Um, Actually...

Can Jared Logan, Daniel O’Brien, and Haley Mancini identify droids by sight and monsters by sound?

Sorting swords proves an arduous task for contestants Ally Beardsley, Ify Nwadiwe, and Becca Scott.

Zac Oyama, Becca Scott, and Thomas Middleditch scrutinize anime jazz and interplanetary linguistics.

Middle-earthian bards regale Brian Murphy, Amy Vorpahl, and Matt Mercer, plus a lesson in THAC0.

Ally Beardsley, Zach Sherwin, and Siobhan Thompson assess Pokémons missteps and Merlins real age.

Juggernaut and Filch have much in common according to Natalie Palamides, Demi Adejuyigbe, and Murph.

Shane Crown, Zeke Nicholson, and Ally Beardsley sample space appetizers and make sense of mwahahas.

Shane Crown, Jordan Doll, and Ify Nwadiwe beef up like Goku and consider going alt-Sith.

Nathan Yaffe, Haley Mancini, and Kirk Damato question Xenas powers and make bribes for Pokémon.

Jordan Doll, Jon Gutierrez, and Maggie Mae Fish admire Gelflings wings and Ser Mandon Moores bops.

Matt Mercer, Becca Scott, and Jon Gabrus identify with Tingle and fixate on New Zealand.

Amy Vorpahl, Emma Fyffe, and Stef Woodburn defend Petunia Dursley and Plutos planethood.

Siobhan Thompson, Ify Nwadiwe, and Emma Fyffe celebrate Hogswatch and pacify the Knights Who Say Ni.

Champions Jared Logan, Siobhan Thompson, and Jon Gutierrez compete for the title of Most Correct.

Caldwell Tanner, Jessica Ross, and Alyssa Rousoneios draw zaratans and debate fast zombies.

Ify Nwadiwe, Siobhan Thompson, & Jeremy Puckett feed fictional characters & cast Tolkien Beatles.

Rekha Shankar, Joan Ford, and Janie Stolar liken Mr. Big to Trump in an obsessive homage to classic TV.

Erika Ishii, Eme Ikwuakor, and Becca Scott hoard video game items and dream of Beholders.

Sam Bashor, Ryan Martin, and Tao Yang apply to superhero college and arrange robots by size.

Jordan Doll, Nick Marini, and Liam Senior mistrust Lakitus impartiality and debate if Donatellos cool.

Zac Oyama, Caldwell Tanner, and Frank Garcia-Hejl pinpoint pirates and find the fake Simpsons character.

Alex Schmidt, Zac Oyama, and Haley Mancini beat up vampires and find the darker side of Roger Rabbit.

Kirk Damato, Liam Senior, and Noah Diamond-Stolzman boycott the Triwizard Cup and play "Name That Elf."

Luke Field, Eli Yudin, and Joan Ford feed the fictional and get sloppy with their Death Notes.

Maggie Mae Fish, Jessica Ross, and Jon Gutierrez chug Felix Felicis and dish about Kermits old flame.

Lily Du, Amy Dallen, and Emma Fyffe read tabloids for wizards and match origin stories to superheroes.

Maddox, Amy Vorpahl, and Lou Wilson join Mike Trapp for another round of nerdy corrections.

Grae Drake, Shane Crown, and Raphael Chestang price-check The Maltese Falcon and play “21 Jump Streep.”

Joan Ford, Jordan Doll, and Winston A. Marshall play Categorical and “Name That Monkey!”

Devon Stewart, Kim Horcher, and Tao Yang debunk Dance Dance Revolution ratings and play "Legal Limit."

Ben, Becky, and Jordan face off to prove who is the true puppetmaster.

Dani, Oscar, and Joan find a whole new world of pedantic corrections.

Andrew Rosas, Betsy Sodaro, and Ben Joseph compete over Richard Bachman facts.

Owen Parsons, Terrence Wiggins, and Vernon X. Odemns fight to see who is the most super effective.

Jeff Hiller, Lindsay Jones, and Grant OBrien set out to prove who has all that jazz.

The writers and past hosts of Um, Actually compete in the ultimate nerdy battle royale.

Andrew, Mike, and Joan learn about Marvels Gibbon and discuss the darkness of Kevin McCallister.

Gus, Kirk, and Amy talk Austin Powers, guess some screams, and more.

Justin, Travis, and Clint McElroy battle to see whos the most pedantic member of the family.

Danielle, Dan, and Jay bodyslam some wrestling trivia to see who will win the belt.

Orion Black, Kendra Wells, and Eli Yudin face off in an entirely anime themed episode.

Betsy Sodaro, Mark Rennie, and Oscar Montoya determine which horror franchises never went to space.

Aabria Iyengar, Taliesin Jaffe, and Brennan Lee Mulligan sing the praises of the long Tetris piece.

Michael Saltzman, Amy Dallen, and Markiea McCarty test their knowledge of bird sounds and logos.

Becca Scott, Joan Ford, and Erika Ishii hump something and break rules.

Jordan Doll, Rekha Shankar, and Spencer Porter fight to get greenlit in this TV themed episode.

Andrew Rosas, Carolyn Page, and Jon Gutierrez learn about the origins of hello before the game even starts.

Jess Ross, Lindsay Katai, and Kelly Nugent wonder why theres no question about John Carters balls.

Carlos Luna, Izzy Roland, and B. Dave Walters talk about walking out of the Garfield movie.

Glenn Boozan, Krystina Arielle, and Izzy Roland enter the Bravo-verse.

Dads Ivan Van Norman, Ify Nwadiwe, and Caldwell Tanner see who knows their kids favorite shows best.

Riley, Zig, and Siobhan talk Chrono Trigger music, Shonda Rhimes, and more.

Kelly, Markeia, and Kara take on Mike Trapps spookiest horror media incorrect statements.

Jimmy, Beth, and Freddie talk cheat codes, Super Mario, and vampires.

Amy, Brian, and Emma discuss procotts, himbos, and how villains apply for credit cards.

Matt, Coy, and Morgana talk franchises, dystopian empathy, and why there were so many cartoons about ducks in the nineties.

Jasmine, Johnny, and Jamie (Amy) talk cancer mages, eating souls, and how failure can be fun.

Amy, Markeia, and Kelly ask the age old question: is it worse to sleep with your clone or your sibling?

Danielle, Michelle, and Vanessa talk about fizzy-fizzy boom magic, hot sauce names, and hate-reading. Note: When filming the episode, something went wrong with recording Saltzmans audio. Our sound mixer did their best to clean it up.

Blaine, Ross, and Joey show off their knowledge of The Bard.

Ryan, Jess, and Jess try not to break their buzzers and discover that God is canon.

Saltzman, Lily, and Trapp test their foodie knowledge and argue what makes the best egg sandwich.

Jay, Austin, and Fiona discuss which video game characters are Black and why the Skywalkers are bad.

Dani, Elyse, and Danielle talk about juicy mouths, on the nose names, and Catholic school memories.

Jordan, Jarvis, and Demi discuss why people love when a meanie and twink get together.

Damien, Azeem, and Amanda rave over background extras and try to figure out what chuds are.

Voice actors Dante, Janet, and Jack negotiate points and argue sub versus dub.

Siobhan, Trapp, and Alex enter their villain era and identify ooze.

Raph, Sam, and Katie argue what counts as a video game and rave about Yorgos Lanthimos.

Glenn, Krystina, and Izzy settle once and for all whos the queen of reality tv trivia.

Voice actors Anna, Anjali, and Valeria talk about moose knuckles, spelling bees, and Stevie Nicks.

Danielle, Joey, and Justin head back to the 90s and try to sabotage one another.

SungWon, Drew, and Jarvis talk about Pokémon shiny rates and the Tommy Westphall universe.