Brutalmoose: Televoid 1-5 (Theory) - Inside A Mind
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- Televoid! A series created by brutalmoose! A couple of people suggested Televoid to me while ago, but I never got round to making a video on the show. So, here it is! Hope you enjoy I decided to present this Televoid theory in the style (sort of) of Televoid itself.
I encourage you all to check out the series if you haven't already and make up your own theories too!
All the best! Take care!
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MUSIC (Can be found searching in the creator studio):
Heat Wave
Where To Walk
Atlantis
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Darkness Is Coming
Destiny Day
Dark Walk
This was SO COOL!! Loved every second of it! I love the theory, and I appreciate all the hard work you put into making this video!
Makes me want to get started on episode 6!
wow
Get on it, Ian! I miss televoid!
Woah Ian, who's that beautiful lady in your avatar there?
brutalmoose Hey Ian. How is life?
OMG
Honestly, I don’t think he’s trapped in a ‘ small room’ I think it’s meant to be a literal ‘ void’ it’s full of endless black space, and it would make sense that he can pull out random stuff...as a void would serve perhaps as a black hole he could pull stuff out of.
100% correct
yeag
I mean it has void in the name
Television Void?
It could also be that he's taking the "nothingness" from the void in order to create objects?
So wait- is "Inside a Mind" a double entendre? Something applicable to both your theorizing, and your lore?
The Theorizer whoa you're here
Lol nobody noticed your comment
Rock with Arms the majority of comments are unnoticed, I expected as much
The Theorizer I guess, but you're still... You.
Fancy meeting you here, my guy
Really digging this, well done! I like to think that "I am stuck in the T..." was supposed to be "...Toaster."
All along Televoid was just a building up to introduce us all to the BrutalFoods series...
OBEY MY FOOD OPINIONS
BITCH
Thanks mom
ChinChily IT WAS A PREQUEL ALL ALONG
I feel like this theory is half right. I believe Ian is trapped inside a mind... specifically, inside the mind of his creator, Ian. He's free to be the Ian of Televoid only when there's a Televoid episode. The Higher Power is the actual Ian, Brutalmoose, for whom the utility of this character- his entire existence -begins and ends with using him for Televoid. Which means those long gaps, the pained tortured expressions, the lack of anything to do or enjoy, comes from the very concept of the show. Ian can make anything appear... during the span of an episode. So the exercise bike is still there between episodes, but not a bookshelf or games or something else to make the long dreadful wait in the void better. And trying to be more than Ian of Televoid causes him injury because that's not his place. There's already an Ian outside Televoid, the one in the real world, and trying to be more than that is straining him to his limits while also being fought against by his creator. Who, in terms of the character he's created, is pseudo-omnipotent. Piss off the real Ian too much, and bam. Collapse to the floor and be replaced next time. But can a creator really ever forget the damage he does to his own creations? Or will their pain carry over to any 'other' incarnations? That's how you end up with multiple Ians but ones whose actions and reactions seem to bleed into one another. That's my two cents, anyway.
poiuppx I thought that too
Pong
I want to add to your theory the 3 lines Ian says at 13:00 : " what if I'm just words on a page , or frames on a screen, or thoughts in somebody's head". When you take this with you're theory they make a lot more sense ! Because that's what Ian is, or at least the character Ian in the televoid. Let's first take the "thoughts in somebody's head" part: before a character exist, someone has to think of this character. Then when this person decide to make their character "Real" (making them show on videos or else) they will wright down the scenario of a story : "words on a page". And then, the final stage : "frames on a screen" thé character is showing up on the video making him part of the multiple frame there is on a screen to show us a simple video...
What the fu-(We'll be right back folks.)
Litten.exe has stopped functioning please reboot
It's probably nothing but to me, the font that "Color" is in reminds me very much of the "Color" font from the Game Boy Color
Yeet u could be right buster
Nice pfp
a fellow starkid fan? nice Wiggly pfp
that’s exactly what I thought
The way you spell colour physically pains me
9:14 IDK if you mention this later but the email he takes off of the pile (not the one you read out loud, the one that was on top of that one) says (anything in [brackets] is just a note I made for clarity, but everything else is directly transcribed, including errors):
[title] What is happening?
From: Jackson Skilton [Picture blurry. Not sure if last name spelled right]
Dear Ian of the Televoid universe, are you okay? Everytime we see you, it's only when your TV works. Even then when we see you, you're sitting in front of that tv. D-do you have any running water? Do you have any food? Are you even in a place of residence? What is happening?
Yes, the last name is spelled "Skilton".
I'm surprised it took two years before someone decided to clarify that for you.
I honestly didn't think too much about Televoid. I just thought it was how he was introducing a new "segment" for his videos. And things like him being in the TV and objects appearing were just for comedic value, same for the rest of the weird things... I should start thinking deeper about this kind of stuff...
W o k e a s s f u c k Thank you.
Me too
Brutalmoose deserves way more subscribers as his content is some of the most original on TH-cam
I wholeheartedly agree
Brutalmooses channel is like a variety show, and definetly very entertaining
There’s too many under appreciated content creators everywhere
I fucking love brutalmoose
YEEEEEE
Who doesn't
*W H Y D O E S I T H U R T*
I was asked not to read this, but god damn it, I'm going to read it anyway. Because I wrote it, and it's the truth. I fucking love this moose. He is the best moose ever, PERIOD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, BRUTAL... _MOOSE._
Ian is love, Ian is life.
OMG I JUST REALIZED THAT YOU FILMED THIS AS YOU WATCHING THE SERIES ON A MONITOR BECAUSE THAT'S HOW TELEVOID IS SET UP
YOU GENIUS
Also, notice how there are a lot of safety videos, Maybe he got in some sort if car accident while riding his bike, and someone not safely walking got in there somewhere. The Baby Game could represent his life flashing before his eyes or something, and maybe the car honked it's horn but Ian wasn't listening. I don't know, but I think the videos he reviews represent something.
And then with the party videos, maybe that's why he was biking in the first place. He was trying to get to a party.
Maybe he was put in a coma not that he died, he's going through old memories. Near the end when he got worse it's showing what he looks like in his coma. Everytime he tries to explain the static cuts him off meaning he doesn't have an answer. Just thinks he does. When he passes out he could have broke through and woke up then fell back asleep which is why he was so upset when he was brought back
How have you been on youtube for 8 years
Wdym how have they been on TH-cam 8 years the platform turns 16 this year I believe
This was really interesting but I was actually surprised by your conclusion. From the start, I actually saw it more as Ian possibly being a character created by someone that gained sentience. Every time he expresses his own thoughts and feelings outside what the creator of his show/character wrote into his script (the cards in episode 1), he obviously faces backlash or censorship. The time in between each episode represents him being aware, perhaps subconsciously, of the fact that he can only do the episodes when his creator has prepared them. Over time he starts to become more aware of the fact that his existence is, in fact, simply "thoughts inside someone's mind" (that being his creator). I'm probably not explaining this very well, hahahaha. To be fair, I didn't even know about this series until I watched your video on it so I'm going at it completely fresh, and I haven't taken as much time to analyze it. This was just my initial impression.
ForeverCellist as someone who watched it as it came out, I think your initial impression is much more accurate
I think Televoid is about a youtube series gone wrong. Ian has some absurdist humor, and the idea probably popped into his head "what if i do my normal humor but darker" one day. I think the main character of Televoid is being forced to make the series, whether he wants to or not. 3/5 episodes have a theme of safety. The main character isn't safe. On a bit of deeper meaning, probably coming from the poetic side of me, Ian (the person, not the character), might feel like he HAS to make videos on schedule or people will be really mad. I think that's common with a lot of youtubers. Televoid seems to be part dark absurdist humor, part letting out anxiety coming from trying to always be producing new videos, and part about feeling stuck in one place. A common thing for everyone is feeling like you're at a standstill in life. And what better way to feel better about it than making/watching a comedy series about that negative feeling?
I'm pretty sure BrutalMoose said in his streams once that this is inspired by a channel called Memory hole and Mystery Science theater 3000. If that is important information to you.
do you remember which stream it was?
DUDE! I'm kinda sleep depived so I don't have the energy to do it, but i had this idea while watching the last episode of televoid.
You see, the episode "A message to no one" is about listening and a message that probably no one would hear. The next episode starts with a fairy singing "Listen, listen, listen".
So, when the skunk appears on top of the tv and tells Ian to listen to his message but Ian (nor us) didn't heard anything, only background noise, then an ominous music starts on the background.
My idea was that Ian or that Skunk hid a message in the audio of the video, a hidden message that no one would hear "A message to no one".
So if one of you could download the video, put it in an audio program, and go through the video (or at least the parts with only the background noise) searching for maybe a hidden audio clip or something.
Don't know... I'm going to sleep now.
Bye.
Love the video, by the way.
Good idea
So I know that nobody will probably read this, but here's something I thought was worth noting:
I wanted to point out that the commercial at the beginning of episode 5 starts with the words "now listen" echoing in and out, those words could have at least something to do with the theme of the previous episode, which was listening. Why do I think this has any significance? Because in episode 3, in the part with "Race your baby" you can see clips from the commercial at the beginning of that episode, the one about banana cake, and mind that Ian was actually watching that. So Ian could either be fully aware of the commercials before each episode (which would be weird considering the beginning of episode 4), or he couldn't and it's just a fun 4'th wall break.
Well be happy that you're being noticed
Farhan Rizal I know you’re not, but when I first read that, i thought you were being salty or something
This could just be a coincidence, but all of the commercials at the beggining of each episode starts with a C (Cereal, Cat food, Cake, Ciggarettes) except the last one which is Ice Cream, and starts with an I.
And Ice Cream has a "C" in it. Maybe it's building up to "I C U"?
I think C could stand for "CREATOR" and I for "Ian".
Oh shit, I freaking love Televoid, so glad to see you covering it!
It really does deserve more credit
These are some really interesting points! But, I disagree with you on the conclusion. I believe that rather than being all in Ian's head, Televoid is something of a testing ground for advertisers trying to figure out the effects of being given only ads and "educational" videos to try and shape one's mind. I got that from not only the ads that always play before the episodes, but the fact that every show he watches is either a glorified ad like Baby Game or heavily sponsored to get a message across like A Message To No One.
I disagree, that seems way too niche. It would serve no purpose, it isn't really thought provoking and it fits it less.
The glorified ads make sense because if all he does it watch television and think about television, when he goes mad you'd expect those to appear and be frequent with a lovely twist due to the insanity of it all.
The "all in his head" thing is lazy and overused. I really wish it's something close to Twilight Joltik's theory. It's too much of an interesting set up to slap the "it wasn't real ooooo" ending on it. Pure uninspired laziness, imo. BrutalMoose can and will do better than that.
Since brutalmoose likes MST3K I figured Televoid kind of explores the "what happens between episodes" -thing. I basically think of it as a "dark and gritty" MST3K parody/homage
I really like this theory, but I got something totally different from it? I kinda thought it might be about the audience taking the power away from the creator, i mean, brutalmoose's whole channel is based on a similar idea as televoid, the whole 'reviewing obscure kids content', I thought he was saying that the audience tends to only care about a creator when they're making content, i mean in episode one, theres the static interruption when hes discussing himself and where he got all the shows and basically anything OTHER than the actual reviewing-content of the episode....in the beginning of episode 2 he talks about how he 'ceases to exist' in the time between releasing content which kind of lends itself to the impatient audience asking why something hasn't been released yet, he only 'exists' when hes reviewing content or having direct creator-to-audience interaction, the 'higher power' is the audience itself as it basically explains what he should be doing and when it should be released, when he tries to ignore this 'higher power' in favour of what he wants to do, he is punished in a sense....I could be totally wrong but I love the idea that its a commentary on the role of the creator in relation to their audience, and the obligation that comes with a larger online presence.
Televoid, sure seems to be a mix of a void and television.
you just blew my mind
I think the Televoid is more likely something akin to the Black Lodge in Twin Peaks; a place that doesn't follow the rules of the universe as we understand them where Ian is trapped and forced to make this show. The one email in episode 3 mentions the Televoid spreading, which would probably be facilitated by Ian's broadcasts.
Something I noticed - at 17:50, after he ineviews baby 3, his eyes get bags (or something like that idk) around them. Something to note it is *after* he asks a question about free time and what they do in it. And when he says 'fasanating' with a scarcastic tone, and everything after that for a while, he is snapping it out, like he is angry or annoyed. So using that, and your theory, I think his mind is using or reflecting on the fact that when he was younger, he would spend all his free time watching tv, and, using his parents views on that, it could explain why. Because his parents wanted him to do anything else, but he didn't want to, or watched tv out of spite.
So what I'm saying is that him asking this question is a call back to his parents not wanting him to spend all his free time watching tv. And him using a scarcastic/annoyed tone could be a refernce to his parents telling him not to watch tv.
But the blood, maybe it's something to do with the saftey videos - road since it was the first one - and the next question was about saftey, suggesting something happened to him.
But the bags, begining of his transformation (bags to blood to floor) could be saying *how* he got into this, he watched to much tv, possibly missing sleep (or sitting to close to the tv) then an accedient -blood and saftey videos- then that caused him to go into this state, a coma or death?
*I don't know, but I just wanted to say something about that.*
I think black and white Ian is Ian's dark/evil side, while "color" Ian is a happy Ian. I'm saying this because everytime Ian gets "happy" it says presented in color.
Did he bleed from the mouth in the 5th episode? If so, new theory: he's poppy!
Snoopy McGuire he pophespophepoheshespoppyhespoppyhespohespohepopshespoppy
🤦🏼♂️
Snoopy McGuire I would like but it’s at 69, I hope you understand
Snoopy McGuire Also, no, obviously, he just ate something too spicy, like wheat bread
Stop, none of this
The 'Message to No One' episode always makes me cry. Poor Stinky :(
I've seen televoid... but I looked over it and I didn't think there was more to it.
same here, and I've been watching Brutalmoose for like, 3-4 years now
The fuck? Brutalmoose has an arg now too?
not really
And a cooking show......for some reason
Zayaan Nashrid the cooking show i awesome
I don't think I agree with the last part of that theory. The whole "inside his mind" thing. I think it's a higher power type show.
Definitely
This is a brilliant satire of the online review formula.
In shows like The Angry Video Game Nerd and the Nostalgia Critic (along with many, many, many others) the main character who reviews the content is just introduced to us in the sense of the review with no explanation. Common tropes include self insertion into what they're reviewing, living parodies of characters in the content appearing in the reciew room, and props appearing seemingly out of nowhere. All Televoid does is question these tropes, and it works to great effect.
YES A TELEVOID THEORY!!!
Drunk Fox: I'm here to teach you abooouuut....
Ian: Walking Safety?
Drunk Fox: Shut. The F**k. Up.
Damn. Should have saved my "INSIDE A MIND" joke
Really enjoyed Televoid. I wish Brutalmoose would continue the series. It always sucks when TH-cam creators build up an interesting lore and then discontinue it without a conclusion.
So I just found out that 'Televoid' is apparently a movie from 1998 about a TV show from Hell that sucks your mind away.
The main character is named Skully. In the movie, he fights the 'Video Demon'.
Thanks for this, I’ve been following Brutalmoose for a long time, so, being used to Ian’s weirdness I watched these with no second thoughts at all. Really enjoyed it all.
Imagine how terrifeying it would be to be in his position
You forgot to mention the fan art he got of him lying scared on the floor where he says "that looks familiar"
Maybe he is in a black hole and he is stuck in this strange place. That’s maybe why the show is called tele”VOID”
What if him not being able to read is because the whole thing of “tv rots your brain” and he could read through the tv because it was like watching tv so his mind accepted it
If only televoid continued after episode 6, but anything Ian makes is great, so oh well
He might still be a child thinking about what he wants to do when he’s older but might also have suffered childhood traumas, he watches tv and daydreams to escape whatever is traumatizing him
I agree with you on your points about the show itself, but I really hope that this entire thing isn’t some “whoops it was all a dream lol” twist. It seems that with the emails’ warnings and static, there’s something pulling the strings, but to end up going with the cliche theory of “Oh, the main character is dead/in a coma seems to me like kind of a cop out for such an interesting series.
I love to see brutalmoose doing something so creative! I love this type of Alan Resnick-esque, or A.S. style content... Brutal does it beautifully. There needs to be so much more of this type of content... Everyone loves lore & a good mystery!!
Thanks for covering this!! 😊
This was a good video but I disagree. I think someone has trapped Ian in the Telavoid and forced him to review old vhs tape. They don't want us to free him which is why they don't want him to read fan mail or tell us what Telavoid is. And when Ian was saying ' I'm trapped in the t-' and got cut off they didn't want him to finish because then we would know for sure that he is trapped somewhere.
Brutalmoose is lowkey the best channel on youtube. The game reviews, movie reviews, food reviews and Televoid, they're all great.
I like his food reviews
I thought of something that could be possible. The "guest appearences" the drunk fox, the babies, the skunk, and the superhero represent something. The fox could represent a drinking addiction Ian has or had. The babies could represent youth and/or the past. The skunk could represent his hygeine or maybe something else like no one wants to be near him because skunks are something we avoid. And the superhero could represent Ian's mind trying to still save himself, and thats why the superhero saves him. I don't know if this could be a valid theroy but it was something I noticed.
we Need More Televoid Like Now
Two of my fav TH-camrs doing pretty much a collab. That's fucking cool. I had no idea there was a hidden meaning to Televoid I never payed that much attention honestly
I was more drawn to the idea that he’s “frames on a screen”. I mean, he’s only in use when the show is being filmed, maybe his existance is purely for the sake of filming Televoid episodes?
Summoning the bike helmet out of nowhere and appearing in the tv for a gag are common tropes in the "Entertainment Reviewing" community. These tropes are commonly used by people such as Jon Tron, the Angry Video Game Nerd, and the Nostalgia Critic.
I think Televoid is brilliant as it asks a simple question. "Wait, but, how do they do that?"
I just had an idea. All of the episodes are presented "in colour" and in pre-episode/ end of episode sequences are in grey tones, and in the early episodes he is in a dark room where he "dies" could the dark room/ the grey scale pre-episode time, represent death and or depression? And how it's always in colour when he's watching tv aka his escape. Just an idea tho.
Oh man! I am totally getting a Mystery Science Theater 3000 vibe from this. A guy, trapped, forced to watch terrible old video footage, skits and characters appear that are based off of the footage that he's watched. I love it!
I recommended this to Night Mind; I'm glad you got around to doing it!
Was honestly letting my TH-cam run on auto play as I drew and it randomly came to your channel. I can honestly say you made me put down my pencils and pay attention. Nice job mate loved the video!
My thought there is a higher power but I don’t think it’s him it has to be something that control what he’s thinking I like it’s run by a mad man not that Ian is one and in the last episode he will finally have a free thought and escape the tiny hell
I love when people put so much work into these dark/scary web series. Thank you ian and inside a mind.
9:14
Missed the top mail; it's different from the read mail later on.
He says something in episode 1 like “she ended up HERE for doing bike tricks? My parents...” I don’t know if that was just a poor choice of words for there? Or the bike safety class. Could be hell.
this is absolutely mental!!!!!!!
Genuinely curious why none of the episodes came out after Ep5, shame that the story was never fleshed out.
TUNA NOODLE MY FAVORITE!
I am glad I was suggested your channel by youtube. You cover some really cool things!
I don't like "its all in your head" theories, not because they don't have a "deeper meaning" but because they're cliche, overdone, and lazy, and 99 times out of 100 are not even accurate to the creator's idea or some other explanation is just as easily viable. The "its all not real" theory can just explain away literally anything and everything in everything. It's like the God of theories, you can't disprove it and that's annoying an obnoxious. Thankfully, you don't even really fully push that idea here. You're pushing more of a, "its just completely anomalous and unexplainable" theory which is much more satisfying and interesting, even if it's a bit cliche and overdone too.
Either that or "they're in purgatory owoo, spooky." They're propagated so much because they are near impossible to disprove. Detaching completely from the physical world makes anything possible, including any and all inconsistencies, because it's magic!
He even parodies his format in the beginning. I love this channel
Most elaborate PSA ever?
Loved how your voice makes the terror mood softer, good job!
If you watch the pilot you notice that it's the only review that is in black in white. The rest are in color!
As someone with bipolar, this entire show is the inside of my head and my emotional state.
Make a new video on 2h32! They have a bunch of new videos and a new playlist, I loved the first video and want to see where it’s going, and watching them in way to creeped out to think of my own theory
So glad people care about brutal moose. i love him!
The 2th I.. That fox sounded like.. PBG! (PeanutButterGamer) Thats strange..
Man your voice really sells the theories, it fits so well
*THEORY* What If Ian Died When He Was A Kid And Ever Since Then He Has Been In Either The Afterlife Or Purgatory Doing What He Loves Most, Watching TV
Thank you SO much for making this! I was having a hard time making sense of this series xD
HEY EPISODE 6 CAME OUT 7 MONTHS AGO WHEN YA GONNA CONTINUE THIS THEORY?
brutalmoose is one of my favorite channels :')
I have a confession to make 🙈 I've not actually watched through a full episode before today and god damn my mind has exploded into all things philosophical! Absolutely loved this video - now it's time to sit down & binge through some more!! 🙌🏽💯👌🏽
Racist bigot, don’t you mean: 🙌💯?
I remember coming across the televoid series and knowing nothing about it, I was a fan of brutalmoose for a while and got bored of his content so I didn't really stick around
Really cool to finally find out!! Even if I'm three years late lmao, I also really like this video, you got his style down pat and I really enjoyed it :]
Edit: omfg I also remember seeing a video later on with his hair grown out and being surprised and confused, fun fun
Im stuck in the T? Like Twilight zone?
mrwoodchuck94 maybe this is a twilight zone episode?
Nice two of my fav youtubers that I subbed to recently, I loved it btw thanks for posting
15:00 I saw the word unstable!
Inside A Mind oh, neat!!! Great video, btw
Lydia McVay Are you trying to pretend that he wrote a response?
9:58 what’s the song in the background there, it sounds good and I hope I can tell me
Televoid should be an SCP lol
SCP: 1987: The Televoid
Class: Keter
This SCP was found in the studio of a man named [REDACTED]. It appears to be a black room, and it contains a TV, a plant, a chair, and [REDACTED] himself, seemingly trapped within it. After containment, we placed various cameras around to study it, but it seems as though it has manipulated them to make some kind of show, where [REDACTED] looked at old and somewhat corny tv specials and read fan letters. Not strange as it seemed, but then we watched. We saw that it granted [REDACTED] strange, seemingly paranormal, powers that granted him to make anything he thought of appear, and the results were....strange, to say the least. They ranged from a talking skunk, to a drunk, anthropomorphic fox, all with some kind of strange quality to them. The first "episode" it produced was normal by reviewing show standards, but then we went into the second "episode", which was a little stranger than the former. The third "episode" was where we classed the void as a "keter", as it mentally attacked [REDACTED] using strange imagery based on what he watched that episode. Episode 4 was where we knew that this thing was a horrifying entity. [REDACTED] looked like he was in a horrible condition, with ragged hair and bags in his eyes. He didn't give an introduction and went straight into the episode. It was shown that it can manipulate speech, as [REDACTED] knew nothing of what he was watching, yet suddenly, he did. Near the end of the episode, as [REDACTED] was reading letters, but before he could read aloud, static appeared on the screen. But it looked as if the static somehow hurt him. His voice became distorted, and he was trying his hardest to read what only he knew as his only human interaction. He later passed out. I was doing late night studies on it, with [REDACTED] still out cold. Suddenly, the TV switched on to an episode of the very show it made, Televoid. The various characters [REDACTED] made were like a late show band, and [REDACTED] appeared onscreen, in very great condition, although I could still see his seemingly dead body in front of me. In the episode, which had a somewhat different format (white background rather than a black one, upgraded TV, etc.), he looked at a strange safety special that starred a safety themed superhero who could reverse time to make things safer. [REDACTED] *seemed* happy, yet for a second, he looked like how he was in the black room, tired and rugged, with a distorted and horrible message of death. He then returned to happiness afterward, that is, until the fan mail segment. One letter wanted to know about the main band members, 3 black and white babies. Everytime the camera cut away, [REDACTED] became more and more like his previous self, finally returning to "normal" before the TV changed to the special he watched. The superhero leapt from the TV and seemingly revived him. He looked around, and then fell into a deep sadness. We aren't currently sure what's next for him, but we do know that the Televoid has plans in the future.
This has been Prof. Darius Hattleby, signing out.
I had no idea there was a story to televoid! I've been a fan of his stuff for a pretty long time, how cool!
23:14 inside a mind
I tried sniffing glue before watching this, I thought it was a hallucination the entire time.
Ricky the racoon knows de wae
I always interpreted it as a simulation of some sort, almost a MST3k situation where Ian is trapped in the Televoid and forced to watch the shows/make the episodes. Only the "Televoid" itself is a computer simulation of some sort, and the people running the simulation are causing the disturbances (like the static making him sick or the items appearing from nowhere.) But this theory is cool too, and your video is really good!
You mean it takes place.
INSIDE A MIND HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I’m not funny
“Death can happen at any moment”
okay persona 3 protagonist
Too *SPOOPY* 4 me
Inside A Mind Well of course
What I love about Ian is that he genuinely loves these old shorts and bad movies, some of which have also been riffed by Rifftrax. But he does a better job because he is fond of this stuff and shares his genuine feelings about them. He actually reviewed Fairy King of Ar BEFORE Rifftrax riffed it. And he found it in a thrift store.
Hi
Inside A Mind omg you answered
Dear Mr.Inside a mind
I just want to say your an amazing Theorist! Keep up the good work!!
My dream is for you to theorize on My "basketball channel" --- (i will delete this comment soon, as to seem not as obvious when the day comes)
Ducks In Tophats, What the funk?!
FUNKAH
Is this the Ricegum like delete later?
THE NBA STORYTELLER you forgot to delete it
You forgot to delete it my Dude! You're ruining the immersion!
I enjoy the new way you made this video with you doing a sort of "running commentary"