Feb 23, 2015
Doug Benson: Does anybody hunger for games?
Jason Mantzoukas: Wait, as in The Hunger Games?
Doug: No, it's just an expression I use.
Jason: Because I'll do a game about The Hunger Games.
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Doug Benson: Does anybody hunger for games?
Jason Mantzoukas: Wait, as in The Hunger Games?
Doug: No, it's just an expression I use.
Jason: Because I'll do a game about The Hunger Games.
Scott: My friend, it's great to see you. I love having you on the show. This is your...
Jason: You still have not said my name.
Scott: .. third appearance. I will not say your name.
Jason: I'm like Voldemort. My name will never be spoken.
Scott: And I am the Boy Who Lived!
nottoolong reblogged your post "6:27 p.m.: I ask Jason Mantzoukas (Th... and added:
Zouks and his love of going adult fiction.
I assume you mean "young adult" and that autocorrect attacked you, and yeah, I have a whole tag devoted to that very topic (YA Jason) because it is one of the most adorable things about him
"6:27 p.m.: I ask Jason Mantzoukas (The League) how he would die in The Hunger Games and it immediately becomes clear that he has an extensive knowledge of all things Panem. He wants to know what district he’s from, what resources he has, if Katniss is there, if he’s his young self or if it’s like Catching Fire where older people also participate, and what the arena is like (“Jungle? Water? Desert?”). He then decides he wouldn’t die. He would win by outsmarting his peers." -- A Survivor's Guide to a 56 Hour Comedy Festival