"erm... wellthathappened."loveinterestwho doesnot mattergayhomoerotictensioncharacterredeemingsacrificethat is infactdialoguemcguffincgislopcooparentingvenomflies aplanehorribleopeningmpregvenomdivorcethat isa trailerlineanyone whoisn't a majorcharacterthat dies iscomicalthird actreconciliationbritishvillainlets gogamblingvenomlearnsempathyflirtation(threat)venomgoonerarcmusicspecifically tomake a shittysequencecoolmoneychangedhands for theline to existvenom goesinternational"erm... wellthathappened."loveinterestwho doesnot mattergayhomoerotictensioncharacterredeemingsacrificethat is infactdialoguemcguffincgislopcooparentingvenomflies aplanehorribleopeningmpregvenomdivorcethat isa trailerlineanyone whoisn't a majorcharacterthat dies iscomicalthird actreconciliationbritishvillainlets gogamblingvenomlearnsempathyflirtation(threat)venomgoonerarcmusicspecifically tomake a shittysequencecoolmoneychangedhands for theline to existvenom goesinternational

The forced gay situation - 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. "erm... well that happened."
  2. love interest who does not matter
  3. gay
  4. homoerotic tension
  5. character redeeming sacrifice
  6. that is in fact dialogue
  7. mcguffin
  8. cgi slop
  9. cooparenting
  10. venom flies a plane
  11. horrible opening
  12. mpreg
  13. venom divorce
  14. that is a trailer line
  15. anyone who isn't a major character that dies is comical
  16. third act reconciliation
  17. british villain
  18. lets go gambling
  19. venom learns empathy
  20. flirtation (threat)
  21. venom gooner arc
  22. music specifically to make a shitty sequence cool
  23. money changed hands for the line to exist
  24. venom goes international