Agree/Disagree/No Opinion

[The Headless King]

Disagree.  I think they were about the same difficulty as going down and back.  I think it's just that in most of those runs, the players were too slow.

Jarrid and Jessica were one of the only teams where BOTH players were fast and smart in the temple run.

[PurpleParrot319]

Disagree. Even temple losses like The Discarded Seal had both smart and fast players.

Next: Howie Mandel needs to be fired from America's Got Talent before the next season starts.

[The Headless King]

Agree, although no clue who should replace him.

Too many deserving players lost in the temple because their partner was slow.

[JTH1]

Totally agree on that.

The most unique temple run layouts were when an artifact was in the top left corner room. (Secret Password, ect.)

[The Headless King]

Disagree.  There were some pretty strange ones when it was in the Room of the Ancient Warriors area.  i.e. The Dried Apple-Half of William Tell, The Bullet-Riddled Handbag of Belle Boyd.

If it weren't for the really slow players, the win ratio would probably be closer to 1/2, rather than 1/4.

[PurpleParrot319]

Agree. Some simple runs like The Missing Weather Maps of Charles Lindbergh should've been a win.

Here's one straying away from Legends: Space Jam wasn't a bad movie. (I'm saying this because I watched the Nostalgia Critic review it and I enjoyed this movie as a kid)

[JTH1]

Agree. Some simple runs like The Missing Weather Maps of Charles Lindbergh should've been a win.

Here's one straying away from Legends: Space Jam wasn't a bad movie. (I'm saying this because I watched the Nostalgia Critic review it and I enjoyed this movie as a kid)

It's easy to have no opinion on it now, now that we all know what prick MJ is.

Another off topic question to another franchise I hold dear to my heart.



The "Alvin and the Chipmunks" CG movies are "not" insulting to the franchise. 

[The Red Jaguars]

Disagree. They used Single Ladies in one of their movies.

The Room of the Golden Idols is the room with the most wasted potential on the show.

[The Headless King]

Agree. What is the point of having an objective if simply pressing a button is also an option?

The Golden Cricket Cage of Khan was the worst temple run ever.

[PurpleParrot319]

Agree. What is the point of having an objective if simply pressing a button is also an option?

The Golden Cricket Cage of Khan was the worst temple run ever.

There are a few season 1 runs that come close, but I say agree.

The worst temple win ever was:

[The Red Jaguars]

Agreed! At least the Shaka Zulu run had to go through the Holes of Python. This team only had to go through actuators and sit on a seat. 

Season 3 should've switched up the temple rooms at least a few times to make it more interesting and add more variation to the season.

[The Headless King]

Disagree.  I think the whole thing with switching around the rooms was just to figure out what works, and by Season 3 they finally got it right.

The Green Monkeys had some of the most impressive temple victories.

[PurpleParrot319]

Agree. Gator!

The "Robin Hood and Marian's Ladder" temple run should forever be known as this:             

[The Red Jaguars]

Agreed! It was such an easy layout that a fast team would probably have around 2 minutes left on the clock. And Jeremy exiting the temple is just  worthy.

The Pit of Despair from season 2 L4+5 was the best form of the Pit on the show.

[PurpleParrot319]

Agreed. You normally don't see people jumping into pits on purpose. A rope swing makes sense.

"Klaatu Barata Nikktu" was a silly password.