How many players for “I'm Only a Head”?

The scene has 3 characters: ideal with 3. With more players, the others watch and vote; alone, you dub every part.

Is The Brain That Wouldn't Die copyright-free?

Yes, The Brain That Wouldn't Die is in the public domain. We use an archive copy, with its original music.

Yes: in fun mode, the same timing is filled with absurd lines written for this scene. In free mode, you improvise.

From the film The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962), public domain

A living head in a tray plots with the monster in the closet, while a mad scientist argues with his assistant.

Jan (the head) : Let me know if you hear me.

Jan (the head) : Whatever you are, I command you.

Jan (the head) : You understand me.

Jan (the head) : I'm only a head. And you're whatever you are.

Jan (the head) : Hello? Is there signal in that closet?

Jan (the head) : Whatever you are… scratch my nose.

To dub “I'm Only a Head”, create a game with 3 players (one per character). The game will draw this scene among those that fit your group.

While dubbing, your lines scroll on the rhythm band: speak when they touch the red bar. Then watch the replay and vote for the best dubber.

How many players for “I'm Only a Head”?: The scene has 3 characters: ideal with 3. With more players, the others watch and vote; alone, you dub every part.
Is The Brain That Wouldn't Die copyright-free?: Yes, The Brain That Wouldn't Die is in the public domain. We use an archive copy, with its original music.
Can we play a funny version?: Yes: in fun mode, the same timing is filled with absurd lines written for this scene. In free mode, you improvise.

Source and licence: Domaine public (États-Unis : copyright non renouvelé). archive.org