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  • For the regular Joueur du Grenier episodes, take a shot whenever:
    • JdG does an Incredibly Lame Pun and reacts embarrassed at the pun.
    • Seb makes the Incredibly Lame Pun and JdG reacts angrily to it.
    • Seb makes a generic silly comment off-camera.
    • JdG describes a show in a very rushed way and concentrates on a random detail just to make a silly joke on it.
    • JdG acts like he is in a creepy supernatural situation and then it is revealed to have a very trivial explanation.
    • JdG makes a joke bashing right-wing politics.
    • JdG makes a joke related to current events.
      • Take an extra shot if the joke becomes incomprehensible when viewed years later.
    • JdG forces in topical teen slang.
    • JdG ends an episode with an old cartoon theme.
    • JdG is Breaking the Fourth Wall.
    • JdG reacts at shock at a game Breaking the Fourth Wall.
    • JdG has a video's skits be full-on Better than a Bare Bulb.
    • JdG makes a Self-Deprecation joke.
    • A guest makes a Self-Deprecation joke.
  • For the "Soirée Anecdotes" vidéos where Fred comments on his older videos, take a shot whenever:
    • Fred makes fun of his old accent.
    • Fred criticizes his loud screams saturating the microphone.
    • Fred sings out loud to drown out copyrighted music on the video he's commenting.
    • Fred says that he often had a runny nose when he was fat.
    • Fred says that he actually stole the game footage from someone else's gameplay.
    • Fred says that they didn't know how to end the video, so they improvised something stupid.
    • Fred admits to stealing a joke from François Pérusse or Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker.
    • Fred comments that such joke couldn't be made in modern days, as it'd be considered too offensive.
    • Fred comments that he wouldn't make such joke in newer videos, as he considers it too cliché.
    • Fred makes a comment about a game/show and seconds later, his old self in the video makes the same comment.
    • Fred complains about an outfit looking cheap.
    • Fred describes an outfit being dirty and smelly.
    • Fred describes the shooting of a scene as very awkward or a "moment of great loneliness" because they were doing something silly in "complete silence" in front of cameras.
    • Fred says that it's easier to find green-screen videos of dancing women rather than animals.
    • Fred criticizes a child actor for being a bad actor.
    • Fred comments that an inappropriate joke is "the video's best joke".
    • Fred reacts to an inappropriate joke by pointing out Karim Debbache didn't contributed to the current episode.
    • Fred points out something goofy in the montage, music, sound effects, etc. of a footage isn't some editing for comedic effect but an unedited footage from the work reviewed.
    • Fred points out reflections of the technical staff can be briefly seen onscreen.
    • Fred comments the transition to review sequences in the Mid-Review Sketch is a contrived in-universe justification about why Fred goes back to his living room to play a videogame.
    • Fred mentions a random silly elements added because of the video's improvised writing later became a canon element in the JdG story arc.
    • Fred tells the Mid-Review Sketch gives a far-fetched in-universe justification to changes in the gaming room setting or Fred's appearance.
    • Fred tells the writing worked hard to avoid describing flaws already mentioned in an AVGN review of the same game.
    • Fred comments he had to explain a scene/gag to the extras involved involved right before shooting it, which results in an awkward dialog due to the joke being inappropriate, politically incorrect, or the scene featuring child actors.
    • Fred points out the recurring scenes of him turning an unplugged gaming system to start the game on in the early reviews were carefully edited with montage and CGI to make it look like the gameplay footages were recorded live on a gaming system instead of using emulation.
    • Fred comments a joke was sanitized in the release version, because he felt the original version in the draft was either too politically incorrect or was a very mean Take That!.
      • Take an extra shot if Fred adamantly refuses to tell the original inappropriate joke.

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