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UFC President Dana White attends the ceremonial weigh-in for the UFC on ABC 3 mixed martial arts event on July 15, 2022, in Elmont, NY. The Nevada Athletic Commission will consider a proposal to make rule changes for slap fighting contests. The UFC-backed Power Slap competition is scheduled to make its debut next month. (AP Photo/Gregory Payan, File)

Chris then reveals the twist in the challenge: the dance panels they are standing on are rigged with electrodes and if the contestants stop dancing, the electrodes will shock them. The goal is to knock the other contestant off the platform by slapping or kicking them while dancing.

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The challenge begins, and Noah against Leshawna, Alejandro against Cody, Sierra against DJ, and Heather against Owen. Leshawna kicks Noah off the platform after she was slapped twice followed by electrocution by Chris and Chef, despite the rules indicating that players are only allowed to use slaps. Cody is hesitant to slap Alejandro, but when he does so, he closes his eyes and misses, so Alejandro quickly slaps him back and knocks him off. Upon seeing this, Sierra yells out Cody's name and furiously kicks DJ off. Owen gets shocked when he stops moving because of his stomach-ache, and the raw meat he had eaten gets fried in his stomach, causing him to vomit it in sausage form and then pass out, falling off of the platform.

The "You sonuvabitch!" line stuck in my head too. I really feel it was used before (on the show), but can't place it. . .

And I totally agree that another of the slaps should have been completely unexpected but deserved. Very funny nonetheless.

Alan, didn't you think that the "I'm just about to slap Barney, but at the last second I've had a change of heart" thing was totally drawn out? I was irritated after the 2nd time...by #4 my wife and I were actually shouting at the TV "oh, COME ON!!"

+1 though, for: "it's not like it's actual. It's just lead-based paint from China...and horse bile." Chris Elliott always brings it (and let's not forget his excellent turn on The Larry Sanders Show).

I thought that Ted being upset about Robin was just a joke to get her to give him the slap. In our house we both dropped our forks in disappointment when he said I love you, but then laughed and sighed with relief when she called it a joke.

I also got the Evil Willow vibe. Hello, fellow Buffy fans! :-)

I also liked the parody of sappy holiday show endings with the extended passing around of the slap. Plus, it's fun to watch Barney squirm. NPH kills me.

I hope Bays was dissembling about Barn-man & Robin because I'll be more than disappointed if he's not.

I didn't find the phoney board games as funny as the writers apparently did (but I did like the fake commercial at the end). I also liked Barney's attempts to weasel out of his slap but like others, the Lily's Dad stuff left me cold. I like Chris Elliot but he seemed wrong here which kind of threw off the rest of the episode.

Chalk this one up to too high expectations I guess.

I was a bit disappointed in this one, in large part because it seemed a waste of a slap. The joy of Slap #2 was that it was 1) totally unexpected, and 2) totally deserved. The Slapsgiving slaps seemed mean-spirited, more about torturing Barney than giving him comeuppance for his typically abhorrent behavior.

My vision of the final scene of HIMYM was of Marshall slapping Barney out of the blue and saying "That's FOUR." I found appealing the thought that Marshall would save his remaining slaps for decades, and that Slap #5 would be left hanging out there. Deathbed Slap?

The boardgames weren't all that funny either, because most of them were obviously too ridiculous to be marketable.

That said, "Diseases!" largely worked because it's not all that far removed from the likes of "Operation," and also because of the ticking gall bladder. (And it should be noted that one of the biggest hits in the adult board gaming community last year was "Pandemic," in which the players work together to check the spread of several global diseases.) But even there, the lead-based paint and horse bile joke was too far removed from reality.

Done with this show. Strike 3. Another wasted, dumb episode. the slap thing is tired and this show is just dumbing down before our eyes. Let me know how ted met the mother. oh wait, he's a D-bag. well, let me know when B&R get back together and maybe I'll watch an ep. Later.

Huh. I really enjoyed the episode. I was amused that "torture Barney, just in a different way" (hence the extended slap delay) was brought back, followed by "Slap Bet, The Board Game." That was freaking awesome.

I can't stand Chris Elliot (yes, he does come off as a pedophile in everything I've seen), but at least I didn't want to punch him in this episode. I hope he isn't seen again on the show, though. I wasn't as into the Lily's rage plot, but probably because if I had Chris Elliot as a sperm donor I wouldn't want him in my house either. (But let's face it, I appreciate the Buffy shoutout.)

I agree the best slap by far was after "Suck It, Lily!".

A straight up bad episode, I laughed at Barney trying to worm his way out of the slap and Lily's dad saying he was on the losing end of a battle with hemorrhoids. That's it!

Marshall being in control of the whole situation wasn't right; it didn't suit him and he definitely isn't smart enough for such a perfect scheme. He may be the world's most naive lawyer.

We surely would have heard about Lily's dad by now. Seemed like they just remembered him after making a show for 5 years. What about Robin's parents? Have they ever been in it? I know they are in Canada but you'd think they'd be mentioned.

I'm not a big Lily fan most of the time, so I was never going to like it, but I didn't find the "You're dead to me" scenes funny. I like that Dr. Wen showed up, always good to see Scrubs alums getting work.

I don't mind them being a little loose with the doling out of the slaps, mainly because I fully expect eventually another Slap Bet will be made to extend the gag (and perhaps put Barney in the position to give them this time).

I didn't like how Lilly didn't take her role as slap bet commissioner seriously anymore. She was originally chosen because she would be fair and impartial and she seemed to take it seriously in the episode with the origin of the slapbet. Letting the slap be transferable and the whole having to consent to being tied in a chair just seemed like ridiculous additions. I wished for more consistency in that regard. It really took me out of the episode.

Slaps are the main form of currency in Slap Battles. They can be obtained from slapping other players, collecting Slapples, winning a Slap Tournament, winning a Slap Royale match, using abilities that give slaps such as Orbit or Replica, being gifted slaps, and using codes. If you have enough slaps, you can unlock more Gloves, and with those Gloves you can unlock Badge Gloves as well.

Upon earning enough slaps, you will be able to use a multitude of different Gloves. These don't subtract from your total slap count, however, so don't be afraid to try out the new gloves. They are just a count of how many times you've slapped people. You will receive a notification when you unlock a new slap-costing glove (see more about it here.

The miniseries revolves around the aftermath of a birthday party for a middle-aged city employee where Harry Apostolou slaps someone else's misbehaving child, Hugo, after he attempts to hit another child with a bat and kicks Harry in the leg. Hugo's mother, Rosie, insists on criminal charges, claiming that Harry's slap has caused Hugo PTSD. Though Rosie's diagnosis is later undermined when Hugo mentions how much he misses seeing Harry, the case slowly makes its way to court. Each episode tells the story from the perspective of a different character.

Both slap warriors gracefully took powerful shots in the first round. In the second round, Da Crazy Hawaiian gave Zales a slap that stunned him in a way that we've never seen him stunned before. Zales went "out" for a second and stumbled back so hard that it took 3 giant men to catch him so that he didn't fall on his ass.

Best actor nominee Will Smith appeared to slap presenter Chris Rock in the face with an open hand and shouted a vulgarity at the comedian for making a joke about his wife's appearance at the Oscars ceremony.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Logan Paul, together with Fanmio and PunchDown, are bringing you the premier of Slap Fighting Championship. Watch the adrenaline and intensity of one the most exciting new combat sports with 16 different matches including 3-time champion "Zale" Zalewski taking on the American slap fighting sensation, Da Crazy Hawaiian, Saturday, March 5, 2022.

The number of slaps, claps, and snaps for each team is different, BUT they are all performing a total of seven actions, so it is relatively fair. Also, because the actions are varied like this, nobody can cheat by looking at another team.

Cornhole tossing and pickleball have both matured into organized, professional sports in recent years. But another emerging competition trying to horn in on the action asks participants to demonstrate an altogether different kind of skill: the ability to slap someone silly.

Slap fights last for three to five rounds. A striker has 60 seconds to recover from a hit, and they earn points based on how hard the slap lands. The Power Slap League has more than 30 competitors, also known as "strikers," with winners collecting $2,000 to $10,000 per match.

Indeed, the brutal nature of the sport prompted the Nevada Athletic Commission last month to institute stricter rules for slap fighting. Competitors must use open-handed blows and can't strike an opponent below the chin, commissioners ruled. A competitor will be disqualified if any slap violates the rule, while slaps are also subject to video review by an official. 2351a5e196