let's see 'em. Tommy? - Tarts. - Toaster Strudel. - Toaster Strudel. - Okay, Olivia? You answered Trix yogurt. And Amanda? - Trix yogurt. - Also saying Trix yogurt. Okay. Let's see the point values here. The Dino Eggs oatmeal was worth five points. - Wow. - The most filling option and you got to hatch some dino eggs. The Toaster Strudel was worth three points. The Trix yogurt was worth three points, and then the Cookie Crisp was one point. It didn't even taste like real cookies. - And that's right. - Correct. - So everyone gets three points. - We all got three points for that. - Next up. - Oh, my God, this is so fun. - What shoes are you throwing on today? Number one, we have combat boots. Number two, we have roller blades. Number three, we have chunky platform sandals. And number four, we have Nike Air Solo Flight. - Oh, my gosh. - Yeah, those are some 90s shoes right there. - I'm just going based off of me. - Me, too. - Yeah, what were guys rocking in 90s? - I'm also going based off of me, except mine isn't on the board, so I'm going with close. - Okay. - I definitely rocked Timberlands. - Oh, wow. So are- - And Keds. - Olivia? - I had those shoes. I had those shoes that had flowers on the top of it. - Oh. - And then, they're like kind of like that. - Nice. - I had that. Okay, all right, my answer was three. - Okay, you said the chunky platform sandals. Amanda, what did you say? - Yeah, mine was the combat boots. - And Tommy? - Roller blades are more 80s. But I put roller blades. It's Heelys is my answer. - Heelys. - They got banned from my school because people were- (cross talking) I had my Heelys, - They got banned from my school as well. - You just gotta go (vocalizing). - Oh, my God, I can totally see that. - I'm a Heelys boy. - You go up to the locker and you're on your Heelys? - Wow. - Heelys were incredible. - I was too scared to those. - Going around in a Costco with your Heelys? - No. - Unmatched. - No. - Pretty cool. Okay, let's see what the points are. Combat boots were worth five points. (all cheering) Way to go, Amanda. And now, Tommy, it was worth one point. - I know. - Hella sick look, but you're not allowed into any store in those. Olivia, you got three points. - You know, I'm actually catching on to what answers are- - The good answers. - Yeah, and they're the nerdy ones. - Whoa. - They're practical answers. (cross talking) - Our producers. - It's practical 90s. - Practical. - Got it. - Clock the producer. - Nerds, got it. - All right, next up. Where are you hanging out today? Are you hanging out at the mall, the coffee house, roller rink, or the park? - The producers would pick park. - You think so? - Yeah, look at those two sad tires. - No, just do where you would go. - Sorry. I love you guys. - [Emily] (laughing) Oh, those tires are sick. I love that. - Exactly. - This is becoming what would Emily pick? - Yeah. - Which is actually pretty funny. - Yeah. Ooh, let's do it. What would Emily pick? - I think Emily would say. I think Emily would say the mall. I think the mall. - Wait, yeah, you're so (beeping) right. - I think Emily would pick the mall. - I think Emily would pick the mall, too. - I think Emily would pick the mall. (Shane laughing) - Did Emily pick the mall? - [Emily] It's one of- (all cheering) - Duh, it's the mall. - Oh, duh, it's the mall. Five points for everyone. The park would've also been five points. Olivia, you kind of clocked that as well. - Yeah. - The world is your playground literally as long as the weather is good. - Wow. - So true. - This next one's gonna be controversial. Let's go. What are you grabbing to quench your thirst? - Oh, my God. - We have Fruitopia. We have Cherry Coke, we have Mr. Pib, and we have Gatorade. - Fruitopia. - Fruitopia, of course. Duh. I remember that. - Wait, why is? It has to be blue Gatorade. - Yellow Gatorade's like- - [Amanda] The best. - That's the main character. - [Olivia] No, it's not. - Yellow's the best one. - Piss is the main guy. - What about a Sunkist? - Sunkist is very 90s. - What about Tang? You remember that? - All right, let's see these answers. - I went with what I wanted. - You said Fruitopia. - [Amanda] Yeah. - We have two for fruit, one for Fruitopia and two for Gatorade. - My heart wants Fruitopia, but my gameplay says Gatorade. - I like Gatorade 'cause my mom never let me have it. - Aw. - Aw - Guys, I don't know what to tell you. I never had Fruitopia. - It's really sweet. - It's sugar (indistinct). - It's so sweet. - Sugar. It's hummingbird food? - Yeah. - No, literally. - Literally it is; it's so good. - Okay, so let's see what the points were. All right, three points for Fruitopia. Now Cherry Coke was worth five points. - Oh, that makes sense. - It's a Cherry Coke, but the can makes it and you cooler. - Yeah, that's. - Three points for Mr. Pib. And finally for Gatorade, you prefer hydration over fun. That's fun, I guess, whatever. - You guys, I guess you didn't know. Emily, and neither did I. - [Emily] This is not what would Emily do. - Cherry Coke. Cherry Coke- - No, I went with my gut on that one. - Was the decision. All right, next one. We're going to Blockbuster. What movie are you renting this week? - Oh. - Okay, we have 'Princess Mononoke". - I feel like Emily has a specific answer. - We have "Jurassic Park", we have "Ghost", and we have "Shrek". - Whatever. I'm going with what I want. - I'm gonna be real honest. - [Tommy] No. - How popular was "Princess Mononoke" in the 90s? I feel like it's retroactively- - I don't think it was that popular. - Become more popular over time. Like once "Spirited Away" came out and was big, it was "Princess Mononoke" then kinda. - [Emily] It was on a few. I consulted a few different charts and it was really high on a few. - Okay. - The charts were consulted. - Wow, all right. Tommy, what'd you say? - I know I've seen this movie 4,000 times. That'd be "Shrek". - Yeah. - [Tommy] That'd be "Shrek". - Olivia? - You know, we did rent a lot of "Shrek". However, what I wanna watch- - Is "Jurassic Park". - [Olivia] Yeah. - Yeah. Amanda? - We consistently only rented "Ace Ventura Pet Detective" always. - I also always rented. - Always. My dad was like, "Again?" We were like, "Yeah." But we wouldn't have done "Ghost" because my sisters would've been like, "Ew." So, of course, we rented "Jurassic Park", but I love "Ghost". - Of course you do. (Emily laughing) - Duh, Patrick Swayze. - Let's see what the point values were. Okay, three points for "Princess Mononoke". Kind of surprised there. Kind of surprised, Emily. - Yeah, not really sure about that. - [Emily] Read the description. - Great pick, but sadly, your Blockbuster's anime section only has one copy and it's out. "Jurassic Park" is worth five points. - Yeah! - Great music, great acting, great dinos, and your store has like 10 copies. - Of course. - Three points for "Ghost". The cashier accidentally spoils the ending for you after you paid for it. He's like, "Yeah, Bruce Willis is dead the whole time." - Bruce Willis. (laughing) - My mom did that to me. - Wait, that's awful. - My mom did that to me. - Because "The Sixth Sense" is such a good movie, and that is awful. - That is. - My mom probably had seen it before and she was like, "Isn't it crazy that he is dead?" - Let's go over the last one because that's the one Tommy- - So "Shrek". "Shrek" got you zero points. - 'Cause it wasn't out yet. - This movie doesn't exist yet. - Yup. - Did we survive Y2K? - Emily tricked your ass. - We have one last one here. - Wait, I wanna do this forever, it's so fun. - Here we go. As you drift off to sleep, which fast food place had the best aesthetic? 90s aesthetic fast food was on another level before we completely erased all color and personality from everything. Number one, we have 90s Taco Bell. Number two, we have Wendy's sunroom. Three, McDonald's Apple Pie Tree. And four, Pizza Hut. - Wendy's sunroom? - Yeah. - Yeah. - They used to have this- - Remember Wendy's? - [Shane] Cool sunroom. - Oh. - Oh. - They had a sunroom that you could die in. - Did all Wendy's have one? - I think so. - Why did they get rid of it? - The theory I've heard is that a lot of times these fast food companies, they build these buildings more as like a real estate thing. So they don't wanna have 'em too identifiable so that when they can resell 'em as real estate. - Oh. - So Taco Bell killed it. - I might be wrong on that. Either way, the culture of everything has just been completely wiped away. - [Tommy] Right. - So sad. - Everything's gray and slate and square. - So sad. - Tommy? - Sunroom. - Sunroom. Okay, Olivia? - I've never been. - [Emily] Good answer, good answer. - I've never been in the sunroom and I've never been to the pizza room. But I like pizza. - You said Pizza Hut? - Pizza room. - And Amanda? - Sunroom. Wendy's was the spot. - Man, I'm saying 90s Taco Bell. That shit rocked. That was some cool stuff. - We weren't a Taco Bell fam. - Me neither. - Me neither, I was a Wendy's fam. - Me too. Wendy's or Burger King. - Pizza Hut. - We were a little bit of an Arby's family. (audience gasping) - That tracks. - Get the hell outta here. - We were a little. We were a little bit of an Arby's family. - We got the beef. - We were a little bit. Yeah, we liked Arby's, okay? It's not a big deal. All right, let's see the points. Ooh, 90s Taco Bell is worth five points. Taco Bell teal was an iconic look and eating at those booths made the food taste better. - [Tommy] True. - Wendy's sunroom is worth five points. - Yeah. - [Shane] Enjoy your frosty and fries while feeling like a little plant in a greenhouse. - Oh, I wanna, I wish I could go back. - None of you picked McDonald's Apple Pie Tree. It was worth zero points. Nope, nope, nope, nope, no. - It was so creepy and gross. - [Tommy] Terrifying. - And Pizza Hut, five points. Fresh pizza plus the plastic red cups plus the lighting equals perfection. - Yep, wow. - You all got five points. - I'd like a Diet Coke in that red cup. - Yeah, baby. - Way to go. You guys crushed this. You did so well. So who got the most points? Let's find out. So the final Beopardy is worth 500 points. - Okay. - The 500 points will be awarded to whoever got the most points throughout their journey. - Got it. - Tommy, you got third place. You got 17 points. (audience clapping) (Amanda chuckling) And our winner of final Beopardy is Amanda. - Amanda, you won. - With 26 points. Olivia, you got 24 points. You came in close second there. But Amanda, that means you got 1,500 points total today. - Whoa. - And you have won Beopardy. - See? (all cheering) - [Shane] You know the 90s. - I know the 90s. I'm a cool, old bitch. (all laughing) - As if. - As if whatever, loser. - Thank you for watching. Thank you for playing along. Let us know which of these opinions you disagree with. And- - (laughing) God. - Hey, hey. What? Hey, let us know what you thought about the 90s, what your favorite thing from the 90s was. We'll see you next time. Goodbye. - Bye. - PlayStation. - PlayStation.