Oxford 3000 AND TOO

Dear JAMA (*Journal of American Medical Association*) I can't believe I'm having a hard time coping with the 1 episode per week schedule, I need someone (BALD) to check on my LUNGS.

Bob mentioned reading court cases and it gave me the idea: An episode where the contestants read ridiculous court transcripts without knowing the verdict and the host judges the trial in the end.

Love watching Mark go through the five stages of grief trying to get Wade to “minimum” 🤣🤣

41:35 the most genuine despair i've EVER seen on Mark

18:46 PLEASE CHECK YOUR BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS - i was getting random panic attacks throughout the day and night. I went in for routine blood work and found out it was happening because my blood sugar was way too high and I had type 1 diabetes. I almost never get them now that it's under control, but I'm very lucky I found out when I did because it could have been really dangerous for me EDIT: Just to clarify, get blood work done in general lol don't just check blood sugar alone, it's important to do a general panel!

Mark's hints would NEVER get me to minimum, even though i watch the original video often so i technically knew what words it could potentially be

41:14 is the hardest ive laughed in so long. The emotional and mental break you see on Mark's face is an instant classic. Even better rewatcing knowing the word

The fact that Bob used the same words from the original Oxford 3000 episode makes this even funnier, no pihzdeniiierf tho

REMINDER FOR MARK: Bob starts with a one point penalty next time you host for breaking the no-drawing rule last time.

41:14 the immediate look and ensuing meltdown mark has as he realizes *wade might not even know the word he needs to guess* is the absolute highlight of this episode. Good lord, haven't laughed that hard in a while!