Um, Actually... Episode Rating Graph

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

Rachel Bloom, Grant O'Brien, and Siobhan Thompson test their playbill memories in a musical-themed ep.

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

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

Brennan Lee Mulligan, Siobhan Thompson, and Adam Conover name dragons and parse nonlinear timelines.

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

Oops, all loud, opinionated, center stagers! Featuring Brennan, Adam Conover, and Jon Gabrus.

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

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

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

Kirk Damato, Marisha Ray, and Brennan Lee Mulligan write Avatar fan fiction and stan Entwives.

Amy, Markeia, and Sam compete to prove who's the real Captain Marvel.

Amy Vorpahl, Jared Logan, and Demi Adejuyigbe stan Ned Ryerson and name fictional vampires.

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

Brennan Lee Mulligan, Siobhan Thompson, and Winston A. Marshall try to deliver a Santa fatality.

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

Moms Krystina, Becca, and Haley see who knows their kids' favorite shows best.

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

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

Ify Nwadiwe takes over the host's chair and relegates Trapp to a mere contestant (alongside Zac and Haley).

Matt Mercer and Marisha Ray compete against Kaitlin Thompson and Jessica Ross in romantic trivia.

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

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

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

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

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

Power-ups and sibling rivalries beleaguer Ify Nwadiwe, DC Pierson, and Emily Axford.

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

Persephone, Rekha, and Siena discuss who's babygirl, American Girl dolls, and toy jingles.

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

Know-it-alls Hector, Joan, and Brennan debate if Celine Dion is a Marvel character.

Kait, Janie, and Jon discuss what makes a show prestige television.

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

Jon Gabrus, Jay Washington, and Brian Murphy try not to tap out first in this wrestling themed episode.

Erik Voss, Kelly Nugent, and DC Pierson compete to see whose new world is the bravest.

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

Andrew, Mike, and Joan learn about Marvel's Gibbon and discuss the darkness of Kevin McCallister.

Rekha, Jess, and Caldwell take a trip to the world of Nickelodeon nostalgia.

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

Haley Mancini, Kirk Damato, and Julia Prescott recall Troy McClure's career and Comic Book Guy's name.

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

Shane Crown, Jon Gutierrez, and Amy Vorpahl celebrate fictional holidays & play "name that Santa."

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

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

Jujubee, Monét X Change, and Trinity Taylor identify superhero butts while Ify and Brian serve looks.

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

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

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

Erik Voss, MT, and Jay Washington dance in their seats with excitement.

Jonah, Milana, and Harvey try to out buzzer each other while answering Ify's horror questions.

Hector Navarro, Ryan Martin, and Zach Kornfeld delve into Darth Vader and deleted scenes.

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

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

Frosk, Fiona, and Carolyn draw redcaps, figure out alternate werewolf names, and salute the horrors of America.

Adam Lustick, Dan Black, and Jackie Kashian appraise MTG cards and scream for superhuman ice cream.

Jordan, Marina, and Trisha talk all kinds of creatures from ancient tales.

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.

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

Tao Yang, David Gallegos, and Dani Fernandez cozy up to H.P. Lovecraft and test their acronym knowledge.

Gus Sorola, Matt Mercer, and Amy Vorpahl separate the Dungeon Amateurs from the Dungeon Masters.

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

Not-so-super-nerds Grant, Keith, and Zach talk about sex robots, what's allowed in space, and sing the Um, Actually theme song.

Ken Napzok, Emma Fyffe, and Michelle Nguyen Bradley size up spaceships and say no to butt brains.

Kelly Nugent, Erika Ishii, and Malika Lim Eubank try to run faster than their friends.

Amy Vorpahl, Aabria Iyengar, and Persephone Valentine learn exactly three phrases in German.

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

Who digs giant robots? Karen, Cody, and Charlotte dig giant robots.

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.

Ify Nwadiwe, Emma Fyffe, and Liam Senior fix a wrong Rubik's Cube and remember Redwall rodents.

Jordan, Michelle, and Shane compete but more importantly learn what an echidna looks like.

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.

Matt Mercer, Haley Mancini, and Matthew Kelly wonder if there's an Aquaman for rivers and lakes.

Ify Nwadiwe and Brodie Reed team up to face off against Dani Fernandez and Danielle Radford.

Emma Fyffe, Amy Vorpahl, and Winston A. Marshall ho ho throw down in a holiday themed episode.

Julia Prescott, Ben Siemon, and Haley Mancini hope they're not too old for an all cartoons episode.

Newcomers Liam O'Brien, Krystina Arielle, and Sam Riegel wonder who named the Eternals.

Surena, Danielle, and Michelle talk sunglasses, Steven Universe, and karma.

Saige, Omar, and Persephone discuss cortados, horror cartoons, and remind you to check your voter registration.

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

Caldwell Tanner, Siobhan Thompson, and Nate Dern inspect guns and review the Diagon Alley bar scene.

Shane Crown, Jenny Lorenzo, and Erika Ishii shudder over underwater levels and moving to Florida.

Ally Beardsley, Ify Nwadiwe, and Ryanni name gnomes and match prosthetics to their fictional owners.

Jon Gutierrez, Markeia McCarty, and Ryan Creamer ponder Funko Pops and play “Where Am I?”

Emma, Amy, and Gutes compete to prove who is the true monarch of British nerdery.

Maude, Erika, and Carolyn talk Uruk-hai impressions and more.