The Young Riders Drinking Game
The Young Riders Drinking Game
This was a funny idea that I got while watching "Gathering Clouds". Have
you ever noticed how a lot of the same things always occur during each
episode of TYR. Well, if you did, then here is something to make those
little things a bit more interesting. So grab a few of your friends, your
favorite episodes, a six pack of Bud (or several!) and see how far you can
go before you actually think your living in the Wild West!
The Young Riders Drinking Game!
Drink If:
Anything and Everyone
some one uses bad grammar
a dog barks
a dog crosses the town street (or if a dog is in any scene!)
a stage coach pulls into town
a window is out broken during a gunfight
some one robs The Pony Express
some one robs an Army shipment
a gunfight breaks out
a rider is shot
a bad guy is shot and makes one last attempt to get up
***drink twice if he gets up twice
the Army gets involved
the Army gets involved and causes nothing but death and devastation
somebody tries to use a gun when it is obvious they don't know how
the piano player in the bar is playing his stock tune
a woman has a sordid past
they show the moon
there's Indian drum music
during the gunfight, the body counts exceeds 10
a regular cast member has a bad past memory/dream
a guest actor cant act!
a negro spiritual is being sung
the riders "save the day"
you feel like slapping Rose Mary or Jesse
someone has one last comment or confession to make before they die
***go ahead and drink twice if their death scene is very unrealistic!
while all riding together, the riders stop suddenly for dialogue purposes
some one makes a reference to Blue Creek
somebody says, "Ike said"
somebody tries to break a horse
Throughout the episode, if a rider has a moral dilemma (or something
that is bothering him) and in the last 2 minutes of the show, he/she figures it out and solves whatever was bothering them
and takes on a ride that was suppose to be for another rider, and it shows
him riding off into the sunset.
if the last line of dialogue in the show includes "Ride Safe."
Drink Twice If
a rider is shot in the arm or leg
someone kills there own relative
a rider is dressed up. (this goes for each one, not just a scene of all of them, i.e., if they are dressed for a wedding you have to drink a total of 12 times!)
some one in the Army is corrupt
Drink 3 Times If
a rider is shot in a way that would normally kill another human being
some one who usually doesn't shave has a clean, smooth face
Rob The Liquor Store If
Teaspoon's hair is actually combed!
a rider is killed. (not just the Sweetwater/Rock Creek riders. This
goes for any member of the Pony Express!)
Cody
Cody actually uses his pistol
Cody makes a smart-assed comment
Jimmy
Jimmy roughs somebody up
Jimmy and The Kid get into a fight
Jimmy doesn't care
Jimmy falls for "the wrong woman"
somebody makes a joke about Jimmy not shooting something
Jimmy looks just too damned sexy for words
Sam
Sam looks tensely off into the distance
Sam disobeys authority
Sam is smoking a cigar
Ike
Ike is seriously hurt
a bandana is wrapped around Ike's head to cover up a head injury
(not just to cover the fact that he is bald)
Ike falls in love
anytime someone has to translate for Ike
Noah
Noah unleashes his bull-whip on somebody
a white guy calls Noah a "nigger"
Noah calls a white guy "cracker"
Emma
Emma shows concern
Emma gets that "wild eyed" look in her eyes
The Kid
Kid is morally bothered because he had to kill someone.
Kid acts dumb when it comes to Lou
Jesse
Jesse is confused and doesn't know what to do
Frank shows up for Jesse
Buck
Buck tracks somebody
Buck shoots a bow & arrow
Buck says "My People"
Buck appears out of nowhere to translate for Ike
Buck is torn between two worlds
Lou
some one refers to Lou as "He/Him"
some one can not figure out Lou is a girl at first glance
You can sense sexual tension between Lou and Kid
Lou actually gets nude
Rachel
Rachel shows cleavage
Teaspoon
Teaspoon acts like he doesn't care, but he really does
Teaspoon explains his personal philosophy about something
Teaspoon refers to one of the riders as "Boy"
Teaspoon tries to bargain with someone
after Teaspoon becomes marshal, he breaks the law himself
TYR Drinking Game was composed by wCw and Rick Snyder
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