Community

**Community** is one of the categories players can choose from in the Um, Actually home game. The Community category was created by the backers on the Um Actually Home Game Kickstarter.

## Cards

**CY-01 (Airplane!)**

**CY-02 (Alice in Wonderland)**

**CY-03 (Aristocats)**

**CY-04 (Attack on Titan)**

**CY-05 (Austin Powers)**

**CY-06 (Ballad of Buster Scruggs)**

**CY-07 (Be More Chill)**

```
**Error:** In the musical, Mountain Dew Code Red does not deactivate the SQUIP.
**Correction:** Mountain Dew Red, a discontinued flavor from the 80's, deactivates the SQUIP in the musical.
**Source:** Musical number "The Play"

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**CY-08 (Black Panther)**

**CY-09 (Brooklyn Nine-Nine)**

**CY-10 (Carcassonne)**

**CY-11 (Cats)**

**CY-12 (Chess)**

**CY-13 (Cinderella)**

**CY-14 (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon)**

**CY-15 (Demon Slayer)**

**CY-16 (Django Unchained)**

**CY-17 (Garfield: His 9 Lives)**

**CY-18 (Glass)**

**CY-19 (Gods of Drink)**

**CY-20 (Hamilton)**

**CY-21 (Hansel and Gretel)**

**CY-22 (Jack and the Beanstalk)**

**CY-23 (Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle)**

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**Error**: In this film, Jumanji is a video game with four playable characters…

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**Correction**: There are five playable characters in Jumanji. However Alex Vreeke, who disappeared 21 Years ago, has already picked the fifth avatar Jefferson "Seaplane" McDonough.

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**Source**: Jumanji - Welcome to the Jungle

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**CY-24 (Kung Pow: Enter the Fist)**

**CY-25 (Les Misérables)**

**CY-26 (Li Ji Slays the Serpent)**

**CY-27 (Life Is Strange)**

**Error**: “…the killer captures her…”

**Correction**: Max is kidnapped by Mr. Jefferson, but the missing girl (Rachel Amber) was killed by an accidental overdose administered by Nathan Prescott. Source

**CY-28 (Little Red Riding Hood)**

**CY-29 (Mamma Mia!)**

**CY-30 (Monopoly)**

**CY-31 (Naruto: Shippuden)**

**CY-32 (Neon Genesis Evangelion)**

**CY-33 (Loki and Baldr)**

**CY-34 (One Hundred and One Dalmatians)**

**CY-35 (One Piece)**

**CY-36 (Robin Hood: Men in Tights)**

**CY-37 (Sabrina the Teenage Witch)**

**CY-38 (Sailor Moon)**

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**Error:** During the first season of the anime, five girls are give magic pens...

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**Correction:** Sailor Venus received her pen before the events of the anime started and was already active as Sailor V.

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**Source:** Sailor Moon wiki - Plot summary for episode 1

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**CY-39 (Scooby-Doo)**

**CY-40 (She's the Man)**

**CY-41 (Singin' in the Rain)**

**CY-42 (Skyrim)**

**CY-43 (Step Up)**

**CY-44 (Supernatural)**

**CY-45 (Survivor)**

**CY-46 (The Brave Little Tailor)**

**CY-47 (The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift)**

**CY-48 (The Good, The Bad and the Ugly)**

**CY-49 (The Hunger Games)**

**CY-50 (The Magnificent Seven)**

**CY-51 (The Princess Bride)**

**CY-52 (The Room)**

**Error: "... gang problems... "**

**Correction: No one in The Room is ever described as being in a gang.**

**Source: https://medium.com/@DavidKlion/full-transcript-of-the-room-341e4286db8e**

**Error: "... his mother-in-law... "**

**Correction: Johnny and Lisa were never married, so she was not his mother-in-law**

**Source:** https://medium.com/@DavidKlion/full-transcript-of-the-room-341e4286db8e

**CY-53 (The Simpsons)**

**CY-54 (Troll 2)**

**CY-55 (True Grit)**

**CY-56 (Unforgiven)**

**CY-57 (V For Vendetta)**

**CY-58 (Venom)**

**CY-59 (Wicked)**

**CY-60 (X-Men)**