Good idea cherry-picking rules though, I think drinking for 10.9 hours straight might be a bit unforgiving. I've never heard of that quote rule, seems like an amazing addition to just about any drinking game involving a movie or show. Any time Sam says "Mister Frodo". You'll be dead by morning.
Once you watch the extended edition there is no going back the theatrical version. I just found out last night that I had never seen the extended editions. My wife and I went to watch the Fellowship last night, and I realized my DVD copies say "widescreen version" instead of "extended version". 
The extended DVD version of FOTR does not have this problem, nor the theatrical Blu-Ray version of FOTR, nor do the other two Extended Edition Blu-Rays. That being said, the amount of detail in all three Blu-ray movie boxsets is significantly better than the DVD release of both the theatrical and extended editions of all three LOTF movies. 
April 20, 2021 The Lord of the Rings started releasing over 2 decades ago now. With it came multiple releases of the film through the years. The biggest question out the trilogy though is “What is the difference between the theatrical and extended edition version of Lord of the Rings?” 
Lotr theatrical cuts are the director’s original vision and have perfect pacing vs the bloated extendeds. Hobbit extended because the theatrical cuts were not the directors original vision but studio mandated/not enough time in the editing room to perfect. So hobbit extended basically fix the broken theatrical versions and are essential. 
Extended LOTR overall is better, it improves the story and the added details make characterizations and conflicts stronger. Only ROTK extended is the least essential but extended towers and fellowship are needed imo Theatrical is just, well, more flawed in comparison. 
We may never see The Lord of the Rings trilogy in its original form again. If you watched these movies in a theater two decades ago - you better hold on to those memories, because you may not get a chance to relive them. Theatrical version Bluray - good colors (but not quite the same as the original), but a low-quality transfer (the same that  
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - The Extended Edition includes a new transfer of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, which was remastered from the original 2k digital files, and it all comes in multi-disc elite packaging inside a premium rigid slipcase.However, Jackson's films each pack in extra details and moments that make these near-perfect films somehow even better. 8 Extended Edition 'Lord of the Rings' Scenes That Make it So Much Better. ekVv.