Mix offarm andspaceclothingFlashbacktoastronauttrainingThis child, or otherchildren, aremean. Our guyjust can't relate tothem. He cravessomething else.we hearathereminWistful gazeup into thesky. Wherespace isWistful gazeinto theblackness ofan astronaut'shelmetwehear abanjoChildwants togo tospaceSomebodysays "soil" A memory: otherastroanuts, orastronaut staff, aremean. Our guy justcan't relate to them.He craves somethingelse.Astronaut lingohelps with farming,or vice-versa. "Thesheepdog sort of...orbits the sheep.""We can't just float,we have to grow"A twist, thefarmer neveractuallymakes it tospaceannoyingchild issadLegitimatelygood line ofdialogueA female lead crossesher arms, concernedfor the farm. Will thisastronaut carry hisweight? In thismoment, she relivesthe fears of thedustbowlThe crops don'tlook good.Something's offwith the crops.AwkwardfarmanimalinteractionA memory: otherfamrers, or farmstaff, are mean.Our guy just can'trelate to them. Hecraves somethingelse.Wistful gazedown ontothe earth.Where farmisAreluctantsmileTheastronautis on ahorseFlashbackto farmtraininggoodfarmsunset Outer space isused as ametaphor foremotionaldistanceMix offarm andspaceclothingFlashbacktoastronauttrainingThis child, or otherchildren, aremean. Our guyjust can't relate tothem. He cravessomething else.we hearathereminWistful gazeup into thesky. Wherespace isWistful gazeinto theblackness ofan astronaut'shelmetwehear abanjoChildwants togo tospaceSomebodysays "soil" A memory: otherastroanuts, orastronaut staff, aremean. Our guy justcan't relate to them.He craves somethingelse.Astronaut lingohelps with farming,or vice-versa. "Thesheepdog sort of...orbits the sheep.""We can't just float,we have to grow"A twist, thefarmer neveractuallymakes it tospaceannoyingchild issadLegitimatelygood line ofdialogueA female lead crossesher arms, concernedfor the farm. Will thisastronaut carry hisweight? In thismoment, she relivesthe fears of thedustbowlThe crops don'tlook good.Something's offwith the crops.AwkwardfarmanimalinteractionA memory: otherfamrers, or farmstaff, are mean.Our guy just can'trelate to them. Hecraves somethingelse.Wistful gazedown ontothe earth.Where farmisAreluctantsmileTheastronautis on ahorseFlashbackto farmtraininggoodfarmsunset Outer space isused as ametaphor foremotionaldistance

The Astronaut Farmer - 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. Mix of farm and space clothing
  2. Flashback to astronaut training
  3. This child, or other children, are mean. Our guy just can't relate to them. He craves something else.
  4. we hear a theremin
  5. Wistful gaze up into the sky. Where space is
  6. Wistful gaze into the blackness of an astronaut's helmet
  7. we hear a banjo
  8. Child wants to go to space
  9. Somebody says "soil"
  10. A memory: other astroanuts, or astronaut staff, are mean. Our guy just can't relate to them. He craves something else.
  11. Astronaut lingo helps with farming, or vice-versa. "The sheepdog sort of... orbits the sheep." "We can't just float, we have to grow"
  12. A twist, the farmer never actually makes it to space
  13. annoying child is sad
  14. Legitimately good line of dialogue
  15. A female lead crosses her arms, concerned for the farm. Will this astronaut carry his weight? In this moment, she relives the fears of the dustbowl
  16. The crops don't look good. Something's off with the crops.
  17. Awkward farm animal interaction
  18. A memory: other famrers, or farm staff, are mean. Our guy just can't relate to them. He craves something else.
  19. Wistful gaze down onto the earth. Where farm is
  20. A reluctant smile
  21. The astronaut is on a horse
  22. Flashback to farm training
  23. good farm sunset
  24. Outer space is used as a metaphor for emotional distance