I just realized given the time this was made, showing the coach putting his hand on his shoulder was actually a big deal, back then apperently people used to be afraid to even touch people who had it
You can thank people who made a career out of fearmongering like Anthony Fauci, who was THE guy that said it could be transmitted through something like touching a cereal box at the grocery store.
@@tintor2 he killed nearly everyone he came in contact with in another. His radiation poisoning was so contagious, just shaking hands was enough to transfer it to other people.
The coach sounds so much like Lee from The Walking Dead. It was bothering me that IMDB had no information, so I watched the episode. Dave Fennoy, who plays Lee, is in fact voicing the coach here.
Both literally and socially. You could lose whole friends and family if you had it. This episode was based on a real incident where a kid got AIDS from a contaminated blood transfusion or something, his entire town and even teachers shunned him.
@@xibalbalon8668 I still remember even around the early 2010s it was still a big deal. It still is, but at least we have the medicine to help people with it.
It's amazing we're making steps towards no only treating but actually curing HIV. Hopefully cancer research will get there too, massive respect to all the researchers putting in the work.
Lee being a father figure to troubled youths is so wholesome. It's good to see that he got to have some fun as a sports coach before the world went apocalyptic.
@@undercoverxyz7 it is quite literally not funny or clever at all, and the entire punchline depends on you finding racism to be hilarious. Can’t rationalize yourself out of this one m8
Captain Planet might be a superhero show about saving the environment, but it also discussed some heavy issues like drug addiction and so on. Man! This show was ahead of its time.
Todd's father: Coach, Todd has aids and has given up on life. Coach: Then you should talk to him. Todd's father: Nah, I'm just his father. But you're his coach, you're like a father to him.
@@tetsuolionheart9611 it was actually the episode where Stan becomes the coach of a pee wee hockey team and one of the parents wants Stan to talk to his son to cheer him up because the child is dying of cancer.
@@cuddlebug8106 you're not wrong... it's good to have Coach Lee's helping out people on the ground while Doctor Lee's are working towards successful vaccines and cures.
I thought this would some ridiculous meme worthy acting or hillarously badly delivered lines for such a serious subject matter, but it's actually a very well handled scene that reflects how serious the disease is, but encourages those who have it to keep fighting. Beautifully done
The coach takes advantage of the situation to make himself seem like a savior. Secretly he knows they wouldn't keep him from playing in the game over AIDs because that's dumb... but the coach needed this ego boost, so he told the kid that HE would make sure the thing that was going to happen anyway, would happen.
When I heard of Doogie Howser, it was from Screech in that SAT episode of Saved by the Bell. Now I'm realizing, "That's how I met your mom" guy was doogie howser??? well I'll be damned.
I know you probably uploaded this because it is potentially funny, but I actually found it to be really heartfelt and the track kind of helped too. I like how the music went from helpless to upbeat and hopeful to perfectly represent have that kid was feeling. I can’t imagine how demoralizing and helpless it has to feel dealing with this disease, I’m glad it was handled with such tact in this scene
@@olivernguyen1709 sorry I'm not low IQ like you and see the fairy tale message. You can spread HIV through contact and players constantly bleed on the court. Go read a book Oliver
This video played out so differently than I excepted; at first I thought it was just a stupid meme, then I felt emotions. Then the absolute kicker at the end. What a video!
It's difficult for youth today to comprehend just how significant AIDS was. As a girl growing up in the 90s, at the time AIDS was quite terrifying. It was an incurable death sentance, and there was a lot of fear about the disease and anyone that had it, and the difference between HIV and AIDS was not understood by everyone. This resulted in a lot of fear of people that had contracted the disease. If they passed it onto you, you were as good as dead. While AIDS is not transmitted through casual touch and interactions, not everyone knew and understood this, which resulted in a lot of people with AIDS being outcast by their communities. No doubt I'm not the only 90s girl that went through education programs in school specifically about HIV & AIDS where I learned how the disease was transmitted, and just as importantly, how it WASN'T transmitted. And it is fortunate that the disease was not easily transmitted. Imagine the panic and chaos that would occur if HIV was transmitted as easily as Covid-19 is. The disease is not nearly as terrifying now as it was back then. New treatment options have appeared over the years to keep infected people alive. But back then, before these treatments existed, AIDS was the most feared disease of its time.
Yeah AIDS was definitely the worse disease on the planet by the '80s and '90s, cancer took a back seat despite being the most deadly and incurable. Then Covid-19 came along by 2020 and became the new threat.
Back then HIV/AIDS had so many unknowns. This was really wholesome for the coach to be supportive of him. Regardless of what you believe in… I think our cartoons could do with more POSITIVE messages and characters… for example Static Shock tackled gang violence and racism. We just knew how to reach people with messages like that back then bring back this kind of creativity and fun.
No. Cartoons should just be fun with absolutely no other message than fun. People like yourself have destroyed what cartoons are all about. Simple entertainment. They were not supposed to have messages of any kind. Now they are nothing but messages and filth.
@@churrbumlionactually it had three or four seasons from what I recall. It was actually pretty successful. And I agree, it shouldn't have been cancelled.
@@CuteHimbo telling him he can play, which he can't, because he is HIV positive. HIV is easily spread by blood through cuts. Players are always banged up and get cuts.
Ngl I wasn't ready for how insanely wholesome this was. Pretty cool to see but the goofy voice acting combined with the music still makes it hilarious on some level lol
when you been doom watching silly videos for a while but you finally find one that makes you laugh. I laughed really hard at this. It was very funny to me. Might be my new favourite video. Not sure why but love it.
For context, stuff like aids and hiv and other stds back then wheb this was aired could be contracted through blood transfusions and other stuff, Completely by accident, and was more prevalent then because doctors were mostly unaware of that. My mother got it when she was sick thanks to a blood transfusions was afraid she'd pass it on to me when I was still in the womb, but I never got it.
This seems ultra goofy now but, to be fair, HIV was still pretty much considered a death sentence back then. These shows were always heavy-handed & often hysterical in their approach to moral panics but, in trying to break down the stigma & dispel myths, at least those involved with this one can hold their heads high & know they were on the right side of history.
even then, it's a show for kids. Everything's more terrifying when you're young, and a diagnosis like this is still terrifying as an adult even if we have effective treatment
We are still having ridiculous moral panics now with people accusing every body around them of grooming kids while they're the ones actually sexualizing their own.
@@neighborhoodmusicsnob5517 That's a pretty fallacious claim; conservatives aren't sexualizing their kids, they're helicopter parenting them. No real ground to try and say "you do it too".
@@littlegiantj8761 I see so many conservative parents making their kids wear shirts like "future stud" and do child pageants and shit where I'm from. They're constantly making excuses when their pastors get in trouble for fondling kids. And so on.
@@neighborhoodmusicsnob5517 mainstream cons hate the pageants too, buddy. Have you met the average Baptist? They're almost afraid of sex. Protestants also don't make the excuses the Catholic church has a habit of doing. They do however just...not gatekeep, and make it easy for predators to slip through
@@moritakaishida7963I kinda want to hear both sides of this. They were before my time, but I always hear/read "The 90's were good" "No they weren't." Why or (why not) were the 90's good? My parents were (more or less) fully grown adults early on in the 90's, so they didn't really "grow up" in the 90's, at least that much.
@@hadesKIU 90s were GREAT. Music was better, the artists were more talented. Sports were WAY better, much more competitive, politicians bickered but it was nowhere near as divisive. Racial relations were better, yes there were issues, but everyone wasn't a racist. It was way SAFER for everyone. Not shootings everyday, school shootings were unheard of. Economy? Man you could get signing bonuses for a regular jobs and jobs were EVERYWHERE. Things were more affordable. Food was better too, not cheap ingredients. Planes? bigger. you still had middle rows you could sit in and they served you breakfast, lunch and/or dinner on the flight itself. TV shows all had morals involved in them, so you weren't mindlessly entertained. You didn't have to worry about being indoctrinated into any specific ideology or political thought process. Less traffic, milder temperatures, etc... I could go on and on. The 90s (and 80s) were significantly better than the current time.
90’s was great because we could afford groceries and gas. Music was amazing. Not much technology so everyone actually talked to each other and did activities rather than video games and tik tok
The big reveal is that the coach bet his retirement on the big game and needs him to play. He believes by winning he can have enough money that his wife will move back in with his daughter and reconcile with him. They actually lose, and he becomes broke. But by admitting he had a problem and seeking counseling, his wife and daughter moves back in to help make sure he will beat his gambling addiction.. They packed in a lot per episode in the 90s
It's sad that at the time it was still basically a death sentence because the government not only failed to fund research they prohibited it. Delaying the development of good drugs for years. And if course the cost of the drugs that became available at first was astronomical.
Came here expecting a shitpost, got a pretty heartwarming scene instead that reminds me that this show wasn't always pathetic. I've seen people criticize this episode for having too mature of a subject matter for kids, but honestly, if you actually understand the context of what was going on with the AIDS epidemic at the time this episode was made, it's actually a pretty brave move they did. A lotta people with HIV did get treated unfairly, look into the story of Ryan White if you wanna see what I mean. It's important media like this exists that doesn't sugar coat anything or treats kids like they're these dumb little angels who can't handle reality.
The idea that they wouldn't let him play in the big game because he had AIDs is absolutely fucking laughable. They shouldn't let him play in the big game because it's obviously already gone to his brain for him to say something that stupid
it's 4 am on a friday. time to unlist a video for no reason
Ily shokk
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Hey uh this might sound odd but do you have a spotify playlist called shokk box that's just filled with bangers
What cartoon is this?
I just realized given the time this was made, showing the coach putting his hand on his shoulder was actually a big deal, back then apperently people used to be afraid to even touch people who had it
it's the future now, it's okay for black people to touch us
You can thank people who made a career out of fearmongering like Anthony Fauci, who was THE guy that said it could be transmitted through something like touching a cereal box at the grocery store.
@@abbydabby9112I'm screaming 😂😂😂 you ain't right💀
@@abbydabby9112 god damn it this sent me
@@abbydabby9112Ahhh
Coach killed the cameraman with his crossover dribble
holy crap he's so powerful he can kill the cameraman himself???
oh dang
the cameraman said that Todd shouldnt be able to play in the big game, so coach did what he had to do
the cameraman always lives on
Cameraman went out like Tony Soprano.
This coach seems like a very supportive man
I mean he's a coach. He's supposed to be.
He reminds me of lee from the walking dead
@@JoeJoe-tu7du *YO HE DOES SOUND LIKE HIM WTH*
He's the one who gave him aids
I guess you could say he's an "athletic supporter"?
"Take it from your pal Magic Johnson"
...and Rock Hudson
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0:37 - "You sure coach?"
"I'm positive."
Cartman: ...but are you... HIV positive?
So THAT'S where he got the AIDS from...
My lips curled 🤣
Lmao I’m crying. Y’all play too much
@@YourXellency LOL 😆
This is both genuinely wholesome and oddly hilarious at the same time. It's a great message wrapped in that classic 90s cheesiness.
Along with the ever-pervasive maudlin music in the background that had to "narrate" everything. I miss the 90s 😄
2023 is more cheesy than a pack of doritos
@@kyriellepunongbayan6909Dangerously cheesy.
Back when Dr. Fauci was telling us that heterosexuals were all gonna get AIDS
The date at the beginning says 1989, so if only by sheer technicality, not 90s
if peter parker was bitten by an aids spider instead of a radioactive one
"Is he strong? Listen bud, he's got H.I.V. positive blood!"
Well in one comic he actually killed Mary Jane with Spidersemen.
@@ComicGladiatorget this post to a million likes
@@tintor2 he killed nearly everyone he came in contact with in another. His radiation poisoning was so contagious, just shaking hands was enough to transfer it to other people.
@@tintor2Yes, that was a very sticky situation.
Im glad that Lee is so supportive, even in the middle of the apocalypse
I know they might sound similar, but they speak about HIV not FEV, there are no Supermutants running around yet.
@@elvenstein yes, I am aware, I am the one who made the Fallout joke out of it. Purely because I myself always mix them up by accident.
The coach sounds so much like Lee from The Walking Dead. It was bothering me that IMDB had no information, so I watched the episode. Dave Fennoy, who plays Lee, is in fact voicing the coach here.
Thank you I thought so too
Dude, I thought the same exact thing and started scrolling the comments. 😂
Thank you for confirming that!
I was literally just watching a video on those games, how did I not notice lmao
I was thinking Phil LaMarr. Kinda sounded like John Stewart/Green Lantern.
It's a good thing Todd had such a supportive coach.
Seems like a positive influence
@@warlordofbritannia An HIV positive influence, right? 😆
Damn it's weird what Obama was up to in the 80s XD
@@CatzlovichCatnipAndCabbages lmao
“You’re playing in that game, Todd! And anyone who says otherwise is gonna have to deal with me: the #1 *n!gg@“*
I forgot that HIV used to be a death sentence, maybe one day it'll be the same for cancer
Word i miss my aunt so much
Well good news of that front, it's not perfect yet but there's now a pill that kills 70 different kinds of cancers.
Both literally and socially. You could lose whole friends and family if you had it. This episode was based on a real incident where a kid got AIDS from a contaminated blood transfusion or something, his entire town and even teachers shunned him.
@@xibalbalon8668
I still remember even around the early 2010s it was still a big deal. It still is, but at least we have the medicine to help people with it.
It's amazing we're making steps towards no only treating but actually curing HIV. Hopefully cancer research will get there too, massive respect to all the researchers putting in the work.
Prayers to anyone fighting this disease.
Not a disease. Its a virus
“Prayers” ain’t ever did shit for nobody.
@@NobodyNowhere888 wrong
🤣@@MattBean-om3qq
stop having poop sex to not get aids
Lee being a father figure to troubled youths is so wholesome. It's good to see that he got to have some fun as a sports coach before the world went apocalyptic.
Before he killed his wife's boyfriend
I thought I was the only one
I see you guys noticed his voice too. That's good.
I honestly forgot about the walking dead for a second and I was wondering what in the world happened in this show
@@OccasionalVideoDumpThe world got so polluted civilization as we know it fell apart.
This guy is pretty good at motivating people, he should be a coach or something.
Should have motivated him to keep it in his pants.
@@undercoverxyz7 take that edgy cringe back to 2016
@@undercoverxyz7 it is quite literally not funny or clever at all, and the entire punchline depends on you finding racism to be hilarious. Can’t rationalize yourself out of this one m8
Surprised he didn't get in trouble for randomly showing up just to talk to a random teenager. But that was then, this was now. 😂
@@undercoverxyz7 Dark humor is like the things you see in Bojack Horseman or It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. It's not just LOL racism.
The coach is the one friend we need who will make you feel better no matter the situation.
My friend is Glenn. Hey Glenn
PLOT TWIST: The coach is the one who gave him the HIV
coach probably gave it to him
@@GiSoldier559 no.
I am dying 😂@@GiSoldier559
“C’mon!! Let's work on your crossover dribble!!” LOL! Unintentionally funny and goofy.
Captain Planet might be a superhero show about saving the environment, but it also discussed some heavy issues like drug addiction and so on. Man! This show was ahead of its time.
EVERY SINGLE VIDEO I WATCH, YOU ARE FOLLOWING ME
Captain planet sucked 30 years before things sucked this much.
Too bad it probably would get censored if rebooted due to how the world works nowadays.
@@kestimpy which episode is it
"Ahead of its time" every show from this era was doing these weird ultra-serious episodes from time to time to get checks from the feds. Look it up.
Todd's father: Coach, Todd has aids and has given up on life.
Coach: Then you should talk to him.
Todd's father: Nah, I'm just his father. But you're his coach, you're like a father to him.
Hot damn he's right.
South Park
South Park baby ♥️
Staaannnnn
@@tetsuolionheart9611 it was actually the episode where Stan becomes the coach of a pee wee hockey team and one of the parents wants Stan to talk to his son to cheer him up because the child is dying of cancer.
Coach: "You gonna talk?"
Todd: "Nothing to say. It's all over."
Coach: "WRONG!"
Coach: “Todd when I said take one for the team, that isn’t what I meant” 😂
@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606oh that is just morbidly obese!
Death: RIGHT!
We really need more people like Coach Lee out here in the real world. Now.
Or just less aids
@@cuddlebug8106 you're not wrong... it's good to have Coach Lee's helping out people on the ground while Doctor Lee's are working towards successful vaccines and cures.
Sorry, we're not allowed to speak to the white oppressor anymore. Todd should check his privilege and use his remaining years to be a good ally.
there ARE a lot of them
Just that it doesnt pay nearly as much to spread positivity
I thought this would some ridiculous meme worthy acting or hillarously badly delivered lines for such a serious subject matter, but it's actually a very well handled scene that reflects how serious the disease is, but encourages those who have it to keep fighting. Beautifully done
its funny lol. the guy is saying he has aids
@@KhontisNowadays people with AIDS just post political comments on Twitter.
I honestly thought the video was gonna cut right when he said he had aids
lame
@@Khontis There's a reason why they were stigmatized... behavior for the most part.
W R O N G
W R O N G A G A I N
I'm your 100th Thumb Upper!
Thanks for being supportive Lee. Couldn't do it without you
And then he saved Clementine.
@@counthypeula4095damnit too soon
- "Andrews will remember that"
nahhh dawg i thought i was the only one who noticed
The coach takes advantage of the situation to make himself seem like a savior. Secretly he knows they wouldn't keep him from playing in the game over AIDs because that's dumb... but the coach needed this ego boost, so he told the kid that HE would make sure the thing that was going to happen anyway, would happen.
Stay positive Todd!
Captain Planet went hard at times.
the voice actor didn’t have to go this hard but he did and we thank him
Neil Patrick Harris, aka Doogie Howser. And yes, he came out of the closet in 2006.
I can't believe one of my favorite voice actors said "you're HIV positive"
I remember Cartman being HIV positive.
@@YourXellency
Are you sure?
@@warlordofbritannia Yes, I'm sure. Are you?
@MarcusMedinaXel He means are you positive?
“Lee, I got bit!”
“Wrong, you’re HIV positive!”
Neil Patrick Harris really brought Todd's struggle to life.
Wait what ? 😅
@@OkMaRcOs11 that's doogie howser himself voicing Todd! 😂
@@gaijinguineapig ooooooohhhhhh . Well then yes he definitely fit the role 😄
MUSIC MEISTER
When I heard of Doogie Howser, it was from Screech in that SAT episode of Saved by the Bell. Now I'm realizing, "That's how I met your mom" guy was doogie howser??? well I'll be damned.
When he said, "Wrong again, Andrews!", I genuinely thought he was about to say, "Wrong again, asshole!" LMAO
Me too 🤣
Hell yes me too! 😂
Why?
List of things I didn't expect; This video had 12 of them at least.
Ya know I was expecting it to be some form of meme but no, just a supportive coach. Love to see it 👍
Poor Jerma, going by Todd Andrews but we all know… stay… brave… trooper *sniff*
lmao
peep the horror
@@b0nez575 peep
I was wondering how much scrolling it would take to find this comment
Sparkle on
I know you probably uploaded this because it is potentially funny, but I actually found it to be really heartfelt and the track kind of helped too. I like how the music went from helpless to upbeat and hopeful to perfectly represent have that kid was feeling. I can’t imagine how demoralizing and helpless it has to feel dealing with this disease, I’m glad it was handled with such tact in this scene
Well said!
That coach's voice sounds like o j simpson tho
@@g0tsp33dgosh man, these z00mers are totally wacko! amir8te???
@@g0tsp33dis that really what you got out of this clip?
@@olivernguyen1709 sorry I'm not low IQ like you and see the fairy tale message. You can spread HIV through contact and players constantly bleed on the court. Go read a book Oliver
"You! I got it from you!"
Every man needs a friend like this… I came here to laugh at him, now I’m cheering for him!
😂
🎵Earth, fire, wind, water, AIDS.
By your powers combined,
I am Captain PLANET🎵
Captain PlanAIDS!
🎵Captain PlanAIDS, he's the heeeee-RO!
Gonna make your white blood cell count ZEEEE-RO!🎵
*Rich EVANS
@@YourXellency 😆
Captain Planet, he's our hero, shouldve used a cleaner needle.
I expected this to just be memes, but it was actually really sweet
This video played out so differently than I excepted; at first I thought it was just a stupid meme, then I felt emotions. Then the absolute kicker at the end. What a video!
c o a c h I g o t A I D S
It's difficult for youth today to comprehend just how significant AIDS was. As a girl growing up in the 90s, at the time AIDS was quite terrifying. It was an incurable death sentance, and there was a lot of fear about the disease and anyone that had it, and the difference between HIV and AIDS was not understood by everyone. This resulted in a lot of fear of people that had contracted the disease. If they passed it onto you, you were as good as dead. While AIDS is not transmitted through casual touch and interactions, not everyone knew and understood this, which resulted in a lot of people with AIDS being outcast by their communities. No doubt I'm not the only 90s girl that went through education programs in school specifically about HIV & AIDS where I learned how the disease was transmitted, and just as importantly, how it WASN'T transmitted. And it is fortunate that the disease was not easily transmitted. Imagine the panic and chaos that would occur if HIV was transmitted as easily as Covid-19 is.
The disease is not nearly as terrifying now as it was back then. New treatment options have appeared over the years to keep infected people alive. But back then, before these treatments existed, AIDS was the most feared disease of its time.
How does it feel to be lied to?
@@eduardopena5893wdym?
Yeah AIDS was definitely the worse disease on the planet by the '80s and '90s, cancer took a back seat despite being the most deadly and incurable. Then Covid-19 came along by 2020 and became the new threat.
@@eduardopena5893Awful. Not that that has anything to do with what CranberryFo said.
@@eduardopena5893what are you talking about?
Back then HIV/AIDS had so many unknowns. This was really wholesome for the coach to be supportive of him. Regardless of what you believe in… I think our cartoons could do with more POSITIVE messages and characters… for example Static Shock tackled gang violence and racism. We just knew how to reach people with messages like that back then bring back this kind of creativity and fun.
No. Cartoons should just be fun with absolutely no other message than fun. People like yourself have destroyed what cartoons are all about. Simple entertainment. They were not supposed to have messages of any kind. Now they are nothing but messages and filth.
And not in the "white people are the devil" way that terrible proud family reboot does it...
Exactly
Too bad static shock got cancelled because it wasn’t deemed marketable I think it only had one or two seasons
@@churrbumlionactually it had three or four seasons from what I recall. It was actually pretty successful. And I agree, it shouldn't have been cancelled.
We all need this coach in our life
I see Coach is using my patented method of showing emotional support for someone by contradicting everything they say. Works every time!
Lol It doesn't seems right!
in this case.... its appropriate lmao
This coach is more supportive than 90% of "motivational" speakers.
2023: zoomers think spreading HIV is "supportive"
@@g0tsp33dHow is this coach spreading HIV...?
@@CuteHimbo telling him he can play, which he can't, because he is HIV positive. HIV is easily spread by blood through cuts. Players are always banged up and get cuts.
@@g0tsp33d
It’s certainly spreading positivity
This... is actually really inspirational.
Hopefully it inspires you to stop getting anonymous dick in your ass.
Aww that’s a Captain Planet episode…definitely remember this one
When I heard Lee's voice was expecting him to threaten the guy over Clementine.
“Lee, I’m bit!”
“Wrong Clem, you’re HIV positive!”
The world needs more coaches like him... 👋
I came for the LoL, stayed for the wholesome interaction between the coach and his student! 😢
Ngl I wasn't ready for how insanely wholesome this was. Pretty cool to see but the goofy voice acting combined with the music still makes it hilarious on some level lol
Magic Johnson was a great HS coach.
How did one of his players catch HIV?
@@YourXellency 😬
@@geyck Oh.... that's crazy!
@@YourXellency Gay butt sex
💀
This hasn't been YTP'd, weird
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Only one of the best TH-cam poops ever fucking MADE
I see great potential, especially since the coach sounds almost exactly like Lee from the Walking Dead
“Wrong Clem! You’re HIV positive!”
It probably did but that was before copyright got strict
You don't think there's been one, but are you H.I.V. positive?
@@warlordofbritanniasame actor
- They'll have to deal with me!
- You sure coach?
- Yes! I'll give them aids too
Imagine having AIDS and being capable of literally killing people with your dick
Todd rubbing his sweaty hands all over the ball so no one else will touch it
Hold up! Wait a minute!
Now you got me thinking that Todd and Coach got their AIDS in two entirely different ways!
@@cooltrainervaultboy-39 Todds mother too, probably
🤣🤣👌🏻
Coach Lee Everett is the motivational father figure we all needed
I never knew Peter Parker and Robbie Robertson had this chilling conversation. It all makes sense now
The acting of the coach is pure gold. This whole scene is amazing lol
These PSA episodes certainly had the best of intentions...but damn were they ever so incredibly weird and awkward to watch.
_Captain Planet and the Planeteers_ was a PSA *show.* $:^ ]
@@ParodyKnaveBob - You know full-well what I meant.
I swear the coach also voiced Lee Everett in the Walking Dead games, it sounds like he’s talking to Clementine, lol
Someone watched the episode and yup, it’s Dave Fennoy
I think working on crossover dribble is how he got his problem in the first place coach. 😂😂😂
Coach went on to teach Clementine how to survive in Telltale Walking Dead series.
Todd from Bethesda comforted by Barack Obama circa 1991
when you been doom watching silly videos for a while but you finally find one that makes you laugh. I laughed really hard at this. It was very funny to me. Might be my new favourite video. Not sure why but love it.
He sounds like the most understanding dad in the world.
I love the fact even in another universe Lee will always help those around him.
Wasn’t Lee also a teacher, or professor? Coincidence? I think not!
Kinda reminds me of lee and ben
Tragic.
I think its great that he has other people who help him achieve his goals.
i don't
Lee before the apocalypse
0:37 "You sure, Coach?"
"I'm HIV positive."
"GET HIM OUT OF HERE, HE'S GOT AAAAAAAIIIIIIDDDDDSSSSS" - giant rat man
"Verminous Skumm" lol, that cartoon was not subtle.
Todd: I GOT AIDS COACH!
Coach: AND I ALREADY SAID I'M SORRY MAN!
I.... did not expect this to be genuinely emotionally affecting
I’m really glad that the 90s did these kinds of cartoons. It’s a bit cheesy, but if it helped one kid who is dealing with this issue, then it helps
This is really well done. The coach's voice actor did a great job.
You know what show this is?
@@otb.devonte4276captain planet
@@otb.devonte4276Captain planet and the Planeteers
For context, stuff like aids and hiv and other stds back then wheb this was aired could be contracted through blood transfusions and other stuff, Completely by accident, and was more prevalent then because doctors were mostly unaware of that.
My mother got it when she was sick thanks to a blood transfusions was afraid she'd pass it on to me when I was still in the womb, but I never got it.
This seems ultra goofy now but, to be fair, HIV was still pretty much considered a death sentence back then. These shows were always heavy-handed & often hysterical in their approach to moral panics but, in trying to break down the stigma & dispel myths, at least those involved with this one can hold their heads high & know they were on the right side of history.
even then, it's a show for kids. Everything's more terrifying when you're young, and a diagnosis like this is still terrifying as an adult even if we have effective treatment
We are still having ridiculous moral panics now with people accusing every body around them of grooming kids while they're the ones actually sexualizing their own.
@@neighborhoodmusicsnob5517 That's a pretty fallacious claim; conservatives aren't sexualizing their kids, they're helicopter parenting them. No real ground to try and say "you do it too".
@@littlegiantj8761 I see so many conservative parents making their kids wear shirts like "future stud" and do child pageants and shit where I'm from. They're constantly making excuses when their pastors get in trouble for fondling kids. And so on.
@@neighborhoodmusicsnob5517 mainstream cons hate the pageants too, buddy. Have you met the average Baptist? They're almost afraid of sex.
Protestants also don't make the excuses the Catholic church has a habit of doing. They do however just...not gatekeep, and make it easy for predators to slip through
Man the 90s era feels like a fever dream now and still 1000x better than today
The 90's was a good damn mess, get your head of the clouds
@@moritakaishida7963I kinda want to hear both sides of this.
They were before my time, but I always hear/read "The 90's were good" "No they weren't."
Why or (why not) were the 90's good? My parents were (more or less) fully grown adults early on in the 90's, so they didn't really "grow up" in the 90's, at least that much.
@@hadesKIU 90s were GREAT. Music was better, the artists were more talented. Sports were WAY better, much more competitive, politicians bickered but it was nowhere near as divisive. Racial relations were better, yes there were issues, but everyone wasn't a racist. It was way SAFER for everyone. Not shootings everyday, school shootings were unheard of. Economy? Man you could get signing bonuses for a regular jobs and jobs were EVERYWHERE. Things were more affordable. Food was better too, not cheap ingredients. Planes? bigger. you still had middle rows you could sit in and they served you breakfast, lunch and/or dinner on the flight itself. TV shows all had morals involved in them, so you weren't mindlessly entertained. You didn't have to worry about being indoctrinated into any specific ideology or political thought process. Less traffic, milder temperatures, etc... I could go on and on. The 90s (and 80s) were significantly better than the current time.
@@moritakaishida7963Whatever snowflake.
90’s was great because we could afford groceries and gas. Music was amazing. Not much technology so everyone actually talked to each other and did activities rather than video games and tik tok
Honestly, I love that the voice of Lee is voicing the coach. That man has natural talent.
Cartoon is called
*Captain Planet and the planteers*
For those still trying to figure it out
They edited out the part where Todd turned around, and Coach drenches his own hands with rubbing alcohol...
Bro...
Lmfao
This joke is not funny and totally unnecessary. Especially to those who grew up during this era and lost family members to this disease.
Good to know that TH-cam put a HIV/AIDS context. I wouldn't have known what it was or how to tie my shoes or wipe my own ass.
I read the title and thought it was going to be one of those dark funny short clips.
Turns out it was dark, but still pretty wholesome instead
That’s because they edited the part out where the kid turns around and the couch is completely drenching his hands in rubbing alcohol
Instead, all the funny things are in the comment section.
Coach: you gonna be playing in that game!!!
Guy: 👁️👄👁️
Isn't that Lee Everett's voice actor?
THAT’S WHAT I’M SAYING
His IMDb doesn’t listen Captain Planet, but it *has* to be, right? That’s such a distinct voice!
I grew up watching Cartoon Network in the 90s/2000s so its hard to believe that I don't ever recall seeing a show that talked about aids. Lol
Same I do not remember this what so ever I do not know what name of the cartoon
Damn. What a throwback. Nice to see another upload.
The big reveal is that the coach bet his retirement on the big game and needs him to play. He believes by winning he can have enough money that his wife will move back in with his daughter and reconcile with him. They actually lose, and he becomes broke. But by admitting he had a problem and seeking counseling, his wife and daughter moves back in to help make sure he will beat his gambling addiction.. They packed in a lot per episode in the 90s
It's sad that at the time it was still basically a death sentence because the government not only failed to fund research they prohibited it. Delaying the development of good drugs for years. And if course the cost of the drugs that became available at first was astronomical.
You mean Fauci
#RIP_RyanWhite... the teenager who inspired this episode.
Thank you for remembering him
RIP his story helped destigmatize the condition to a point that this decease is no longer the death sentence it once was.
Thank You. That poor kid went through hell. This is why education is so important. People become fearful over what they don't know.
Came here expecting a shitpost, got a pretty heartwarming scene instead that reminds me that this show wasn't always pathetic.
I've seen people criticize this episode for having too mature of a subject matter for kids, but honestly, if you actually understand the context of what was going on with the AIDS epidemic at the time this episode was made, it's actually a pretty brave move they did. A lotta people with HIV did get treated unfairly, look into the story of Ryan White if you wanna see what I mean. It's important media like this exists that doesn't sugar coat anything or treats kids like they're these dumb little angels who can't handle reality.
whats the show
@@crappyaccount Captain Planet
HIV is gross
I live in nyc. It’s true. I am so thankful.
PC overload with you.
He's got good aids, that coach seems like a very supportive peer.
Short version:
“Coach, I have AIDS!”
“Let’s Work on your cross-over dribble.”
The idea that they wouldn't let him play in the big game because he had AIDs is absolutely fucking laughable.
They shouldn't let him play in the big game because it's obviously already gone to his brain for him to say something that stupid
What a fantastic coach though. Can we just acknowledge that.
Was prepared for this to be super awkward, but it ended up being surprisingly touching.
“Your mother called” shots fired.
"Coach I got AIDS"
"Take a salt tablet".
Lee was a father figure to more than just Clementine…😢
Last online: *_7 YEARS AGO_*
Wildest place to hear Dave Fennoy
ginger guy never got to work on his crossover dribble
"Anybody who says otherwise will have to deal with me"
Cameraman: 🤐
Yeah, but then he was killed by a crossover dribble. XD