that might be trickier then.

- Sleepy, Dopey, Happy, Doc, Bashful.

- Mm-hmm.

Uh oh, Grumpy-- - Dumb and Dumber!

(both laughing)

(light upbeat music)

- I'm excited, I live for everything Disney.

My 18th birthday was Princess Tiana themed.

- We actually both served as princess party performers

for a children's company for awhile,

so we had to learn a lot of details,

or at least be able to lie really well to children.

- My favorite movie was "Smart House."

- What, we have a very different Disney upbringing.

I'm very Disney princesses.

- Yeah, I'm not really Disney princesses.

- I'ma just-- - Hmm, really, interesting!

- I saw it, I was like, "Hmm, hard pass, next."

(hard laughing)

- We've seen every single Disney movie multiple times.

- Oh, please, don't pick anything I'ma fail at.

I'm too competitive.

- In "The Sword in the Stone," what was the sword stuck in?

It's either A, a stone, or an anvil.

- A stone.

- Because it says "Sword in the Stone"--

- You wanna say stone, but it's not.

It's an, I remember, an anvil.

- Anvil, I think I remember in Disney World, too.

- I'm not going with stone. - I'ma go what you go with.

- I'm not going with stone, I'm going with the,

it says a stone or an anvil.

- Can we not agree on this, and this be his fault

if it's wrong?

- When we went-- - Yes.

- That it was an anvil.

- I think there's an anvil.

Okay, so I'm gonna go anvil.

You feel anvil?

- Sure. - Okay.

- It seems weird 'cause it's the name of the movie.

- Mmkay, let's do it then.

I'm goin' all in, anvil.

(bell dings)

Boom.

- [Destinee] We did it!

- Oh, look, that's what we did.

- But--

- [Both] Yes, ugh. (bell dings)

- Okay, great.

All right, so far one and one.

Feeling now just absolutely confident.

We're gonna nail this.

- [Jeff] Which is the correct line in the Evil Queen

says in "Snow White?"

"Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest

"of them all?"

"Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one

"of them all?"

- Magic mirror on the wall.

- I know this one.

- Me too, right?

- Yeah, because everyone quotes the first one.

They always say, (mumbling) "Mirror, mirror on the wall,"

- [Both] "Who's the fairest of them all?"

- But no, that's not it.

It's actually magic mirror on the wall,

and it's rude that they don't address him properly.

- [Jeff and Desiree] Boom. (bell dings)

- I didn't even need to think on that,

'cause I remember being in there and being like,

wait, it's not mirror, mirror?

- Like in Star Wars when everyone always is like,

"Luke, I am your father," but that's not the actual line.

This is the same thing.

So we're going to now "101 Dalmatians."

What is this character's name?

And we know it is Cruella De Vil.

- Correct. - Now it's a spelling test.

- I'm going with the D, like with the D-E separate and Vil,

just because I think she's a badass

and that's the badass way to spell it.

- Yeah, I agree, but I'm gonna go with because I believe

this was based in France-- - Mmm.

- And that is the way they would traditionally

spell their name.

- I think that it's the one where DeVille is all one word.

- No, I don't think that's it at all.

- Well, I told you I don't think it's right.

Okay, we're going with the A choice, De Vil.

- De Vil, yes.

(bell dings) Yay, okay, great.

Process of elimination right there.

- I am feeling very cocky now.

(bell dings) - Ayoo!

- Aye, ey, we're three for three, throw it out there.

- I mean, look at us, they can't handle,

they can't handle it. - They ain't ready.

- They don't want this smoke!

- [Connie] Okay, we're going back

to "Jungle Book" times now.

Which of these is the actual scene in "The Jungle Book?"

Okay, ooooh.

- They look the exact same, so that's awkward.

- No, she doesn't have the bra.

- Mmm, ooh cover that up then Disney!

(Destinee chuckles)

- Just technically speaking, you can cut this out,

I think it's easier to add a coconut bra

than to take it away.

- Ooh, yeah, Dream, we see you.

(laughing) We see your Photoshop skills.

- So, I'm gonna say that it's the one with no, sans bra.

- Yeah, yeah.

- I've seen this one a long time ago,

but I'm not gonna remember if it had coconuts or not.

So you say go with the bra?

- Yeah, 'cause I have a lovely bunch of coconuts.

Diddly, diddly, dum, isn't that?

♪ I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts ♪

♪ Diddly dee dee ♪

- [Destinee] We're gonna go with the coconut.

- [Jeff] We're goin' with coconut.

(buzzer zaps)

- [Destinee] Ohh! - [Jeff] Nope.

That song was not right.

- Is that song not from "The Jungle Book?"

- [Producer] It's from "The Lion King."

- Lion?

- No, it is not.

♪ Diddly dee do ♪

(bell dings) - Yeah, baby!

- [Caryn] Uh, "Snow White," okay!

Which of the following is the correct lyric?

- [Connie] Oh, no, no, I know this is bad.

- The first one is, "Heigh ho, heigh ho,

"It's off to work we go," which is--

- Feels right. - What feels right!

But the second choice is, "Heigh ho, heigh ho,

"It's home from work we go."

- Ugh.

- Buzzfeed, you see, I love you all.

But I ain't singing no song comin' into work.

- Haaaa.

- I'm going with, "It's home from work we go,"

'cause I'm for sure singing some songs on my way home.

- (humming) Home from work we go.

- It both fits. - Oh dang.

All right, all right-- - Melodically, both good.

- Ugh, if this, if "Snow White" takes me down,

I'm gonna' be so angry.

- I say we go with the one

that our memory is telling us isn't right.

- Yes, yes. - Does that make sense?

- Going to work, going from work.

I'm singing going from work.

- Gonna' go from work, okay.

- So, let's do it. - Let him be wrong.

- It's home from work we go.

- Home from work we go. - Yes, okay.

Hmmm, I don't know, I don't feel good about it.

Okay, no, we can do it, okay, we can do it.

(intensely building strings)

(bell dings)

Yess! I was really concerned about that one.

- Oh, I want to stop.

(bell dings)

- Dang it! - Mmm.

- Well I mean, I was right.

- [Jeff] So does Micky have a tail in "Steamboat Willie?"

- Oooh, I know this one 'cause of "Princess and the Frog."

- I was gonna' say, I have no clue, so go ahead.

- Oh.

- Uh, because Mickey doesn't have a tail now.

But I think-- - Right.

- From what I'm remembering, 'cause this plays

in the beginning of the old, it plays in the intro now

to the new Disney movies. - Yeah.

(whistling a tune)

And he's like spinning the wheel.

- Yeah.

- I think he has a tail, 'cause I believe

it's doing something in the background.

Don't you see that? - Really?

I was thinking no tail. - Oh no!

- I need to-- - You were so confident.

Which one is it? - I was so confident.

But then like, I looked at the tail, and I was like,

"Oh man, I think I remember seeing a wagging tail."

But now I'm lookin' at it, I'm like, "Nah, I'm pretty sure

"he had a naked booty."

- No, you remember the tail.

- Hold it, shh, let me get close.

- This is not good.

- I think he got a tail.

- I think he has a tail too, but I really wanna say no.

- I was 'bout to say, "It's a rat," but it's really a mouse.

Um, I think mouse, mouse's got tails, right?

I dunno, I ain't never keep a mouse,

I ain't got mouses to spare.

(computer thuds) - Okay.

- Look close.

- No, it's, the tail is there.

- Are you sure? - Just believe me!

Just believe me, I'm three minutes older,

I know three minute more than you do on this.

- Ooh, I'm gonna' say yes, he had a tail.

- I'm gonna say yes, he had a tail, too.

- Oh man, if-- - Let's, let's do it.

- [Caryn] Me thinking reversely, so--

- [Connie] It's a tail, there's a tail.

(bell dings) - (gospel singing) Thank you!

- He had a tail, let's get this one.

- I told ya! - Hey.

(bell dings) - Boom, baby!

- All right, I'm glad I had you.

- [Jeff] What hats were the Tweedles wearing

in "Alice in the Wonderland?"

Yeah, this was not me, "Alice in the Wonderland?"

I ain't seen none of that.

- Okay, so they either had flags, or propellers.

- I only know this because when I would watch it,

I'd be like, "Are they gonna fly away?"

And that was the one with the little spinning hat.

- I think it's flags. - Me too.

(buzzer zaps) - Oh, it's wrong??

What?? No!!

(bell dings) - [Both] Yes!

- Whoo! - Okay.

- All right, doing even better than expected.

Okay, we really should end now, are we all good?

I think we're good.

- What "Alice in Wonderland" are you watching?

No, they had the little spinny thingies.

- The real question, what "Alice in Wonderland"

are you watching?

- [Connie] While we're on the subject

of "Alice in Wonderland," which of these

is the correct Cheshire Cat quote?

"Most everyone is mad here."

"We're all mad here."

- [Caryn] Oooh.

- [Both] Most everyone is mad here, we're all mad here.

- I wanna' go we're all mad here, 'cause like,

who says, "Most everyone here is mad?"

- I'm gonna go with this one, so if it's wrong,

he finally has his strike. - Wait.

- I could go with that, most everyone is mad here.

- Yeah. - Okay, yeah, I agree.

- We all mad, first off.

(bell dings) - Weee, did it, okay, okay!

(buzzer zaps) - Ain't that some!

First off, everybody has a bad day.

- I was willing for us to take the L,

so you could get one wrong.

- I ain't never met someone so happy to lose.

- How many more are there?

- I am honestly so pleased with that.

We do not watch "Alice in Wonderland," so.