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What are the three games played in the podcast to test their comedic talent?
The three games played are: 1. 'Lucky & Unlucky', where participants alternate between stating a lucky and an unlucky event in a continuous narrative; 2. 'Pretend to be an Expert', where one person assumes the role of an expert in a chosen field and answers questions; 3. 'Emotion Control', where participants continue a story while maintaining a specific emotion.
How does the 'Lucky & Unlucky' game work?
In the 'Lucky & Unlucky' game, one person starts by stating a scenario, followed by a 'lucky' event related to it. The next person then counters with an 'unlucky' event, and the cycle continues. The game tests participants' imagination, moral judgment, and quick thinking.
What is the purpose of the 'Pretend to be an Expert' game?
The 'Pretend to be an Expert' game is designed to test a person's confidence and leadership skills. One participant assumes the role of an expert in a chosen field and must answer questions convincingly, even if they are not actually knowledgeable in that area.
What is the 'Emotion Control' game and how is it played?
The 'Emotion Control' game requires participants to continue a story while maintaining a specific emotion, such as happiness or anger. Each person must keep the narrative going without breaking the assigned emotion, challenging their ability to manage and convey feelings consistently.
What is the significance of the 'Sketch' comedy style mentioned in the podcast?
The 'Sketch' comedy style is characterized by its fast pace and focus on a small, specific point that is continuously built upon with additional comedic elements. Most sketches last around 15 minutes and aim to create a series of comedic twists and turns.
- 尝试了三个即兴表演游戏
- 第一个游戏是"幸运的事，不幸的事"
- 考验反应能力和想象力
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