it's like when you fall over at just the right speed where it's too fast for you to do anything about it but slow enough for you to think: "oh this is gonna suck."
I saw a bumper sticker at a red light one day that read, "Legalize UPDOC". I sat there, trying to parse it, figure it out. Nothing came to mind. Finally, I said to myself, aloud, "What the heck is up, doc?" And as soon as I heard it spoken, I got it! Still my favorite bumper sticker, evar!
At that point, you're edging up against a gritty realistic version of the Venture Brothers villain, The Monarch. Presumably with Florence Pugh playing Dr. Girlfriend (later Dr. Mrs. The Monarch).
It's interesting that you say Didgeridoo full of bees. Cause that's how they're made. Trees that have been hollowed out by native bees are cut down to made into didgeridoos.
Just rewatched Inception and the Dark Knight trilogy. All I could think any time Michael Caine was on screen was "if we don't act quickly, this nuclear power plant is going to be full of bees!"
If you want an apocalypse in which jam would quite handily take out a swarm of bees, try reading Jam by Yahtzee Croshaw. Granted, the 3-foot thick layer of carnivorous jam covering Brisbane *is* the apocalypse in that case.
I've probably rewatched every episode of Citation Needed seven times and I would have to say this is probably in the top 3 of all-time. Maybe even the best.
I was reading today about the USAF's new drones that were described as "like a swarm of a bees" and all I heard in my head was Gary going "...OF BEES!"
I really appreciate the Byrds puns in this. I play in a band with Roger McGuinn's son, and through a friend of this band I started leading birdwatching walks. So now I have friends who appreciate both the Byrds and their "turns" and birds including terns. One of the places we go has a tern colony.
still to this day surprised no one mentioned the fantastic horrible movie attack of the killer tomatoes at the end of this ep. No way Gary doesn’t know about it
I just binge watched all of these and enjoyed them greatly!! I laughed until my sides ached AND learned a lot of different tidbits along the way! I can't wait until you're back with the next season!! :)
Watching this after the whole’ “murder hornets” come to the USA’ thing happened, and the movie suddenly sounds slightly more realistic. Slightly. Where’s Michael Cane to do a narration when ya need him?! 😂
This show is wonderful and I enjoy it immensely! Although to be honest, anything that involves the four of you being silly is gold as far as I'm concerned.
As a keeper, me too. You couldn't take a swarm out to sea though, bees hate flying over large bodies of water. And they won't fly further than five kilometres from their colonies. And can only detect sound from about 300 to 500 hertz which is lower than many alarm systems. But you can major in bees in university
How I would end the movie is s camera slowly panning down on a grave that says "bees" and as it approaches the ground a very slight buzzing sound increases in volume.
I would like to suggest, if somebody adds captions for this, and you can't work out what they're saying during their Tom Hardy impression, to just copy the automatic ones. "Poles are open to Hope roles!" "GOOGLE!" "Be here soon removal move reboot. Hula hoop!"
So, I just watched a trailer for this film, and it was hilarious. "For more than 20 years, scientists have known that a swarm of killer bees has been headed towards the United States." From where?The special effects look great, though. Like the scene where the bees push a train off a cliff, with the great view from inside the driver's cabin as the train rolls... as does the world outside the window.Still, I guess it's more realistic than Fury.
What they need to do is make a dramatic recreation of the North Norfolk ladybird invasion. "Based on real-life events," only with explosions, Kane and a giant jam sandwich.
All time best book for kids. I read it in my youth (I'm 42) and have been reading to my three year old son since he was two. We've both got it memorized. The rhyming schemes and wonderful artwork leave a last impression. Buy this book for your kids when you have them.
Can speak from experience, just from lending the things out for specific events in a particular lecture theatre in the same university, they _still_ don't always come back in the same number as you lent out. It's bizarre. Is there a secret black market in stolen mics, or are they just _that_ easy to misplace?
I thought you were going to talk about The Swarm at Thorpe Park. I've never head of this movie, it does sound somewhat intriguing that I might look into it.
Can you get mystery biscuits for a particularly good answer that's not related to the article but is related to one of the tangents they inevitably dift off to?
0:53 what is that metal thing on the counter that looks like a rocket thing with 3 legs, because i have something EXACT LIKE THAT but i dont know the name of it
+Tom Scott And at the end of this great series, the Technical Difficulties win a well-stocked men's fertility clinic owned by the actor from Capote. It's Philip Seymour Hoffman's full-of-semen hospital.
Considering what I've heard about the luxury car manufacturers, how they get pissy if you take your ridiculously expensive car and paint it a color they don't approve of, I kinda doubt they'll do the jam thing.
Matt slowly fell into that joke and realized it mid sentence and his reaction was soooo funny
it's like when you fall over at just the right speed where it's too fast for you to do anything about it but slow enough for you to think: "oh this is gonna suck."
Windhelm Guard
I fell over like that in chest waders before. Slowly tipping until the hem went under and I floated enough to right myself.
I saw a bumper sticker at a red light one day that read, "Legalize UPDOC". I sat there, trying to parse it, figure it out. Nothing came to mind. Finally, I said to myself, aloud, "What the heck is up, doc?" And as soon as I heard it spoken, I got it!
Still my favorite bumper sticker, evar!
"You could order a Rolls-Royce covered in jam...would they use a real jam or a synthetic jam?"
Obviously they would use a traffic jam.
They’d smuggle it
MYSTERY BISCUITS!!!
I cant believe it took like half a decade for someone to make this joke
2 years later. At 2:30am. Woke the missus laughing.
the close up had me giggling for nearly a minute!
"You merely adopted the bees... I was born to them"
At that point, you're edging up against a gritty realistic version of the Venture Brothers villain, The Monarch. Presumably with Florence Pugh playing Dr. Girlfriend (later Dr. Mrs. The Monarch).
It's interesting that you say Didgeridoo full of bees. Cause that's how they're made. Trees that have been hollowed out by native bees are cut down to made into didgeridoos.
...A swarm of digeridoos?
That's how it learns the sound.
Interesting...
An ancient artifact weapon in a game: The Digeridoo of Bees!
MYSTERY BISCUITS!
Several years later the words 'bees' is still completely ruined for me. Always hear it Gary's voice.
just like "Panthers?"
Imad Morsli I was afraid I was the only person who respond to the word panthers with “Panthers?”
@@imadmorsli2871 "Paanthers?" :D
CGP Grey permanently affected my view on bees.
Just rewatched Inception and the Dark Knight trilogy. All I could think any time Michael Caine was on screen was "if we don't act quickly, this nuclear power plant is going to be full of bees!"
Wait, the "updoc" thing actually worked? Wow.
I hear it like, "Eh! What's up, doc?"
-Bugs Bunny.
@@otherssingpuree1779 think it was "updog"
@@cameront011 Most people usually use "updog", but the captions on this video say "updoc"
@@anstheram damn guess im just hard of hearing
In Matt's defence, this was the weekend he came straight to York after a week of nightshifts and was running on fumes
If you want an apocalypse in which jam would quite handily take out a swarm of bees, try reading Jam by Yahtzee Croshaw. Granted, the 3-foot thick layer of carnivorous jam covering Brisbane *is* the apocalypse in that case.
Splungified great book
Yay, yahtzee!
Wasn't as fantastic as his others, but still an excellent book.
What exactly
@@ShroudedWolf51 Honestly so far it's been my favorite. Granted, I haven't gotten the chance to read Differently Morphous.
I've probably rewatched every episode of Citation Needed seven times and I would have to say this is probably in the top 3 of all-time. Maybe even the best.
This one’s good but I probably liked Juan Pujol Garcia and operation thirtyninetude more
"Why would you want that?' is right up there.
@@alexbadman750 When Gary hears about the enigma machine and shouts, "You **KNOBHEADS**!!!" I spit coffee every single time.
It certainly contains my favorite line out of all of them, which is "A swarm of digeridoos?"
I'm a bit more partial to the Thomas Midgley Jr. one or the Steven's Island Wren one with Will Seaward
I was reading today about the USAF's new drones that were described as "like a swarm of a bees" and all I heard in my head was Gary going "...OF BEES!"
I'm just noticing, Gary has like..four different types of loudspeakers in just one room of his house
Can you see round corners? Between the five camera angles I can only see three speakers, of two different types.
Also a space rocket citrus juicer.
@@gwenynorisu6883 I see three speakers of three types, so we must not be seeing the same ones.
I think they’ve said this series was at Matt’s old house. So I suspect it’s because he’s an audio engineer.
Sounds like the houses I build in The Sims
heh, sound, audio engineer
I really appreciate the Byrds puns in this. I play in a band with Roger McGuinn's son, and through a friend of this band I started leading birdwatching walks. So now I have friends who appreciate both the Byrds and their "turns" and birds including terns. One of the places we go has a tern colony.
still to this day surprised no one mentioned the fantastic horrible movie attack of the killer tomatoes at the end of this ep. No way Gary doesn’t know about it
Best thing about a Jam Rolls? It's a sticky-shift.
Vulpine Hunter get out
Wahey!
How dare.
WEYYYYYY
My favorite line ever: "fwoom, this bee is done."
I just binge watched all of these and enjoyed them greatly!! I laughed until my sides ached AND learned a lot of different tidbits along the way! I can't wait until you're back with the next season!! :)
Watching this after the whole’ “murder hornets” come to the USA’ thing happened, and the movie suddenly sounds slightly more realistic.
Slightly.
Where’s Michael Cane to do a narration when ya need him?! 😂
I need to say this and I don't care who I offend with it: Gary Brannon is my absolute number-one favourite Gary Brannon.
0:22 when your grandparents try to face time
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am happy to be in the camp who heartily enjoys a well executed ‘what’s updog?’ joke.
so am i!
me: :)
tom: CITATION NEEDED WILL RETURN
me, knowing it won't: :(
sir cross leg Though it did return back then! :)
Two of these people are lying!
@@cathorion8137 Hiatus :(
@@GumSkyloard all because of that virus going around
@@meetaverma8372 damn virus. it makes me feel sick.
This show is wonderful and I enjoy it immensely! Although to be honest, anything that involves the four of you being silly is gold as far as I'm concerned.
As a keeper, I'll bee humored.
As a keeper, me too. You couldn't take a swarm out to sea though, bees hate flying over large bodies of water. And they won't fly further than five kilometres from their colonies. And can only detect sound from about 300 to 500 hertz which is lower than many alarm systems. But you can major in bees in university
Majored in BEEEEEES
I can't believe that THE Tom Scott has done an updog. what a world
I'm looking forward to your next series, "Forgotten Blockbuster Movie Reenactment Theatre."
a what's updoc joke?
the pain....
Better than an updog joke.
His face as he responded, though. You could see him beginning to think "I have made a terrible error..."
He died of ligma.
why???
why are we here? Just to suffer...
Dead memes?
You know you've won when you make the sound engineer headbutt his microphone in defeat.
Dinosaurs!
Love Matt's reaction at the end. He truly looks gutted.
The Swarm but every time they say bee it gets faster
The swarm, but every time they say "bee", it switches to bee movie, and every time the bee movie says "bee" it switches back to the swarm
It was sadly not built to the spec that you guys discussed.... But there actually is a famous Rolls Royce called "Jam Roll" :-D
How I would end the movie is s camera slowly panning down on a grave that says "bees" and as it approaches the ground a very slight buzzing sound increases in volume.
Then there's the even worse "The Killer Bees", as featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000. Sadly, no Michael Caines were found in it.
..I'm gonna rewatch Black Sheep now. "Remember.. You're a tree.." "..NO I'M A F*CKING SHEEP!" Forgotten I had it, thanks for the reminder!
1/3 of the video: talking about the actual article
2/3 of the video: talking about a giant jam sandwich
Is there a problem with that?
yes, they don't talk about *a* giant jam sandwich, they talk about a book *called* giant jam sandwich
Chris's "fwoomp" popcorn noise is brilliant
I would like to suggest, if somebody adds captions for this, and you can't work out what they're saying during their Tom Hardy impression, to just copy the automatic ones.
"Poles are open to Hope roles!"
"GOOGLE!"
"Be here soon removal move reboot. Hula hoop!"
The captions can't speak British.
So, I just watched a trailer for this film, and it was hilarious. "For more than 20 years, scientists have known that a swarm of killer bees has been headed towards the United States." From where?The special effects look great, though. Like the scene where the bees push a train off a cliff, with the great view from inside the driver's cabin as the train rolls... as does the world outside the window.Still, I guess it's more realistic than Fury.
They completely missed the pun "Michael Crane"
Back when not everyone knew about the updog joke! Yes! Hehehehehe
The Swarm 2: Buzzing Didgeridoo
Michael Caine is retiring from acting. The bees got to him y'all!
I watched this for probably the tenth time now and only today it came to me that the jam covered Rolls Royce would be called "Jamthom"
Citation Needed...but covered in BEES! Mystery Bzzcuits!
*sighs heavily*
I had the giant jam sandwich book as a kid. Can confirm it was an ace book.
What they need to do is make a dramatic recreation of the North Norfolk ladybird invasion.
"Based on real-life events," only with explosions, Kane and a giant jam sandwich.
I finally looked up who/what Maurice Micklewhite is and that's really funny - good on you Chris
The Maurice Micklewhite joke did not get the reaction it deserved
I decided to finally Google him because of your comment. Well played Chris!
I love the way Gary says bees!
as a continuation of the list of animals that have invasion movies, there was lupus, which is a film about killer rabbits
That is an amazing movie! I'm not saying it's good, but it is amazing.
oh god that end joke xD That was hilarious xD
Which one?
@@meetaverma8372 updoc
I had that book too, there are some great big brick factories converted to flats in the city, reminds me of the enormous oven every time I see them.
The opening sequence was Stayin' Alive by Bee Gees.
9:41
best line ever; can’t stop lauging
All time best book for kids. I read it in my youth (I'm 42) and have been reading to my three year old son since he was two. We've both got it memorized. The rhyming schemes and wonderful artwork leave a last impression. Buy this book for your kids when you have them.
This is definetly Tom losing his calm in this, he’s cracking a lot of jokes.
2:11 Is my favourite moment in all of citation needed
Me: drinks water.
“Bees”
*becomes wetter.
The Swarm is available for free streaming to anyone who has Amazon Prime, as of 2/11/18
I had Giant Jam Sandwich. They didn't crush the wasps. They hooked the sandwich up to a few helicopters and flew it into the sea.
Now I'm reminded of that Eddie Izzard bit about being a beekeeper.
I was surprised they didn't mention Eddie.
Chris' intro line is quite fitting following 2x06's bonus material
1:26 I read that story as a kid! I haven't thought of it in 30 or so years. Wow.
you know how I like my coffee? covered in bees!!!!!
I like my coffee like I like my women.
Covered in bees.
I like my coffee like I like my women...
As light as possible
you know how i like my coffee?
ON ICE.
There's a Star Trek: Voyager episode called The Swarm. I hoped this episode was about that. Ah well, Michael Caine impressions never get old.
GIANT JAM SANDWICH!!!! THE MEMORIES
What was fuzzed out on Matt's microphone at the end?
An "if found, please call" phone number. If people noticed the fuzzing, they'll notice the number!
***** How exactly does one loose a microphone?
Programming With Aiden You'd be surprised. There's a reason that a lot of rental companies consider them a disposable expense.
Nillie I've stopped lending out gear after one of my e385s came back dead. Luckily sennh replaced it for free, they're an awesome company.
Can speak from experience, just from lending the things out for specific events in a particular lecture theatre in the same university, they _still_ don't always come back in the same number as you lent out. It's bizarre. Is there a secret black market in stolen mics, or are they just _that_ easy to misplace?
0:12
"NO BITCHES?"
Anyone got a link to that clip of "If you don't close those doors, this scientific institution will be overrun by bees"?
I thought you were going to talk about The Swarm at Thorpe Park. I've never head of this movie, it does sound somewhat intriguing that I might look into it.
Note for the quiz community. Michael Caine has now changed his name to--Michael Caine
Drinking game suggestion: have a drink every time they say "bees".
On second thought, maybe that's not such a good idea...
I have really enjoyed this series, I hope there's going to be another!
Silver Shroud is a superhero(comic) in Fallout 4
Aleth86 *TV show
Bees attracted by alarms?
Put out a boat, jank in the contrils, jam the horn and let is sail across the pacific...
I INSTINCTIVELY SHOT BACKWARDS IN MY CHAIR WHEN MATTS FACE CAME TOWARDS THE SCREEN, IM FUCKIN DIEING M8
how has 'Updog' somehow made it from 2015 to 2022
Half a year later I came back to make the same joke and here I am to find this
And in a Jam Rolls you'll always be jammed in traffic XD
Oh my gosh, rewound to see Matt's updoc face a good 8 times!
So. Anyone watched Doctor Bees?
"What's this? An overabundance of bees in the workplace? My briefcase full of bees oughta put a stop to that!"
***** "Oh no! The situation has been made worse by the addition of even more bees!!"
+Nick Nirus "What's this!? A web show woefully underpopulated by bees!? A large influx of bees should put a stop to that!"
There was also the invasion of giant rabbits!
On the kitchen counter, is that a model of the spaceship that serleena arrived in in men in black 2?
Creative Carrie It does look weirdly like that.
Another fact about "The Swarm", it was Fred McMurray (Double Indemnity)'s final film appearance before his death.
What a career
Ah, Flubber, Son Of Flubber and Rally Round The Flag, Boys. Yes, an interesting career.
Can you get mystery biscuits for a particularly good answer that's not related to the article but is related to one of the tangents they inevitably dift off to?
Actually yes
I will forever be slightly disappointed that Gary went for Silver Ghost instead of Silver Shadow, or Silver Shad as it's called. Much closer pun :(
This show is just brilliant you can't possibly end it again.
Oh my God! I just realized that Bane was actually Kenny Mccormick! You bastards!
i just happened to make myself some sweet-rice with jam on top right before this video started (i'm watching from a list)
0:53 what is that metal thing on the counter that looks like a rocket thing with 3 legs, because i have something EXACT LIKE THAT but i dont know the name of it
DatWuffy Sorry I'm a bit late, but that is the Alessi Juicy Salif Lemon Squeezer :)
Now I'm interested what you blurred out. :)
Me too, but i would guess a barcode that could give out some personal information or something..
They actually sold the cooked bees.... it was honey crisps
The jam inside a clear coat would have to somehow be guarded against mold.
+Tom Scott And at the end of this great series, the Technical Difficulties win a well-stocked men's fertility clinic owned by the actor from Capote.
It's Philip Seymour Hoffman's full-of-semen hospital.
Ah yes, my favourite season, Summe
This episode sponsored by Michael Caine's Bradford Cranes.
Did the laser disc have a B side?
Oh my God I remember giant jam sandwich, they didn't use a crane they used helicopter tractors.
It's Gary Brannan's house... Mighty mighty with an all stang out mouth
Nine years later and we finally found the top comment
Isn’t it crusty aren’t we clever
But the wasps were just as bad as ever!
Considering what I've heard about the luxury car manufacturers, how they get pissy if you take your ridiculously expensive car and paint it a color they don't approve of, I kinda doubt they'll do the jam thing.
How did Gary not get a biscuits for that answer?
It smash cuts to the bee and squishes it on the lens
The Swarm 2: Buzzkill