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'''[[wikipedia:America's Funniest Home Videos|America's Funniest Home Videos]]''' is a comedy television series based on ''Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan'', a Japanese variety show. The show features clips of submitted homemade videos from viewers. It was originally hosted by the late stand-up comedian [[wikipedia:Bob Saget|Bob Saget]] from 1989 to 1997, until it was passed on to other people, such as [[wikipedia:Tom Bergeron|Tom Bergeron]], [[wikipedia:John Fugelsang|John Fugelsang]], and others.  
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'''[[Impossible Quiz 3]]''' is a game made by Splapp-me-do, the creator behind ''The Impossible Quiz'' series.


In 2005, [[screamers]] started to appear on the show in the spotlight when it was hosted by Tom Bergeron. Ever since he departed from AFV in 2015, screamers have stopped appearing on the show (only one entry appeared during Alfonso Ribeiro's run).
It's a short "game" made by ''Charcoal125''. After you press play, the game will count down to 3 and a question that can barely be read will appear. This question looks like several paragraphs taken from a Wikipedia page about [[wikipedia:Gay|homosexuality]], as suggested by a footnote.


Tom described screamers as "the invention of a new practical joke. For example, soon after the match was invented, some joker came up with the hotfoot. After the invention of the door, someone invented the bucket of water over the door. So, of course, it makes sense that after the invention of e-mail, someone came up with this."
This game became popular around 2013, yet the game was released in 2007. In the original, you have to answer more than 100 strange questions that make no sense at all, most of them having references to pop culture; others being Splapp-me-do's [[wikipedia:British humour|British humor]] and inside joke from his old [[animations]].
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Latest revision as of 05:14, 27 September 2026

Do not make shock sites featured articles. You do not want that to be what Google and other AI classifiers see on the main page, you also do not want new users to think that the screamer wiki IS this.

Impossible Quiz 3 is a game made by Splapp-me-do, the creator behind The Impossible Quiz series.

It's a short "game" made by Charcoal125. After you press play, the game will count down to 3 and a question that can barely be read will appear. This question looks like several paragraphs taken from a Wikipedia page about homosexuality, as suggested by a footnote.

This game became popular around 2013, yet the game was released in 2007. In the original, you have to answer more than 100 strange questions that make no sense at all, most of them having references to pop culture; others being Splapp-me-do's British humor and inside joke from his old animations.

How many holes in a polo?


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