EbenezerScrooge/ScroogeMcDuckSuccess*cannot*bedefineduncle, thebusinessowner"succession"Musk/Bezos/Zuckerbergsports/danceteam tryoutBillGates/WarrenBuffetunigraphwrong/obscurecliche4-pgpaper"savedbyJesus"unnamedmovie/show/characterunnecessarylevel of detailmisinterpretationof E10/H10 bookFirst word:“Success.”someonelives inparents'basementsadlotterywinnerrepeats/reusesexactwords/phrasesfrom prompthappyhomelesspersonrandomveryspecificstatisticjust totallydogs ontheirfriendsuccess isamountainmetaphortraumadumprichfriend/familymemberdemeaning tominimal/manuallabor jobFamilymemberwho hasno familyemotionallyunavailablefather"how dowemeasuresuccess?"sad with apool/sportscarfabricatedpersonalexperience"perspectiveone, two, orthree"obviousoveruseofthesauruspoorteacheraninappropriatetypeSuperhero/VillianreferenceNamestheirschool"everyonewants to besuccessful"uses avocabword"in thisessay""studieshaveshown..."an oldadage/idiom/clichefakestatisticreversetransitions("anotherexample...tobegin")clearlyhypotheticalpeoplemom/dadhates jobsuicidalbillionaires"from thedawn/beginningof time"dictionarydefinitionofsuccess3+consecutivequestionsEbenezerScrooge/ScroogeMcDuckSuccess*cannot*bedefineduncle, thebusinessowner"succession"Musk/Bezos/Zuckerbergsports/danceteam tryoutBillGates/WarrenBuffetunigraphwrong/obscurecliche4-pgpaper"savedbyJesus"unnamedmovie/show/characterunnecessarylevel of detailmisinterpretationof E10/H10 bookFirst word:“Success.”someonelives inparents'basementsadlotterywinnerrepeats/reusesexactwords/phrasesfrom prompthappyhomelesspersonrandomveryspecificstatisticjust totallydogs ontheirfriendsuccess isamountainmetaphortraumadumprichfriend/familymemberdemeaning tominimal/manuallabor jobFamilymemberwho hasno familyemotionallyunavailablefather"how dowemeasuresuccess?"sad with apool/sportscarfabricatedpersonalexperience"perspectiveone, two, orthree"obviousoveruseofthesauruspoorteacheraninappropriatetypeSuperhero/VillianreferenceNamestheirschool"everyonewants to besuccessful"uses avocabword"in thisessay""studieshaveshown..."an oldadage/idiom/clichefakestatisticreversetransitions("anotherexample...tobegin")clearlyhypotheticalpeoplemom/dadhates jobsuicidalbillionaires"from thedawn/beginningof time"dictionarydefinitionofsuccess3+consecutivequestions

Succession 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. Ebenezer Scrooge/Scrooge McDuck
  2. Success *cannot* be defined
  3. uncle, the business owner
  4. "succession"
  5. Musk/Bezos/Zuckerberg
  6. sports/dance team tryout
  7. Bill Gates/Warren Buffet
  8. unigraph
  9. wrong/obscure cliche
  10. 4-pg paper
  11. "saved by Jesus"
  12. unnamed movie/show/character
  13. unnecessary level of detail
  14. misinterpretation of E10/H10 book
  15. First word: “Success.”
  16. someone lives in parents' basement
  17. sad lottery winner
  18. repeats/reuses exact words/phrases from prompt
  19. happy homeless person
  20. random very specific statistic
  21. just totally dogs on their friend
  22. success is a mountain metaphor
  23. trauma dump
  24. rich friend/family member
  25. demeaning to minimal/manual labor job
  26. Family member who has no family
  27. emotionally unavailable father
  28. "how do we measure success?"
  29. sad with a pool/sports car
  30. fabricated personal experience
  31. "perspective one, two, or three"
  32. obvious overuse of thesaurus
  33. poor teacher
  34. an inappropriate type
  35. Superhero/Villian reference
  36. Names their school
  37. "everyone wants to be successful"
  38. uses a vocab word
  39. "in this essay"
  40. "studies have shown..."
  41. an old adage/idiom/cliche
  42. fake statistic
  43. reverse transitions ("another example...to begin")
  44. clearly hypothetical people
  45. mom/dad hates job
  46. suicidal billionaires
  47. "from the dawn/beginning of time"
  48. dictionary definition of success
  49. 3+ consecutive questions