- [Sam] Tonight, someone pranked into playing
"Make Some Noise," it's Kimia Behpoornia.
- Just go in here? Okay.
What?
Come on!
- [Sam] Ring footage of a package thief, it's Jacob Wysocki.
And looking for the package that was just delivered,
it's Lou Wilson.
They're all here to...
- [Players] Make! Some! Noise!
(cheerful music continues)
- Welcome to "Make Some Noise,"
the game so good we spun it off unchanged.
I am your host, Sam Reich. Here's how the show works.
I have here a series of improvisational prompts
our players have never seen before.
Isn't that right, players?
- Make! Some! Noise! - That's the truth Sam.
- Wrong cue, Kimia.
- Eat! Some! Shrimp! - Wait a minute.
- Kill! Some! Snails!
- They will, to the best of their ability,
fulfill those prompts,
I will award them corresponding points,
and the winner will take home the coveted Golden Ear,
which you can get pierced for free
at any participating Claire's.
Players, are you ready to rumble?
- Yeah. - Full send.
- Firstly, a little warm-up round, if you will.
Something to whet the pallette.
- Mhmmm. - Easy ones.
- Okay. - Wait, they get hard?
- Kimia. - Yeah?
- Shoveling snow in a snowglobe.
(Kimia whistling cheerfully)
(Kimia growling)
(Kimia choking)
- Whatever, it's fine.
- There was some real worldbuilding in that, Kimia.
- I got lost in that, man.
- You can't breathe outside the snowglobe.
- No. - That's canon now.
- That's canon.
Grandma's trinket amount of points for you.
Jake, cranking it up just a little.
- Not too hard.
- Going too hard with a massage gun.
(Jacob mimicking a vibrator)
- Help me!
- I like how it had a mind of its own at the end there.
Yeah, let's say a setting number three
amount of points for you, Jake.
Lou! - Yeah!
- You only get one first one.
- It's like losing your virginity.
- Is it going to be that bad?
- Five sneezes, each a little worse than the one before.
(Lou sneezes)
- (sneezes) Oh god, no.
(sneezes) No, please!
(Lou sneezes)
- Bless you. - Thank you.
- Wow, Lou, yeah,
it was a full body experience by the end there.
- Yeah.
- A whiplash amount of points for you.
Hope you don't feel that in the morning. Kimia.
Wanda, the daughter Dave Thomas
didn't name a restaurant after.
- Dad?
Let's have a talk.
I was thinking we could open a new place called Wanda's.
Get this. Triangle burgers.
You know, you've got the place with the squares.
She stinks, right? You know, right?
Lived in her shadow all my life and I just thought
maybe today you could think of throwing me a bone,
so I came up with this plan.
Triangle burgers.
I just made one slide. Are you sold?
- Oh, I feel badly for her.
- Yeah. She's cute, though.
- Yeah, we'll say a $7.99 value meal
amount of points for you.
Jacob, a wedding's worst man speech.
- Excuse me!
You didn't think I'd show up!
Well, I've been drinking 99 Bananas
in my rental car
for two hours working up the courage.
Matt, you didn't invite me,
even though we were playground buddies,
middle school friends,
high school friends, and college enemies.
Matthew!
A thousand years of beautiful marriage!
Patricia, you fucking know why I'm here.
Tell him about the voicemail you left me a week ago.
You want to tell Matt about the voicemail?
I love you! I don't love him!
Goodnight, and have fun!
- Wow, he blew it up. Jesus Christ, Jake, yeah.
One year of marriage and immediate divorce for you.
Lou. - Hm?
- I like it. I feel like it's coy.
- Earn it. - Yeah!
- You want me to make some noise? Earn it!
- The moment right before buying a fedora.
- Yeah, Mom, I got the promotion.
Yeah, no, it's like double the money.
It's going to be...
It's going to be incredible.
Mom, can I call you back?
(Jacob singing angelically)
I mean, I'm rich now.
I can do whatever the fuck I want.
Can I even touch it? Ah! (Jacob singing angelically)
What are you? Hey, I'll take this one.
- It's $3,200. - Yeah, I got it.
Fuck you.
- Have a nice day. (singing angelically)
- And he ascends directly into the sky!
Incredible. 7 5/8 points for you.
I know that's a hat size because I,
at one point in my dark life, wore fedoras.
- Damn.
- Would it be rude if I said, doesn't surprise me?
- I do love to imagine just Sam walking around
with a fedora, a deck of cards, and a moxie.
People running from you.
- Kimia. - Yeah.
- An Architectural Digest tour
of Kimia's mind.
- Oh hey guys, I forgot you were coming today.
Just kidding, I had the place cleaned.
If you look over here, this is where I keep
all the completely useless knowledge that I've gained.
It's mostly full of, like,
niche Rugrats and Digimon episodes
that a lot of other people don't remember.
Over here is what I call the kitchen of my brain.
This is where we got a lot of no desire to cook anything.
You know how people say cook with feeling? I can't do that.
You have to tell me what to do, you know?
And then if you look up here,
we're currently in a phase of puberty, actually,
because we didn't do it back when everybody else
was doing puberty, so up here is, like,
a lot of YA fiction books, a lot of Googling sexy vampire
and then just staring at 10 Google pages of the results.
And then back there, a lot of birds.
- Just a straight-up lot of birds!
Yeah, let's say a left and right hemisphere
amount of points for you.
Jake, this is something of a sequel prompt.
A skateboarder using a bunch of skateboarding lingo
recollects his gnarliest move.
- The year was 1993.
I was 13 years old.
Daewon Song just hit his longboard up on a chain link fence.
It was my moment to shine,
so I slapped my board and I got squirty with it.
I crunched into the vert and I scooped up my hammies
and I knew, heel backwards, toes forward.
You gotta hit the slalom!
And as soon as I'm in the middle of the slalom,
I'm realizing to myself, this is as good as it gets!
It's all downhill from here!
So I tucked, rolled, burned a scooby, and I knew that day
I was always going to be a little bit of a troll.
- Holy shit, Jake!
I don't know if you know what you just did,
but in number one, you were a gremlin!
- Of course I remember. - Wow! The poetry of that.
- Skateboarding is poetry in motion.
- Hell yeah. - God, a 360?
No, a 720 amount of points for you.
Last prompt of round one, Lou.
A one-star review of the sun.
- Yesterday I walked out of my house,
and you won't believe what I saw.
This giant, hot ball of white stuff just hanging in the air.
And I was like, okay. Intriguing, right?
I don't know, I was just going about my day,
and it fucking burned me!
So I went and did some research online
about what this thing that is burning me is,
and they say it keeps the climate warm
and is the reason life exists at all.
But I'll tell you, I read about it online
that there are microbes that live
underneath the surface of the earth and never see the sun,
so why can't we be like them?
I don't know, this thing is kind of lame,
and I would prefer if it wasn't there, one star.
- Lou, absolutely insufferable.
499 comments, all of them negative.
Players, that brings us to our first mini game.
This is a game we like to call Now That's What I Call.
In this case, the category is sex.
How this works, players,
is I'm going to give you a location.
You buzz in and pitch to me
the nickname for sex in that location.
First up, a nunnery.
Kimia.
- A bad habit. - Pretty good, Kimia.
- Thanks. - I like it.
- Do a barrel roll! That's my buzzer sound.
- Oh, that's your buzzer sound.
- That's my buzzer sound. - Thank you, Jake.
Thanks for distinguishing. - For sure.
Spectacles, testicles, and that's it.
- Spectacles, testicles, and that's it.
- (meows) That's my buzzer sound.
- Do I need a buzzer sound? - Apparently, Kimia.
If you want to be not left behind.
- Getting that nunt. - Oh shit!
- I'm trying to get that nunt. - Bing-ity ding dong!
- Kimia. - Taking it up the apse.
That's a part of a church, right?
- Taking it up the- - Apse.
- Yeah, Kimia, that's pretty good too.
I still think this point has got to go to Lou
for nunt, I'm afraid.
Something about the sheer profanity of it-
- Hey, just trying to get that nunt.
- ...really spoke to me.
Next up, the old west. Lou.
- (squeaks) Buzzer sound. - Yep.
- Call that the Appaloosa Shuffle.
- Lou! - Do a barrel roll!
- Jake.
- You can take a horse to water,
but you can't make him fuck.
- I like that a lot, Jake.
- Ba-da boom boom. - Kimia.
- This bed's exactly big enough for the both of us.
- I think this is going to go to Jake.
Next up, top of the corporate ladder.
- Do a barrel roll. - Jake.
- Making copies.
- Oh, copies of oneself.
- Yeah, DNA copies. - Hell yeah, Jake.
Lou. - Corporate sex synergy.
- [Sam] Yeah, for sure. I see what you were going for.
- Hey, thanks, Sam. - We like that.
- I do think that's going to have to go to Jake
for making copies.
Next up, Catholic school sex education.
- Ba-da doo doop. - Kimia.
- Banana time. - Banana time.
That's going to be tough to beat.
- Can't beat banana time.
- I'm trying so hard to beat banana time,
and I can't beat banana time.
- You want to beat banana time.
- Well, your brain is just wracking,
and it just goes back to banana time.
- [Sam] It keeps saying banana time.
- How about we just hit those buttons, then?
- I think we just give this one to Kimia, how about that?
- Finally. - We love that.
- Last up, rabbit holes.
What do they call sex in bunny world?
- Ba-da boop! - Kimia.
- Carrot time. - Dammit.
- Now that becomes the ear worm
stuck in your fellow players' heads.
- Do a barrel roll. - Jake.
- Hare or no hare.
- Oh, I like that wordplay too.
(Lou squeaks) Lou.
- Peter...
Peter- - I got it. I got it for you.
- Do you?
- Yeah, Peter Got-Some-Tail.
- Yes! Yes, yes, yes, yes!
- Straight-up, I was just going to say Peter Rockin' Pussy,
so let's go, I love that, I love that.
- You know what, a shared point between Lou and Kimia.
- Peter Got-Some-Tail. That's really good.
- That brings us to round two, where our players
will now test their talents in teams of two.
Kimia. - Yeah.
- And Jake. (Jake squeaks)
A teenage kangaroo won't leave the pouch.
- Time to wake up, sweetheart.
Sweetheart, it's time to wake up.
- Just five more minutes!
- No, it's time, the bus is going to be here any minute.
- Oh yeah, okay. Give me some space.
I've got to spray my hair gel.
- You think you could do that outside?
- I think I'm going to stay in here.
- Sweetheart, you're twice the age of people
that normally stay in this type of thing.
- Yeah, but don't you like me
hanging out with you all the time?
- I mean, you're my sweetheart.
- Yeah, right. - You're my sweetheart.
I could never stay away, but honestly,
my knees are starting to give.
- Mum, what's out there for my anyway, you know?
- Adventure, sweetheart. Fun, crocodiles.
- Oh no. - Maybe love.
Subway sandwiches. - Okay!
- Macca's. - What?
- Macca's. - What are those?
- It's like McDonald's. - No!
- Don't give me those eyes. Stop it.
- These ones? - Stop it.
- Come on, Mum.
- All right, you can stay inside for the day.
- Five more minutes! - Five more minutes.
- I love that!
That was so sweet, you two.
I want to be a kangaroo in Jake's pouch.
- We could make it happen.
- It's going to be a wild night wherever y'all hang out.
- Yeah, let's say a down under
amount of points for the both of you.
Jake. - Hi.
- And Lou. - Aw!
- How not to survive a bear encounter.
- Can you set up the camera?
- Yeah, all right, okay. Point it at you.
- Uh-huh, yeah, cool, all right.
Hey, what's up, everybody? We're the Wigwam Brothers.
We're out here in the wilderness trying to survive,
putting it to the test.
- Yes, we can handle the danger.
- You're probably asking yourself, what kind of danger?
And it's, guess what? - Bear season!
- Shit, shit, shit. - Whoa.
- Shit, there he is. Oh fuck.
- Come here, bear. - Come here!
- Hey, yo, bear! - Bear!
- Hey, square up, bear!
Hey, this bear doesn't want to catch fade.
- Look at that. Where you running to, bear?
- You don't want no smoke, bear!
- What you know about these woods, bear?
- What you know about this? - Shit, he's coming closer.
- Oh, he's getting real close.
All right, what you're going to do
is you're going to take the pheromones that you got
and you're going to put them right around your neck,
right around your wrists, right around your eyeballs,
because it's going to get them hot,
it's going to get them connected.
Now insult his family.
- Your kids don't look up to you.
- They don't even look like you.
Are you sure you're the daddy?
- Yeah, they're black bears and you're a brown bear.
Your bear wife fucked another bear husband!
- How do you feel about that bear infidelity, baby?
He's biting me.
- I will cut you off there, the both of you.
Let's say an absolute grizzly
amount of points for that performance.
Lou. - Uh-huh?
- And Kimia. - Mm-hm.
- [Sam] A couple of boring-ass white people from work.
- Hannah. How's it hanging?
- The water feels colder in the cup today.
- Oh. - Yeah.
- You think that's something they're doing?
- I don't know, Chad. What do you think?
- That's very nice of somebody.
If there was somebody I could thank, I would.
- Yeah, absolutely.
Oh, I could send you the email
of who I think fills the waters.
- That would be awesome. - Yeah.
- You can send it to my email. That's chad@chad.org.
- Yes, absolutely.
- You doing anything fun for the two days we're not working?
- Well, I came in, like you, today.
Couldn't find a thing to do in my house.
Simply couldn't, just had to come to work.
Just going to maybe go buy a new big tub of mayonnaise.
- I need to re-up,
I'm almost out of my giant tub of mayonnaise.
I've been watching a lot of sports.
- Oh yeah?
- I love to do mayonnaise and sports.
- My mom is my best friend.
- My dad was my best man at my wedding.
Me, my dad, my mom, my wife who's divorced me.
- Sorry about that.
- It's fine. - It's fine.
- This water is cold! - I'll cut you off there.
That was a work of art.
That was honestly this close to being a Harold Pinter play.
- How big do you think that jar of mayonnaise was?
What were you picturing? - Oh yeah.
- I mean, a Hellmann's amount of points for you. Kimia.
- Yeah. - And Jake.
Stoner characters written by someone who's never done drugs.
- What's up?
- Hey, howdy, partner.
- You want to take a suck of my...
You want to take a suck of my dinger?
- Oh dude, is that a fresh dinger?
- Yeah.
- 'Cause I don't like that muddy shit.
- I filled it with Sprite, and it's ready to go.
- Oh dude, a Sprite banger straight to my head space?
- Yeah, man. - I'm gonna be gorgeous!
- So just take that and use it as you think is correct.
- Hey, spark me, but make sure that I don't
have a seizure before. - Oh yeah.
I've got the drug cops on speed dial in my phone.
- All right. - So we're gonna be safe.
- Hey, what's the name of this flavor again?
- Oh yeah, that's the 'juana man.
- Cool. - Like that movie.
- [Both] Juwanna Mann.
(Jacob gulping)
- Whoa. - Whoa.
- I don't even know who I am right now.
- You're my best friend.
- Am I? Am I? (screaming)
- Drug cops, come!
- And I will cut you off there.
Drinking the bong is so relatable.
- Oh god. - That's absolutely
what I thought it was until the age of 12.
Juwanna Mann.
- Juwanna Mann, love.
Honestly there should be a strain of weed
called Juwanna Mann. - Yeah.
- Very good, and I have no choice
but to say 420 points for the both of you.
Jake and Lou.
An insane reaction to the barber showing you
the back of your head in the mirror.
- All right, I'm just going to finish the massage.
- Thanks, dude. Oh god, I love your old school vibe, man.
It really is nice.
- Do you want any aftershave?
- Yeah, just a little bit, thank you. Oh god.
- All right, you ready? - Yeah, let me see it.
- Oh, the front looks great.
- Yeah, now just look at the back.
Are you digging it?
It's a still frame from a Studio Ghibli movie.
You like it?
When Totoro's in the rain with the umbrella.
Do you like that? (Lou grunting)
Oh!
So you must love it.
- It's fucking incredible!
- Hit me one more time. Yeah!
How much do you like it?
- I fucking love it! - Yeah, do you like it?
- It's the best haircut I've ever fucking had!
- Look, if you want a touch up,
I'll give it to you for free in a week.
- Okay, great, because I think this is my personality now.
- If it starts to fade or whatever, yeah yeah yeah.
- I'm going to start walking backwards places, straight-up.
Love you, brother. - I love you too, brother.
- I love you, brother. - I love you, brother.
- I love you. - I love you, brother.
- A still from a Studio Ghibli movie.
- That would be pretty tight.
- A little Howl's Moving Castle back there. You kidding me?
- Come on, now.
- Let's say, you know, a trim every four weeks
to keep things fresh amount of points for the both of you.
Lou and Kimia. - Yes.
- An uncle taking a real shot in the dark
with this birthday present.
- David!
- Uncle Jim!
Whoa, okay.
- All right, something fun for you.
- Okay.
- Bang! There it is. - Wow.
- Read a few Yahoo articles about what you kids
are up to these days, and that's for you.
- Okay.
Wow.
- Mm-hm.
It's two grenades.
Two fragmen'ation grenades from Vietnam!
- These are real? - Those are real.
Now, the guy said they're inactive.
- So you went online and you read
a bunch of articles on Yahoo and you went-
- They were all about how you kids love Call of Duty
and all the different video games.
I said, let's make the video games real! Two grenades.
- For sure, two inactive grenades.
- They should be inactive. - Inactive.
- I fucked it up, didn't I?
I should've gotten you two active grenades.
Goddammit! Uncle Jim, you fucked up again!
- No no no, it's okay. - No no no, no no!
- They could go off. They could still go off.
(Jacob hissing)
Windy today.
- Close the window. - Yeah.
- I got other stuff, I got other stuff.
That wasn't the only present. - No, I love it.
I love it, it's okay.
- No, that wasn't the only present.
- You brought another present?
- I had another present. I kept it in my wallet.
- Okay. I'll take it out, I'll take it out.
- Yeah, go ahead.
Yep, it's another grenade.
- Wallet sized? - Yeah, from the Korean War.
- Kind of cool, I guess. - And it is also inactive.
- It is? (Jacob blows raspberry)
Come on, Uncle Jim. - I'm sorry.
- I will cut you off there with the assist, Jake,
and the denials from your fellow team members.
A five, four, three, two, one amount of points
for the both of you.
That brings us to our second mini game.
The game is Wrong Answers Only
and the category is wine tasting.
How this is going to work, players,
is we are going to present you
with a series of five delicious wines to taste.
Once you do, I'm going to call upon each of you
to give me an answer for what that wine tastes like
as if you were a professional sommelier.
In order to serve you,
I'm going to have my assistant Paul out here.
Paul, please. Thank you so much.
Let's do the white wine first.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Kimia, I'm going to ask you to go first.
- Who are you, who are you?
Tastes like gasoline.
Tastes just like a car going... (mimics engine revving)
In a cup. - Jake.
(Jacob slurping)
- Okay.
- There are tastes of Gronk.
There's sort of a subtle ambulette
that comes over your tongue
and then a very sort of sharp,
but it's like an overtone, of grince.
Heavy on the chonk, though.
- [Sam] Lou Wilson.
- Immediately picking up on those notes of Gronk.
(Lou slurping)
- Oh fuck. - Okay.
- This is my process. Oh, that's great, that's great.
Actually, this is funny, this one's from my vineyard.
- What's the name of your vineyard again?
- Blue. - Blue Vineyards?
- Like the color of the sky. - But it's B-L-O-U?
- Oh, you named it after the color of the sky
and not kind of your name?
- It just so happens my name is there.
- I was going to say there's an apostrophe after the B.
- That's stupid, Sam.
- How dare you give him a good marketing idea, Sam?
- Yeah, how dare? - Hey, Sam? That's dumb.
- I think for that particular round
I am going to say that Gronk takes it, Jake.
Well done, you.
Mixing things up, let's go Lou first this time.
(Lou slurping)
(Lou laughs)
- Oh, that's delicious. - He likes them all!
- This has real notes of boysenberry jam
from Knott's Berry Farm, specifically a jar
that's being carried around by a young mother,
father's not in the picture, so there's no one
to hold the jam when she goes on Ghost Rider
with the child who's under the height limit.
They have to ride together and it's really high velocity.
- Can you taste if they go on the jaguar ride?
- They did not. Line's too long.
- Too long.
- Line's way too long. - Jake?
(Jacob smacking lips)
- It's Sprite. - It's Sprite?
- Yeah. - He seems confident.
And Kimia. - Great.
That's like Carney's ketchup,
specifically from the restaurant Carney's,
the one that's a train.
- Very good, all three of you, but I think I am going to say
that point in particular goes to Sprite.
- Thank you. - Thank you so much.
- Let's start this one with Jake.
- Sprite.
- Sprite again. - That's Sprite.
- Is that the game? - The man is doubling down.
- That's Sprite. That's green Sprite in a landfill.
- Kimia. (Kimia slurping)
- That makes it worse.
Why do you have to do that every time?
Wow, boy do we have something here.
The tannins are tannin-ing. - Sure, sure.
- The wine is red. It's straight from a bottle.
- Yeah. - It's a red wine.
- With a description that fits
my pallette's interpretation of wine.
Lou.
- Don't do that.
(Lou sniffs) - No! No!
- It's my process!
Now that my nose has had a sip, my mouth will follow.
- What? Okay! (Lou spits)
- Oh, that's delicious.
That's just the back half of a cigarette, the filter part.
- Like when you light it the wrong way?
- Exactly, that's like smoking a cigarette in reverse.
That's just my favorite kind of wine.
Oh god, thank you.
- Well, that's going to go to Lou.
That brings us to round three, where our players
will now hold hands and jump into the abyss together.
- [Players] Make! Some! Noise!
- Friends who have all been bitten by zombies
try to hide it.
- Oh shit!
- Close the door, close the door!
- Close it!
- I need a broom handle!
- Yeah, get that in there.
- We're safe. Everyone's going to be okay.
- Absolutely.
- Okay, what do we have? Let's think about our inventory.
- Okay.
- I've got a couple cases of water upstairs.
- Are you okay? What happened? - You're holding your neck.
- You know I've been playing pickleball, right?
- Oh yeah.
- I've been playing pickleball,
because it's easy on the knees.
You know what it's not easy on? The neck.
- Oh! - That's fair.
- Yeah, just a little pickleball strain.
- Hate that. - Do you mind if I ask?
- What's up? - Do you need help?
- I'm not in need of help. I'm totally fine.
I'm doing this new thing.
I went to the zoo before the attacks.
- Yes. - And I saw the flamingos,
and I was like, cute!
That's why I'm all in pink, you know?
I'm like, this is what I'm gonna be from now on.
- Sorry. - Yeah, it's okay. (groans)
No, no, it's cool. - No, it's cool.
- Sort of like a deep cosplay kind of thing.
- Yeah, I'm in deep cosplay. - That's really cool.
- Flamingo vibes, I love that. - Absolutely, absolutely.
- Well, that's nice. Lightens the mood.
(all groaning)
- I want to take a deep breath like that. That sounds good.
(all wheezing)
- Hey, you good?
- You know, I've been having that restless arm syndrome.
You know, if I put it behind my back, it's great,
but if it comes out, woo, it's going crazy!
- Wow, yeah. - RAS.
(Lou wheezing) He's trying to scare me!
(Kimia wheezing) No time for pranks!
- I'll cut you off there.
Just three totally real world excuses.
Let's do a bite on the hand means you're fully infected
within 12 hours amount of points for you.
- The only thing I know is that I'm ready to...
- [Players] Eat! Some! Shrimp!
- Last prompt of our game. - No way!
- Say it isn't so, players.
Again, a bit of a sequel prompt
for two of you, but it's totally fine
if there's no reference to the original.
A quirky educational theater troupe
gives you some tough love.
- What's up, Alexander Fleming Middle School?
How's everybody doing? - Woo!
- All right, everybody, let's do a group running man.
- Here we go! (all singing cheerfully)
Nobody did it!
- And that's okay! - Nobody did it.
- Sometimes you can't help the change that comes
into your life because we're on a rock floating in nothing.
- That nothingness might really get to you,
but my therapist says you're always something
if you believe that that is true.
- What we're saying is, you don't matter.
The universe will continue to spin without you.
- A lot of people like to say, manifestation.
You know what that is? Fake!
You can't make what you want come true.
What matters is how rich your parents are!
- That's right, and our parents?
Not a dime!
- Not a dime!
- My dad cleaned up shit at the racetrack my whole life.
- My dad also did that at the racetrack.
- So what can you do about it?
Because I know right now, you're scared.
- Absolutely nothing! It just gets worse!
Wait till you're in your 30s and people start dying!
- Affirmations? More like fuck you!
- There's no way you can bring your dad back
from the cancer he got working at the racetrack
where he cleaned up the shit, there's nothing you can do!
- You'll miss your best friends!
- Let's get another group running man.
- Ready? - Here we go!
- Three, two, one! (players singing)
- Nobody did it. - Nobody did it.
- And cut! Kimia, well remembered.
Unbelievable.
Do you like how I made you drink a bunch of wine
and then be really physical?
- It's awesome. It's ripping.
- Wow, yeah, I think we've got to say
K through 12 amount of points for you.
That brings us to the end of our show.
Our winner this eve...
Kimia Behpoornia. - Really?
- Kimia, you are the winner
of the coveted Golden Ear.
- Wow, wow wow wow, thank you.
- That does it for us here at "Make Some Noise."
Tune in next time for more of the game same-er.
I'm Sam Reich, and that sounds pretty good to me. Goodnight.
- [All] Eat! Some! Shrimp!
- [Kimia] Wow.