The tournament is "double elimination", which means you have to lose twice -- or lose in the grand final -- before you're knocked out. Six shows, six games, only one winner. Game on.
Stand Up Wednesdays is a weekly Youtube web-series, presented and written by Gerard Groves. Each episode covers weekly topical subjects, stories from Gerard, and other funny observational comments.
Emma attends a movie audition, amidst warnings of an 'eccentric' movie director. She's promptly thrown into the most frustrating audition of all time, with the most tiresome movie director to have ever lived.
We start with the tale of SS Bessemer, but soon enough we're coming up with a rejected Bond villain, working out how schooling really happens in Rotherham, and then inventing a terrible butler.
The Citation Needed team have a certain amount of skepticism when it comes to mythological beasties. So rather than talk about the boobrie, it's on to slaughtering birds, extinct creatures, and why all pandas are actually Conservatives.
Surprisingly few tangents this week, because the subject matter is astonishing enough that there's no stopping us. Apart from getting a cat stuck in an index file, of course.
This week, we're tracking down some suggestive pseudoscience, and wondering about the Queen's package. And no, you're not finding out what was in the bit that got removed for legal reasons.
"That is horrific," says Matt at one point. He's not wrong. We delve into unconventional Cold War tactics, and some surprising (and doomed) members of the animal kingdom.
In the season finale, Gary gets nauseous, Matt gets accused of being a minor royal, and Chris pulls a face. This time, we're back at the founding of America, talking about a man who helped, or perhaps hindered, a famous expedition.
