(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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A character wearing a hidden Mickey Mouse shape.
Nick wears his signature sunglasses.
The giant donut from Little Rodentia gets rolled down the street.
An animal wearing clothes that don’t quite fit their animal shape.
Someone says the phrase, "It’s called a hustle, sweetheart."
A tiny door built right next to a giant door.
An animal acting completely against their stereotype (like a peaceful tiger or a tiny tough guy).
An animal lets out a howl (and other animals join in).
Chief Bogo rolls his eyes or sighs in frustration.
A hamster traveling through a plastic habitrail tube.
The words "Predator" or "Prey" are used in conversation.
A character uses a walkie-talkie or police radio.
Judy says her catchphrase: "Anyone can be anything."
Judy uses her carrot recording pen.
Judy’s bunny ears droop when she’s sad or disappointed.
A sign or advertisement that features an animal pun (e.g., "Just Zoo It").
Officer Clawhauser eats a donut (or mentions food).
Flash the sloth smiles... extremely... slowly.
A poster or billboard featuring the pop star Gazelle.
A wolf gets easily distracted by a squeaky toy or howling.
Nick talks about his childhood or why he became a con artist.
A bootleg DVD of another Disney movie (look out for Duke Weaselton's stall!).
The song "Try Everything" by Shakira/Gazelle plays.
Judy writes a parking ticket.
Assistant Mayor Bellwether mentions how hard it is to work for Mayor Lionheart.
Someone mentions the mysterious "Night Howlers."
A reference to the movie Frozen (listen closely to Chief Bogo's lines).
An smartphone with a "bitten carrot" logo instead of an Apple.
An elephant uses its trunk to serve food or drinks.
The train passes through the desert-themed Sahara Square.
Nick does his trademark smirk.
Mr. Big (the shrew) makes a hand gesture like The Godfather.
An animal using a treadmill or exercise wheel.
The train passes through the snowy Tundratown.
A character using a touchscreen with claws or paws.
An ice cream parlor specifically for elephants.
A character makes a joke about how slow the DMV is.
A mouse size-appropriate vehicle driving on the road.
Judy’s hometown sign showing the population ticking up constantly.
