"Has this guy ever met a...?" Incorrect Formatting Character has no flaws Obvious Self-Insert Fantasy Lampshaded Bigotry "Dark" and/or "edgy" humour Badass woman settles for mediocre man Alternative History Main character has no emotions War, Military, or Spies Tonal Whiplash Unrealistic Action Sequence A video game in movie format All Straight Cis Whites No Trigger Warnings Overusing Voiceover Burying the Gays Trope Villainized Minorities Toxic Masculinity Unnecessary Swearing Religious Overtones Cheating Wife or Girlfriend Bad spelling or grammar Mental Health as a Plot Device "Has this guy ever met a...?" Incorrect Formatting Character has no flaws Obvious Self-Insert Fantasy Lampshaded Bigotry "Dark" and/or "edgy" humour Badass woman settles for mediocre man Alternative History Main character has no emotions War, Military, or Spies Tonal Whiplash Unrealistic Action Sequence A video game in movie format All Straight Cis Whites No Trigger Warnings Overusing Voiceover Burying the Gays Trope Villainized Minorities Toxic Masculinity Unnecessary Swearing Religious Overtones Cheating Wife or Girlfriend Bad spelling or grammar Mental Health as a Plot Device
(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.
"Has this guy ever met a...?"
Incorrect Formatting
Character has no flaws
Obvious Self-Insert Fantasy
Lampshaded Bigotry
"Dark" and/or "edgy" humour
Badass woman settles for mediocre man
Alternative History
Main character has no emotions
War, Military, or Spies
Tonal Whiplash
Unrealistic Action Sequence
A video game in movie format
All Straight Cis Whites
No Trigger Warnings
Overusing Voiceover
Burying the Gays Trope
Villainized Minorities
Toxic Masculinity
Unnecessary Swearing
Religious Overtones
Cheating Wife or Girlfriend
Bad spelling or grammar
Mental Health as a Plot Device