He looks and sounds very similar to his dad John.

The Bill Cipher Hunt was after Gravity Falls ended and was teased in the final episode.

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HooliganTuesday I mean he was the brains in gravity falls so yeah

Especially when he had the blacklight!

He looks alittle like his Dad. More so in the eyes.

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Jason Ritter son of John?

yeah.

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I feel like she is lesbian for some reason

The two are actually engaged/married, if I remember correctly.

Darth McVeyder yeah they are engaged

In fairness, their engagement was only announced after this episode came out, although I think they were together for a while before that, like a few years

@13:18 she says 'aw baby, good for you!' SO QT.

seeleyboothfan2 me too. Check out my channel where I talk about haunts and escape rooms

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Yes, in the UK we have four venues :D

melanie is famous

Jason and Melanie were dating when this was filmed, and have since married.

Matthew Schell, I agree.

Carnivale was awesome. Ended way before its time. Wish they'd bring it back on Netflix.

I work at one as well and help design them...I agree with a lot of that. I don't love "move the black light around until you hit something" "puzzles". The black light clue shouldn't have counted as a clue (I never count that kind of thing.) I think the first puzzle was triggered by a host rather than actual RFID since this was made for a show. That's a lot to rig up and a lot of trigger items that would need to be exactly in the right place.

I agree with everything you've said here, as well as Andrew's comments. I've done over 40 rooms since last year and this one definitely wasn't my cup of tea. Immersion is a huge thing for me, and there area few things that would make me groan.

Great, excellent points, especially about the useless hint. That seemed like such a major flub in the production, and I hope they noticed it and fix it in future episodes. If you're going to make the "Helping Hand" such a costly item, then it should be guaranteed to actually be helpful. My one disagreement with you, well not really disagreement because you're right, but I don't think it's a negative: you refer to it as a really easy room, and based on the context (i.e. it's at the beginning of a list of criticisms), it seems like you're saying that's a bad thing. These guests are celebrities who, in many cases, will not have any experience with escape rooms (including at least one acknowledged "virgin" in this episode). I'm certain that you, who work in the business, would never recommend that a first timer jump in with a medium or high difficulty escape room. That would just be mean and unfair. So they have to make these rooms easy so that the guests aren't simply stumped and embarrassed (which would not make for a particularly gripping experience for the viewers). Now, maybe, if they're smart, they could take some of the all-stars (like Jason Ritter), and have a special, more challenging episode down the line. But for now, it makes total sense that they'd stick with relatively simple puzzles so that the guests, who aren't experienced escapers (escapists?), can have a fair chance at victory. Does that make sense?

I agree the only red hearing should be red herring players create. Otherwise it's a way to make it harder without actually thinking of logical puzzles

I disagree about the first puzzle being clever. It makes no sense and the players are very aware of it. They ask, why would putting stuff like the picture do anything? It destroys the immersion, and is just a puzzle for a puzzles sake. I can make no logical connection between recreating a picture and a door opening. Is the janitor of the museum opening the door for them in exchange for some light house keeping? This puzzle concept is neat, and could easily find it's way into several escape room plots, but not this one.

Pete Askme it's a big hit here in Los Angeles, but I've traveled around the USA playing games in different cities. I've played around 240 nationwide. That's actually what my new channel is about.

The Haunt Girl - Christine Barger WOW, That's amazing! Heading over to check out the channel!

You'd probably enjoy a 6-episode series called Race to Escape. It pits two teams in identical escape rooms competing to escape first. Winning team gets a cash prize amount determined by the time remaining on the clock, making hints risky since they cost time AND money. The puzzles are very inventive and cleverly themed to the room (ie. Barber Shop, Classroom, Chinese Restaurant, Garage, etc)

Jake Saiser if you need advice on a good room hit me up and I'll give suggestions or know someone that can. I'm an ER reviewer

Or Dipper and Sheriff Evie

92Barnicklebits19 me too. I've played over 200