Best of the Worst: Wheel of the Worst #25

Looks like I got a second tape on the wheel! It is the most validating and rewarding feeling I’ve ever experienced. Especially when you eviscerated my hometown hero Tim Noah. Boy did I feel terrible about that for a day or two. But I will never achieve anything more important in my life.

Zan Ferguson

What a coincidence...

Manuel Johnen

Two years ago when discussing Frank Stallone’s “Easy Kill”, Mike knew the correct definition of coincidence. Now, he does not… Alcohol, kids. Alcohol…

Netero H

Love that RLM (Mike?) pitched down Slick and Beasle’s voices occasionally without specifically calling it out. They know we’re all WotW pros and we’d get it right away.

Eric Anderson

Beasel seems like something Tim & Eric would have made! It's so creepy!

Mr. Rivers

21:40 nightmare fuel

andrew

Let it grow Jay!

Stan Jonathan Keller

No

Annoch

Ok hear me out. Ironically Mike is right. There's a second acceptation to "coincidence" that is more broad and closest to its etymology. You've probably heard things like: "I coincided with him in several committees". It doesn't matter that there's causality or if it's complete happenstance in this case. The relevant dictionary entry is: 2. the fact of corresponding in nature or in time of occurrence. "the coincidence of interest between the mining companies and certain politicians" Usage will show that whether there's causality or not is irrelevant for this acceptation: "We couldn't find any causal explanation for the coincidence between the popularity of this class of appliances and the prevalence of house fires". "We have found a causal explanation for the coincidence between the popularity of this class of appliances and the prevalence of house fires". Using both acceptations in the same sentence: "The coincidence (2) of these two events appears to be a coincidence (1)." So we can say: "While discussing 'A Woman's Guide to Firearms', Mike noted the coincidence of professions between one of the portrayed characters and the person doing the portrayal."

I thought Mr. B. Natural was the most terrifying thing I’d ever seen and, well here we are

Ben-K