Other godsmaking anappearanceOdysseusmakingenemiesPeopleflirtingwithOdysseusThe number ofmen under hiscommandgetting smallerand smallerReferenceto yeetingbaby oftowerTimeskipFree!The song beingway too fun andcatchy for theseriousness ofthe situationDifferentmotifs andinstrumentsfor differentcharactersOdysseuswanting togo home tohis son andwifeOdysseusdoessomethingsmartOdysseusdoessomethingidioticAthenamaking anappearance PenEloPePolitesbeing waytoorelaxedCreaturestrying tokillOdysseusReferenceto trojanwarOther godsmaking anappearanceOdysseusmakingenemiesPeopleflirtingwithOdysseusThe number ofmen under hiscommandgetting smallerand smallerReferenceto yeetingbaby oftowerTimeskipFree!The song beingway too fun andcatchy for theseriousness ofthe situationDifferentmotifs andinstrumentsfor differentcharactersOdysseuswanting togo home tohis son andwifeOdysseusdoessomethingsmartOdysseusdoessomethingidioticAthenamaking anappearancePenEloPePolitesbeing waytoorelaxedCreaturestrying tokillOdysseusReferenceto trojanwar

Epic: the musical - 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. Other gods making an appearance
  2. Odysseus making enemies
  3. People flirting with Odysseus
  4. The number of men under his command getting smaller and smaller
  5. Reference to yeeting baby of tower
  6. Time skip
  7. Free!
  8. The song being way too fun and catchy for the seriousness of the situation
  9. Different motifs and instruments for different characters
  10. Odysseus wanting to go home to his son and wife
  11. Odysseus does something smart
  12. Odysseus does something idiotic
  13. Athena making an appearance
  14. PenEloPe
  15. Polites being way too relaxed
  16. Creatures trying to kill Odysseus
  17. Reference to trojan war