publication date: Tuesday, February 6, 2018 (part of Winter 2018)

category: Television

clue: Now very wealthy adults, they have declined invitations back to the overfull sitcom house where they grew up.

intended difficulty: very easy

multiple: This goo was of multiple famous people. Players were required to guess all names for their answers to be correct.

solved by: Russ Wilhelm, Samir Mehta, Chris Lemler, Richard Slominsky, Matthew Preston, Erik Bates, and Lori Lancaster

trivia: Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen (2012) was the very first official goo to feature multiple people, after some unofficial goos played live at GooCon. This deliberately broke a tradition from the beginning of the game that every goo had to be one single person, allowing for better themes of siblings, spouses, and more duos forever connected to each other in the public consciousness. –Scott Hardie

20th Anniversary: Celebrity Goo Game has changed a lot since it began in February 1998. The twenty goos in this theme recreate the twenty most impactful and game-changing goos from the last two decades, in order of their influence. Happy anniversary, goo game!

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