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Nickelodeon GUESS WHO w/ Quinton Reviews

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Participants on the Nickelodeon channel's Guess Who game discuss characters from shows like "iCarly" and "Victorious". They engage in strategic questioning to narrow down options and make accurate guesses about the characters.

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  • **Nickelodeon shows like "iCarly", "Victorious", and "Big Time Rush" are central to the Guess Who game, sparking discussions on favorite characters and show quality.**
  • **Participants engage in strategic questioning and debate to accurately guess characters, revealing critical opinions on character traits and behaviors, such as labeling most as "pieces of shit" and criticizing specific actions like emotional cheating and abusive behavior.**

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Recent questions

  • What is Guess Who game about?

    The game involves guessing Nickelodeon characters.

  • How do participants choose characters?

    Characters are chosen by closing eyes and ears.

  • What is the Schneiderverse?

    It's an interconnected universe of Nickelodeon shows.

  • Who is Beck from "Victorious"?

    Beck is a character criticized for his behavior.

  • What is the focus of Guess Who game?

    Participants focus on guessing Nickelodeon characters.

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Summary

00:00

Nickelodeon Guess Who: Quinton Reviews' Challenge

  • Nickelodeon channel existed in 2012, playing Guess Who based on live action shows with Quinton Reviews.
  • Quinton Reviews raised on Smosh brand, unfamiliar with Guess Who game.
  • Guess Who game involves asking questions to guess characters from Nickelodeon shows like "iCarly", "Victorious", and "Big Time Rush".
  • Participants discuss their Nickelodeon viewing history, mentioning shows like "The Amanda Show", "Good Burger", and "Blues Clues".
  • Discussion on favorite characters from "Victorious" and opinions on the show's quality.
  • Quinton Reviews deep dive into Nickelodeon shows, struggling to match characters in the Guess Who game.
  • Mention of interconnected Nickelodeon shows like "Zoey 101", "Drake and Josh", "iCarly", "Victorious", "Sam and Cat", "Henry Danger", and "Danger Force".
  • Goomer and Herb characters appearing across different Nickelodeon shows, part of the Schneiderverse.
  • Speculation on characters played by Quinton Reviews and the interconnected universe of Nickelodeon shows.

09:50

TV Show Character Guessing Game Frustrations

  • The participants agree not to ask meta questions or questions about blood type.
  • They decide to choose characters for the first round by closing their eyes and ears.
  • The conversation shifts to the interconnectedness of various TV shows like "All That", "The Amanda Show", "Drake and Josh", "iCarly", "Victorious", and "Henry Danger".
  • Questions are asked about the characters' physical attributes like wearing glasses or having long hair.
  • Participants eliminate characters based on singing abilities and involvement with the internet.
  • A question about pronouns is asked to narrow down the options.
  • Another question is posed to determine if the character is considered cool or a loser on the show.
  • The participants discuss the difficulty of the game and the knowledge gap between them.
  • A question about the character's demeanor, specifically if they are mean, is asked.
  • The participants express frustration at the lack of knowledge about certain characters and the challenge of the game.

19:37

"TV Characters Guessing Game: Singing Traits"

  • Characters from "Big Time Rush" and "Victorious" are being discussed.
  • There is a guessing game happening with characters from the two shows.
  • The participants are trying to identify characters based on their traits.
  • The characters are being eliminated one by one through a guessing process.
  • Singing is a significant aspect of the characters being discussed.
  • The participants are debating the characteristics of the characters to make accurate guesses.
  • The participants are discussing the evolution of TV shows like "Henry Danger."
  • The guessing game involves questions about the characters' origins in the shows.
  • The participants are making deductions based on the behavior and traits of the characters.
  • The game involves strategic questioning to narrow down the options and make accurate guesses.

29:10

"Victorious Characters Critiqued, Beck Under Fire"

  • Arasha initially favored a character named Beck for causing trouble on "Victorious".
  • The consensus shifts to labeling most characters on the show as pieces of shit, except for Andre.
  • Beck is criticized for emotionally cheating on his girlfriend, despite being attractive.
  • Beck is accused of being transphobic in a review of "Victorious".
  • A memorable moment involves Beck wearing a fedora and teaching how to pick up girls.
  • Trina, Sam, and Rex are also deemed as pieces of shit.
  • Sam's sarcastic nature is acknowledged, but her abusive behavior is condemned.
  • Rex is labeled as a piece of shit, with a mention of mild racism.
  • The actor Christopher Kane, who plays Rex, is noted as a nice person.
  • A hypothetical scenario is discussed where Shane Topp is pitted against various characters from the show in an arena, with predictions on who he could defeat.

38:53

"Guessing Characters: Nevel, Guppy, and Carlos"

  • Discussion about guessing characters from a show, with Nevel and Guppy mentioned
  • Debate over Guppy's acting skills due to his age
  • Mention of Guppy's performance in "A Doll's House" at the Pasadena Playhouse
  • Attempt to guess characters from "Big Time Rush"
  • Carlos identified as the character in question
  • Excitement over correctly guessing Carlos
  • Plans for future Guess Who games, including Garfield and Nickelodeon shows like "Unfabulous" and "The Amanda Show"
  • Quinton's social media handles shared for viewers to follow
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