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** References to Ellen Page, particularly her role in Film/{{Juno}} and the [[RedStapler Hamburger phone]].
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**Also stating 'Geez, Joel' whenever they kill an enemy, and later every few minutes.
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* H'yuking it up. Mostly seen in their Videogame/TheLastOfUs.
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* H'yuking it up. Mostly seen in their Videogame/TheLastOfUs.Videogame/TheLastOfUs.
* Matt saying: "[[NoTimeToExplain There's no time!]]" when Pat questions plot inconsistencies/bad writing.
* Matt saying: "[[NoTimeToExplain There's no time!]]" when Pat questions plot inconsistencies/bad writing.
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* ''[[ThereAreNoBedSheets THERE ARE NO BED SHEETS!]]'' Matt and Pat constantly bringing up how hard it is to animate a person under the covers. Referenced mostly when video game character lie on top of the covers or (very rarely) the designers actually manage to accomplish it to Matt and Pat's shock.
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* Every single thing in Videogame/IndigoProphecy is a failure of the game designer (a reference to David Cage's [[http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2013/08/23/quantic-dream-ceo-david-cage-doesnt-believe-in-the-game-over/ comments]] about Game Overs).
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* Every single thing in Videogame/IndigoProphecy is a failure of the game designer (a reference to David Cage's [[http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2013/08/23/quantic-dream-ceo-david-cage-doesnt-believe-in-the-game-over/ comments]] about Game Overs).Overs).
* H'yuking it up. Mostly seen in their Videogame/TheLastOfUs.
* H'yuking it up. Mostly seen in their Videogame/TheLastOfUs.
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* The very first ''Fighterpedia'' episode mentioned Zubaz, a dropped concept character from the original ''Street Fighter''. Every subsequent ''Fighterpedia'' episode referenced Zubaz again, and he still shows up in episodes of ''Super Best Friends Brawl'' and ''Two Best Friends Funtime Adventures''. He's since gone on to appear as a playable character in a few independent games the Best Friends have supported via crowdfunding, such as Kaiju Combat and VideoGame/Divekick, with an appearance as a special boss in ShovelKnight possibly happening as well.
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* The very first ''Fighterpedia'' episode mentioned Zubaz, a dropped concept character from the original ''Street Fighter''. Every subsequent ''Fighterpedia'' episode referenced Zubaz again, and he still shows up in episodes of ''Super Best Friends Brawl'' and ''Two Best Friends Funtime Adventures''. He's since gone on to appear as a playable character in a few independent games the Best Friends have supported via crowdfunding, such as Kaiju Combat and VideoGame/Divekick, VideoGame/{{Divekick}}, with an appearance as a special boss in ShovelKnight possibly happening as well.
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* The very first ''Fighterpedia'' episode mentioned Zubaz, a dropped concept character from the original ''Street Fighter''. Every subsequent ''Fighterpedia'' episode referenced Zubaz again, and he still shows up in episodes of ''Super Best Friends Brawl'' and ''Two Best Friends Funtime Adventures''. He's since gone on to appear as a playable character in a few independent games the Best Friends have supported via crowdfunding, such as Kaiju Combat and VideoGame/DiveKick, with an appearance as a special boss in ShovelKnight possibly happening as well.
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* The very first ''Fighterpedia'' episode mentioned Zubaz, a dropped concept character from the original ''Street Fighter''. Every subsequent ''Fighterpedia'' episode referenced Zubaz again, and he still shows up in episodes of ''Super Best Friends Brawl'' and ''Two Best Friends Funtime Adventures''. He's since gone on to appear as a playable character in a few independent games the Best Friends have supported via crowdfunding, such as Kaiju Combat and VideoGame/DiveKick, VideoGame/Divekick, with an appearance as a special boss in ShovelKnight possibly happening as well.
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* Every single thing in IndigoProphecy is a failure of the game designer.
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* Every single thing in IndigoProphecy Videogame/IndigoProphecy is a failure of the game designer.designer (a reference to David Cage's [[http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2013/08/23/quantic-dream-ceo-david-cage-doesnt-believe-in-the-game-over/ comments]] about Game Overs).
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* Matt loves to give kids good advices to deal with their everyday life.
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* Matt loves to give kids good advices to deal with their everyday life.life.
* Every single thing in IndigoProphecy is a failure of the game designer.
* Every single thing in IndigoProphecy is a failure of the game designer.
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** According to their Podcast, it's gotten to the point that Matt does this subconsciously.
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With three years and close to five hundred videos under their belt, to say the gang has gone through a few gags is an understatement. These also go in and out of fashion at the drop of a hat, depending on their moods or whether or not the fandom has beaten them to death.
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With three years and close to five over six hundred videos under their belt, to say the gang has gone through a few gags is an understatement. These also go in and out of fashion at the drop of a hat, depending on their moods or whether or not the fandom has beaten them to death.
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* Their hatred of [[VideoGame/SleepingDogs Dog Eyes]].
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* Their hatred of [[VideoGame/SleepingDogs Dog Eyes]].Eyes]] to the point that he is the standard that they judge despicable assholes by.
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* Their insistence of substituting "wrestle" for "rustle". Examples include "rustler", "rustling" and of course "Rustlemania".
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* Their insistence of substituting "wrestle" for "rustle". Examples include "rustler", "rustling" and of course "Rustlemania"."Rustlemania".
* Matt loves to give kids good advices to deal with their everyday life.
* Matt loves to give kids good advices to deal with their everyday life.
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* More recently, they've started takin' a liking to the term "goin' nuts", as supposedly inspired by Team Spooky.
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* More recently, they've started takin' a liking to the term "goin' nuts", as supposedly inspired by Team Spooky.one of team sp00ky's Zelda playthroughs. Made hilarious by the fact Matt and Pat have used it more than sp00ky ever did.
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* More recently, they've started takin' a liking to the term "goin' nuts", as supposedly inspired by Team Spooky.
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* More recently, they've started takin' a liking to the term "goin' nuts", as supposedly inspired by Team Spooky.Spooky.
* Their insistence of substituting "wrestle" for "rustle". Examples include "rustler", "rustling" and of course "Rustlemania".
* Their insistence of substituting "wrestle" for "rustle". Examples include "rustler", "rustling" and of course "Rustlemania".
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* Referring to Ellie of ''Videogame/TheLastOfUs'' as "garbage". Later on, she's upgraded to "trash".
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* Referring to Ellie of ''Videogame/TheLastOfUs'' as "garbage". Later on, she's upgraded to "trash"."trash".
* More recently, they've started takin' a liking to the term "goin' nuts", as supposedly inspired by Team Spooky.
* More recently, they've started takin' a liking to the term "goin' nuts", as supposedly inspired by Team Spooky.
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* Their hatred of [[VideoGame/SleepingDogs Dog Eyes]].
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* Their hatred of [[VideoGame/SleepingDogs Dog Eyes]].Eyes]].
* Referring to Ellie of ''Videogame/TheLastOfUs'' as "garbage". Later on, she's upgraded to "trash".
* Referring to Ellie of ''Videogame/TheLastOfUs'' as "garbage". Later on, she's upgraded to "trash".
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** A variant when playing liscensed games to either mock the source content (e.g. mocking various Spider-Man storylines) or to mock the games themselves for letting the player do strange things. Brilliantly subverted in ''Series/PrisonBreak'':
-->'''Matt''': Hey, remember that time in Prison Break where—
-->'''Pat''': No, I don't.
-->'''Matt''': Hey, remember that time in Prison Break where—
-->'''Pat''': No, I don't.
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* Pat's newly acquired disgust of ducks, thanks in part to Plague of Gripes.
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* Pat's newly acquired disgust of ducks, thanks in part to Plague of Gripes.Gripes.
* Their hatred of [[VideoGame/SleepingDogs Dog Eyes]].
* Their hatred of [[VideoGame/SleepingDogs Dog Eyes]].
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* THE HYPEST GAMEPLAY ON YOUTUBE! whenever sometime mundane and tedious occurs.
* Pat's newly acquired disgust of ducks, thanks in part to Plague of Gripes.
* Pat's newly acquired disgust of ducks, thanks in part to Plague of Gripes.
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* Pat will often express frustration or disbelief over something while Matt will often feign obliviousness to what caused Pat to react in such a way.
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* Randomly yelling "Nanomachines" in reference to [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3 "Snake Eater"]]
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* Randomly yelling "Nanomachines" in reference to [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3 "Snake Eater"]][[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4 MGS4]]
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* "Do you know how many [object] I have to [verb]? More than you'd think, and less than you'd hope." First said by Matt in their [[VideoGame/SoulSeries Soul Calibur V]] episode. In later playthroughs, he often makes some variant of it.
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* "Do you know how many [object] I have to [verb]? More than you'd think, and less than you'd hope." First said by Matt in their [[VideoGame/SoulSeries Soul Calibur V]] episode. In later playthroughs, he often makes some variant of it.it.
* A can of pickles labeled "The Pickles" shows up as a recurring food item in ''Deadly Premonition'' and never fails to amuse the two. At one point they find a crate full of them and stock up, eating dozens of cans of nothing but pickles later on.
* A can of pickles labeled "The Pickles" shows up as a recurring food item in ''Deadly Premonition'' and never fails to amuse the two. At one point they find a crate full of them and stock up, eating dozens of cans of nothing but pickles later on.
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* "Do you know how many [object] I have to [verb]? More than you'd think, and less than you'd hope." First said by Matt in their [[VideoGame/SoulSeries Soul Calibur V] episode. In later playthroughs, he often makes some variant of it.
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* "Do you know how many [object] I have to [verb]? More than you'd think, and less than you'd hope." First said by Matt in their [[VideoGame/SoulSeries Soul Calibur V] V]] episode. In later playthroughs, he often makes some variant of it.
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* "Do you know how many [object] I have to [verb]? More than you'd think, and less than you'd hope." First said by Matt in their VideoGame/SoulCalibur V playthrough. In later playthroughs, he often makes some variant of it.
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* "Do you know how many [object] I have to [verb]? More than you'd think, and less than you'd hope." First said by Matt in their VideoGame/SoulCalibur V playthrough.[[VideoGame/SoulSeries Soul Calibur V] episode. In later playthroughs, he often makes some variant of it.
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* As of their ''Deadly Premonition'' and ''Homecoming'' playthroughs, there is constant mention of Woolie's operation and [[NoodleIncident not much is known about it]] other than it heads into NauseaFuel territory.
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* As of their ''Deadly Premonition'' and ''Homecoming'' playthroughs, there is constant mention of Woolie's operation and [[NoodleIncident not much is known about it]] other than it heads into NauseaFuel territory.territory.
* "Do you know how many [object] I have to [verb]? More than you'd think, and less than you'd hope." First said by Matt in their VideoGame/SoulCalibur V playthrough. In later playthroughs, he often makes some variant of it.
* "Do you know how many [object] I have to [verb]? More than you'd think, and less than you'd hope." First said by Matt in their VideoGame/SoulCalibur V playthrough. In later playthroughs, he often makes some variant of it.
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* Pronouncing "baby" "babby"
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* Pronouncing "baby" "babby""babby"
* As of their ''Deadly Premonition'' and ''Homecoming'' playthroughs, there is constant mention of Woolie's operation and [[NoodleIncident not much is known about it]] other than it heads into NauseaFuel territory.
* As of their ''Deadly Premonition'' and ''Homecoming'' playthroughs, there is constant mention of Woolie's operation and [[NoodleIncident not much is known about it]] other than it heads into NauseaFuel territory.
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* During their ''SilentHillHomecoming'' Let's Play, as well as some others, when Pat compares the game to ''SilentHillDownpour'' he usually accidentally calls one of them ''Silent Hill: [[JumpedTheShark Downcoming]]''.
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* During their ''SilentHillHomecoming'' Let's Play, as well as some others, when Pat compares the game to ''SilentHillDownpour'' he usually accidentally calls one of them ''Silent Hill: [[JumpedTheShark Downcoming]]''.Downcoming]]''.
*Randomly yelling "Nanomachines" in reference to [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3 "Snake Eater"]]
*Pronouncing "baby" "babby"
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*Pronouncing "baby" "babby"
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* During their ''SilentHillHomecoming'' Let's Play, as well as some others, when Pat compares the game to ''SilentHillDownpour'' he usually accidentally calls one of them ''Silent Hill: [[JumpedTheShark Downcoming]]''.
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* During their ''SilentHillHomecoming'' Let's Play, as well as some others, when Pat compares the game to ''SilentHillDownpour'' he usually accidentally calls one of them ''Silent Hill: [[JumpedTheShark Downcoming]]''.
[[RunningGag/TwoBestFriendsPlay RunningGag]]Downcoming]]''.
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With three years and close to five hundred videos under their belt, to say the gang has gone through a few gags is an understatement. These also go in and out of fashion at the drop of a hat, depending on their moods or whether or not the fandom has beaten them to death.
* During their SNES playthrough, they repeatedly call back to the game they played at the beginning of the video, ''TimeCop''.
* Pat continuously brings up Reptile's invisibility while playing ''VideoGame/MortalKombat9'', whether he's actually onscreen or not. This has shown up in their Earth Defense Force, Skyrim, Metal Gear Solid HD, and Resident Evil 6 videos as well.
* More often than not, the episode will end with one of them screaming something.
* They love mocking bad jump animations.
* "See you later, fuckers!" as characters run away from the action.
* "Remember that time when..." as Matt brings up an anecdote, true or not.
* "... for no [[{{Futurama}} raison]]!"
* Playing [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3 "Snake Eater"]] every time a character goes up a ladder.
* Repeated references to Pat's uncle being an absolutely horrible human being, or Pat's mom being a lady of the night.
* Referring to black characters as Woolie, and claiming he lives in the most run-down unhealthy living conditions known to man.
* Although this isn't intentional, it still sort of counts: Matt's consistently awful navigational skills and his tendency to throw the fireaxe in the ''SilentHillDownpour'' LetsPlay.
** To the point now that nearly every time they get a fire ax as a weapon they make a CallBack to it. Also to a lesser extent the "Tour Guide Richard Nixon" voice.
** On that same token we have Pat getting pissed off at Matt in the ''[[FinalFight Final Fight Streetwise]]'' LetsPlay because of Matt not remembering what the dodge move is.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLY3R32DSEA "Tour Guide Nixon"]] makes regular reappearances in subsequent playthroughs.
* Stating on multiple occasions that they will never play ''{{Minecraft}}''.
* If given the option, Matt will dress a male character in female clothes or as close to naked as possible.
** He strips his character down to completely nude in Saints Row The Third. Matt and Pat don't seem the least bit bothered during the sequence.
* When Matt & Woolie are in a playthrough, especially one involving old school Nintendo games, they'll often claim that Pat "had no childhood", as he had a Sega Genesis rather than an NES or SNES.
** Part of the intro sequence to ''Matt and Woolie's Old School Playthroughs'' is text saying "Pat had no childhood; we did!"
* The two arguing over the quality of a game's controls.
* Making fun of James Small and his love of the Dreamcast.
* Whenever a scenerio involving a box or similar container appears, Matt will normally shout "What's in the [object], man?! What's in the [object]?!", a nod to the quote from the ending of ''Se7en''.
* "X is the [[HeavyRain Origami Killer]]!"
* Claims that antagonists are after the [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3 Philosopher's Legacy]].
* "[[VideoGame/DeusEx I never asked for this]]."
* The very first ''Fighterpedia'' episode mentioned Zubaz, a dropped concept character from the original ''Street Fighter''. Every subsequent ''Fighterpedia'' episode referenced Zubaz again, and he still shows up in episodes of ''Super Best Friends Brawl'' and ''Two Best Friends Funtime Adventures''. He's since gone on to appear as a playable character in a few independent games the Best Friends have supported via crowdfunding, such as Kaiju Combat and VideoGame/DiveKick, with an appearance as a special boss in ShovelKnight possibly happening as well.
* Pat, and sometimes Matt, often hopes that this isn't Chris' blood.
* A few from their VideoGame/TheWalkingDead Let's Play, including Matt's hatred of [[TheLoad Duck]], both of their hatred to [[JerkAss Larry]] and later Kenny, mocking Lee being "urban", the Shame Car and Shame Hoodie, and reminding themselves the game is "unpatchable/can't be patched", whenever they notice a glitch.
* Matt's "Solvin' a Problem" song and Pat's insistence that he stops singing.
* They fairly often make references to [=1990s=]-era professional wresters; in particular, they seem to mention the NewWorldOrder, Wrestling/{{Sting}}, Scott Hall, and Wrestling/{{Chyna}} fairly frequently.
* Woolie's Hulk doll that was destroyed by everyone in his family, thus ruining him for life.
* "If you're just joining us, we're talking about X" Whenever things goes way out of context. Happened quite frequently in the Revengeance playthrough.
* Referring to enemies as "Most Refined <name>", a reference to Most Refined Ichisumi from ''Videogame/DoubleDragonNeon''.
* You'll be hard-pressed to find a video that doesn't have a ''Metal Gear'' reference.
* Matt makes ''Simpsons'' references nearly every video as well.
* During their ''SilentHillHomecoming'' Let's Play, as well as some others, when Pat compares the game to ''SilentHillDownpour'' he usually accidentally calls one of them ''Silent Hill: [[JumpedTheShark Downcoming]]''.
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* During their SNES playthrough, they repeatedly call back to the game they played at the beginning of the video, ''TimeCop''.
* Pat continuously brings up Reptile's invisibility while playing ''VideoGame/MortalKombat9'', whether he's actually onscreen or not. This has shown up in their Earth Defense Force, Skyrim, Metal Gear Solid HD, and Resident Evil 6 videos as well.
* More often than not, the episode will end with one of them screaming something.
* They love mocking bad jump animations.
* "See you later, fuckers!" as characters run away from the action.
* "Remember that time when..." as Matt brings up an anecdote, true or not.
* "... for no [[{{Futurama}} raison]]!"
* Playing [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3 "Snake Eater"]] every time a character goes up a ladder.
* Repeated references to Pat's uncle being an absolutely horrible human being, or Pat's mom being a lady of the night.
* Referring to black characters as Woolie, and claiming he lives in the most run-down unhealthy living conditions known to man.
* Although this isn't intentional, it still sort of counts: Matt's consistently awful navigational skills and his tendency to throw the fireaxe in the ''SilentHillDownpour'' LetsPlay.
** To the point now that nearly every time they get a fire ax as a weapon they make a CallBack to it. Also to a lesser extent the "Tour Guide Richard Nixon" voice.
** On that same token we have Pat getting pissed off at Matt in the ''[[FinalFight Final Fight Streetwise]]'' LetsPlay because of Matt not remembering what the dodge move is.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLY3R32DSEA "Tour Guide Nixon"]] makes regular reappearances in subsequent playthroughs.
* Stating on multiple occasions that they will never play ''{{Minecraft}}''.
* If given the option, Matt will dress a male character in female clothes or as close to naked as possible.
** He strips his character down to completely nude in Saints Row The Third. Matt and Pat don't seem the least bit bothered during the sequence.
* When Matt & Woolie are in a playthrough, especially one involving old school Nintendo games, they'll often claim that Pat "had no childhood", as he had a Sega Genesis rather than an NES or SNES.
** Part of the intro sequence to ''Matt and Woolie's Old School Playthroughs'' is text saying "Pat had no childhood; we did!"
* The two arguing over the quality of a game's controls.
* Making fun of James Small and his love of the Dreamcast.
* Whenever a scenerio involving a box or similar container appears, Matt will normally shout "What's in the [object], man?! What's in the [object]?!", a nod to the quote from the ending of ''Se7en''.
* "X is the [[HeavyRain Origami Killer]]!"
* Claims that antagonists are after the [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3 Philosopher's Legacy]].
* "[[VideoGame/DeusEx I never asked for this]]."
* The very first ''Fighterpedia'' episode mentioned Zubaz, a dropped concept character from the original ''Street Fighter''. Every subsequent ''Fighterpedia'' episode referenced Zubaz again, and he still shows up in episodes of ''Super Best Friends Brawl'' and ''Two Best Friends Funtime Adventures''. He's since gone on to appear as a playable character in a few independent games the Best Friends have supported via crowdfunding, such as Kaiju Combat and VideoGame/DiveKick, with an appearance as a special boss in ShovelKnight possibly happening as well.
* Pat, and sometimes Matt, often hopes that this isn't Chris' blood.
* A few from their VideoGame/TheWalkingDead Let's Play, including Matt's hatred of [[TheLoad Duck]], both of their hatred to [[JerkAss Larry]] and later Kenny, mocking Lee being "urban", the Shame Car and Shame Hoodie, and reminding themselves the game is "unpatchable/can't be patched", whenever they notice a glitch.
* Matt's "Solvin' a Problem" song and Pat's insistence that he stops singing.
* They fairly often make references to [=1990s=]-era professional wresters; in particular, they seem to mention the NewWorldOrder, Wrestling/{{Sting}}, Scott Hall, and Wrestling/{{Chyna}} fairly frequently.
* Woolie's Hulk doll that was destroyed by everyone in his family, thus ruining him for life.
* "If you're just joining us, we're talking about X" Whenever things goes way out of context. Happened quite frequently in the Revengeance playthrough.
* Referring to enemies as "Most Refined <name>", a reference to Most Refined Ichisumi from ''Videogame/DoubleDragonNeon''.
* You'll be hard-pressed to find a video that doesn't have a ''Metal Gear'' reference.
* Matt makes ''Simpsons'' references nearly every video as well.
* During their ''SilentHillHomecoming'' Let's Play, as well as some others, when Pat compares the game to ''SilentHillDownpour'' he usually accidentally calls one of them ''Silent Hill: [[JumpedTheShark Downcoming]]''.
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