Primetime: Ultimate Fan Slate
Put your instincts to the test on Primetime, from its opening frame and runtime to its theatrical performance, critics’ reaction, and post-credits surprises. A broad fan slate for predicting the moments and numbers everyone will be talking about.
Your predictions
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Q1Which character is shown first on screen?
35 XPHow we resolve this
Choose the first named character from the options who is visibly shown in the film. Do not count logos, title cards, unidentified extras, or characters mentioned but not shown; use the on-screen film and official credits if needed.
Q2Which character speaks the first line of dialogue?
40 XPHow we resolve this
Choose the character whose voice delivers the first spoken line in the film. Voice-over, phone or video audio counts if the character is identified, while nonverbal sounds and indistinct background chatter do not.
Q3What will Primetime's domestic opening weekend gross be?
30 XPHow we resolve this
Use the three-day domestic opening-weekend total reported by Box Office Mojo or another comparable box-office source. Choose the one mutually exclusive gross band that contains the reported total, before any later adjustments.
Q4How long will the finished movie be?
30 XPHow we resolve this
Enter the predicted runtime in minutes. The answer is the official theatrical runtime listed by the distributor or major ticketing services; a prediction within 5 minutes of that runtime is accepted.
Correct within ±5 min
Q5What Tomatometer score will Rotten Tomatoes display during opening weekend?
45 XPHow we resolve this
Enter a whole-number percentage. The official answer is the Tomatometer percentage displayed on Rotten Tomatoes at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on Sunday, September 27, 2026; a prediction within 5 percentage points is accepted.
Correct within ±5
Q6Will Primetime have a scene after the main end credits?
35 XPHow we resolve this
Answer Yes only if new narrative footage begins after the main end credits have finished. A title card, studio logo, music-only sequence, or footage appearing during the credits does not count as a post-credits scene.
Q7Which character is shown in the film's final shot?
50 XPHow we resolve this
Choose the named character visibly present in the final shot before the end credits begin. If the shot includes multiple characters, choose the character who is the clear visual subject; do not count credits, logos, or post-credits footage.
Q8Which character does Chris Hansen interview first in the film?
45 XPHow we resolve this
Choose the first named character who is directly interviewed by Chris Hansen in an on-screen exchange. A voice heard only off-screen, archival footage, or a brief greeting that is not an interview does not count.
Q9Which character speaks directly with Chris Hansen first during the movie?
40 XPHow we resolve this
Choose the first character who has a direct spoken exchange with Chris Hansen after the movie begins. The exchange must be audible and on screen; narration, recorded audio, flashbacks, and background dialogue do not count.
Q10Will the film show a law-enforcement arrest during a sting operation?
35 XPHow we resolve this
Answer Yes only if an identifiable law-enforcement officer is shown taking a person into custody during an on-screen sting operation. Discussion of an arrest, an off-screen arrest, or a non-police detention counts as No.