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** The Bandiaterra episode is the first in Barby's annual April Fool's tradition where he talks in detail about a country that doesn't exist. It's followed by Limberwisk, Patch Amberdash, Qitzikwaka, Sovonthak, Volanca, and Ululiona-Linulu.
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** The Bandiaterra episode is the first in Barby's annual April Fool's tradition where he talks in detail about a country that doesn't exist. It's followed by Limberwisk, Patch Amberdash, Qitzikwaka, Sovonthak, Volanca, Ululiona-Linulu, and Ululiona-Linulu.finally Geolandia, which has Barby [[ProductPlacement shill his merchandise]] in the guise of sharing his experience as a native Geolandian.
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Initially, episodes began with a '''Flag Dissection''' segment, where the flag and other symbols of the country like the coat of arms are explained with each part, colour, shape and piece broken down in terms of meaning and significance. Starting with Cuba (May 18, 2016), this segment was spun off into separate videos called "'''Flag Fridays'''"; beginning with the Germany episode (February 8, 2017) Paul started to include corrections to the main episode for the country in this segment; starting with Ghana (one week later) Paul expanded Flag Fridays to '''Fan Fridays''' where he opens packages that fans have sent in on camera. However, this was reduced to Youtube Shorts starting in the Venezuela episode due to declining views, and the package-opening was cut.
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Initially, episodes began with a '''Flag Dissection''' segment, where the flag and other symbols of the country like the coat of arms are explained with each part, colour, shape and piece broken down in terms of meaning and significance. Starting with Cuba (May 18, 2016), this segment was spun off into separate videos called "'''Flag Fridays'''"; beginning with the Germany episode (February 8, 2017) Paul started to include corrections to the main episode for the country in this segment; starting with Ghana (one week later) Paul expanded Flag Fridays to '''Fan Fridays''' where he opens packages that fans have sent in on camera. However, this was reduced to Youtube Shorts starting in the Venezuela episode due to declining views, and the episode corrections and package-opening was were cut.
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Initially, episodes began with a '''Flag Dissection''' segment, where the flag and other symbols of the country like the coat of arms are explained with each part, colour, shape and piece broken down in terms of meaning and significance. Starting with Cuba (May 18, 2016), this segment was spun off into separate videos called "'''Flag Fridays'''"; beginning with the Germany episode (February 8, 2017) Paul started to include corrections to the main episode for the country in this segment; starting with Ghana (one week later) Paul expanded Flag Fridays to '''Fan Fridays''' where he opens packages that fans have sent in on camera.
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Initially, episodes began with a '''Flag Dissection''' segment, where the flag and other symbols of the country like the coat of arms are explained with each part, colour, shape and piece broken down in terms of meaning and significance. Starting with Cuba (May 18, 2016), this segment was spun off into separate videos called "'''Flag Fridays'''"; beginning with the Germany episode (February 8, 2017) Paul started to include corrections to the main episode for the country in this segment; starting with Ghana (one week later) Paul expanded Flag Fridays to '''Fan Fridays''' where he opens packages that fans have sent in on camera.
camera. However, this was reduced to Youtube Shorts starting in the Venezuela episode due to declining views, and the package-opening was cut.
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** The Turkey episode stars Ege, who Paul met on a trip to Turkey five years prior. When they first met, Paul promised Ege that he could star in the Turkey episode one day, and he kept his promise.
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** The Turkey episode stars Ege, who Paul met on a trip to Turkey five years prior. When they first met, Paul promised Ege that he could star in the Turkey episode one day, and he kept his promise. Ege is also the youngest person to co-star in Geography Now, as he was only 19 years old at the time they filmed the episode.
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** The Turkey episode stars Ege, who Paul met on a trip to Turkey five years prior. When they first met, Paul promised Ege that he could star in the Turkey episode one day, and he kept his promise.
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* SpinOff: "Flag Dissection" became "Flag Fridays" (later "Fan Fridays") starting with Cuba. "Geography More" adds additional tidbits about countries that Paul couldn't fit into the main episode. "Geography Go" shows videos of his overseas travels beyond his home in Southern California.
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* SpinOff: "Flag Dissection" became "Flag Fridays" (later "Fan Fridays") Fridays" and "Flag/Fan Days") starting with Cuba. "Geography More" adds additional tidbits about countries that Paul couldn't fit into the main episode. "Geography Go" shows videos of his overseas travels beyond his home in Southern California.
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** In the Ghana flag dissection video, the lack of the [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment Bloodshed sequence]] was compensated with Barby dancing around with a cardboard armour and tinfoil sword.
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** In the Ghana flag dissection video, the lack of the [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment Bloodshed sequence]] sequence was compensated with Barby dancing around with a cardboard armour and tinfoil sword.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d in the Uruguay episode, where Barby introduces Hannah for the culture segment as "the incredibly pregnant token female host".
