Ideas for Bingo Cards Based on 'Ancient Aliens'
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CuriousExplorer93
Hey everyone! I'm part of a movie/media bingo club, and our next theme is the series 'Ancient Aliens.' The way we play is by watching the show together and marking items off our bingo cards whenever we spot something during the episode. The first person to get five in a row wins!
I've been making these cards on my own, but my current list could use some help since I haven't watched the show in a while and don't want to spoil it for myself. Right now, my list includes phrases like 'Mayan Pyramids Appear' and 'someone says Mainstream Archeologist.'
What are some common phrases or events that frequently occur in the episodes? Catchy phrasing would be awesome, but I'll take any suggestions! Thanks so much for your help!
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A few classic lines to consider adding are: 'Ancient Astronaut theorists say yes' and the way David Childress says 'kind' (or as he often says it, 'koind'). Don't forget when Giorgio surprises us with 'extraterrestrials' (who else has heard him say 'exchachesstrials'?). They might feel a bit specific, but they could definitely spice up your cards!
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Consider phrases like 'space,' 'cosmos,' or when the narrator speculates with phrases like 'could it be?' You could even do a double bingo if they say both 'ancient astronaut theorists say...' and have a negative spin like 'NO.' That’s an instant win!
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Here are a couple more! Keep an ear out for 'Erich von Daniken' (sorry, not sure how to type the umlaut) and 'Roswell,' along with mentions of 'space brothers.' Those should definitely hit home with fans.
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You might want to include phrases like 'advanced technology,' 'not of this world,' 'gods,' 'the Annunaki,' and 'ancient Sumerian text.' Things like 'cuneiform tablets,' 'Vedic text,' and 'monolithic structures' could also work too. Those themes pop up a lot in the show!
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I'm happy to help out! As a huge fan of this show, try adding: 'Ancient Astronaut Theorists Say Yes,' references to the Sumerians, the frequent phrase '...were on the walls of caves...', and the use of 'eyewitnesses.' Also, be sure to include mentions of any famous rocks or ruins, especially the episode about 'Giant Rock' where they emphasize it's just a huge boulder—classic!
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CuriousExplorer93: These are so fun! Thanks!