Ari Millen who plays all of the Castor Clones stopped by to hand out some ~superlatives~ and show off his Clone Club knowledge. Can you guess them all correctly?

Ari's Answer:

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Ari's Answer:

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Harry Potter and the Order of the Pizza.

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Fulfill our dreams, Nintendo.

Characters that were prominently featured in previous Smash games as playable characters (like Roy, Ice Climbers, and Wolf) or as Assist Trophies (Waluigi, Isaac, etc) were not included. But they are rad and very much missed.

Professor Oak from Pokémon

"Professor Oak. He could slap with his clipboard and make you feel bad about your photograpy."

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Simon Belmont from Castlevania

A Castlevania rep would round out all the classic third-party characters in Smash. In addition to his whip, Belmont has a wide variety of secondary weapons, like crosses, throwing knives and axes.

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Ryu from Street Fighter

Ryu is the undisputed classic king of the fighting game genre and a pioneer in crossovers with companies like Marvel, Namco, and Tatsunoko. Can't you just see him yelling SHORYUKEN and Dragon Punching his way to the edge of Final Destination?

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Cosplayers rule the world.

This insane Rick Grimes look-alike from The Walking Dead.

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This impressively detailed Star Lord from Guardians of the Galaxy.

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This charming version of Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas.

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I got 99 problems, and Twitter spoilers are one.

Being attracted and simultaneously repulsed by certain (unnamed) characters on the show...

I... no, I can't, but... OK, you win, you gorgeously terrifying man beast.

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Deciding whether to eat before or during the show, based on the amount of violence you *think* you'll see in the episode.

Oh, Gregor Clegane is in this episode? ::: puts pizza slice down :::

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Being filled with rage when a beloved character dies, but also loving the show so damn much.

All men must die, but... THIS MAN?!

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Wanting to use Game of Thrones phrases IRL, but also not wanting to sound like a crazy person.

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There was a difference of opinion about “the bedroom.”

The Avengers stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday and after their interview, they played a game of Family Feud.

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“Just one more episode…”

On the irrelevance of recaps these days:

And the pain you feel when you're all caught up on a show you've been bingeing:

On the sheer number of shows you watch:

Seriously, there's not enough time in the day:

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We are all Squidward.

When you try to sneak food out of the dining hall.

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When you hand in a paper the second it's due.

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When you're feeling ambitious and you sign up for a 9 a.m. class next semester.

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And when you're actually sitting in that 9 a.m. class.

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Having a catchphrase is one of the best perks of being a superhero.

The Outlander star puts his knowledge of antiquated insults to the test. Can you guess what a “flotch” is?

This is Tobias Menzies, aka Frank Randall and Black Jack on Outlander.

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Some TV fans may may know Menzies as Edmure Tully on Game of Thrones or Nathaniel Bloom on The Honourable Woman, but most recently, he's been playing two very different characters on Outlander — as Frank Randall, a 20th century reticent history buff, and his ancestor, Black Jack, an 18th century pillaging, pompous tyrant.

While Outlander is primarily set in the Scottish hillsides, in real life, Menzies is English. So we figured that if anyone would know the meaning behind old English insults, it would be him.

The word is: "Butter’d Bun"

"I know what you’re thinking," he laughed. "You’re thinking it’s a bun with lots of butter on it, but you’d be wrong. You know how women put their hair up in buns? I think it’s a woman who’s got a bit drunk, and she’s put a bit too much butter on that hairdo. It’s an old period thing; they used to put butter in their hair. I don’t know why they did. So this is a drunk woman who just got a bit foul with the butter."

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Get to know the Outlander star’s opinion on ramen, zombies, and the man-bun.

Meet Caitriona Balfe, who stars as Claire Randall on Outlander.

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Outlander fans will know Caitriona Balfe as playing Claire Randall, a 20th century woman who accidentally time travels back to 18th century Scotland. Claire is brave, smart, and knows how to fiercely down a glass of wine when she needs to.

But what is Caitriona like IRL? We decided to get her opinion on 23 random things to find out...

Cats

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Netflix

"The best! The best thing on a Saturday when you have a hangover," she said. "Big bag of chips. Netflix on my computer. Heaven."

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Are you a Tom Nook or a Resetti?

We’ve all had those days. Sometimes we give in to the temptation to be Wednesday Addams.

When you're throwing shade:

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When you want the creep at the bar to leave:

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When you decide you don't like someone after all:

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When you're combatting gender-based assumptions:

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