#matt gray

[mattgrayyes]

I like how I feel wearing this. I’ve always been indifferent looking at myself in the mirror but this just gives me a massive grin.

It is however 100% polyester which I wouldn’t recommend for a packed gig and a circle pit.

Also no pockets. Just fucking give everyone pockets, fashion industry you bellends!

🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️✨

[clickingkeyboards]

A series of compliations I would like to make:

Tom being late to the punchline - Reverse Trivia Podcast to Adventures

All of the mentions of Sherlock Holmes in the Reverse Trivia Podcast

Everything we know about Gary's wedding, from the story about Gary's stag do to the absolutely cursed sauna discussion in the podcast

Will update

[palsqueerflagsblog]

Can I request The Technical Difficulties (podcast/YouTube group that has Tom Scott in it) on the rainbow flag?

[rambling-fool]

[ellasmellas]

gary brannan thinks really hard about a waterslide loop-de-loop (citation needed 7x04)

[thewitchness]

Welcome Back, lads. I've missed you.

[astralkilljoy]

if I had a nickel for every time a british youtube duo made a joke apology for a previous video, and half the duo studied linguistics at york university, I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice

[ou-gh]

They been adventuring

((((And I been busy neglecting this blog ))))

[birduwu]

NEW TECHDIF SERIES OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED IN TOMS NEWSLETTER....!!

THE GLORIOUS RETURN OF REVERSE TRIVIA

[gozuforce]

I wish I had witnessed the technical difficulties in their "citation needed" or "two of these people are lying" days. Allthough I really enjoy what they are doing now, it's on a different more laid back level than those two chaotic series.

I really recommend it to anyone curious about humoristic trivia games. Tom Scott is a pretty good host, both in leading contestants and on his own, but matt grey, chris joel and especially gary brannan are simply too good at derailling any conversation.

highlights include:

the prizes at the end of most episodes of "citation needed" being crazy convoluted wordplays and alliterations

fish tank and people tank

a goose and a train

the chocolate war

a pope infestation

"and the wheel lands on... france"

tom scott awarding points for someone simply paraphrasing what he just said

Gary occasionnal throwing some of the wildest sounds a man can produce with his mouth

the tale of Henricus, the drunkard gaul prophet who came to rome

that time matt stated "I'm telling you, that's not mine" and Tom still went and picked his proposition

gary trapped in an endless giggle fit.

multiple instances of tom crossing off gary's proposition immediately, and being wrong half the time.

"so you think they just transported a flipping corpse to the house of Commons?"

Juan Pujol and Jack Churchill both being grandiose WWII mad lads in their own ways

the whole "hagia Sophia" debacle, from Tom being mocked by the commenters for not knowing it, to the terrible description which almost made me think I was mistaken, to the final twist ending

that one time one of the liers was accidentally closer to the truth than the one who was supposed to have picked the article

Tom being certain an airoport he actually went to didn't exist

Gary being a massive "old timey official documents" nerd, but also the man with the grossest jokes of the crew

on that point, "♪ have you ever seen your granny [...]"

hugging a penguin

"are you done?"

[mattgrayyes]

The Technical Difficulties are back with the first of four new episodes of Reverse Trivia

[sundryfish]

you know what i mean, right? please tell me you know what i mean

[keyrousse]

(source)

[madcapn]

Them.

[aw-shit-my-ulna]

calling all tech dif fans

google podcasts is shutting down at the end of the month, and I have no idea where else to find the og citation needed podcast (the one with 33 eps) someone pls lmk where else i can listen to it bc I will die without this podcast (only half joking)

[ahhfyck]

this is how i cope with the death of the park bench…