Riffin' Around: Food Edition
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What food-themed songs are featured in this Thanksgiving edition?
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How do the hosts play the Riffin' Around game?
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Do you smell that? Either Brooke's got another bun in the Dutch oven, or it's time for a fresh-baked edition of... Riffin' Around! Riffin' Around! Where I play the instrumental of a famous song, and my co-hosts apparently take off their clothes. My feet are starting stripping.
This is going to get dirty.
And then they show their complete lack of musical knowledge by trying to guess the tune. And because Thanksgiving is right around the corner, all of today's songs have foods in the title. They're not all necessarily Thanksgiving foods, but they are foods, I can assure you. Okay. And Jose obviously has the advantage as the resident foodie of the show, but Brooke, this could be right up your alley. Well, I'm a resident eater. I don't know that I consider myself a foodie. But we're going to start with the girl who uses a cooked turkey as her reference for the ideal spray tan. Alexis, name this food-themed song. Need the title, the correct title. Why am I blanking on it?
No. What is it called? I know. Oh, my gosh. Talk to me, baby.
I need a guess. Can't go through all the lyrics here.
What is the significance of the songs chosen for this episode?
I just need to think of the lyrics. Three, two, one. All right.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What food-themed songs are featured in this Thanksgiving edition?
0:00–2:20
2
How do the hosts play the Riffin' Around game?
2:20–4:06
3
What is the significance of the songs chosen for this episode?
4:06–5:18
4
How do the hosts interact during the music guessing game?
5:18–6:29
5
What challenges do the hosts face while guessing songs?
6:29–7:53
6
How does the game evolve in the final round?
7:53–8:47
7
What strategies do the hosts use to guess the food-themed songs?
8:47–10:36
8
Who wins the Riffin' Around Thanksgiving Edition game?
10:36–12:46