Let's Play Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes - Late to the Party 

Well she's fidgeting and Johnny did that a bit as well. My OCD screams that they should focus on what they are doing. So I didn't like that very much at all.

I played this as a Scout exercise, with the defuser in a dark room and communication only by radio. Had to. Contact the local police first to keep things safe.

@@FedoraPirate That sounds awesome!

@@FedoraPirate I should do this as an Air Cadets thing.

"That's called an 'æsc.'" Thanks, Johnny, now we know. (I've actually wondered from time to time.)

Yup I loved the fac that they are perseverant until they got it.

I saw a video once where someone talked a pair of actual bomb defusal experts into playing it. Hoo boy, they made it look easy, despite not being gamers.

I bet Sark and Chilled could give them a run for their money :P

Personally, I would describe it as two “K”s back to back.

@@TheOverArchiver That's exactly how I'd describe it.

backwards k then forwards k together.

Wicker man.

I would just say ж and hope my mate knows the Cyrillic alphabet.

come to think of it, 'fuck' (along with 'damnit', 'crap', etc.) should totally be a word in the your/you're/UR module.

It really would help if they knew enough to keep track of the numbers they're pressing to begin with

Hell, I’ll even send you the poster itself that’s signed by them just so you can have it if you want it! Amazing to see someone else respect such an amazing band from my hometown, especially someone from across the pond!

It is definitely the band. Bloody fantastic, aren't they?

I just listened to a couple of their songs and they're pretty damn good! Thanks Johnny and Eric 😀

One of my favorite bands! I took a shot with the lead singer in a “right place right time” thing when they came to Pittsburgh a couple years back.

Absolutely! Anytime I can introduce new music to someone I feel elated as music is my favorite thing in the world. I actually met the lead singer and his wife, the cellist. They were so damn nice and got their autos on a poster that they gave me for free! I really do want to send it to Johnny since he is one of my three favorite RU-vidrs/games journalists ever, the other two being Aoife and Ian of course. Once I have a bit of extra money I plan on sending it to the Eurogamer office like I did with a bottle of my favorite rum to Ian. Then all I have to do is figure out something to send Aoife... these are the the least I can do for all of the many, many hours of great content they’ve given me, and how they’ve helped me in some very dark times including getting through the death of my girlfriend a little less than a year ago. All I need Johnny to do is give me the address and instructions on where to send it, I know the Eurogamer office but I don’t remember the address and specifics such as putting “To Johnny Chiodini” or whatever. If anyone can help me with this (I’m looking at you @atfruitbat!) I’d be so appreciative so I can surprise him!

No writihg them down is fairly legit. It takes a bit more time so it's a trade off that would pay off long term. With the three wires configuration I started anticipating "cut the 2nd wire".

Aoife missed that one and didn't look or expect a change. But Johnny can't see it so he still thinks it's red. Since he can't figure out why it isn't working he naturally assumes he's making a mistake.

Oh goodness me I hope that one doesn't stick

Everyone should watch Murder By Death.

'How odd.' 'My father's name, sir' 'What was?' 'Howard Bensonmum'

I own the game and still haven't played because I can't find anyone who wants to play with me. My family prefers board and card games, I'm the puzzle freak. =/

My family prefers board and card games too... which is usually just fine, but when you get the urge to enter a high-tress life and death situation for fun, neither Pit nor Clue really satisfy.

The Kallax is largely full of things that fans have sent in, so somebody likely sent them one.

Nah

20-ish minutes, but until the end of the video until they beat it.

@@TheOverArchiver I'm not convinced they actually ever understood that puzzle

I also didn't understand that one.

@The Dark Soul of Man Well, the memory module is called a memory module for a reason. You have to remember both the numbers and the positions they’re in. Here’s an example (I haven’t watched this in a while so I’m basing this on memory). It’s the second one they have to complete in a row, and there’s a number at the top. The numbers on the bottom are 2314. It says press the button in the third position, which is 1. Now it’s the third time in a row, there’s a number on top, and the numbers are 3142. It says press the button with the same _label_ you pressed last time. They pressed a 1 last time, so you press the button in the second position, which is a 1. Now it’s the fourth time in a row, there’s a big number on top, and the four numbers are 4321. It says press the button in the same _position_ you pressed last time, so you press the button in the second position, which is a 3. Not sure if that made sense, and I’m sure somebody could explain it better than me, but that’s what I got.

As I’m reading my explanation again, I can hear Aoife reading this aloud in her amazing voice.

@jmt1000 It acts as a vowel in words like saw owe and possibly yew and ewe. The most commonly cited example is cwm, but that's not really an English word. It's usually part of a diphthong, triphthong, or acts as a transitional vowel. And vacuum can absolutely be spelled vacwm. It is, after all, a double-u.

@@sleepytime999998 I will now insist on spelling it vacwm. This makes so much sense! "It is, after all, a double-u."