Podcast Summary: Smosh Mouth – Episode #105: "We Got Detention"

Introduction to Detention In the opening segment [00:01], hosts Shane and Amanda introduce their guest, Spencer Agnew, who humorously denies being responsible for his detention:

Spencer Agnew (00:12): "Yeah, whatever they say I did, I didn't do it."

Amanda playfully counters his claim, establishing a lighthearted tone as they delve into their detention experiences. Shane shares his unique perspective:

Shane (00:28): "Technically, this is my first time in detention. I never went to detention as a kid."

Detention Memories and High School Experiences Amanda reminisces about the harsh conditions of detention rooms:

Amanda (00:56): "We did detention full on. And it was always in the worst room. Like, the small room that was, like, sticky and, like, there were old signs everywhere."

The trio discusses differing high school schedules and the impact on their detention experiences. Spencer critiques the detention system:

Spencer Agnew (00:21): "I think the detention system is fucked up."

Shane contrasts his homeschooling experience with Amanda’s traditional schooling, highlighting their varied backgrounds:

Shane (00:36): "I was homeschooled throughout high school."

Smosh Summer Games and Team Dynamics Transitioning to their current projects, Shane and Spencer discuss the latest developments in Smosh Summer Games:

Shane (03:08): "We are a week in. And we had a huge twist happen."

They explain the introduction of a third team, “Detention Degenerates,” and the resulting team dynamics:

Amanda (03:32): "And you guys got split into that team because you guys were the first out in most."

Shane shares a humorous incident involving darts and team camaraderie:

Shane (03:51): "We were all seated in a room and we would take turns throwing darts at him. And after we threw a dart, he would turn around and figure out who threw the dart. And he could not figure it out."

Pranks and Relationships in High School The conversation shifts to pranks, with Spencer recounting a notorious prank about a teacher’s supposed skydiving accident:

Spencer Agnew (19:17): "So it was after high school, we had this teacher, and he was, like, older. And then, like, a couple years later, he died. And then we thought it'd be funny if we told people he died in a skydiving accident."

Shane and Amanda discuss the believability and impact of such pranks, emphasizing the lasting impressions they leave:

Shane (22:10): "Lying already blows my mind. When it's like, oh, you're lying about something because you would get in trouble if you told the truth."

Embarrassing Moments and Personal Stories The hosts share personal anecdotes about first kisses and teenage embarrassments. Shane describes his highly publicized first kiss:

Shane (42:22): "So I never actually had, like, an official girl. Throughout my teenage years, but... Truth or Dare? I think I was 14."

Spencer adds his own story, highlighting the awkwardness of teenage interactions:

Spencer Agnew (43:09): "I was like, oh... I was like, ugh, my baby comes out tan and it'll be great."

High School Sports and Activities Amanda discusses her involvement in high school sports, particularly softball, and Shane reflects on his interests in gymnastics and soccer:

Amanda (46:52): "I played one season. I sucked really bad. My mom basically tried to put me in every single sport."

Shane shares his passion for gymnastics and his memorable experiences in a pole dancing class:

Shane (48:52): "I spun so much, so fast. And I was like, I guess I'll just shift different to different positions."

Nostalgia for 90s and 2000s TV Shows The trio reminisces about classic MTV reality shows and other nostalgic media from their high school days:

Shane (55:35): "Reality TV in 2005 was probably the most insane it's ever, ever been. Because that was also the era of like, as we mentioned, like, Extreme Makeover and like, wife Swap."

Amanda and Spencer discuss the cultural impact of shows like "Rock of Love" and "Sweet Sixteen," highlighting their exaggerated and scripted nature:

Amanda (57:00): "I think they still have sweet 16s? Yeah, like full on."

Upcoming Events and Teasers As the episode nears its conclusion, Shane and Spencer tease upcoming events in Smosh Summer Games, building excitement for the finale:

Shane (62:22): "It feels very old. Smosh. I will say this next."

Amanda reveals a special guest in a humorous twist:

Amanda (61:13): "And that special guest is lit up. Should we say who the special guest is?"

The conversation wraps up with predictions for team victories and playful banter about team names:

Shane (63:57): "They're in. They're behind right now. I think I feel good about the dairies though, too. I think they. I think they're got a shot."

Conclusion The episode concludes with a blend of humor, nostalgia, and anticipation for future Smosh projects. The hosts effectively balance personal stories with discussions about their current endeavors, making the episode engaging for both long-time listeners and newcomers. The inclusion of relatable high school experiences and inside jokes enriches the conversation, providing listeners with a comprehensive and entertaining overview of "We Got Detention."

Notable Quotes:

• Spencer Agnew (00:21): "I think the detention system is fucked up."
• Amanda (00:56): "We did detention full on. And it was always in the worst room."
• Shane (03:51): "He could not figure it out."

Timestamp Highlights:

• [00:01] – Introduction to detention and guest Spencer Agnew.
• [03:08] – Discussion about Smosh Summer Games and team twists.
• [19:17] – Spencer shares the teacher prank story.
• [42:22] – Shane talks about his first kiss.
• [55:35] – Nostalgia for 90s and 2000s TV shows.
• [61:13] – Amanda introduces a special guest in a humorous reveal.

This episode of Smosh Mouth offers an insightful and entertaining journey through detention memories, high school antics, and the dynamic world of Smosh Summer Games, all delivered with the hosts' signature humor and camaraderie.