A/N: Thanks for all the reviews, favs, and follows guys! As always, in the spirit of this fanfic, I will answer your questions in an extremely long run-on sentence. Thanks lunarchroniclesandcockatiels (I have said what I wanted to say in that chapter. You can draw whatever inferences you want to from that), Calefe (yes, that was one of my favorite parts), CrazyBlueOwl (Annoying her isn't really that suicidal, just dangerous. As for the maid outfit... yeah, I get my incredibly detailed information from 'other sources'), sweetsons, Khaos20 (you should help Leo because he's Leo... not that that guy knew that though), SilverStreaksofStardust (a lot of these are from the original show, others I make up), Midnight349 (I'd like to do that sometime later, but only one arc's been complete and there really isn't enough footage... but I do want to do it sometime), bmftas101, HappyTheDragon, Ayano's Theory of Relativity (it will return again... probably), Koolkat0207 (I remember that from the original show, but it would be kind of difficult to do as it is hard to describe a picture through words, but I can try), Neutrino 2000, and Vexy Minion.

Task Two: Have you ever met a stranger somewhere and thought, "I've seen that person before. Do I know him?"

Well, none of our four contestants know any of the people on NYU Campus, but they're still there, and the target of this round is that they need to get a stranger to say that they know them. This will be made doubly difficulty by the fact that that the other three are on the roof of another building, and will be writing cues down on cards (kind of like whiteboards with a marker) and showing them to the contestant, and he has to act out on those cues. As always, no telling anyone this is a show and they will be getting an earpiece.

Unlike the other chapters, the other contestants are on the roof of that building, again, with microphones and all their equipment, and so scenes on the roof will be in italics for this task.

This time Percy decided to go up first. Now, he knew from his loss that the key was finding the right person, the one who looked just gullible enough.

After less than five minutes he saw someone walking around with headphones and decided that he would probably be a smart choice.

"Hey there," Percy said and the guy removed his headphones, trying to look as believable as possible. "Remember me?"

The guy frowned. "I'm sorry, have we met before?"

Leo held up a sign that said: We Went to the Same High School.

Thankfully Frank was writing everything down, so spelling mistakes could be avoided.

"We went to the same high school," Percy said. "Don't you remember me?"

The guy frowned. "I'm not too good with faces. What's my name then?"

Frank held up a sign that said: The Jelly Bean Man.

"I don't remember your real name, sorry," Percy said. "But we used to call you the Jelly Bean Man all the time behind your back. I mean, I wasn't the one that started it, but it caught on, and that's all we said, and I'm sorry man, but the name caught on and stuck in so much I don't remember your real name."

"The name's Brian," Brian said. "And I knew they were calling me something behind my back… I just wasn't sure what it was. Why the Jelly Bean Man though?"

"I don't know," Percy said. "I didn't make the name up."

The guy looked at Percy quizzically.

"The thing is," Leo said, "you can tell from the guy's expression that deep down, he knows he's never seen Percy before, but at the same time he doesn't want to say that."

Jason held up a sign that said: Show Me A Jedi Mind Trick.

Percy waved his hands. "These are not the droids you are looking for."

"What?"

"Don't you remember?" Percy asked. "I was the guy always doing the Star Wars impressions."

"Not really," Brian replied. "I always hated Star Wars anyway."

Jason held up a sing that said: I Was the Guy Who Threw Up in the Cafeteria on Tuesday.

"I was the guy who threw up in the cafeteria on Tuesday," Percy said.

"You're going to have to be more specific," Brian said. "At least three people threw up in our cafeteria every Tuesday. It was meatloaf day, though as far as I remember, I was sure the school Science Club verified it was not meatloaf in there."

Frank was snickering, with Leo tapping his shoulder so that he'd write the next card.

Leo held up a sign that said: I Was In the School Play, Romeo and Juliet.

"I was in the play, Romeo and Juliet," Percy said. "Don't you remember that?"

"What role did you play?"

Frank held up a sing that said: The Door, while Jason simultaneously put up one that said: Juliet.

Frank and Jason both looked at each other. "Sorry," Jason said. "I guess we should've coordinated these things. I knew how to spell Juliet so I went for it."

"And now Percy has to do something about it," Leo said.

"Uhh, Juliet. The door," Percy said, wondering what those two things were supposed to mean. "I mean, I was Juliet's Door."

Brian frowned. "Is that even a role?"

"Yes," Percy said. "Romeo's Door was played by Tim."

"That's the only name you could think of?" Leo asked. "Tim?"

"What did you do in the play?" Brian asked.

Percy shrugged. "I was a door, man. They generally don't do much, especially in plays by Shakespeare. I stood there with a sort of wooden costume and had a doorknob on my nose."

Percy was, of course, assuming, that Shakespeare's plays didn't have any magical talking doors in them.

"I don't actually remember a lot of the play," Brian said. "It was really boring initially, but was interrupted in the middle when the cops burst in and arrested our school principal. Again."

"Yeah, that's why I couldn't go on stage," Percy said. "So you might not remember me."

"Sure Percy," Jason said. "Everyone remembers the guy who dresses up as the door in a play of course... for the wrong reasons."

"Okay, did he just say 'again?'" Leo asked. "Percy, I want to know how many times he was arrested."

"My memory's a bit fuzzy," Percy said. "Which time was that?"

"Oh, I remember those pretty well. I think the first time was five years before I joined, the second three years before, the third time during our orientation, the fourth time during the Halloween Party, and I think the play was the last one." He then added, "Well, I suppose there was that sixth time, but only if you count the time he was taken by the military on Valentine's Day, but he was released like fifteen minutes later when it was all settled out, so you know."

"He says that so casually," Jason said.

Frank held up a sign that said: I Went to the Halloween Party As Frankenstein.

"I went to the Halloween Party as Frankenstein," Percy said. "Remember that?"

"I went as a taco," Brian said.

"Okay, no wonder people called him names behind his back," Leo said. "Who goes dressed up as a taco?"

Leo held up a sign that said: People Kept Asking Me Why I Wasn't Wearing a Costume.

"Yeah," Percy said. "People kept asking me why I wasn't wearing a costume."

Brian snorted. "Yeah, our high school wasn't the friendliest. What was your name?"

"Percy," Percy said.

Brian frowned. "I don't remember there being a Percy… but there were like over a thousand kids at high school. Did we have any classes together?"

Frank held up a board that said: Were You In the Nose Painting Class?

"Were you in the nose painting class?" Percy asked.

"No," Brian said. "I don't remember there being a class like that."

"Really?" Percy asked. "I don't see how you can't. I mean, we had to paint pictures using our paints but we couldn't use brushes, only our noses, and we couldn't even use our hands."

Jason had nearly collapsed laughing as he thought of how that class must have looked like.

"Well, then I guess we didn't have any classes together," Brian said.

Leo held up a sign that said: I Got Super Drunk At Charlie's Party.

"I got super drunk at Charlie's party," Percy said. "Remember that?"

"I think I was down with the flu then," Brian said.

Jason held up one that said: I Then Tried Asking Lisa Out But Threw Up on Her.

"I tried asking Lisa out, and then threw up on her instead," Percy said. "I mean, you must've heard about that?"

"Which Lisa?" Brian asked.

"The tall one," Percy muttered, unsure of what else to say.

"Oh," Brian said. "Not really." He then stared intently at Percy.

"You can tell he still knows deep down that he's never seen Percy before," Jason said.

"But now he has major doubts," Frank said. "Like, 'Could I be wrong? Certainly people don't do this unless you've met before?'"

"Yeah, so I'm sorry I forgot about you man, I don't remember faces too well," Brian said. "I guess we should hang out sometime."

"Sure," Percy said.

Result: Percy passed.

Next up was Leo. He too, had learned from his experience, and was looking for someone who was so hooked to their electronic device that they would not care what he was saying.

He saw someone who was typing away on a laptop and decided that this was it.

"Hello there," Leo said. The guy looked up at him for a moment, and Leo pretended to look disappointed. "You don't remember me?"

"Huh?" the guy asked, confused. "We've met before?"

Percy held up a sign that said: I Was The President of the English Grammar Club.

"I was the president of the English Grammar Club," Leo said. "You forgot that?"

"I don't think I was ever a part of an English Grammar Club?" the guy said.

Percy held up a sign that said: Now Talk In Crazily Incorrect Grammar.

"You still doesn't remembers me?" Leo asked. "Okay, we be needing to talk about a few things. We need to get it did."

The guy looked at Leo funny.

Jason held up a sign that said: No, I'm Sure I've Seen You Before

"No, but seriously, I is sure that we've met before," Leo said. "If it wasn't at the English Club, where we used to thunk hard about word stuff, it must have been somewhere else."

The guy looked thoughtful, but unlike Brian didn't seem to be considering that he'd met Leo.

Percy held up a sign that said: Where You The Guy Who Helped Me Give That Kid A Swirly Back in High School?

"And you can stop talking oddly," Jason said.

"Where you the guy who helped me give that kid a Swirly back in high school?"

"A Swirly?" the guy asked. "Isn't that when you take someone, put their head in a toilet, and then flush it?"

Leo was about to say, "No, I mean the Swirly that is a sweet cold treat that we gave to people on hot days," so he didn't look like a jerk, but then of course Frank had to hold up a sign before he could say it that said: Yes.

"Yes," Leo said.

"Okay, I have never given anyone one of those before."

Jason held up a sign that said: Then You Must Be From the Talent Show.

"Then you must've been from the talent show," Leo said. "Remember that?"

"I've been to a few talent shows," the guy replied. "Can you be more specific?"

Frank held up a sign that said: My Talent Was Blowing Snot Bubbles.

"My talent was blowing snot bubbles," Leo said, nearly cracking up himself and knowing that his chances for winning were dwindling very fast.

"Really?" the guy asked, looking disgusted and more than that like he was holding back a laugh.

Frank held up another sign that said: Yes. Huge ones.

"Yeah, really big ones," Leo said.

Percy held up a sign that said: I Even Got Seventh Place!

"It was really great, I got the seventh place trophy, remember that?" Leo asked.

"Leo, this guy has been to tons of talent shows," Jason said. "Do you think that he's going to remember who came seventh in one of them?"

Jason held up a sign that said: There Were Only Six Contestants Though.

"I should point out that there were only six contestants though," Leo said.

The guy shut off his computer and began laughing again.

Frank held up a sign that said: I May Have Lied About My Age to Get the Trophy Though.

"I may have lied about my age to get the trophy though, but that's really neither here nor there," Leo said.

Percy held up a sign that read: Were You in the Same Cell As Me When I Had Been Arrested for Taking that Girl's Teddy Bear?

"Were you in that same cell as me when I was arrested for taking that girl's teddy bear?" Leo asked.

"Dude, you gave people Swirlies, and you took a little girl's teddy bear," the guy said.

"Yes, but they were both asking for it in my own defense," Leo said. "So, you do know me, right?"

"No," the guy replied. "And let me tell you, this just all seems crazy and stuff, did someone put you up to this? This whole thing looks like I'm being pranked or something… is there a camera somewhere?"

"Oh," Frank said, "Congratulations on becoming the first person in this show to notice that it is a prank and not falling for whatever we say gullibly."

"Get out Leo," Percy said. "You've nearly blown our cover."

Result: Leo lost.

A/N: And that ends this segment. It always did seem rather improbable to me that on the original show, no one considered that there wasn't at least something wrong with the contestants, and they might be getting pranked... oh well.