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{{quote|''[[Catch Phrase|Doh,]] [[Mario Party|I]] [[Memetic Mutation|missed!]]''}}
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Their first collaborative Let's Play is of the original ''[[Mario Party]]'', recorded when they attended Magfest 2011. It premiered February 5, 2011. The three of them were the only ones participating, and they promised more in the future with [[Special Guest|additional players]] beyond the core three.
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At PAX East 2012, they had their own panel, called ''Thrown Controllers'', a competition in the style of Nick Arcade. Two teams (Team Mario and Team Sonic) take turns answering questions and playing video game challenges, either against each other, solo, or against members of the audience. The final, decisive game was a round of Pong, which was won by {{spoiler|Team Mario}}.
Their [[YouTube]] channel can be found [http://www.youtube.com/user/TheRunawayGuys here].
They have a [[Shout-Out]] page [[The Runaway Guys/Shout Out|here]] and a Character Sheet [[The Runaway Guys/Characters|here]]. A [[Ho Yay]] page [[The Runaway Guys/Ho Yay|here]], and an [[Epic Fail]] page [[The Runaway Guys/Epic Fail|here]].
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** Luigi's Engine Room, episode 1 ~ 7:33 probably has the biggest one in the series, so loud ''they had to turn the volume down'':
{{quote|'''Jon:''' '''''YEAH!!! YEAH! SUCK IT!'''''}}
* [[Boke and Tsukkomi Routine]]: Emile and Jon respectively.
* [[Butt Monkey]]: NCS. If something bad is going to happen to someone, it's probably going to be him. So much so that the others seem kind of protective of him, and avoid picking on him whilst bickering amongst themselves. What's strange about this is that Tim has, in the past, proven himself MORE than a capable gamer with challenges like the swordless or 3-heart runs of The Legend of Zelda.
** An excellent example of this is part one of Mystery Land in the Mario Party 2 LP. He actually manages to get lucky enough to have more coins than anyone else... and then, due to [[Luck-Based Mission|A Day At The Races]] and Chance Time, [[Yank the Dog's Chain|he goes from over 80 coins to]] '''[[Yank the Dog's Chain|one.]]'''
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