long time listener, first time jackal: CD is not an acronym. It's an initialism. Acronyms are things like LASER, where a new word is created from the abbreviation. Initialisms are abbreviations where the new word is just every letter read individually like FBI or NBA. I think this has come up on a correction before but I can't remember. Ehh what are you gonna do. Hi Wally.
The best part of watching Seth work is seeing how much he enjoys himself. I love that on the main show, but with Corrections it just adds to the whole "it's just me and some crew here, and you at home, you cheeky little jackal" vibe. Seth, you're a delight. Never change.
This is the exact reason why I think his audience-less time in the studio after covid restrictions was the best that Late Night has ever been. Same goes for when Colbert was doing it in that tiny office.
"Knowing how active Wally is, I'm assuming he got the second tree to string up a hammock" destroyed me! Oh man, can't wait for the next HR facetime meeting.
This is going to sound so silly, but I've been going through a really rough patch in my life right now and corrections is one of the few things that make me feel genuinely happy. Thank you for these
Happiness isn't a giant golden nugget you find one day, it's the flecks of gold that stick to you as you tunnel through the dreariness of life. Look down and you'll see you already sparkle. - a Jackal
"Where's Wally" is actually called "Wo ist Walter" in Germany, so if they have unique illustrations in there, I guess you could say that's a Walter's Original....
I made the "Where's Wally" comment and it was my first time making a correction. To have it mentioned makes me feel like I've been blessed from on high
Literally the only show on the internet I would actually like to "smash" the like button for. Please continue this masterpiece of a series and master class on snarky remarks for eternity.
Correction: ACD's address as Sir derives from *honorific* titles and it is *not hereditary* , but it stays with him personally obviously. Also he had like 4 knighthoods and two weren't from the British crown, so his corpse would have to take a bit of a tour around Eurasia, see the sights etc... In any case, his gravestone says "knight" Happy weekend, Seth!
The whole "Setup", "Joke Clip", "Seth Stares Deadpan Into The Camera As Crew Loses It", "Seth Moves On" is the best comedy recipe since Mac & Cheese. Please, sir, may I have another?
@@heatherlowry754 I'm not sure if you mean you forgot the 9 of diamonds reference, or you didn't see it the first time. In case you or anyone else missed it, it was from the Corrections Week of Monday, March 7.
Corrections is golden. My husband, myself, my 13, 15 and 17 year old children, love Corrections and all the A Closer Look segments. Thank you for allowingnus to be part of your genius.
My favorite part of Friday morning is watching Corrections. Also, someone needs to do a Wally “Two Trees” skit like the Monty Python Arthur “Two Sheds” Jackson bit.
I love corrections so much. I don't have anything to correct other than my lack of production of fanart. Oh wait, wait, I do got one! Correction: The Wally "Two Trees" picture is not fanart but a fanedit! Fanart is always done by by a person creating an original piece of art, while the use of photo-editing software to combine text and photos/gifs is called a fanedit! Photo-editing software can be used to make fanart but when it is only photos and text bsing combined it is just an edit. (Fifteen years of fandom life finally paid off! I can finally be proud of myself. )
@@originalsuki Yours is the OG so you definitely get all the props for being the first fan creator for Seth Meyers! Plus it was a clever way to make a good joke land proper! It takes skill to make edits and it is still an art form; it's just a subset of fanart, like fan songs, fan animations, fanfic, etc. They are all art, but they just have their own names.
I originally questioned it, yet I agree especially as the sponge is brand new so has never done any actual or meaningful work... exactly like politicians. Throw on a publicly funded overpriced suit and you got the image of importance with no actual work required... and perhaps talk about the evils of the overabundance of doors in our country.
@@scottmwilhelms2437 also like a sponge they soak up vital resources, tend to flake when handled too aggressively, and if you don't let their folds dry out they also mold up...
French guy here. I was ready to give some hint on how to pronounce "Cannes" but I have to admit that your mother did a good job. Maybe the sound of "a" is a bit to long though... also you are not forced to yell it like she did and, finally, her face seems familiar ; did she played Kirk in Star Trek ? 💣
Seth didn't say his mother, Hilary, is speaking in this clip; only she'd pronounce the city's name in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region as such. But the 'ah' is a bit too long in this clip. There are others, which are shorter and more accurate, but with less comedic fair.
@@makiburgess5733 Indeed. Guy is also a forename, an old-fashioned one, shared by one of the main characters of Galaxy Quest (best Star Trek movie ever), and it's the french word for mistletoe. Coincidence ? I don't think so.
I finally figured out why this is so enjoyable. It’s activating the same humors as old British tv like Fawlty Towers. Not silly like montey python but very dry wry humor.
@@drewf41 my god I rewatched "not the 9 o'clock news" recently & its a reminder how different things were back then,casual racism everywhere,-I was 10 mins in to 1 episode n the n word was getting screamed.Reminded me how I used to think Alf Garnett was funny but I can imagine how cringy that would be now.
I’ve actually come to enjoy more this style of comedy bc of Seth. As in, less performative than is usually found everywhere else. When I come here to watch, it’s always like a fellow neighbor down the street talking to me and cracking dry jokes about everyone else. 🧐👏🏽😄
A heads up for Seth & the crew: Corrections is appearing outside the Late Night enclave. I found a fellow jackal wandering around over on Beau of the Fifth Column’s marvelous channel, attempting to provide a Corrections entry. Gave ‘em some solidarity (it was a solid correction!). You’ve unleashed a jackal revolution!
Well, depending on your beliefs about the afterlife, it would seem to be significantly more convenient for Dead-Doyle to be un-knighted by Dead-George than by Live-Lizzy!
Correction: the first year of a dog's life is 15 human years, dog year 2 is 9 human years, then its 5 human years for each dog year thereafter. Not just straight 7-to-1.
I’m not sure my Irish Wolfhounds got the memo. They are very immature, rambunctious 26 year olds. One cries when the other steals her bone/toy the other actually stamps his feet if I’m not paying attention to him. Oh wait, my human adult children are the same. 🤔
@@MS-dh9gh Depends on the size of the dog and it's not really 5 for every year after 2. Up to 16 years old the following is how it is estimated: For small dogs under 20 pounds it's 15 , 9, then 4 from then on. For medium 21-50 pound dogs it's 15, 9, 4, 4, 4, 6, 5, 4, and goes on 5, 4, from then on. For 51-100 pound dogs it's 15, 9, 4, 4, 4, 9, 5, 5, 6, 5, 6, 5, 5, 6, 5, 6. For 100 pounds or more sized doges it's 12, 10, 9, 7, 7, 4, 7, 8, 7, 8, and then 7 from then on.
I dont know what annoys me more. That this is true. Or that i never knew it. Either way. My dog is 4 and his breed gets 21 years for a good run. But i guess if you put a bunch of unconventional math in the way. Its easier to not focus on the fact your dog will die soon
I still love this segment. I feel like it gives Seth an edge over all the late-night comics because it feels like he's really connecting with the audience in a vulnerable way that feels better and more personal than the other shows. It keeps me coming back.
Seth is just on fire right now. I admit I am late to the party but he lured me in just before COVID broke. Seeing him work from home helped me through a really tough time and I think I can speak for a lot of us when I say he made me feel less lonely in isolation. I am so thankful for Seth and his whole staff and crew.
Seth complaining about a fifteen minute video that was posted as a web exclusive is hilarious. The self-referential humor is always fun. P.S. Love to see Kimmel got the soup.
It is fun, but he should direct it somewhere different than time. It gets fewer and fewer entertaining to hear the same joke in different versions. Still love the corrections tho xd
Many corrections ago he talked about meeting a magician at a party maybe who started a trick but only got halfway through-if I’m remembering it right- and he’s been finding the card on a few occasions since then
Looking more closely at the hat tonight, I was reminded of something from my childhood. There was this one time-literally one time-when instead of Halls or some generic, we had Sucrets cough drops. These come in a little metal container, a hinge-lidded tin, and I probably assumed as a kid that these were ten times more expensive than Halls because of this. (Maybe they were.) The tin stayed around, of course, a souvenir of an extravagant purchase, and the modification I made to it was called back to memory by the hat. It just so happens that the changed letters ("a" and "z") on the hat already exist in other places, so mocking it up is simply a matter of copying and moving the letters. Because there was already a letter "E" on the Sucrets tin, I was able to make quick work of copying it onto paper, cutting it out, and turning a cough drop tin into a pocket-sized receptacle for Secrets.
Sucrets are exactly what I am ransacking the drawers in search of! I sat down for a moment to sip tea because I couldn’t find said Sucrets for my throat and happened to read and enjoy your comment!
You just reminded me that I buried a Sucrets tin in the backyard of my childhood home with some secrets in it. I can’t remember what I put in there besides some folded up magazine clippings. I also recently visited that home and they had leveled out the backyard so if it wasn’t dug up it was buried even deeper.
Cannes is easy to pronounce. Anyone who says "it's pronounced differently" answer "I'm speaking English, not French". If you say "Paris" or "Germany" people don't shout "it's pear-eeeee" or "it's doych-land" Because we are speaking English, not French or German. But for Cannes, Budapesht, or Gstaad, you get people who decide to gatekeep just a few anglicized words.
Former reporter/editor here: I suppose whether you can put an apostrophe in a plural initialism/acronym must depend on the style guide. If you adhere to AP style, apostrophes are used with single-letter plurals (“Oakland A’s”) but not with multiple-letter plurals (“CDs”); however, the apostrophe was acceptable in this case as a differentiator so as not to confuse people with a potential “CDS” initialism (like “CDC”). Comprehension comes before style rules.
True. Besides, iirc every word was in all-caps on that board, in which case I believe you _have_ to use the apostrophe to make sure the plural is clearly understandable.
I think you're wrong. All punctuation has a purpose and the purpose is always to add clarity. In the case of CDs literally nobody could misunderstand that it means more than one CD. "CD's" on the other hand is wrong because it introduces the idea of possession which isn't the case in this context. The CD's scratches is valid. The CDs' scratches is valid. I put the CD's on the desk is objectively wrong. Oakland A's is potentially different as the word As exists but it should be 'A's not A's as it's inverted commas and not apostrophes needed.
@@benpetersjones I’m confident I’m correct, and double-checked my AP stylebook to be sure before I originally posted. Like I said: Comprehension comes before style rules. So the rules for punctuation - which isn’t only for clarity, but can be deployed for many purposes - can be broken to aid comprehension. That’s where CD’S comes in (specifically when it’s in all caps). People know what CDs means but it makes it unnecessarily difficult to put CDS in all caps and make people parse the context. I typically just rework to make it unnecessary bc it makes my eye twitch. As far as the A’s go, they fit into the single-letter category so it’s letter+’s, like in “mind your p’s and q’s.”
@@StephanieAly p's and q's is also wrong because there no such word as Ps or Qs. The idea that capitalisation changes the function of punctuation is stupid. If someone makes a style choice to write in all caps then it's always better to drop the caps or use subscript or even 'CD'S and still be correct. Why pick an apostrophe in that case? Why not CD#S or CD;S? An apostrophe has exactly the same connection to plurals as any other glyph except that an apostrophe followed by an s already has a function which makes CD's even dumber.
@@benpetersjones The saying "mind your p's and q's" is actually from typesetting - when it's done on a letterpress, you line up the type by hand, and you are looking at all the letters backwards. So a p can look like a q and vice versa. (Oh and I don't have an opinion or knowledge on whether the apostrophe for ps and qs is correct. Not gonna get into that debate lol.)
I know it's been said before but I'd like to state how the corrections with only the crew listening in on the background instead of an audience makes it much more personal and intimate and I really appreciate that.
And also the only audience if we're not counting crew is the digital audience, so his criticism of digital-only shows keeping audiences prisoners is inaccurate. Just saying.
I honestly think the graphics version of the sponge on the stick is more in line with how congress tries to help. They take something that wouldn't be useful and somehow make it even less useful.
Hey Seth real quick, I was watching the corrections from September 20th, you know, cause I have a life, and you were talking about how Wally was born with a cue card that said “it’s a boy.” In the explanation of how you obtained said cue card, you mentioned that there is a ceremony in which the card is removed from the child, and I feel it necessary to say that that ceremony and process should be called a circuecision.
Re: Less vs Fewer - the simple way to remember it is to ask can you count the thing? If yes then it's fewer, if no (e.g. you weigh/measure it instead) then it's less. And just to stand up for the graphics team, they clearly understood that you wanted to exemplify the GOP's reaction to mass shooting, which is to make it "sound" like you want to do something, but don't. Using a sponge attached in a static way would allow some cleaning to be performed. The graphics team way however will just wave around uselessly (see Ted Cruz, Margerine Traitor-Greed, Gozard et al).
Another easy way of figuring out which one is the correct one to use is to "invert" the meaning of the phrase and use an _increasing_ determiner (i.e. "much" or "many") and add the word "more" right after, since it's a lot more intuitive to figure the correct one between those 2. If the "inverted" phrase uses "many", then the proper adjective for the original phrase would be "fewer"; is it uses "much", then it's "less": - "That building has _many more_ doors than Ted Cruz thinks it should" >> "That building has _fewer_ doors than Ted Cruz thinks it should" (that last one is only true when he needs to run away from a reporter's softball question, though) - "Ted Cruz received _much more_ money from the NRA than Greg Abbott" >> "Ted Cruz received _less_ money from the NRA than Greg Abbott" (but they both give craven ghouls an equally bad name)
@@cobrasys Many bravos and much applause for your examples! 😁 (But I think I'll stick with counting or measuring. I'm a bear of very little brain and inverting then reverting sounds a bit complex for my head stuffing. 😉
Having rewatched the entire series recently, I was surprised to find that my favorite entry was actually one of the later sequels, 2008's 'Air Will Be Bud'.
I high five-ed myself when you maybe referenced my 'sir' correction. I had to high five myself because I would never tell my husband i'm a Jackle. He thinks I have a job.
You Seth, Wally, and your incredible crew of Corrections are just the highlight of the week! Each week is better than the last, which doesn’t seem possible, yet here we are! Thank you!!
If anyone is an oldie of YT past, you may know of the channel called Cracked. At the time, it had two fantastic "shows" called After Hours and another called Obsessive Pop Culture Disorder with Daniel O'Brien. The latter, was hosted and written by a current writer on John Oliver's team. Having watched Daniel O'Brien content, I can GARANTEE you that he's the one that wrote that Air Bud bit. It had ALL of his signature flags all over that clip. If you liked that Air Bud bit, I HIGHLY suggest you go check out his catalog of episodes. Its all grade SS primo stuff ^^. Additionally, After Hours was also AN AMAZING show. Also highly recommended
I love corrections so much and I think the reason it gets better and better is the subtle nuances and layer upon layer of jokes. The long you watch the better it gets and when you’ve watched since the beginning it’s just comedy gold. It’s a relaxed version of Seth and the crew that I love. Where would one send fan art if one were to make some?
Actually, Where's Waldo in Sweden is more commonly known as ”Var är Valle?” (pronounced var (like ”bar” with a v) air vah-leh). However, some iterations include ”Hitta Hugo!” (meaning ”Find Hugo!”) and ”Var är Waldo?”.
This sent me down a rabbit hole because I've only ever seen "Hitta Hugo!". I couldn't find a great source but going by the publishing dates in on the books in the swedish royal library catalogue it seems to shake down something like this: The first two books were originally translated to "Var är Valle?" in the 80s In the 90s they switched to "Hitta Hugo!". Which is clearly a less direct translation, but I guess they just wanted the title to be more of an instruction ("Hitta") and keep the alliteration. Then in the 00s they seem to mostly just give up on making new translations altogether and just published the english titles or previous translations. It's a picture book after all. And finally in the last decade they're back to "Var är Valle?"
@@havcola6983 That’s cool, I didn’t know! I think I’ve encountered mostly Hitta Hugo and Var är Valle (if any), so that makes sense, being born in the early 90’s. Regardless, it’s all better than Seth’s ”Where is Hugo?” with a German accent, he needed to be corrected!
Ha! Part of the reason I scrolled through comments today was to see if anyone would comment how to say "Where's" in Swedish. Thank you! Also: Does Hugo in Swedish sound the same as Hugo in English?
@@grittybunny Hugo might be a tricky one! They key difference is that we don’t pronounce the ”U” as ”ew” (or ”you”) in any word. The U in Hugo is closer to the one in Pluto, for instance. Something like huu-goh. It’s quite hard to replicate I think, but that should be close enough!
CORRECTION: part of the problem with your Werner Herzog impression is that you still pronounce "th" correctly. And that's why we think it sounds like John Malkovich. Anyone with a thick German accent would pronounce the "th" as an S or a Z. Does this mean your Impression Camp just became an online course?
Did it say “SNORE” on the back of his card at the end? 🤣🤣🤣 I JUST LOVE THIS WHOLE EXPERIENCE, from Seth and the crew to all the jackals’ comments (especially the corrections on corrections!!! I so very much agree with the previous correction about “CDs”! No damn possessive apostrophe! Haha!) I love it here. It’s getting greater and greater entertaining.
I love the fact that Seth mentions Herzog often. Can you imagine the cultural references of a Gen Z late night host in the future? Marvel movies, Twilight movies, Disney Channel, Olivia Rodrigo and K-Pop 💀
Fucking love Corrections…watched this last night 430am was so high it was gut splitting but I couldn’t remember anything…Watching it again less high…This is a perfect episode, the “Hat”, Cannes, Air Bud+John Oliver, fan/hate mail, CAT scans , graphics (whoa), Giuliani, “Disney Snitch”, Werners Originals+Klaus “Kinskis”, Wally/Waldo fan Art, the 9D playing card…a perfect episode…(I think John Oliver is making a play for the 15min Emmy sub!)
There was a distinct and laudable improvement in that Werner Herzog voice - I trust I will not need to make such a correction again. KUDOS! Also, "Klaus Kinski's Fitz-Caramel-Dos" is just a banger of a line and prop. DOUBLE KUDOS!
If anyone is an oldie of YT past, you may know of the channel called Cracked. At the time, it had two fantastic "shows" called After Hours and another called Obsessive Pop Culture Disorder with Daniel O'Brien. The latter, was hosted and written by a current writer on John Oliver's team. Having watched Daniel O'Brien content, I can GARANTEE you that he's the one that wrote that Air Bud bit. It had ALL of his signature flags all over that clip. If you liked that Air Bud bit, I HIGHLY suggest you go check out his catalog of episodes. Its all grade SS primo stuff ^^. Additionally, After Hours was also AN AMAZING show. Also highly recommended
Correction of this Corrections: Swedish person here. The translation of 'Where's Waldo?' is both 'Hitta Hugo?' and 'Var är Valle?'. 'Hitta Hugo' translates to 'Find Hugo' and is pronounced [Hee-tuh Who-goe] and 'Var är Valle' translates to 'Where is Valle' and is pronounced [Vuhr ehr Vuh-leh]. Cheerio
His voice when he says "see me next week". He knows what we are seeing and he's so happy. Honestly Corrections is a joy.
He’s such a smug prick, I love it
My wifi is crappy and I can’t read it. What does it say?
@@vanessaheine8093 the card at the end? “SNORE” made to look like the Wordle answer
Thank you. You’re doing God’s work.
@@StephanieAly I'm struggling to see what the card says at the end
John Oliver's Air Bud video is freakin gold, and Seth bringing it up in Corrections is the crossover of my dreams 😍😍
Same
Ditto
Yup 👍 I totally agree
can we get John Oliver to do 15 minutes on Seth's corrections bit as a web exclusive now?
@@jesselong7882 oh my god, tweet this at John Oliver IMMEDIATELY
long time listener, first time jackal: CD is not an acronym. It's an initialism. Acronyms are things like LASER, where a new word is created from the abbreviation. Initialisms are abbreviations where the new word is just every letter read individually like FBI or NBA. I think this has come up on a correction before but I can't remember. Ehh what are you gonna do. Hi Wally.
If this isnt in next weeks corrections then i am going to literally eat my own head
Superb jackaling!!!
I was just going to make the same comment, but many people regard initialisms as a subset of acronyms.
@@sergioortiz8219 Same here! "Abbreviation" sometimes works as a catch-all too
Nice! This bothered me as well lol
The best part of watching Seth work is seeing how much he enjoys himself. I love that on the main show, but with Corrections it just adds to the whole "it's just me and some crew here, and you at home, you cheeky little jackal" vibe. Seth, you're a delight. Never change.
👍 👊
Cheeky Delight 🤣 Accurate description and if Seth ever needs a stripper name I think this should be in the running. 😉😆
Agreed. It's very intimate. v
Perfectly said! plus the best comment section in town.
sincerely, a cheeky 🐾
This is the exact reason why I think his audience-less time in the studio after covid restrictions was the best that Late Night has ever been. Same goes for when Colbert was doing it in that tiny office.
This segment retains the hilarious bleakness that is a comedic staple of pandemic Seth Meyers. It makes my week.
Yes!!! This is one of the main reasons I love it. You captured it perfectly.
Likewise.
Between him Kimmel and Colbert it makes my day when I watch them in the mornings
yes! 🐾
Same. Helping me survive these days.
It’s become a work of genius comedy.
That “fewer and fewer״ joke was genius, nice call back for all us old jackals
I remember the first time that he used it way back in the beginning… “Not less than 500 of you”, I still laugh thinking about it.
Not just old, but original jackals - straight up OJ
"Knowing how active Wally is, I'm assuming he got the second tree to string up a hammock" destroyed me! Oh man, can't wait for the next HR facetime meeting.
-and perfectly delivered. I absolutely lost it. 🐾
But in Wally's case it serves a vital purpose! In case there's another staff zoom meeting he can login from outdoors this time
Seth stole that joke from the comments section!
Sadly they take the summer off, so we might not get to see the hammock on a screenshot Seth took until fall...
The entire show is riffed off the comments section, that’s why we comment and that’s why Seth has Corrections.
This is going to sound so silly, but I've been going through a really rough patch in my life right now and corrections is one of the few things that make me feel genuinely happy. Thank you for these
Chin up kiddo. You'll find your way. Even if its one day at a time.
I hope it cheers you up to know you were right.
Just wanted to say hello! It’s helping me also
I wish you well, Beatriz!
Happiness isn't a giant golden nugget you find one day, it's the flecks of gold that stick to you as you tunnel through the dreariness of life. Look down and you'll see you already sparkle. - a Jackal
"Where's Wally" is actually called "Wo ist Walter" in Germany, so if they have unique illustrations in there, I guess you could say that's a Walter's Original....
I made the "Where's Wally" comment and it was my first time making a correction. To have it mentioned makes me feel like I've been blessed from on high
And those W's are pronounced like English V's.
For everyone confused about the 9 of diamonds joke, go watch “Corrections: Week of Monday, March 7.”
So glad the Jackals finally hired an archivist! Congrats on the gig :)
@@aerodroo honored to be here 😎 my mind is like 40% archival knowledge about Late Night at this point
God bless u for giving me just a hint and not the whole answer haha *runs to watch*
I watched it initially but my brain doesn't retain 2.5 months of knowledge. 😆 Thank you, I'll go back and watch.
Thank you!! The jackal hero we need right now. Link for the lazy: th-cam.com/video/Z8ohlf3aI6U/w-d-xo.html
Literally the only show on the internet I would actually like to "smash" the like button for. Please continue this masterpiece of a series and master class on snarky remarks for eternity.
Most hilarious one yet. No way this show is getting fewer and fewer entertaining.
Totally agree with you. At the start I thought it would never have lasted this long as it's so dry yet here we are. Jackals be strong lol.
There are less and less times I don't laugh.
Right? If anything, it's getting many more entertaining.
It is very much humourous.
It is actually greater and greater entertaining
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Correction: you missed a big joke possibility---the Queen should have said night knight at their funerals
Or off with his head. Cringy, I know.
I commented later, but I thought she should say, “no sir.”
Why would she say that when they are not a knight any more? That would just be jackal bait.
These are all gold.
omg "night knight" and "no sir" are both hilarious 😂😂😂
Correction: ACD's address as Sir derives from *honorific* titles and it is *not hereditary* , but it stays with him personally obviously. Also he had like 4 knighthoods and two weren't from the British crown, so his corpse would have to take a bit of a tour around Eurasia, see the sights etc...
In any case, his gravestone says "knight"
Happy weekend, Seth!
The things one learns from other jackals. 😘...v
I love getting to just hang out with and watch Seth riff on his own show every week. I look forward to this every week.
Same! I look forward to it so much, it's my favourite part of the week!
Seth opened the gates* of hell when he said he does not get fan arts
*maybe just _one door_
Please only one door
He did and he knows it. The grin he tried to contain but couldn't attests to it. =D
I thought the exact same thing (and I made the pic he showed)
Wish I was an artist, he’d get one daily from me…
Oooo. I like the one door reference!
The whole "Setup", "Joke Clip", "Seth Stares Deadpan Into The Camera As Crew Loses It", "Seth Moves On" is the best comedy recipe since Mac & Cheese. Please, sir, may I have another?
This whole show is getting more and more entertaining.
You meant greater and greater
@@saar144 damn, you beat me to it haha
@@saar144 , The jackal-grammarians are strong on this thread. 😎...v
Moster and moster
Unless and unless entertaining.
Seth nailing the long game with that Criss Angel callback
R/whoosh over my head
@@heatherlowry754 I'm not sure if you mean you forgot the 9 of diamonds reference, or you didn't see it the first time. In case you or anyone else missed it, it was from the Corrections Week of Monday, March 7.
@@DoesNotEqual What a sneaky jackal edit 🤣
@@CF0RD why thank you kindly, fellow jackal
@@alumpyhorse No problem. We jackals need to look after each other.
Corrections is golden. My husband, myself, my 13, 15 and 17 year old children, love Corrections and all the A Closer Look segments. Thank you for allowingnus to be part of your genius.
What a beautiful way to spend quality time together 👌🏽🌝👌🏽
@@Triplemother I love the fact that our family enjoys Seth. Thank you for your kind comment!❤
My favorite part of Friday morning is watching Corrections.
Also, someone needs to do a Wally “Two Trees” skit like the Monty Python Arthur “Two Sheds” Jackson bit.
This is the highest form of comedy. Thank you. All I ask, can you please do a closer Loki, in costume?!
Lol that is witty as hell
That would be awesome!
That would be HILARIOUS 😂...v
Genius idea, needs to be implemented ASAP. 😆
I love corrections so much. I don't have anything to correct other than my lack of production of fanart.
Oh wait, wait, I do got one!
Correction: The Wally "Two Trees" picture is not fanart but a fanedit! Fanart is always done by by a person creating an original piece of art, while the use of photo-editing software to combine text and photos/gifs is called a fanedit! Photo-editing software can be used to make fanart but when it is only photos and text bsing combined it is just an edit.
(Fifteen years of fandom life finally paid off! I can finally be proud of myself. )
Really hoping some artistically minded Jackal will create true fan art of Wally "Two Trees". With long flowing golden hair...
@@MariaVosa I am no proper artist but I would like to try! It would be hilarious!
Well, I'm the guy that made the picture. I tweeted it to Wally and was SHOCKED to see it in this video. Fanedit sounds about right, though. :)
@@originalsuki Yours is the OG so you definitely get all the props for being the first fan creator for Seth Meyers! Plus it was a clever way to make a good joke land proper!
It takes skill to make edits and it is still an art form; it's just a subset of fanart, like fan songs, fan animations, fanfic, etc. They are all art, but they just have their own names.
OOooo good correction! 👍
The graphics department's version of a sponge on a stick is as effective as politicians are about gun control, so I think they did a good job.
Yes! And I was going to point out, a sponge on a stick is called a mop. The old mops from the 80’s. So yeah, perfect analogy for or government.
I originally questioned it, yet I agree especially as the sponge is brand new so has never done any actual or meaningful work... exactly like politicians. Throw on a publicly funded overpriced suit and you got the image of importance with no actual work required... and perhaps talk about the evils of the overabundance of doors in our country.
@@Valerie-mz4et they still make them, but yes the kids only know of swiffer...
@@scottmwilhelms2437 also like a sponge they soak up vital resources, tend to flake when handled too aggressively, and if you don't let their folds dry out they also mold up...
And by "politicians" of course you mean "Republicans".
3:45am..almost went to bed..corrections, having a drink instead 😂🤣
French guy here.
I was ready to give some hint on how to pronounce "Cannes" but I have to admit that your mother did a good job.
Maybe the sound of "a" is a bit to long though... also you are not forced to yell it like she did and, finally, her face seems familiar ; did she played Kirk in Star Trek ? 💣
Right, she really looks like a character Shatner played… lol
Seth didn't say his mother, Hilary, is speaking in this clip; only she'd pronounce the city's name in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region as such. But the 'ah' is a bit too long in this clip. There are others, which are shorter and more accurate, but with less comedic fair.
@@milesgillespie6665 Ok. You'll have my reply in a few days in a segment called "French correction". 🤪
And guy in French is pronounced “ghee,” like the Indian ingredient.
@@makiburgess5733 Indeed. Guy is also a forename, an old-fashioned one, shared by one of the main characters of Galaxy Quest (best Star Trek movie ever), and it's the french word for mistletoe. Coincidence ? I don't think so.
Correction: CD is an initialism not an acronym. (Acronyms form a word like PIN, initialisms you say each letter like ATM.)
It was an acronym until someone made up the word initialism, which is not a word my swype keyboard knows.
You are displaying some next level jackaling. Thanks.
@@bennettcawley4630 my Gboard does 😎
@@FeikNeyme Not sure what that has to do with my point.
@@bennettcawley4630 That it's a common enough word that was made up just like every other word. And that you should use a better input method.
I finally figured out why this is so enjoyable. It’s activating the same humors as old British tv like Fawlty Towers. Not silly like montey python but very dry wry humor.
I think its more "Are You Being Served?"
@@drewf41 my god I rewatched "not the 9 o'clock news" recently & its a reminder how different things were back then,casual racism everywhere,-I was 10 mins in to 1 episode n the n word was getting screamed.Reminded me how I used to think Alf Garnett was funny but I can imagine how cringy that would be now.
English not British and yes there is a difference
I’ve actually come to enjoy more this style of comedy bc of Seth. As in, less performative than is usually found everywhere else. When I come here to watch, it’s always like a fellow neighbor down the street talking to me and cracking dry jokes about everyone else. 🧐👏🏽😄
A heads up for Seth & the crew: Corrections is appearing outside the Late Night enclave. I found a fellow jackal wandering around over on Beau of the Fifth Column’s marvelous channel, attempting to provide a Corrections entry. Gave ‘em some solidarity (it was a solid correction!). You’ve unleashed a jackal revolution!
🐾
👍 I just came from there myself. We are everywhere. Everywhere that counts.
Haven’t seen you there, but I’ve spotted a couple of others.
Beau rocks
Oh hell, are we becoming JAnon?
15 minutes.
with how fast John Oliver talks, that's like 5 corrections' worth.
Nowmovingon, ourmainstorytonightisabout.
@@bastiaan4129 OMG, I read this in John Oliver voice!
Jakal gold
@@sigil8386 same 😂☠️
@@bastiaan4129 should be ourmainstorytonightisabout, no?
When Doyle died 'the queen' was not yet queen, she was 4 years old and it would have been George V to reclaim the title from Dead-Doyle.
DEAD-DOYLE RULES!
That is some deep jackaling right there
Before he became Dead Doyle, Sir Arthur received a letter from a Russian lady who (instead of Dear Sir) addressed him as "Good Lord!"
Well, depending on your beliefs about the afterlife, it would seem to be significantly more convenient for Dead-Doyle to be un-knighted by Dead-George than by Live-Lizzy!
Correction: the first year of a dog's life is 15 human years, dog year 2 is 9 human years, then its 5 human years for each dog year thereafter. Not just straight 7-to-1.
What!? That is WILD
I’m not sure my Irish Wolfhounds got the memo. They are very immature, rambunctious 26 year olds. One cries when the other steals her bone/toy the other actually stamps his feet if I’m not paying attention to him. Oh wait, my human adult children are the same. 🤔
Doesn't it depend on the breed?
@@MS-dh9gh Depends on the size of the dog and it's not really 5 for every year after 2. Up to 16 years old the following is how it is estimated: For small dogs under 20 pounds it's 15 , 9, then 4 from then on. For medium 21-50 pound dogs it's 15, 9, 4, 4, 4, 6, 5, 4, and goes on 5, 4, from then on. For 51-100 pound dogs it's 15, 9, 4, 4, 4, 9, 5, 5, 6, 5, 6, 5, 5, 6, 5, 6. For 100 pounds or more sized doges it's 12, 10, 9, 7, 7, 4, 7, 8, 7, 8, and then 7 from then on.
I dont know what annoys me more. That this is true. Or that i never knew it.
Either way. My dog is 4 and his breed gets 21 years for a good run.
But i guess if you put a bunch of unconventional math in the way. Its easier to not focus on the fact your dog will die soon
Did anyone else catch the sign Wally “Two Trees” is holding in the photo? “SETH SUCKS” 😂😂😂
Sure did! I was surprised Seth didn't comment on it.
Did you see where Seth put his finger when pointing to Wally "Two Trees" on the photo? Made it look like Wally had a 😉 third tree! LOL
I was surprised Seth didn't mention it as well!
Thank you for saying so! I was thrilled and shocked my picture was used. Thought for sure there would be a "jackal" comment
I still love this segment. I feel like it gives Seth an edge over all the late-night comics because it feels like he's really connecting with the audience in a vulnerable way that feels better and more personal than the other shows. It keeps me coming back.
Exactly right on the pronunciation of Cannes though in that clip. Perfection
Panka Hurry is perfection
Imagining Chris Angel sneaking around 30 Rock setting up "9 of Diamonds" cards for Seth to happen across.
Seth is just on fire right now. I admit I am late to the party but he lured me in just before COVID broke. Seeing him work from home helped me through a really tough time and I think I can speak for a lot of us when I say he made me feel less lonely in isolation. I am so thankful for Seth and his whole staff and crew.
This is my “it’s the weekend ritual” I watch it every Friday after work is done 💚 best thing ever, please never stop 💪💛
Seth complaining about a fifteen minute video that was posted as a web exclusive is hilarious. The self-referential humor is always fun.
P.S. Love to see Kimmel got the soup.
It is fun, but he should direct it somewhere different than time. It gets fewer and fewer entertaining to hear the same joke in different versions. Still love the corrections tho xd
Omg thanks for mentioning Kimmel, I was a little lost. You reminded me of the whole plot.
Gotta love corrections!
@@andrew66862 oliver has done web exclusives for years. So he’s always been up for the same Emmy. I think that is part of the meta-joke of it all.
The soup was a lie the labels are different this is fake news
I can't believe Seth literally kept that joke under his hat for the whole segment. Bravo.
I actually came to the comments to find out what the nine of diamonds joke was referencing. Can you enlighten me?
Yeh, I didn’t get it either.
Many corrections ago he talked about meeting a magician at a party maybe who started a trick but only got halfway through-if I’m remembering it right- and he’s been finding the card on a few occasions since then
Gotta keep up with the 'Corrections' lore!
Chris? Angel in a March corrections, saw people discussing it in another comment here
Looking more closely at the hat tonight, I was reminded of something from my childhood. There was this one time-literally one time-when instead of Halls or some generic, we had Sucrets cough drops. These come in a little metal container, a hinge-lidded tin, and I probably assumed as a kid that these were ten times more expensive than Halls because of this. (Maybe they were.)
The tin stayed around, of course, a souvenir of an extravagant purchase, and the modification I made to it was called back to memory by the hat. It just so happens that the changed letters ("a" and "z") on the hat already exist in other places, so mocking it up is simply a matter of copying and moving the letters. Because there was already a letter "E" on the Sucrets tin, I was able to make quick work of copying it onto paper, cutting it out, and turning a cough drop tin into a pocket-sized receptacle for Secrets.
Sucrets are exactly what I am ransacking the drawers in search of! I sat down for a moment to sip tea because I couldn’t find said Sucrets for my throat and happened to read and enjoy your comment!
That is a sweet memory.
You just reminded me that I buried a Sucrets tin in the backyard of my childhood home with some secrets in it. I can’t remember what I put in there besides some folded up magazine clippings. I also recently visited that home and they had leveled out the backyard so if it wasn’t dug up it was buried even deeper.
Memories are so lovely to have. ty. v
I love stuff like this. Did you ever do that thing with the land o lakes butter box, before they took the kneeling maiden off the box?
Corrrections is the highlight of the week! Makes Friday even better!
Cannes is easy to pronounce. Anyone who says "it's pronounced differently" answer "I'm speaking English, not French".
If you say "Paris" or "Germany" people don't shout "it's pear-eeeee" or "it's doych-land" Because we are speaking English, not French or German.
But for Cannes, Budapesht, or Gstaad, you get people who decide to gatekeep just a few anglicized words.
It's funny how it's only a few geographic locations, like Barthelona or Chee-lay or auntaukteeka
"We don't get a lot of fan art at our show." Are you saying knitting isn't an art?
Uh, oh, here we go again.
I miss the knitters. Where did you all go? Bring on the knitters!
i only watch this for the random genuine smile on Seth's face - pure joy! Love from Down Unda!
I like how he made this episode 15 minutes long
Corrections makes my week complete
No Herzog impression should have that much energy and optimism.
Corrections is a high point of my week. It’s so silly and beautiful.
Anybody who dislikes this segment is completely joyless.
Former reporter/editor here: I suppose whether you can put an apostrophe in a plural initialism/acronym must depend on the style guide. If you adhere to AP style, apostrophes are used with single-letter plurals (“Oakland A’s”) but not with multiple-letter plurals (“CDs”); however, the apostrophe was acceptable in this case as a differentiator so as not to confuse people with a potential “CDS” initialism (like “CDC”). Comprehension comes before style rules.
True. Besides, iirc every word was in all-caps on that board, in which case I believe you _have_ to use the apostrophe to make sure the plural is clearly understandable.
I think you're wrong. All punctuation has a purpose and the purpose is always to add clarity. In the case of CDs literally nobody could misunderstand that it means more than one CD. "CD's" on the other hand is wrong because it introduces the idea of possession which isn't the case in this context. The CD's scratches is valid. The CDs' scratches is valid. I put the CD's on the desk is objectively wrong. Oakland A's is potentially different as the word As exists but it should be 'A's not A's as it's inverted commas and not apostrophes needed.
@@benpetersjones I’m confident I’m correct, and double-checked my AP stylebook to be sure before I originally posted. Like I said: Comprehension comes before style rules. So the rules for punctuation - which isn’t only for clarity, but can be deployed for many purposes - can be broken to aid comprehension. That’s where CD’S comes in (specifically when it’s in all caps). People know what CDs means but it makes it unnecessarily difficult to put CDS in all caps and make people parse the context. I typically just rework to make it unnecessary bc it makes my eye twitch. As far as the A’s go, they fit into the single-letter category so it’s letter+’s, like in “mind your p’s and q’s.”
@@StephanieAly p's and q's is also wrong because there no such word as Ps or Qs. The idea that capitalisation changes the function of punctuation is stupid. If someone makes a style choice to write in all caps then it's always better to drop the caps or use subscript or even 'CD'S and still be correct. Why pick an apostrophe in that case? Why not CD#S or CD;S? An apostrophe has exactly the same connection to plurals as any other glyph except that an apostrophe followed by an s already has a function which makes CD's even dumber.
@@benpetersjones The saying "mind your p's and q's" is actually from typesetting - when it's done on a letterpress, you line up the type by hand, and you are looking at all the letters backwards. So a p can look like a q and vice versa. (Oh and I don't have an opinion or knowledge on whether the apostrophe for ps and qs is correct. Not gonna get into that debate lol.)
I know it's been said before but I'd like to state how the corrections with only the crew listening in on the background instead of an audience makes it much more personal and intimate and I really appreciate that.
And also the only audience if we're not counting crew is the digital audience, so his criticism of digital-only shows keeping audiences prisoners is inaccurate. Just saying.
I honestly think the graphics version of the sponge on the stick is more in line with how congress tries to help. They take something that wouldn't be useful and somehow make it even less useful.
Pandemic Seth Meyers got me through the lockdown period and this is an extension of that. Love it
Hey Seth real quick, I was watching the corrections from September 20th, you know, cause I have a life, and you were talking about how Wally was born with a cue card that said “it’s a boy.” In the explanation of how you obtained said cue card, you mentioned that there is a ceremony in which the card is removed from the child, and I feel it necessary to say that that ceremony and process should be called a circuecision.
Ha! I bet you got the Kurt Coban joke too, right? Funny
Re: Less vs Fewer - the simple way to remember it is to ask can you count the thing? If yes then it's fewer, if no (e.g. you weigh/measure it instead) then it's less.
And just to stand up for the graphics team, they clearly understood that you wanted to exemplify the GOP's reaction to mass shooting, which is to make it "sound" like you want to do something, but don't. Using a sponge attached in a static way would allow some cleaning to be performed. The graphics team way however will just wave around uselessly (see Ted Cruz, Margerine Traitor-Greed, Gozard et al).
Another easy way of figuring out which one is the correct one to use is to "invert" the meaning of the phrase and use an _increasing_ determiner (i.e. "much" or "many") and add the word "more" right after, since it's a lot more intuitive to figure the correct one between those 2. If the "inverted" phrase uses "many", then the proper adjective for the original phrase would be "fewer"; is it uses "much", then it's "less":
- "That building has _many more_ doors than Ted Cruz thinks it should" >> "That building has _fewer_ doors than Ted Cruz thinks it should" (that last one is only true when he needs to run away from a reporter's softball question, though)
- "Ted Cruz received _much more_ money from the NRA than Greg Abbott" >> "Ted Cruz received _less_ money from the NRA than Greg Abbott" (but they both give craven ghouls an equally bad name)
@@cobrasys Many bravos and much applause for your examples! 😁 (But I think I'll stick with counting or measuring. I'm a bear of very little brain and inverting then reverting sounds a bit complex for my head stuffing. 😉
Correction: The Late Night TH-cam page about section still says Seth is the longest running Weekend Update host
the "less and less, fewer and fewer " gag is so very much appreciated man...nice work!
Having rewatched the entire series recently, I was surprised to find that my favorite entry was actually one of the later sequels, 2008's 'Air Will Be Bud'.
😆
That sounds like a pretty nice movie to have a milkshake while watching.
"I. DRINK. YOUR. TOILET WATER. I DRINK IT UP!"
Love it, guys. It now feels like the kind of thing I'm weirdly proud to have been a part of from the beginning. 🤣.
I high five-ed myself when you maybe referenced my 'sir' correction. I had to high five myself because I would never tell my husband i'm a Jackle. He thinks I have a job.
You Seth, Wally, and your incredible crew of Corrections are just the highlight of the week! Each week is better than the last, which doesn’t seem possible, yet here we are! Thank you!!
The Wrath of Cannes! 🖖
After this horrific week, this was needed more than usual. Thank you, Seth and crew, for Corrections.
Jonny Olice's piece on Airpods was amazing
If anyone is an oldie of YT past, you may know of the channel called Cracked. At the time, it had two fantastic "shows" called After Hours and another called Obsessive Pop Culture Disorder with Daniel O'Brien. The latter, was hosted and written by a current writer on John Oliver's team. Having watched Daniel O'Brien content, I can GARANTEE you that he's the one that wrote that Air Bud bit. It had ALL of his signature flags all over that clip.
If you liked that Air Bud bit, I HIGHLY suggest you go check out his catalog of episodes. Its all grade SS primo stuff ^^. Additionally, After Hours was also AN AMAZING show. Also highly recommended
I love corrections so much and I think the reason it gets better and better is the subtle nuances and layer upon layer of jokes. The long you watch the better it gets and when you’ve watched since the beginning it’s just comedy gold. It’s a relaxed version of Seth and the crew that I love. Where would one send fan art if one were to make some?
"I was told my hat looked weird because I was wearing it too low. Um, there's a French town..." Is how all greetings should begin.
Kinda how some zoom calls have gone I am sure.
Actually, Where's Waldo in Sweden is more commonly known as ”Var är Valle?” (pronounced var (like ”bar” with a v) air vah-leh). However, some iterations include ”Hitta Hugo!” (meaning ”Find Hugo!”) and ”Var är Waldo?”.
This sent me down a rabbit hole because I've only ever seen "Hitta Hugo!".
I couldn't find a great source but going by the publishing dates in on the books in the swedish royal library catalogue it seems to shake down something like this:
The first two books were originally translated to "Var är Valle?" in the 80s
In the 90s they switched to "Hitta Hugo!". Which is clearly a less direct translation, but I guess they just wanted the title to be more of an instruction ("Hitta") and keep the alliteration.
Then in the 00s they seem to mostly just give up on making new translations altogether and just published the english titles or previous translations. It's a picture book after all.
And finally in the last decade they're back to "Var är Valle?"
@@havcola6983 That’s cool, I didn’t know! I think I’ve encountered mostly Hitta Hugo and Var är Valle (if any), so that makes sense, being born in the early 90’s.
Regardless, it’s all better than Seth’s ”Where is Hugo?” with a German accent, he needed to be corrected!
Ha! Part of the reason I scrolled through comments today was to see if anyone would comment how to say "Where's" in Swedish. Thank you! Also: Does Hugo in Swedish sound the same as Hugo in English?
@@grittybunny Hugo might be a tricky one! They key difference is that we don’t pronounce the ”U” as ”ew” (or ”you”) in any word. The U in Hugo is closer to the one in Pluto, for instance. Something like huu-goh. It’s quite hard to replicate I think, but that should be close enough!
@@Cynt3r You say the h sound, then. Cool, thanks. Yes sounds like it's not so easy to describe the u! 😄
CORRECTION: part of the problem with your Werner Herzog impression is that you still pronounce "th" correctly. And that's why we think it sounds like John Malkovich. Anyone with a thick German accent would pronounce the "th" as an S or a Z.
Does this mean your Impression Camp just became an online course?
Due to the pandemic Seth's impression camp has switched to Thoom
@@aerodroo 🤣 🤣 🤣
Did it say “SNORE” on the back of his card at the end? 🤣🤣🤣 I JUST LOVE THIS WHOLE EXPERIENCE, from Seth and the crew to all the jackals’ comments (especially the corrections on corrections!!! I so very much agree with the previous correction about “CDs”! No damn possessive apostrophe! Haha!) I love it here. It’s getting greater and greater entertaining.
Yeah, I have to disagree with the "English major" as well. CD's and CDs have two meanings. CDs is correct.
Actually, according to the Modern Language Association, you DO NOT use an apostrophe for plurals with years, acronyms, or initialisms.
When I wake up on Fridays, I think, "it's Corrections day!!!"
You add so much joy to my life Seth. I love you so much🥰
This format is just legit and hilarious.
Rudy famously has multiple phones, so he could have texted himself that he was guilty
🤣🤣🤣
I look forward to Corrections every week - it never gets old, and it really caps the excellent shows Mon - Thurs...
The writing is A+++ on this one follks.
The Klaus Kinski joke had me rolling on the floor 🤣
I love the fact that Seth mentions Herzog often. Can you imagine the cultural references of a Gen Z late night host in the future? Marvel movies, Twilight movies, Disney Channel, Olivia Rodrigo and K-Pop 💀
Yeah, will there be someone to wheel out an old MASH joke when I”m seventy?
Seth needs to have someone from graphics on during corrections to defend the dept against his scurrilous claims of incompetence
But we know they enjoy being scolded by Seth.
Fucking love Corrections…watched this last night 430am was so high it was gut splitting but I couldn’t remember anything…Watching it again less high…This is a perfect episode, the “Hat”, Cannes, Air Bud+John Oliver, fan/hate mail, CAT scans , graphics (whoa), Giuliani, “Disney Snitch”, Werners Originals+Klaus “Kinskis”, Wally/Waldo fan Art, the 9D playing card…a perfect episode…(I think John Oliver is making a play for the 15min Emmy sub!)
Don't know why I love these so much, but I do.
Correction: You are wearing your hat too high
Gatekeeping ki-adi-mundi smh
You really fell for the bait...
Don't be mean. It's not his fault his head is shaped like a lightbulb.
Southern style. (Lack of!)
Correction correction: his forehead is too low
There was a distinct and laudable improvement in that Werner Herzog voice - I trust I will not need to make such a correction again. KUDOS!
Also, "Klaus Kinski's Fitz-Caramel-Dos" is just a banger of a line and prop. DOUBLE KUDOS!
Those were some really good notes you gave him. Remarkable improvement!
I really liked that now the cap has become part of the official corrections uniform ! Hahaha now he need a t-shirt and pants 🤣
The hat would look excellent with Seth's hand-knitted sweater
I can only picture Seth thus attired if you meant pants in the UK sense.
... with the knitted sweater vest...
"I will not bow to any corporate sponsor!"
Seth & team: THANK YOU!! ALL OF YOUS!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
I have a correction... it's CT scan, not CAT scan. Source: i'm a Radiographer. You're welcome.
Man, Seth and his writers are too good!!
Corrections is pure gold
Apparently Corrections is pure Seth. Which is not to say his writers are not good; they are mighty good!
Correction: you can’t just put an “A jackulator mug” on the desk and not let us know when the march is available. That’s a real “pre jackulator” move
Seth indirectly calling out John Oliver? Oh, sh*ts about to get real and I am ready for it 😂
I swear this is the funniest thing on TH-cam ....... no really I literally laugh out loud
Oh boy, just what I need after a crappy week
Correction: John Oliver recording 15 minutes of Air Bud criticisms is not a problem and was a very entertaining watch
And he also forced an audience not just the crew to be there.
I watched this segment yesterday and it’s genuinely the best web exclusive he’s ever done
Free Norman Snively
It was hilarious 😂
If anyone is an oldie of YT past, you may know of the channel called Cracked. At the time, it had two fantastic "shows" called After Hours and another called Obsessive Pop Culture Disorder with Daniel O'Brien. The latter, was hosted and written by a current writer on John Oliver's team. Having watched Daniel O'Brien content, I can GARANTEE you that he's the one that wrote that Air Bud bit. It had ALL of his signature flags all over that clip.
If you liked that Air Bud bit, I HIGHLY suggest you go check out his catalog of episodes. Its all grade SS primo stuff ^^. Additionally, After Hours was also AN AMAZING show. Also highly recommended
Correction of this Corrections: Swedish person here. The translation of 'Where's Waldo?' is both 'Hitta Hugo?' and 'Var är Valle?'. 'Hitta Hugo' translates to 'Find Hugo' and is pronounced [Hee-tuh Who-goe] and 'Var är Valle' translates to 'Where is Valle' and is pronounced [Vuhr ehr Vuh-leh]. Cheerio
You are the best!!
I cannot get enough of this 😆
I cannot tell you how much I look forward to this each week. Thank you. 😃
I laughed way too hard at all of this. The am insomnia for keeping me up to see this.
Its a good thing you’re working on that Werner Herzog impression, with how topical it is, the Zoomers will eat you alive if you don’t nail it.
"CD" isn't an acronym, it's an initialism.
Acronym: Pronounced as a word, e.g., NASA
Initialism: Each letter is pronounced, e.g., FBI
Wait, FBI is pronounced as three separate letters??
Your mother's "Cannes" was spot on. She did put a bit more emotions in the pronunciation than I expected though.