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About: Get ready for some laughs and inside jokes with this bingo card centered around a notoriously unpredictable film set personality. Perfect for cast, crew, or friends familiar with the chaos, this card highlights all the quirks, blunders, and unforgettable comments that keep everyone on their toes. It’s ideal for lighthearted team-bonding during long shoot days or wrap parties.
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The players check their cards to see if they have the called word. If they do, they cross off that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of marked items shouts "Bingo!" and wins the game.
The caller verifies that the items crossed off form a proper line as per the Bingo card and call list.
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This LEO GILAD BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Crew loses him, Yells Off-Camera, Improvises A Line, "Working with ___ was a nightmare.", Says he doesn't like a movie, Says he's a feminist, Denies Neurodivergency, Jokingly Berates Someone, Doesn't Know His Lines, Atlas Has to Yell to Get his Attention, Spirals the Group into Goofs, Jewish Joke, Walks away from his position right before a take, Shows Up Late, Calls Atlas/Jaime a "they/them" or equivalent, Makes a reference to a pre-80's movie/director, Mentions His Girlfriend, "Not like it's the end of the world" or equivalent cliche, "METEORIC", Copies someone else's stim, but louder, Doesn't listen to Atlas' notes, Talks to a stranger (not including asking to leave), Says it's a One-Take Wonder (it wasn't), Ignorant about a topic that isn't movies.
This LEO GILAD BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Crew loses him, Yells Off-Camera, Improvises A Line, "Working with ___ was a nightmare.", Says he doesn't like a movie, Says he's a feminist, Denies Neurodivergency, Jokingly Berates Someone, Doesn't Know His Lines, Atlas Has to Yell to Get his Attention, Spirals the Group into Goofs, Jewish Joke, Walks away from his position right before a take, Shows Up Late, Calls Atlas/Jaime a "they/them" or equivalent, Makes a reference to a pre-80's movie/director, Mentions His Girlfriend, "Not like it's the end of the world" or equivalent cliche, "METEORIC", Copies someone else's stim, but louder, Doesn't listen to Atlas' notes, Talks to a stranger (not including asking to leave), Says it's a One-Take Wonder (it wasn't), Ignorant about a topic that isn't movies.