6th Apr 2020 it broke

The amount of times I've fallen asleep with a completely different SEpost video and woke up halfway through 3 hours of garlic bread flight footage is beginning to concern me.

0:16 spaz attack

ASCII is a 7-bit codec not a 8-bit one

60-something, grew up in TX, watched the original cartoon-like Batman series, learned it as "Batman smells, Robin laid an egg. The Batmobile lost a wheel..." I don't remember the end. Hardly watched The Simpsons (can't stand it).

11:47, my favorite moment.

Brilliant and crystal clear as usual Tom. Well done, keep the great work up.

Notnotnotnotpointonenotnotnottwo

5:22 lostalgia

Almost a year later at 27,592,700 views it's still exactly correct. This extreme number of views also makes me wonder what the effect on the youtube algorithm changing the title has. Maybe it pushes the video to more people every time something is edited.

Im probably wrong, but maybe the rule for a social media influencer to disclose ads on yt is for younger audience, I would be inclined to believe "adults" would know what an ad is and that the influencer probably doesn't care about the product or game or whatever. Idk

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I agree Tom, that punchline could've used more color.

Everyone is commenting about the Ad break but I use **block ** may or may not be what you think it is

Hugoton peeps ??????

I would love to see the analytics for this video.

In Norwegian we have Æ Ø Å as the last three letters XD

I think you shouldn't have to disclose anything, but the double standard is troublesome.

0:38 "electron gun" think of the possibilities wait .... isn't that a tas(z)er?

The UK restrictions on political advertising only restrain challengers, since officeholders or famous people need only appear at functions looking good, to get tons of free publicity, to boost their personal brand. Politicians know this and use it everywhere.

What do you mean you had to turn it down, it was perfect with "Jeremy Clarkson's Lottery of Death"! Frankly at times Top Gear seemed like a death lottery for them with some of their ideas

Sorry Tom it’s not going to be fixed by the redevelopment, I’m a train driver and I’ve just had the briefing on the Kings Cross changes and platform 0 is staying, platform 10 is going, platform 11 will re-numbered to become the new platform 10

Laughs in adblock

2:05 Is that Jamie Oliver coming up the escalator?

A video about trying to find the subject for a video? Freaking brilliant! You still taught us new things.

Yay! Dr who reference at 0:17 when it says vote saxon

scot is getting old

Imagine how chaotic it would be if you lied about there being a servo down the road

This is the video you keep seeing and wanting to watch, but never get around to it.

Surprisingly I knew this (thank you QI)!

Well it's not just a cheap-thougt correlation between people getting dumber (resulting in more astouned or facinated watchers or consumers) thinking the robot stuff must have improved. Also there seems to be way to much stuff in the internet (which often isn't well re-viewed oder "remastered" though). I'd improve a lot of data strings (or what you'd call them) but who would tolerate calming dry logic, simple "dull" truth? Take a look at wikipedia, where 90% of "alternative data" isn't tolerated by faint-coloured thinking dominators. And reporters and journalists are getting mentally aimed on when they post an assumption. Why don't they add some words like "this is beta information, we are only 92 percent sure". Some consuming people would like and enjoy to handicraft. Most men would need to. We get enough ' that stuff. Modern perfection won't properly breathe. But who "sinks down to my level" anyway...

I collect balsamic vinegars, so yes, I confirm real (good) vinegar is hard and expensive to make

What on earth, this is amazing

It's never not spot-on. Miracles are apparently absurdly common

I want to watch Clarkson’s lottery of death tho

its starting to get out of tune

This Video Has 27,575,503 Views 27,575,503 views •Apr 6, 2020 still works.

Can we point out how great the "The Basics" sound is?

The stiff shingle randomly balance because toilet erroneously guess against a nosy burglar. grotesque, tightfisted bait

I don't use social media but I've never used 2 spaces after a period in my life

it's spot on here.

Imagine being so interesting that a video about yourself running out of ideas for videos is still interesting

"Junket" as you call them are very popular with Doctors. Given by big Pharma.

I have a paranoia with the number 27, I see it everywhere and youtube recommended me this video now when it has 27 M of views xd

Going back to using howdy 🤠

1936 Z UTC February 25 2021, title is off by 25

Anemoia is nistalgia for a time youve bever known, i thinks its applicable

That's a great question. Why is that???

27,591,949 views and the title is still right 🙂👍🏻

Your job will get a lot easier, but only to the point where the AI can also create a person from scratch that tells the story for you in a fictonal world it generated. Novels will be written by AI and I don't know if I like it.

We'll never be a able to count time with 100% accuracy

Next video: going for a paddle on Dogger Bank.

There was that bizarrely square iceberg back in 2018, so "The White Cube at the End of the World" isn't so much an impossible thing as it is one that was missed.

I wonder if the Mist Challenge was misremembering something about the game Myst.

Nooooooooooooooooooooo. The title was not accurate. By a difference of 17. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined. I clicked on it again and it's accurate again. My day is saved and I am now ready to die peaceful

5:22 There is a german word "sehnsucht" which describes this feeling. Its direct meaning as a "longing and nostalgia for a far-off home one has never visited," :)

Good effort guys. These visuals occur in NTSC VHS perhaps however PAL VHS I’m thinking throws in slightly different things. Our machine had a worn pinch roller which gave colourful bars at the top. My Grandad’s aerial had permanent ghosting, and if you weren’t poor living with mono linear audio, the HiFi audio would crackle with the picture snow. Who remembered to adjust their tracking?

What is this, a crossover episode?

Ever in a dream, realised your dreaming and realise your eyes are closed irl, then for the rest of the dream you literally cannot see because your eyes in the dream keep closing out of your control and when you try to open them you open your eyes irl and wake up?

Me: I have eight minutes to watch a video let's see what pops up in my recommendation Also me: this looks cool Me again: I don't have that long..

*sees Scott in something other then just a red shirt “wait, that’s illegal”

It only seems rude if you're an older person who hates everything.

No way! it is!

So much great info. So glad I found your channel!

Why can’t miners learn to code?

I'm sad that the scene from Kung Pow isn't here. It's the best scene of advertisement that's not an advertisement clearly played as a joke.

it isnt broken, it's just corrupt, just like how they sabotage like/dislike ratio's.

I can imagine you making a video called the only beach where you can hear the sea and the video reveals that all the beaches are technically 1 or that the sea isn't the sea

you can just say rigged like a slot machine. they're designed the same way. gives you just enough to think you're winning

Slough looks as it sounds

Best one for me was about the long forgotten British Moon Landings?!!!!

isnt ground normal in europe?

I don't even think it's spooky or new. Just better than previous renditions. People have been using this tech for a while now and it's sometimes difficult to spot.

*Onety-one* ;-;

Since lockdown is keeping us down, why not talk about the lockdown, for posterity basicly. I think every 50-100 years there is a major event in the world that will shape the lives of millions, and they usually get documented and talked about later, "in the history books". What I mean maybe the video dont have to be "about lockdown" but more about how humans adapt to changing situations and events. Maybe in another 50-100 years there will be another global event, and we will use skills and practices we learnt during covid lockdown. You know. I think there is a video there, about the generational experience.

dude has quite a scar

the law is forcing these dinosaurs to be extremely funny looking

the word for that nostalgia is called 'Sehnsucht ' in German

I'm declaring that my feet hurt, yet again.

Funny, but just before you played the 30 Rock clip, I got a SEpost ad interrupting. I was going to be really impressed.