One actorsuddenlydragsanother into arelationshipLauren andHen’scharactersform a rivalryBackground/siderelationshipswith norelevanceCharacter that hasinconsistent/changingaccentOscarharassesHarryKershawHen or Harrymakes aninexplicablecharacterdecisionBeastialitySomeonehas too muchfun with thesmokemachineLauren beinglegitimatelygood at thesongsTheysay thetitleCastmembercorpsesduring asceneAt least one(1) song is alegitimatebangerAn actorplays acharacter ofthe oppositegenderDaverandomlyjumps offa boxThe castrepeating/rephrasingwhateverOscar/Emmy justsaidNotknowinghow kidsworkCast bulliesOscar/EmmybackA one-offjoke turnsinto alegitimateplot lineSci-fi/Magicwhen itwasn’texpected inthe plotActorregretssayingsomethingThe actorscommit toa reallystrange bitA characterwho doesnot belong inthegenre/storyOff screenagreement ofa line just saidfrom anothercharacterSomeonetries torhyme, itdoes not gowellAn actorpicks up/liftsanotheractorTransanimalsSomeonemissingtheir cuein a songTheaudiencewantbloodSomeonescrews upthe chorusof a songActorregretsrolechosenOscar/Emmyloses itAudiencememberjoins onmuteDave fallsto the floorlaughingoffstageActors tryto say/dosomethingin syncTheumbrellais used foreffectHen does hissignaturedance move- Big kicksBoth thecharacters andOscar/Emmyare confusedover the plotOscar says'in for apenny, in fora pound'Hen yellsfromoffstageUn-familyfriendlyjokeSomeone’s rolein a show getsimmediatelyshot down byanother actorDave getsthirstedoverAcharacterdiesSomeone sayssomething thatcatches the restof the castCOMPLETELYoff-guardFilm isrewoundOscar/Emmygives upOddunconventionalrelationshipshappenSomeone walksonstagemisunderstandingwhat they’resupposed to playHen plays aninhumancharacter forliterally noreasonScene transitionthat starts byrepeating the lastword/phrase saidShields,Dave, orNancy playsa villainCutaways/Director’sCut/InterviewsSomeone usesa prop to signifythat they’re adifferentcharacterSomeonemixes upcharacternamesShoehornedin audiencerequestSentientobjectsThe greenscreenscene is amessNancyharassesShieldsJust toomany plottwistsSomeonemakes up aname that'sjust somesoundsBadaccentCharactersomehowsurvivessomething thatshould've beenan insta-killQueercharacter(s)A legitmistaketurns into arunning jokeAn actor doessomething andthe person withthem is totallyconfusedOne or more ofthe charactersbeinglegitimatelycompellingOne actorsuddenlydragsanother into arelationshipLauren andHen’scharactersform a rivalryBackground/siderelationshipswith norelevanceCharacter that hasinconsistent/changingaccentOscarharassesHarryKershawHen or Harrymakes aninexplicablecharacterdecisionBeastialitySomeonehas too muchfun with thesmokemachineLauren beinglegitimatelygood at thesongsTheysay thetitleCastmembercorpsesduring asceneAt least one(1) song is alegitimatebangerAn actorplays acharacter ofthe oppositegenderDaverandomlyjumps offa boxThe castrepeating/rephrasingwhateverOscar/Emmy justsaidNotknowinghow kidsworkCast bulliesOscar/EmmybackA one-offjoke turnsinto alegitimateplot lineSci-fi/Magicwhen itwasn’texpected inthe plotActorregretssayingsomethingThe actorscommit toa reallystrange bitA characterwho doesnot belong inthegenre/storyOff screenagreement ofa line just saidfrom anothercharacterSomeonetries torhyme, itdoes not gowellAn actorpicks up/liftsanotheractorTransanimalsSomeonemissingtheir cuein a songTheaudiencewantbloodSomeonescrews upthe chorusof a songActorregretsrolechosenOscar/Emmyloses itAudiencememberjoins onmuteDave fallsto the floorlaughingoffstageActors tryto say/dosomethingin syncTheumbrellais used foreffectHen does hissignaturedance move- Big kicksBoth thecharacters andOscar/Emmyare confusedover the plotOscar says'in for apenny, in fora pound'Hen yellsfromoffstageUn-familyfriendlyjokeSomeone’s rolein a show getsimmediatelyshot down byanother actorDave getsthirstedoverAcharacterdiesSomeone sayssomething thatcatches the restof the castCOMPLETELYoff-guardFilm isrewoundOscar/Emmygives upOddunconventionalrelationshipshappenSomeone walksonstagemisunderstandingwhat they’resupposed to playHen plays aninhumancharacter forliterally noreasonScene transitionthat starts byrepeating the lastword/phrase saidShields,Dave, orNancy playsa villainCutaways/Director’sCut/InterviewsSomeone usesa prop to signifythat they’re adifferentcharacterSomeonemixes upcharacternamesShoehornedin audiencerequestSentientobjectsThe greenscreenscene is amessNancyharassesShieldsJust toomany plottwistsSomeonemakes up aname that'sjust somesoundsBadaccentCharactersomehowsurvivessomething thatshould've beenan insta-killQueercharacter(s)A legitmistaketurns into arunning jokeAn actor doessomething andthe person withthem is totallyconfusedOne or more ofthe charactersbeinglegitimatelycompelling

MMNI Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. One actor suddenly drags another into a relationship
  2. Lauren and Hen’s characters form a rivalry
  3. Background/side relationships with no relevance
  4. Character that has inconsistent/changing accent
  5. Oscar harasses Harry Kershaw
  6. Hen or Harry makes an inexplicable character decision
  7. Beastiality
  8. Someone has too much fun with the smoke machine
  9. Lauren being legitimately good at the songs
  10. They say the title
  11. Cast member corpses during a scene
  12. At least one (1) song is a legitimate banger
  13. An actor plays a character of the opposite gender
  14. Dave randomly jumps off a box
  15. The cast repeating/rephrasing whatever Oscar/Emmy just said
  16. Not knowing how kids work
  17. Cast bullies Oscar/Emmy back
  18. A one-off joke turns into a legitimate plot line
  19. Sci-fi/Magic when it wasn’t expected in the plot
  20. Actor regrets saying something
  21. The actors commit to a really strange bit
  22. A character who does not belong in the genre/story
  23. Off screen agreement of a line just said from another character
  24. Someone tries to rhyme, it does not go well
  25. An actor picks up/lifts another actor
  26. Trans animals
  27. Someone missing their cue in a song
  28. The audience want blood
  29. Someone screws up the chorus of a song
  30. Actor regrets role chosen
  31. Oscar/Emmy loses it
  32. Audience member joins on mute
  33. Dave falls to the floor laughing offstage
  34. Actors try to say/do something in sync
  35. The umbrella is used for effect
  36. Hen does his signature dance move - Big kicks
  37. Both the characters and Oscar/Emmy are confused over the plot
  38. Oscar says 'in for a penny, in for a pound'
  39. Hen yells from offstage
  40. Un-family friendly joke
  41. Someone’s role in a show gets immediately shot down by another actor
  42. Dave gets thirsted over
  43. A character dies
  44. Someone says something that catches the rest of the cast COMPLETELY off-guard
  45. Film is rewound
  46. Oscar/Emmy gives up
  47. Odd unconventional relationships happen
  48. Someone walks onstage misunderstanding what they’re supposed to play
  49. Hen plays an inhuman character for literally no reason
  50. Scene transition that starts by repeating the last word/phrase said
  51. Shields, Dave, or Nancy plays a villain
  52. Cutaways/Director’s Cut/Interviews
  53. Someone uses a prop to signify that they’re a different character
  54. Someone mixes up character names
  55. Shoehorned in audience request
  56. Sentient objects
  57. The green screen scene is a mess
  58. Nancy harasses Shields
  59. Just too many plot twists
  60. Someone makes up a name that's just some sounds
  61. Bad accent
  62. Character somehow survives something that should've been an insta-kill
  63. Queer character(s)
  64. A legit mistake turns into a running joke
  65. An actor does something and the person with them is totally confused
  66. One or more of the characters being legitimately compelling