@@sjsjsIIIIIIIIIIndndnjdhdhx I pray you're joking. she graduated 8 years ago, or in 2015, she was born in 1997...in 3 years they'll have been graduated for 11 years
@falloutjunkie9199 you a retard or something? I said kids who graduated from your birthyear. That means kids in 1997. You fucking dunse. I pray you learn to read and shut the fuck up dumbass. Try and correct me on some shit you aint even understand. Gtfo here dummy.
The pet question is one of my favorites because two of them have such fun stories. Andrew Jackson’s parrot famously knew how to swear and had to be removed from his funeral for swearing. The alligator was given to Adams by the Marquis de Lafayette and Adams liked to bring it to meetings for intimidation.
LBJ would drive into the lake at Camp David without his passengers knowing it was an amphibious car. He would also conduct meetings while on the toilet and called his penis Jumbo.
Legend has it a reporter came up to President Coolidge and told him, "I bet a colleague I could get more than two words out of you." President Coolidge responded, "You Lose".
Arasha is correct. New York, New York WAS a U.S. federal capitol. Federal Hall was the site of President Washington’s inauguration. Per Wikipedia, “The 1st Congress met at Federal Hall in New York.[2] In 1790, it passed the Residence Act, which established the national capital at a site along the Potomac River that would become Washington, D.C.[3] For the next ten years, Philadelphia served as the temporary capital.[4]” 3:30
@@perpetualsick Literally just don't use Wikipedia. Anyone can edit the info on there, leaving it open for trolls and misinformation. Just use .gov or some shit idk
no new york wasn't. Just because the congress met there didn't make it the us capital. New york was where the congress met before washington DC was created. It wasn't a US capital. Then while DC capital was being built and established, THE FIRST and only capital of the usa, Philadelphia was used where the congress met. But Philadelphia wasn't a us capital. It was just a temporary place for the congress to meet. Again, there was only 1 designated us capital and that was washington dc. Nothing before, nothing after. Just because the congress was meeting in new york and pennsylvania didn't make them us capitals or any such nonsense. So the actual question was wrong because there was no US capital before DC, there were only cities that the congress met in, and there were different congresses, and different cities including baltimore, etc.
True and to be fair the question where he said Henry Winkler, my first thought was Happy Days so actually Henry Winkler was my answer too. And the thing is I DON'T KNOW WHY?! 😂😂
Fun fact, Hawaii and Alaska were ratified the same year, so flags with 49 stars on them are specifically from that time period. I only know this because my dad was born in that time frame and my uncle gave him a 49 star flag one Christmas as tribute to it.
Hawaii had been recognized by many many countries at the height of its kingdom, even the US a few times. It still pisses me off knowing that our kingdom was taken away from us through an overthrow of our queen and passed an illegal annexation.
New York City was the capitol of the US from 1789-1790 following the ratification of the United States Constitution. It was only switched after the passing of the Residence act which made made Washington DC the permanent capitol. Many other places had been the capitol of the country prior to NYC, but those all occurred under the Articles of Confederation or earlier.
Ian, saving the channel with the Opossum clarification. "Um, actually..." Also, I like Arasha's face when she knows she has a banger while delivering "William Samuel Johnson!?"
@Penny Chai I was so stokes. They are just so calm around each other and listen for each other to finish speaking. It's always such a relaxed video (Unless arasha is playing a game of LIES🤣)
New York City was the first capital of the US after the constitution was ratified until 1790. George Washington was sworn is as president at the old city hall.
YES! Someone else caught it! Philly was the capital but that was before the constitution and total independence, following the war NYC became the capital and then they got the land for DC really cheap (because it was a swamp and no one wanted it) and a deal was made to get the Treasury department for a more southern capital
the United States has had nine official capitals... philly was the first (during the continental congress) and was actually the us capital multiple different time. NYC was also rhe capital from 1785 until 1790
@@TheEwuplanner but NYC was the first official capital after the constitution was created. It’s where George Washington took his inauguration. So it is the first capital of the United States as we know it today.
It's always fun to watch a Beopardy episode and think, "This would be my Mythical Chef Josh time" for how well you're pretty sure you would do. Loved this one.
Petition for Ian and Arasha to have a review series together (restaurants, books, games, Amazon products, anything) I just think they'd be a hilarious riot together
I was coming here to say this! They are some of the cleanest wild animals, not dangerous and won't settle in anywhere unless it's a mama nesting for her babies. At least that's what I've heard
@@JoeKeyes Agreed, it's more like *'possum* but instead of it being "how we say it in Texas", or "it's Southern", it's across the whole country - and Canada! 😁 Hello from Montreal, Canada 👋🇨🇦
@@stevepitt1414 You pronounce it like "ah-possum" but like, heavy verbal emphasis on the possum part. It sounds silent if your accent drops off that part, or if you're ignorant (sorry) and don't know possums are a different animal
the guy who read Catcher in the Rye was the guy who assassinated Lennon. John Hinckley Jr was so in love with Jodie Foster in the movie Taxi Driver that he wanted to be like the main character and tried to kill Raegan.
YES THEY ARE MY FAVORITE ANIMAL THEY ARE THE ONLY NORTH AMERICAN MARSUPIAL AND THEIR BODY TEMPERATURE IS TOO LOW TO HARBOR RABIES AND THEY HAVE SO SO MANY TEETH
Great episode today! Everyone's calling out the cast, who did great (Arasha in particular has been rocking it lately!), but an extra callout to Kimmy as director & AP!
It wasn't the loss of the Tea, it was more about the policy supporting it. Britian basically imposed taxes and restricted commerce "You can only buy tea from this company and a tax is included". Hence why free commerce is such a part of our history and why medical care in the US is so screwed.
Also they just totally didn’t get how inflation worked with that question 😂 like, if it’s worth a lot now then it was worth a lot then even if the number is smaller
Indeed! I cracked up when they mentioned something about inflation. But if I might add, it was also a clear show of defiance and resistance towards the oppressive and tyrannical rule of the British towards the colonies at the time. If we go way back to post 1763, after the Seven Years war (in which Britain emerged victorious against France) the Crown had incurred a massive debt - war is an expansive business even when you win. So, to mitigate the adverse effects of this debt, Britain decided that the North American colonies would share the burden of clearing this debt. This ultimately led to the implementation of various taxation policies that lacked American representation some of which included the Sugar Act of 1764, the Stamp Act of 1765, the Declaratory Act of 1766, the Townshends Act of 1767 and many others. This then led to colonists developing an aggravated and sour distaste of British policies and resulted in events such as the Boston Massacre of 1770 and the Boston Tea Party of 1773.
Everyone did so well. I did not expect Noah to win. Great job! Future Beopardy topic- Voice Acting/Actors. Still waiting for What’re Those?! to return.
Y'know, even if it's a joke, it helps to be able to answer who is that who is mentioned in the card. And yes, the capital WAS in New York at one point... The thing with the "recognized" independent states was that only Texas and Hawaii were *broadly* recognized internationally, and they and Vermont were the only ones who operated independently for any prolonged time. The others were flash-in-the-pan deals.
-William Henry Harrison's cause of death has been contested. Enteric/typhoid fever has also been suggested based on reported symptoms. -The answers to the Elizabeth I question were BLEAK
Lafayette (yes the one from Hamilton) received an alligator as a gift during one of his trips to the US & not knowing what to do with it he regifted it to John Quincy Adams as a congratulations gift when he was elected 😅
my dad used to make me watch 1776 every July 4th for my entire childhood and even though I haven't seen it in years I'm pretty sure I still know all the words
12:37 FINALLY MY USELESS TRIVIA KNOWLEDGE HAS TIME TO SHINE!!! The ONE thing I know about Andrew Jackson’s parrot is that it was taken out of its owners funeral because it kept swearing
I'm stupidly obsessed with Arasha and Tommy matching with green mushroom shirts Edit: I just realized it's merch and I'm just happy it's a thing I know where to buy 😂
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To be fair, Noah just learned all this in his high school history class like last week
Hey! Us 1997 kids have been graduated from HS for 8 years now lol ;)
true lol thats one of the reasons he's retained a lot.also i dont think he went to college but others have
Do u find it crazy kids who gratuated in your birthyear will have been grads for 20 years in 3 year? 😮@kathleenmansure7416
@@sjsjsIIIIIIIIIIndndnjdhdhx I pray you're joking. she graduated 8 years ago, or in 2015, she was born in 1997...in 3 years they'll have been graduated for 11 years
@falloutjunkie9199 you a retard or something? I said kids who graduated from your birthyear. That means kids in 1997. You fucking dunse. I pray you learn to read and shut the fuck up dumbass. Try and correct me on some shit you aint even understand. Gtfo here dummy.
The pet question is one of my favorites because two of them have such fun stories. Andrew Jackson’s parrot famously knew how to swear and had to be removed from his funeral for swearing. The alligator was given to Adams by the Marquis de Lafayette and Adams liked to bring it to meetings for intimidation.
Yes! I was gonna make the comment about the swearing parrot - it's hilarious! Adam's kept the alligator in a BATHTUB in the east room!
I reccomend searching the Presidential Pet Museum website if you want more stories llike that
we love lafayatte
I like to imagine that Adams just laid it out on the table in front of everyone and then everyone had to conduct the meeting around it
@@Vinylllllim guessing it was a huge, president-sized bathtub LOL not your usual bathtub? hopefully?
Shayne has been preparing for this by growing out his facial hair to look like Lin-Manuel Miranda
I actually think he looks like Chris Evan's stunt double with the mustache XD
@@VegimorphtheMovieBoy that is America’s ass tho 🫡
Idk if a white boy could look similar to a Hispanic man 🤷♂️
@@amyrose9889nenasonic well not everyone sees colour but that's your right I suppose
@@amyrose9889nenasonic I promise it was not that deep 🤭
6:10 fun fact: (according to the starkid wiki) angela was actually in a production of assassins as squeaky fromme
wait, fr?!
I love that Coolidge was so bored that he pulled pranks on his bodyguards😂
Honestly, icon.
LBJ would drive into the lake at Camp David without his passengers knowing it was an amphibious car. He would also conduct meetings while on the toilet and called his penis Jumbo.
Legend has it a reporter came up to President Coolidge and told him, "I bet a colleague I could get more than two words out of you."
President Coolidge responded, "You Lose".
Interesting story, a reporter had a bet that he couldn't get more than two words out of Cal. He told the story to him and he replied with "You lose"
The most Coolidge thing ever to be honest.😂
Arasha is correct. New York, New York WAS a U.S. federal capitol. Federal Hall was the site of President Washington’s inauguration. Per Wikipedia, “The 1st Congress met at Federal Hall in New York.[2] In 1790, it passed the Residence Act, which established the national capital at a site along the Potomac River that would become Washington, D.C.[3] For the next ten years, Philadelphia served as the temporary capital.[4]” 3:30
Wikipedia has to be one of the most unreliable sources ever bro
@@kiiseanrobinson5084 it’s honestly not that bad if you just doublecheck it
@@perpetualsick Literally just don't use Wikipedia. Anyone can edit the info on there, leaving it open for trolls and misinformation. Just use .gov or some shit idk
@@kiiseanrobinson5084it's only bad if your not checking where the info is coming from which you should be doing for all sources
no new york wasn't. Just because the congress met there didn't make it the us capital. New york was where the congress met before washington DC was created. It wasn't a US capital. Then while DC capital was being built and established, THE FIRST and only capital of the usa, Philadelphia was used where the congress met. But Philadelphia wasn't a us capital. It was just a temporary place for the congress to meet. Again, there was only 1 designated us capital and that was washington dc. Nothing before, nothing after. Just because the congress was meeting in new york and pennsylvania didn't make them us capitals or any such nonsense. So the actual question was wrong because there was no US capital before DC, there were only cities that the congress met in, and there were different congresses, and different cities including baltimore, etc.
Gotta be proud of Tommy.
He went from "I Can only think of Henry Winkler" to getting triple digits in an American-themed Beopardy.
XD
LMFAOOOO
And from there he got quadruple digits!
True and to be fair the question where he said Henry Winkler, my first thought was Happy Days so actually Henry Winkler was my answer too. And the thing is I DON'T KNOW WHY?! 😂😂
Fun fact, Hawaii and Alaska were ratified the same year, so flags with 49 stars on them are specifically from that time period. I only know this because my dad was born in that time frame and my uncle gave him a 49 star flag one Christmas as tribute to it.
15:27 "Should we have a cherries and milk party and see who dies?" Another banger from Ian.
Do you remember what the original saying was, I remember the trend in tiktok but not the words
Ian from the smosh movie
@@FrogWitch666 berries and cream
@@FrogWitch666another banger another banger from shayne topp from icarly
I wonder if he got some cherry pits in his stomach? They have cyanide don't they? It got caught in his intestines?
Hawaii had been recognized by many many countries at the height of its kingdom, even the US a few times. It still pisses me off knowing that our kingdom was taken away from us through an overthrow of our queen and passed an illegal annexation.
As part of the Austrenesian family, I would like to apologize for not being able to help your people back then.
As an American, I would like to personally apologize for taking your archipelago
@@the711devin4 silly.
América is goated tho
Skill issue
This one’s gonna hurt me right in the U.S history degree 💀
Plz update if it did (I’m also about to watch)
a U.S history degree exists?
As a fellow American History degree holder, this also hurt me quite a bit 😂😭
Dead white guy degree xD
Still doesn’t hurt as much as trying to find a decent paying job with one though
"Can we have a cherries and milk party and see who dies...?" 🤣🤣 Only Ian, the president of his own company, could sell that joke.
Rrdfcff
Yes. Me, a foreigner, trying to guess this history.
@Brend Kouijzer And how did you do? I’m American, and I struggled with some of these!
Same here! Sometimes I think I wish to be part of Smosh cast, then I see these videos and think: “I could never” 😂😂😂
yup I'm an Aussie without a clue just happy to be here
I did better than I expected, but I'm Canadian and laughing at Americans is a national pastime of ours.
Just remember we americans can take over your entire lands with ease without a single care in the world.@@ettinakitten5047
One of my favorite things about Smosh is how supportive and encouraging they are of each other even when they're competing.
Shane's sudden shift at 16:50 to "Angry Dad" at Tommy made me almost spit up my drink. I had flashbacks to my own dad and I could feel his pain 😅
“Why didn’t you get any of these? Why don’t you know these Tommy?” That shit was hilarious
New York City was the capitol of the US from 1789-1790 following the ratification of the United States Constitution. It was only switched after the passing of the Residence act which made made Washington DC the permanent capitol. Many other places had been the capitol of the country prior to NYC, but those all occurred under the Articles of Confederation or earlier.
I love some Beopardy. Arasha is quickly becoming one of my favorite cast members.
"Who's the most American here?"
"I'll go last." 😂
She's very cool fr
The William Samuel Johnson reveal at the end was hilarious
After this episodes they looking for her to be banished from the states
@@FriedSheep69 based on all your other comments.. go watch Rick and Morty or read a book bby
Ian, saving the channel with the Opossum clarification. "Um, actually..."
Also, I like Arasha's face when she knows she has a banger while delivering "William Samuel Johnson!?"
Noah is surprising me with how many he has gotten right lol, thought for sure Ian would get more.
And yet couldn't remember if Maryland was a state or not 😂
@@gilly_axolotl Yeah, he knew so much and then he said that and I was wondering if he was joking or not.. guess he wasn't 😅 Oh Noah... 🤣
Noah's always been one of the smosh smarties
It had been much longer since Ian was in school
The way that Tommy wrote the same name for two of the final beopardy numbers and still ended up killing it
Shayne’s Quaker Oats mascot costume is 10/10 ✨
Not the opossum slander 😭
Arasha and Ian are my favorite duo lately.
😮😮👈🎶🤕🚬🚬🚬😮😢🎉😢🖌💅😢😊😊😢🎉😩😢😢😢🎉😊😊
you must be so hyped by the newest reading reddit stories ep then lol
@Penny Chai I was so stokes. They are just so calm around each other and listen for each other to finish speaking. It's always such a relaxed video (Unless arasha is playing a game of LIES🤣)
15:43 i’ll always love ian’s little jumps when he buzzes the button 💕
New York City was the first capital of the US after the constitution was ratified until 1790. George Washington was sworn is as president at the old city hall.
I thought I was crazy haha I could have sworn it was at some point
Exactly, Philly was the capital during the revolution
YES! Someone else caught it! Philly was the capital but that was before the constitution and total independence, following the war NYC became the capital and then they got the land for DC really cheap (because it was a swamp and no one wanted it) and a deal was made to get the Treasury department for a more southern capital
the United States has had nine official capitals... philly was the first (during the continental congress) and was actually the us capital multiple different time. NYC was also rhe capital from 1785 until 1790
@@TheEwuplanner but NYC was the first official capital after the constitution was created. It’s where George Washington took his inauguration. So it is the first capital of the United States as we know it today.
It's always fun to watch a Beopardy episode and think, "This would be my Mythical Chef Josh time" for how well you're pretty sure you would do. Loved this one.
Ian giving visibility to the opossum/possum erasure is everything
To be fair, some people pronounce opossum with a silent o. Growing up, that's what I was taught, but that changed in the last couple decades.
was just admiring arasha’s infectious smile, when suddenly she insulted opossums and i realized why she & i will only ever be friends.
arasha and ian's chemistry is too good!
Petition for Ian and Arasha to have a review series together (restaurants, books, games, Amazon products, anything) I just think they'd be a hilarious riot together
3:20 arasha was ROBBED‼️ New York WAS the capital before dc. it was nyc, philly, then dc. so philly is right but so is ny
Thank you.
Noah remembers the strangest things. He doesn't know every state but he could probably name most of the presidents
As soon as Shane did that arch at 17:04 I thought they were gonna bust out the Dr. Livesey music for him to do the walk
I’m a 40yo woman, and my brain still said Idaho in response to the state named after the queen’s love life being asked 🤦🏻♀️
Same 😂 first place my mind went just for the joke, even knowing Idaho came much later
I, the hoe 😂
Georgia made the most sense to me and was my 1st answer
Same! How did none of them think of that? 😂😂 They all have the sense of humor of teenage boys.
@@corpsecoder_nw6746 that’s a good one! I never even thought of that!
Arasha’s “I went to
Texas” is way too accurate
Shane ‘standing like a president’ was the cherry on top of the milk 😂
🤣🤣🤣
I love beopardy! Such a great cast. Congratulations Noah!! You all were great :)
Opposums are one of the few mammals which cannot get rabies and they eat tons of ticks. They’re great!
I was coming here to say this! They are some of the cleanest wild animals, not dangerous and won't settle in anywhere unless it's a mama nesting for her babies. At least that's what I've heard
Also, the 'O' at the start of "opossums" is silent
@@stevepitt1414 It isn't lol People just say possum anyway.
@@JoeKeyes Agreed, it's more like *'possum* but instead of it being "how we say it in Texas", or "it's Southern", it's across the whole country - and Canada! 😁
Hello from Montreal, Canada 👋🇨🇦
@@stevepitt1414 You pronounce it like "ah-possum" but like, heavy verbal emphasis on the possum part. It sounds silent if your accent drops off that part, or if you're ignorant (sorry) and don't know possums are a different animal
16:13 shayne's stance is so sassy in this clip
the “assassins” question legit makes me so happy that is such an underrated musical!
18:22 the way Shayne looks at Noah is fucknig funny
1:11 I don't care about anything else, Arasha just won the whole video
I love this
10:29 I was really hoping for “fool me once shame on…shame on you…but fool me can’t get fooled again” 🤣
the guy who read Catcher in the Rye was the guy who assassinated Lennon. John Hinckley Jr was so in love with Jodie Foster in the movie Taxi Driver that he wanted to be like the main character and tried to kill Raegan.
as a history major, this is by far my favorite beopardy
I hope you know REAL history, not most of the textbook garbage.
@@gavintheartist1321 duh
No shit
@@gavintheartist1321 I want to learn real history, any ideas on where?
@@elisabethpelayo6895 there's a book I read titled: "Lies My Teacher Told Me" by James W. Loewen. it's a great book.
Opossums are freaking adorable, intelligent creatures. 12:28 just defending my Opossums.
YES THEY ARE MY FAVORITE ANIMAL THEY ARE THE ONLY NORTH AMERICAN MARSUPIAL AND THEIR BODY TEMPERATURE IS TOO LOW TO HARBOR RABIES AND THEY HAVE SO SO MANY TEETH
I'd love to see them do a do they know World History or a Beopardy based on another countries Citizenship test like the UKs etc.
yes pleeeease going by this video it might a trainwreck but thats fun to watch :D
3:00 Shane with the clone high jfk impression 😂😂
Shayne literally every episode “I’m glad I’m not competing” lol
It’s nice to see Noah and Ian blossom in their category. 💕
Shayne's pronunciation of double O's confounds me every time.
Same 😂😭
The answers to the assassins question killed my soul. May your memory be a blessing Stephen Sondheim.
Arasha is a gem, definitely need more of her lol
The "Catcher in the Rye Guy" was the guy who killed John Lennon. The guy who wanted to assassinate Reagan wanted to impress Jodie Foster.
Assassins is my favorite musical! It’s both exciting to see it mentioned and disappointing to see no one recognize it 😂
Also disappointing that at least 2 of them would think John Hinkley Jr and Squeaky Fromme would be in a show about Abraham Lincoln. 😆
19:13 Tommy realizing that he put down Martin van Buren twice and hoping nobody would notice
Great episode today! Everyone's calling out the cast, who did great (Arasha in particular has been rocking it lately!), but an extra callout to Kimmy as director & AP!
I got genuinely offended when at 8:55 Noah didn’t know that Maryland was a state and he pronounced it “Mary-Lind”
As a native Maryland-er.... same
It wasn't the loss of the Tea, it was more about the policy supporting it. Britian basically imposed taxes and restricted commerce "You can only buy tea from this company and a tax is included". Hence why free commerce is such a part of our history and why medical care in the US is so screwed.
Wasn’t even their tea, it belonged to the Dutch East India Company. Just in case any ever tells you destruction of private property isn’t protesting.
"It’s not about the money, it’s about sending a message"
Also they just totally didn’t get how inflation worked with that question 😂 like, if it’s worth a lot now then it was worth a lot then even if the number is smaller
@@Matt-xc6sp forcing people to do boycotts with a threat of property destruction is why we are a country
Indeed! I cracked up when they mentioned something about inflation. But if I might add, it was also a clear show of defiance and resistance towards the oppressive and tyrannical rule of the British towards the colonies at the time. If we go way back to post 1763, after the Seven Years war (in which Britain emerged victorious against France) the Crown had incurred a massive debt - war is an expansive business even when you win.
So, to mitigate the adverse effects of this debt, Britain decided that the North American colonies would share the burden of clearing this debt. This ultimately led to the implementation of various taxation policies that lacked American representation some of which included the Sugar Act of 1764, the Stamp Act of 1765, the Declaratory Act of 1766, the Townshends Act of 1767 and many others. This then led to colonists developing an aggravated and sour distaste of British policies and resulted in events such as the Boston Massacre of 1770 and the Boston Tea Party of 1773.
Shayne: People with mustaches are cool
Also Shayne: Shaves off his mustache
I'd honestly love to see one of these with 'classic' media, stuff like famous old films or books
At one point, New York City was indeed the capital of the United States, but so was Philadelphia
"Is there a state called Maryland?"
The episode hit peak 'American' at that moment.
I thought it was the moment Arasha said Wyoming was the state named for Queen Elizabeth the 1st' love life
@@stevenseelig945 It was a contender for sure. But I think 'Not knowing something basic' beats 'Absurd guessing' when it comes to being peak american.
@@Zilch.0 Both of those moments fit into the overlapping concept of the total stupidity of the average American person
there should be a Smosh themed episode of Bepordy where they ask questions about the compony, cast + crew, videos, etc.
Now we NEED to see a Beopardy about history of the world - It will be brutal lol
Maybe let's go country by country, or region by region.
Did anybody else’s 8th grade history teacher play that school house rock song?
“And the shot heard round the world was the start of the revolution”
Everyone did so well. I did not expect Noah to win. Great job!
Future Beopardy topic- Voice Acting/Actors.
Still waiting for What’re Those?! to return.
I second that Beopardy topic
8:26 - Why was my instantaneous thought "Idaho" ajfjsjjfka
Smosh is just amazing. Thank you for getting me through this year of college!!
Technically and historically speaking, New York City, New York was once the capital of the United States. 3:22
I felt like an idiot and then Arasha said Texas education and I felt good. I remember more Texas history than I do American. Which is very sad.
As someone who got their degree in theatre with a minor in history… shayne’s look is doing it for me oddly enough.
Knew Shayne would do a Nixon impression when "I am not a crook" came up and i was not disappointed
“ Not my President “…. Lmfao savage
Watching these guys get to show off some of their scholastic knowledge was fun and I'd definitely like to see more of it! Do more Beopardy like this!
Y'know, even if it's a joke, it helps to be able to answer who is that who is mentioned in the card.
And yes, the capital WAS in New York at one point...
The thing with the "recognized" independent states was that only Texas and Hawaii were *broadly* recognized internationally, and they and Vermont were the only ones who operated independently for any prolonged time. The others were flash-in-the-pan deals.
I need to hear the story as to why Arasha thinks Opossum's are evil!!!! They are sweet and help nature.
Y'all need to have an animal episode and let Arasha pet an opossum
I love the use of Sousa’s Liberty Bell March- which is a 100% American piece-in the background but my brain still said “Why Monty Python music??” 😅
3:56 is someone gonna tell them that New York was actually the first capital of the United States. Then Philly and then Washington DC.
11:53, That "wow" mean "Holy shit one of the president had a pet alligator" and Tommy with that face saying that I- 💀
Arasha has fit so well into the cast!
You love to see it.
The face you make when Noah's winning and he didn't know Maryland is a state. My brain hurts XD
"who is the most american person here?"
"...i'll go last." LMFAOOOOO WHY IS THAT ME
That SAT US History exam from 2014 finally came in handy
-William Henry Harrison's cause of death has been contested. Enteric/typhoid fever has also been suggested based on reported symptoms.
-The answers to the Elizabeth I question were BLEAK
Arasha doing the scooby doo reveal of "WILLIAM SAMUEL JOHNSON!?" at the end was a perfect cherry on top of this fun Beopardy episode
5:39 me internally screaming "ASSASSINS" at the screen, such a good musical.
thank god i've watched Hamilton so many times. that's all the history i know.
I think it needed to be mentioned that Jackson's parrot wasn't allowed to be at his funeral because it would cuss too much.
They should have Ian do another downer episode. That was fun 😂
Lafayette (yes the one from Hamilton) received an alligator as a gift during one of his trips to the US & not knowing what to do with it he regifted it to John Quincy Adams as a congratulations gift when he was elected 😅
my dad used to make me watch 1776 every July 4th for my entire childhood and even though I haven't seen it in years I'm pretty sure I still know all the words
12:37 FINALLY MY USELESS TRIVIA KNOWLEDGE HAS TIME TO SHINE!!! The ONE thing I know about Andrew Jackson’s parrot is that it was taken out of its owners funeral because it kept swearing
1) this was such a great episode i love this cast 2) yall should do a beopardy episode on Latinamerica
“Should we have a cherries and milk party and see who dies?” 😂😂
As a history major I really vibes with this video!!❤
I could watch a whole video of Shayne just reading questions. Something like "questions without answers (yet)" or "world's biggest mysteries"
I'm stupidly obsessed with Arasha and Tommy matching with green mushroom shirts
Edit: I just realized it's merch and I'm just happy it's a thing I know where to buy 😂
Tommy might want to read a literal book, if he hasnt done so since this video was recorded.
Plus he wrote down the same president twice in the final question.
New York City was the first capital of the country. It was the capital for 5 years before Philly took it over.