Reoccurring Good Mythical Morning Episode Types

These are themes or games that occur multiple times on Good Mythical Morning.

Will It?: Rhett and Link find out if something "will", usually but not always involving food. Examples of Will It episodes include Will It Taco?, Will It Ice Cream Sandwich?, Will It Donut?, Will it Chair?, and Will It Hot Pocket?.

Debate-O-Rama: Rhett and Link pick a side and debate on the topic, usually a food. Examples of debates include Cake vs. Pie, Waffles vs. Pancakes and Cats vs. Dogs. This series is no longer happening, although you can find Josh and Nicole discussing culinary quandaries on A Hot Dog Is A Sandwich.

International dartboard game: Rhett and Link taste a series of food (differs episode to episode, normally) and throw darts at a map to decide where they think that food is from. Examples of this game include the international spice episode and the international street food episode.

Food Flip: Rhett and Link try foods made by the Mythical Kitchen flipped in preparation tactics. The Mythical beasts vote on which food they will like better. If they are right, they get a point, but if they are wrong then Rhett and Link get a point. An example of Food Flip is their Solid Liquid Food vs. Liquid Solid Food where they tried Pillsbury Soup and a Campbell’s Popsicle.

Food Feuds: Rhett and Link try similar dishes from similar restaurants and decide which restaurant is better by the score they give the dishes. Examples of Food Feuds are Texas Roadhouse vs. Outback Steakhouse and IHOP vs. Denny’s.

Putting Weird Things In: Rhett and Link put strange things (such as hot sauce) in equally strange tools (such as a water filter or a coffee machine) and do trivia to see what happens to the object in the tool. This is also known as Putting Things In Things. This is no longer occurring.

The Shuffle Board Game/100 Years Of: Rhett and Link guess which decade a certain thing comes from. Examples of these episodes include 100 Years Of Candy Taste Test and 100 Years Of Exercise. After they guess which decade the thing comes from, they take their shuffleboard ball and push it along the shuffleboard to the time they think it comes from. Whoever is closer to the correct answer gets a point for that round.

March Madness: Each year, during March, Rhett and Link will determine which is the best of a food. In 2020 they did ice cream. 2019, they did cereal and 2018 they did snacks.

Super Snack Flavor Match: Rhett and Link try different snacks of specific flavors and decide which snack is closest to its imitated flavor. Some examples are Jalapeño, Watermelon, and BBQ Snacks.

Can We Find The Name Brand?: Rhett and Link try to find the name brand food out of 4. They have done soup, beans, ice cream, soda, canned food, condiments, bread, cookies, bathroom products, cereal, and chips. They have repeatedly found that Kroger products are as good as, if not better than, the name brand.

Mystery Countdown Theater: Rhett & Link have to guess what's being destroyed or made in 10 seconds or less. If they get it right they the time that's left on the clock, If they get it wrong the other guy gets a chance to buzz in. At the end the winner gets to do a reverse, time-lapse, or Slow Mo thing related to the theme to the other guy.

Left on a Shelf: Rhett and Link left things such as liver, strawberries, and eggs in things such as Coke, Bleach, Air, Guiness, Salt, Pool Water, Nail Polish Remover, Mouthwash, Champagne, Shamrock Shakes, Irish Whiskey, Windex, A 93 Infinity G20, Margaritas, Dirt, Wine, Glow Sticks, Citric Acid, Red bull, Eggs, Febreze, Coffee, Pumpkin Beer, Hot Sauce, and Eggnog for one to three months. Usually, they will have two options as to what happened to the item in question. For Everyone Rhett and Link get right, they get a point. Sometimes, Rhett and Link will have two of the items and be asked which one reacted in a certain way. Recently, Mike McHargue, from the Cozy Robot Show, has joined them via his "robotic self" to help Rhett and Link get the correct answers. This series is no longer active.

Frozen vs. Fast vs. Fancy Food Taste Test/Naked Food$, Naked {Food Type} Edition, Naked!: Rhett and Link have four dishes of the same food in front of them with no packaging or sides (naked). The different types of food are Frozen, Local Fast Food, Fast Casual Restaurants, and Fancy, Sit-down Restaurants. Each round, they pick their favorite dish and Stevie tells them where each dish came from and how much they cost, so in the end, they will know how expensive their palates are and which dishes are worth paying for. At the end of the episode, they sum up all of their favorite meals, and see who has a more expensive palate. An Example of this is seafood. In Round One, they had four dishes of Calamari. One from Ocean Prime($$$$), one from Fish King($$), one from Waterfront Bistro($), and one from Neptune's Net($$$). If they pick the most expensive dish, they get to do a "Fancy Pants Dance."

Gut Check: Rhett and Link are given a food or drink to take a bite of or sip. They must rank each item on a scale of one to one hundred based on their initial gut reaction. Some of the types of food the've been served are Hostess cakes, Starbucks iced coffee, PopTarts, Pringles, Ben & Jerry's ice cream, Girl Scout Cookies, and Buffalo Wild Wings flavors.

Butt Check: This is the opposite of Gut Check. Instead of eating every flavor of a product, to find out which is the best, they try every product of a flavor to find out which is the worst. Rhett and Link sit in each other's seat because it is the complete opposite of a Gut Check. This follows the same format as Gut Check. They have done this with Cinnamon Toast Crunch.

Tasting the Limits: Rhett, Link, and four crew members get a dish to inspect. The dish is themed around a certain food like hotdogs or macaroni. Rhett and Link guess who is going to tap out. Everyone tries the dish and they get another chance to tap out. Rhett and Link reveal their answers and get one point for each correct answer and lose one for each incorrect answer. The dishes get more extreme each round.

To Be Discontinued: Rhett and Link are presented with a discontinued food or other item and they have to test it and decide if it should be brought back or not. They can say to "Bring it back!" or say "Nah, that's Whack"

Knock-Off Knockout: In each round Rhett and Link are given four servings of one kind of food. One is name brand and the others are different brands. Rhett and Link have guess the name brand. For example, they have four bowls of applesauce one is Motts, one is Whole Foods, one is Target, and one is Walmart. They have to guess which one is Motts.