(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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Scott Sings a Song
Scott Eats a Winston
Scott Talks about Writing Group in Boston
Scott Speaks Japanese
Scott Talks about Being a Japanese Tutor
Appearance of Logan
Something Goes Over Scott’s Head
Tie in Strawpoll
The Apartment Doorbell Rings
Scott Voices a NEW Character
Scott Goes on a Tangent
Scott Has to Restart Stream
Scott Holds Something up to the Camera
Woodchipper
“Don’t Describe Things in Terms of the Narrator Experiencing Them”
Abbey Shows up Live or in Chat
Scoot Goes Insane
Tie in Strawpoll
Abbey Shows up Live or in Chat!
Woodchipper
FLIP THE YEN!!
Scott Eats an Avocado
“Set the Scene/Tone”
Mention of Phantom Tollbooth
Grimdark Story
Shrek
Scott Holds Something up to the Camera
Appearance of Prof. Finger
“Weasel Words”
Scott Talks about Dreams
“Scaffold Sentences”
Mention of Phantom Tollbooth
Mention of One Piece
Grimdark Story
“Scaffold Sentences”
Shrek
Mention of Harry Potter
Mention of One Piece
Scott Talks about Prologues
Mention of Hunger Games
Scott Doesn’t Know a Word in a Story
PLOT TWIST!!
Mention of Metl
FLIP THE YEN!!
Wheel of Prompticality Lands on Stipulation
Scott Speaks French
Scott Goes on a Tangent
Scott Eats a Winston
Scott Writhes in Agony
Scott Goes Insane
Mention of Harry Potter
PLOT TWIST!!
Standing Desk Goes Up/Down
Scott Writhes in Agony
“My Book That Will be Published in March”
“Set the Scene/Tone”
Appearance of Logan
"Oh Wow, I Missed a Lot in Chat!"
Scott Eats an Avocado
Scott Doesn’t Know a Word in a Story
Standing Desk Goes Up/Down
“Don’t Describe Things in Terms of the Narrator Experiencing Them”