I love the whole Robin Sparkles/Robin Daggers storyline how it's basically Alanis Morrisette. My daughter wants the "Canadian Anarchy" shirt from the Robin Daggers episode.
I hear that we suck at geography. But I feel I must have had a better teacher or paid attn in class more than others. I thought my World Geo teacher did a great job.
As a Canadian, I had no idea that one of my best friends growing up was American (her parents were imported by a nearby university) until one day I asked if she knew what time it was and she said, "Quarter of four." It stopped me in my tracks because I didn't get the joke. Cautiously I tried, "You mean, it's only one o'clock?" And we just stood there for a while, mutually perplexed. Good times. 😁
@@justsomegirlyoudontknow2563 Yeah, here's it's "quarter to". Or is that "quarter after"? I just realized I never actually found out what "quarter of" meant.
@@punkgrl325 Perhaps it's a regional thing? I think my friend's family were a mix of Californian and Atlantic east coast. I just googled this out of curiosity, incidentally, and am rather amused to discover my experience wasn't as unusual as I'd always thought.
When I was at university, I did a work-study program helping out in the sports medicine room on campus. One day, a few sportsball players (probably football, but I don't remember) came in and were talking about how much weight they lifted at the gym. One of them was English, and he said, "I lifted [some number of] KGs". The other guy looks at him for a second, then goes, "You're in America now, we don't do KGs, we do LBs." It took everything in me not to lose my shit laughing.
@@IceMetalPunk I would have answered:"Almost *the whole world* uses the Metric System of Units!Stop being such Prime Donne and just adapt!!!X-O" (I'm Italian.)
*foreigners saying Americans don’t use the metric system* *Me, an American, with 5 grams and a 9mm in my pocket*🧐🧐🧐 In all seriousness though Fahrenheit is better than Celsius for everyday things like weather
@@IceMetalPunk In terms of weather (because that’s all I use it for minus cooking) one can think of it as a percentage of how hot it is. If it’s 0 degrees Fahrenheit then imagine that as 0% hot. If it’s 100 degrees Fahrenheit think of it as 100% hot. Seems pretty simple to me
When I was there in 2018 my friends brother said to me, “Hey Mark, you got a loonie on you?” I honestly thought he was talking gibberish until he realised I had no idea what he was on about and informed me 😂
I’m from the US, and I didn’t know Harvey’s was a real thing until I watched this video! I loved this, I’m glad to see that people from Canada find the show’s jokes funny!
There is also a scene where Marshall goes to a Canadian bar, I think in New York, and he accidentally bumps into someone who apologizes to him and offers to buy him a beer. He's obviously surprised at the friendliness.
A few friends and I went to Toronto for New Years for 2001-02(taking advantage of the 19 year old drinking law). We got in a minor fender bender, which was absolutely my friend's fault. The woman we hit got out and said "oh, it seems like I hit ya eh? soory aboot that!"
i like how they simultaneously expect us to believe she is accustomed to bitter canadian winters, and that she's from vancouver. can't have it both ways. moving from vancouver to new york would definitely result in significantly harsher winters than you're used to
You guys are so cute. I love that huge smile Adam makes when Robin says Canada is the greatest country in the world. That amazing smile 😀. Thanks for the awesome content and keep it up guys. Cheers from Wisconsin
Agree! The best laughs! I'm brazilian so we have the same metric system as Canada, when I lived in the States, they'd always make fun of my km or kg 😂😂
My wife officiated amateur hockey and is a huge hockey fan so when Robin started getting uppity in that one scene I was internally laughing because I know my wife would be the same way if it were a club she supported (she isn't canadian but point stands)
I just discovered you guys and love watching your videos. I was born in Port Colbourne and raised in Crystal Beach (Fort Erie) but moved to Florida when I was twelve. Lotta fun reconnecting with my heritage through humor. I'm always entertained that's for sure. Thanks for the laughs. 😎🤙
Consider yourself lucky. I wish there was a way I could erase it from my memory and start over at the beginning. I've watched the entire thing from the first episode to the last four times, and random episodes way more than that.
6:41 Actually at the same unit of measurement, it is colder on the Celsius scale than it is on the Fahrenheit scale. At least in the case that she was cooking, other than that "-40 degrees" is the same temperature both on F and C. For anything below -40 degrees C is warmer then F. So it should have been not burnt but undercooked.
Your wrong, because 400 F equals around 204.4 C, Then 400 C is equal to 752 F. But it does get colder in F after the -40 mark, but gets warmer up from there. Each Celcius is (1.8F) either way from -40.
@@daniellysohirka5079 I am right and we are saying the same thing. At least if you are not thinking that she was trying to cook at less than -40 celsius?
I'm definitely old enough to know what bunny ears are, and I remember what it was like to actually have to get up to change, one of 4 channels on the small tv, as a kid.
Many years ago I went on a Contiki tour, at that point in time my only knowledge of Canada tv shows & Robin in particular so I asked if it was true that Canadians ad ehh to the end of every sentence? He said: It’s just a myth ehh! & than slapped himself in the face, he was so embarrassed!!! I kinda felt bad for him but couldn’t stop laughing 😂
Guys I live in Portland OR... Vancouver is part of the Pacific Northwest and is much more like Portland than any US Midwest, Southern or East Coast City...
I can't believe that this video didn't include any scenes from Robin Sparkles/Robin Daggers "Underneath the Tunes". So many Canadian celebrities make an appearance
Funny video.Im American and I always was curious about the Canadian reaction to the many refererances to it in the show. My favorite is when Barney goes to Toronto to help Robin and stands up on a chair to lecture the crowd at a Tim hortons. They then lock the doors with a hockey stick and give him a whooping. When they approach his table Barney says "yeah it's called a tie". Hilarious.
How dare Neil Patrick Harris spit out that whiskey after he just admitted it was good! *shakes fist at him* I may have inhaled my coffee a few times while watching this. See Adam, I can live a little lol 😆
Apparently Cobie Smulders, an actual Canadian, just wasn't Canadian enough for the HIMYM writers; so, they made her go WAY overboard with the accent just to drive the point home.
I was going to complain they could have picked a town closer to Lake Athabasca for that news story, but then I remembered there aren't any towns near Lake Athabasca.
Ernest Goes To Camp has the saddest scene ever in any film. When he's singing to the turtle and it bites his nose 😢 but my fave was Ernest Scared Stupid. It legit scared me as a child😆
I was very upset they closed the Tim Hortons here in St. Paul, MN. I have to admit I went there far too much. If we can ever cross into Canada again, I am going straight for the beer with real alcohol content and a Timmys.
One of the writers for HIMYM was Canadian. Probably where must of these came from. There's a great movie called "Being Canadian" that he made, and talked about some of his time on the series. Great stuff... I enjoyed [almost] every joke. As a Canadian who's spent most of my life in the U.S., I suppose I'm "politely impatient." I'm still a citizen, so my running joke is that I'm a politician's wet dream: I pay taxes, but I can't vote! However, I do have 3 anchor babies via my U.S. wife.
What? Never heard of Chicoutimi, Quebec? My brother lived there for a time in the 60's near the RCAF base at Chicoutimi/Saint-Honoré Aerodrome. I hear that Chicoutimi is well known for both poutine and bonspiels! :)LOL(:
@@christopherhasenberg1113 Yeah... I have the problem of being the youngest sibling and the only one born in the USA to Canadian parents. Also grades 1-9 in the US & 10-12 + college in Canada. So, know both pretty well and am often torn in loyalties. I like to think of myself as an American... North American actually! :)
Awesome thing about growing up in Detroit, you get a lot of the business/product references. I think the metric references are more of a joke on the U.S than Canada.
Funny when you said Harold and Kumar, I wasn't expecting you to follow that with Neil Patrick Harris, but with Robin's boyfriend guest star for half of season 7, since he is Kumar.
Nerd here: The joke at 6:41 only works the other way around (if you think the oven is F but its graded in celcius). If she thought the oven was in celcius, regular cooking temps in celcius would be 80-240. None of these settings in an F graded oven would burn the food. It would just be undercooked. My guess to keep the comedy realistic is that she just messed it up and had to put that as an excuse assuming nobody would find out. If I were there I would have immediately called her out for the fun so she admits guilt but I wasn't. So to my fellow americans, think twice before turning a foreign oven to 425. (Although you should be safe, no oven has this temp in celcius anyway). The only thing at risk would be lower temp cooking stuff such as bread and cakes. Like if they bake at around 200F, 200 C would just kill 'em XD.
I'm Australian and we have alot of similarities to Canada like the metric system, celcius for temperatures, our money looks similar. We are a laid back friendly country. We are in the commonwealth too
I wouldn't think too much into these jokes as Canada is the way better country than the US anyways. From laws to nature to ice hockey to health insurance, and so on. Greetings from 🇩🇪✌🏻
I may be being dumb, but I’m English so also use celsius, shouldn’t all the food be undercooked?? If you put a celsius heat on a fahrenheit oven it would be colder than expected right?? Fahrenheit numbers are higher than celsius
We do not call it the couv 🤮😂 It’s either just Van or Van City but mostly just Vancouver lol... Also I’m so glad you said the “Are you NPH?...Yup” line 👌 Ernest Scared Stupid gave me nightmares for a month lol..
I'm currently going through the process of relocating to Canada, I have one question for anyone who can help me. What is the best dark beer (I believe you also call it a stout beer)? Thank you! :)
For some reason my question was erased so, I'll ask again: Adam: where did you get your cap? I like how the maple leaf is presented. Anyway, I've scoured the web and cannot find it.
Hey AJ - got it from a Blue Jays giveaway at a game. So chances are you won’t find it! But there a lots similar from the Jays so maybe try there? I love this one for sure :). Sorry for the delay in answering! -Adam
This show had some great jokes about Minnesota as well. I'm a Minneapolis guy myself but I always found the jokes funny. Obviously most of them not very accurate, but there were a few that were just a little too accurate.
Ahh, bunny ears🐰...The good old days when living in Buffalo, NY meant you had extra TV channels most of the rest of America didn't have because of CBC and CNBC from Canada.
America is a hemisphere. Canadians ARE Americans. We USians have a lot of problems, but it really, really helps having such cool, sweet, kind, helpful, bushcrafty neighbors. Thank You!
i never knew how many jokes have been changed in the german dub of the series until now, since all those metric unit jokes don't work in civilized countries. xD
found you guys while surfing for HIMYM stuff... question: why would she go from the west coast(Vancouver) to the east(nyc)? Couldnt she find work in Seattle or Portland?
The canadian reaction channels I watch I love... You guys seem so nice but not like portraid in shows/movies but very funny can swear just like an aussie (not as much or as many but with great comedic timing)but you guys are also as friendly and welcoming like an aussie (misunderstood/imagined very different to what we are actually like)
Personally I LOVE Canadian stereotypes. I find them hilarious, especially because most are true (Tim Hortons and Hockey for life). HOWEVER the one thing that bothers me is what people think our “accents” sound like. We. Do. NOT. Talk. Like. That. We do not say “aboot”. We don’t have a weird southern,drunk mix sounding voices. Like I hate when people talk what they think weslund like. We do say Eh sometimes tho 😂
I loved Harvey’s! And their orange trays! I think the best was when Robin went to a Canadian Tim Hortons and was confused for an American-no please or thank you! Reminds me of when I came home from school and I talked to my roommate who exclaimed “you sound like such a yank, eh!” Over 25 years later, she still teases me 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
The Robin Sparkles "Let's Go to the Mall" music video should've been in there.
And Two Beaver Are Better Than One
I collect funko pops, I just found a Robin Sparkles pop!! So excited I had to buy it, one of my favourites in my collection!!
that scene at 5:00 was hilarious
@@hartlekd it's twice the fun
@@3dstuff654 Ask anyone!
I never knew how much I needed James Roday and Mark Zuckerberg to start a channel together. Subbed.
Ryan gets the Zuck comment quite frequently. Me on the other hand that’s the first! Lol. Welcome :) -Adam
James Roday Rodriguez now 🎉
Sorry I don't see Shawn Spencer
If you dont see the Roday reference, you need to …wait for iiiiiiiiiitttttttt…….
I love the whole Robin Sparkles/Robin Daggers storyline how it's basically Alanis Morrisette. My daughter wants the "Canadian Anarchy" shirt from the Robin Daggers episode.
i wish they put the whole PS i love you scene in this it's amazing
True! I remember back in the 80's Alanis Morrisette - who was only using "Alanis" as her stage name then - was singing at the Bayshore Mall in Ottawa.
@@CharCanuck14 never too hot never too cold never too young never too old
😆🤣😂
It's more like Tiffany.
The one scene when she was at the Vikings pub and was confronted with the stereotype that Canadians are afraid of the dark.
"American schools suck at geography"
As an American, we suck at a lot more than that lol
We’re great at teaching other students about the dangers of guns though
I hear that we suck at geography. But I feel I must have had a better teacher or paid attn in class more than others. I thought my World Geo teacher did a great job.
I went to a public school, and I think it was okay. I got a 26 on the ACT and I have a BA. that’s not too bad, I don’t think.
i am brazilian and once i went to ny on vacation. an american girl asked me where i was from and when i answered she said: oh brazil is in asia right?
True story
As a Canadian, I had no idea that one of my best friends growing up was American (her parents were imported by a nearby university) until one day I asked if she knew what time it was and she said, "Quarter of four." It stopped me in my tracks because I didn't get the joke. Cautiously I tried, "You mean, it's only one o'clock?" And we just stood there for a while, mutually perplexed. Good times. 😁
Huh, I’m from the US, and I had no idea people from other countries didn’t say “quarter of _”!
@@justsomegirlyoudontknow2563 Yeah, here's it's "quarter to". Or is that "quarter after"? I just realized I never actually found out what "quarter of" meant.
I'm from the US and I've never heard quarter of four.
@@04beni04 It was always quarter to four where I'm from (New York). First time hearing quarter of four tbh.
@@punkgrl325 Perhaps it's a regional thing? I think my friend's family were a mix of Californian and Atlantic east coast. I just googled this out of curiosity, incidentally, and am rather amused to discover my experience wasn't as unusual as I'd always thought.
as an Australian, the metric system stuff is also very funny to me 😂
When I was at university, I did a work-study program helping out in the sports medicine room on campus. One day, a few sportsball players (probably football, but I don't remember) came in and were talking about how much weight they lifted at the gym. One of them was English, and he said, "I lifted [some number of] KGs". The other guy looks at him for a second, then goes, "You're in America now, we don't do KGs, we do LBs." It took everything in me not to lose my shit laughing.
@@IceMetalPunk I would have answered:"Almost *the whole world* uses the Metric System of Units!Stop being such Prime Donne and just adapt!!!X-O"
(I'm Italian.)
*foreigners saying Americans don’t use the metric system*
*Me, an American, with 5 grams and a 9mm in my pocket*🧐🧐🧐
In all seriousness though Fahrenheit is better than Celsius for everyday things like weather
@@bradsmith2661 Why is Fahrenheit better than Celsius for the weather?
@@IceMetalPunk In terms of weather (because that’s all I use it for minus cooking) one can think of it as a percentage of how hot it is. If it’s 0 degrees Fahrenheit then imagine that as 0% hot. If it’s 100 degrees Fahrenheit think of it as 100% hot. Seems pretty simple to me
"Thought that the oven was on celsius"
Wait wait wait , in that case food should be undercooked, how is it burnt.
Its true if ya think about it😎
When I was there in 2018 my friends brother said to me, “Hey Mark, you got a loonie on you?”
I honestly thought he was talking gibberish until he realised I had no idea what he was on about and informed me 😂
I’m from the US, and I didn’t know Harvey’s was a real thing until I watched this video! I loved this, I’m glad to see that people from Canada find the show’s jokes funny!
it's amazing, it's like subway for burgers
I miss how I met your mother....I loved that show I would like more clips from how I met your mother
I love that all the jokes are just friendly jabs. I'm from the Southern US and love when people make jokes about us too.
There is also a scene where Marshall goes to a Canadian bar, I think in New York, and he accidentally bumps into someone who apologizes to him and offers to buy him a beer. He's obviously surprised at the friendliness.
the bar's name is The Hoser Hut, which I find hilarious!
A few friends and I went to Toronto for New Years for 2001-02(taking advantage of the 19 year old drinking law). We got in a minor fender bender, which was absolutely my friend's fault. The woman we hit got out and said "oh, it seems like I hit ya eh? soory aboot that!"
i like how they simultaneously expect us to believe she is accustomed to bitter canadian winters, and that she's from vancouver. can't have it both ways. moving from vancouver to new york would definitely result in significantly harsher winters than you're used to
From Vancouver, but if she worked in Alberta, she probably lived there for a bit, too.
@@IceMetalPunk Is that so? I taught all provinces west of Ontario had smoother winters.
Thanks for this one! I love this show, along with the Canadien jokes, they have a few Minnesota ones, Marshall is from there, SKOL Vikings!
You guys are so cute. I love that huge smile Adam makes when Robin says Canada is the greatest country in the world. That amazing smile 😀. Thanks for the awesome content and keep it up guys. Cheers from Wisconsin
YESSS. Favourite show and robin being canadian is one of the funniest parts of the show
Agree! The best laughs! I'm brazilian so we have the same metric system as Canada, when I lived in the States, they'd always make fun of my km or kg 😂😂
@@barbaraferrari244 grams and metres just make so much more sense XD
Loved the Ernest movie and love my neighbours to the north. This has been one of my favorite channels recently. Keep up the vids bros
My fave was not in the compilation. My favorite Robin Canada moment was her song "two beavers are better than one".
Oh damn, you guys missed one of the best parts:
3:40 "...an august 1st tradition" 😂😂😂😂
1:08 That was a spot on impression of Barney 🤣🤣
hahaa thanks - Adam
My wife officiated amateur hockey and is a huge hockey fan so when Robin started getting uppity in that one scene I was internally laughing because I know my wife would be the same way if it were a club she supported (she isn't canadian but point stands)
I just discovered you guys and love watching your videos. I was born in Port Colbourne and raised in Crystal Beach (Fort Erie) but moved to Florida when I was twelve. Lotta fun reconnecting with my heritage through humor. I'm always entertained that's for sure. Thanks for the laughs. 😎🤙
Happy you found us :). Hope all is well in the sunshine state! -Adam
@@CanadiansReact Well it's certainly warmer than where you guys are!! 😎 Not to rub it in or anything...lol
How did I miss this show?! Years of bartending I guess.. SOLD! Will start binging! Thanks guys, for introducing me to this!
Consider yourself lucky. I wish there was a way I could erase it from my memory and start over at the beginning. I've watched the entire thing from the first episode to the last four times, and random episodes way more than that.
UPDATE US! I wish I could watch it for the first time again! Is it your kind of show? Did it grow on you or did you love it from the start?
@@cruzjacknife8699 I just downloaded Hulu. Will update soon.
@@Peg__ Do yourself a favour. Don't watch the last 10 minutes of the series finale.
@@Ndstars1 do everyone a favor, don't ruin people's expectations just because you didn't like something
Jim Varney also voiced Slinky Dog from the Toy Story movies. At least the first two. I love when Robin's Canadian accent comes out. It's kinda hot.
I believe you mean you love when Robin's Canadian accent "comes oot" :D
6:41 Actually at the same unit of measurement, it is colder on the Celsius scale than it is on the Fahrenheit scale. At least in the case that she was cooking, other than that "-40 degrees" is the same temperature both on F and C. For anything below -40 degrees C is warmer then F. So it should have been not burnt but undercooked.
Your wrong, because 400 F equals around 204.4 C, Then 400 C is equal to 752 F. But it does get colder in F after the -40 mark, but gets warmer up from there. Each Celcius is (1.8F) either way from -40.
@@daniellysohirka5079 I am right and we are saying the same thing. At least if you are not thinking that she was trying to cook at less than -40 celsius?
I paused right as Ernest face was on the screen and i wasnt looking. I looked back and it scared me half to death lol x3x
I'm definitely old enough to know what bunny ears are, and I remember what it was like to actually have to get up to change, one of 4 channels on the small tv, as a kid.
I searched for the video on my own to watch the bonus clip, it was pretty funny and did mention Canada lol
Many years ago I went on a Contiki tour, at that point in time my only knowledge of Canada tv shows & Robin in particular so I asked if it was true that Canadians ad ehh to the end of every sentence? He said: It’s just a myth ehh! & than slapped himself in the face, he was so embarrassed!!! I kinda felt bad for him but couldn’t stop laughing 😂
Guys I live in Portland OR... Vancouver is part of the Pacific Northwest and is much more like Portland than any US Midwest, Southern or East Coast City...
I can't believe that this video didn't include any scenes from Robin Sparkles/Robin Daggers "Underneath the Tunes". So many Canadian celebrities make an appearance
'You're sticking to your wrong answer and insulting me in the process' XD
I wish "if this is the 90's, why does it look like 1986?" Was here 🤣🤣
Funny video.Im American and I always was curious about the Canadian reaction to the many refererances to it in the show. My favorite is when Barney goes to Toronto to help Robin and stands up on a chair to lecture the crowd at a Tim hortons. They then lock the doors with a hockey stick and give him a whooping. When they approach his table Barney says "yeah it's called a tie". Hilarious.
As an American, I loved watching the Ernest movies!
How dare Neil Patrick Harris spit out that whiskey after he just admitted it was good! *shakes fist at him*
I may have inhaled my coffee a few times while watching this. See Adam, I can live a little lol 😆
👊😆🤚-Adam
Love the Big beared bear in a red shirt , so cute
Cheers buddy! - Big Bearded Bear
@@CanadiansReact 🥺💓🐻
The neighbor in the gray sweater is what Mark Zuckerberg would look like as a human.
Yeah he gets that a lot
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@@CanadiansReact Tell him a mean no disrespect. I forgot to mention that in my OP. 😅
Y;all are really funny and I love both of your laughs!
Apparently Cobie Smulders, an actual Canadian, just wasn't Canadian enough for the HIMYM writers; so, they made her go WAY overboard with the accent just to drive the point home.
They shouldve played the bonus clip, it was hilarious 😂
The bonus clip was actually really good 😂😂
I remember watching ABC World News Tonight with Peter Jennings he was always saying "aboot".
Most ovens bottom out at around 170 degrees F, so that makes no sense, 170C is 375F, if anything she would undercook it.
You don't understand. When you fuck up and it's temperature related, blame it on farenheit or celcius. It's extremely convenient.
@@runningfromabear8354 I refuse to measure in anything but Kelvin. =P
I'm looking at my celsius oven right now and it goes up to 275. So her food would have been undercooked.
11:22 Sorry Robin... Lily just pulled a Mike Richter on your Pavel Bure.
I like the one where Robin was complaining to Ted aboot the power bill and using all Canadian terms
I was going to complain they could have picked a town closer to Lake Athabasca for that news story, but then I remembered there aren't any towns near Lake Athabasca.
Ernest Goes To Camp has the saddest scene ever in any film. When he's singing to the turtle and it bites his nose 😢 but my fave was Ernest Scared Stupid. It legit scared me as a child😆
I was very upset they closed the Tim Hortons here in St. Paul, MN. I have to admit I went there far too much. If we can ever cross into Canada again, I am going straight for the beer with real alcohol content and a Timmys.
One of the writers for HIMYM was Canadian. Probably where must of these came from. There's a great movie called "Being Canadian" that he made, and talked about some of his time on the series. Great stuff... I enjoyed [almost] every joke.
As a Canadian who's spent most of my life in the U.S., I suppose I'm "politely impatient." I'm still a citizen, so my running joke is that I'm a politician's wet dream: I pay taxes, but I can't vote! However, I do have 3 anchor babies via my U.S. wife.
What? Never heard of Chicoutimi, Quebec? My brother lived there for a time in the 60's near the RCAF base at Chicoutimi/Saint-Honoré Aerodrome. I hear that Chicoutimi is well known for both poutine and bonspiels! :)LOL(:
As an American, I didn't understand anything from this comment...J/K..
Sorry.
@@christopherhasenberg1113 Yeah... I have the problem of being the youngest sibling and the only one born in the USA to Canadian parents. Also grades 1-9 in the US & 10-12 + college in Canada. So, know both pretty well and am often torn in loyalties. I like to think of myself as an American... North American actually! :)
More Canadian-related comedy, please and thank you!
Awesome thing about growing up in Detroit, you get a lot of the business/product references. I think the metric references are more of a joke on the U.S than Canada.
"Canada. The loft apartment over a really great party. 'Keep it down, Eh!"
Robin Williams.
Funny when you said Harold and Kumar, I wasn't expecting you to follow that with Neil Patrick Harris, but with Robin's boyfriend guest star for half of season 7, since he is Kumar.
I liked Marshall he was from Minnesota and a Vikings fan like myself.
My GOD she said Chicoutimi!!! It’s 15 minutes from home!
3:39 I think you missed it where she says "an August 1st tradition."
React to all Robin Sparkles music videos! Especially the one directed at Paul Shaffer.
Never saw a single episode of this show but it looks funny
I’m sure it’s on Netflix. It’s a cute show -Adam
@@CanadiansReact not in the US :( Its why I'm seriously considering getting a VPN.
@@jeffburdick869 bummer
It's on Hulu
One of my FAVORITE shows!
Nerd here: The joke at 6:41 only works the other way around (if you think the oven is F but its graded in celcius). If she thought the oven was in celcius, regular cooking temps in celcius would be 80-240. None of these settings in an F graded oven would burn the food. It would just be undercooked. My guess to keep the comedy realistic is that she just messed it up and had to put that as an excuse assuming nobody would find out. If I were there I would have immediately called her out for the fun so she admits guilt but I wasn't.
So to my fellow americans, think twice before turning a foreign oven to 425. (Although you should be safe, no oven has this temp in celcius anyway). The only thing at risk would be lower temp cooking stuff such as bread and cakes. Like if they bake at around 200F, 200 C would just kill 'em XD.
The bunnie ears were the only way I could get Hockey Night in Canada.
I can’t believe this show got canceled after only 9 seasons
You guys have a great sense of humor.
Awe well thank you :)
I'm Australian and we have alot of similarities to Canada like the metric system, celcius for temperatures, our money looks similar. We are a laid back friendly country. We are in the commonwealth too
I wouldn't think too much into these jokes as Canada is the way better country than the US anyways. From laws to nature to ice hockey to health insurance, and so on. Greetings from 🇩🇪✌🏻
I may be being dumb, but I’m English so also use celsius, shouldn’t all the food be undercooked?? If you put a celsius heat on a fahrenheit oven it would be colder than expected right?? Fahrenheit numbers are higher than celsius
The actual video starts at 2:18.. god! Those 138 long seconds of my life, that I ain’t gonna get back!!
Sorry eh
@@CanadiansReact it’s alright 😁
they should've included the scene where barney finds out he's 1/4 canadian LOL
We do not call it the couv 🤮😂 It’s either just Van or Van City but mostly just Vancouver lol... Also I’m so glad you said the “Are you NPH?...Yup” line 👌
Ernest Scared Stupid gave me nightmares for a month lol..
this is my 101% perfect woman !! 😀
I loved Earnest goes to camp!
tallest mountain in canada , Mt Logan , 19,850 feet ... or whatever in meters LOL
I'm currently going through the process of relocating to Canada, I have one question for anyone who can help me. What is the best dark beer (I believe you also call it a stout beer)?
Thank you! :)
03:13 - 03:15 Robin being a proud Stark.😎🐺 ...Or a proud Wildling.🤔
I'm no Canuck, but I'm so with Robin :D Heh, I still have to calculate kilometers to miles xD
For some reason my question was erased so, I'll ask again: Adam: where did you get your cap? I like how the maple leaf is presented. Anyway, I've scoured the web and cannot find it.
Hey AJ - got it from a Blue Jays giveaway at a game. So chances are you won’t find it! But there a lots similar from the Jays so maybe try there? I love this one for sure :). Sorry for the delay in answering! -Adam
@@CanadiansReact Yup, you're spot-on. Tried the Blue Jays site and found what I'm looking for. Ta.
This show had some great jokes about Minnesota as well. I'm a Minneapolis guy myself but I always found the jokes funny. Obviously most of them not very accurate, but there were a few that were just a little too accurate.
Ahh, bunny ears🐰...The good old days when living in Buffalo, NY meant you had extra TV channels most of the rest of America didn't have because of CBC and CNBC from Canada.
This use to be my favourite series. 🙃
America is a hemisphere. Canadians ARE Americans. We USians have a lot of problems, but it really, really helps having such cool, sweet, kind, helpful, bushcrafty neighbors. Thank You!
i never knew how many jokes have been changed in the german dub of the series until now, since all those metric unit jokes don't work in civilized countries. xD
found you guys while surfing for HIMYM stuff... question: why would she go from the west coast(Vancouver) to the east(nyc)? Couldnt she find work in Seattle or Portland?
The canadian reaction channels I watch I love... You guys seem so nice but not like portraid in shows/movies but very funny can swear just like an aussie (not as much or as many but with great comedic timing)but you guys are also as friendly and welcoming like an aussie (misunderstood/imagined very different to what we are actually like)
My favourite one is when Robin and Barney end in Toronto and go to Tim Hortons
Prince actuaslly lived in Mississauga for a while.
Anything with Robin is my favorite. Was shocked to see a Canadian in the Avengers movies, but hey affirmative action is required I guess.
Personally I LOVE Canadian stereotypes. I find them hilarious, especially because most are true (Tim Hortons and Hockey for life). HOWEVER the one thing that bothers me is what people think our “accents” sound like. We. Do. NOT. Talk. Like. That. We do not say “aboot”. We don’t have a weird southern,drunk mix sounding voices. Like I hate when people talk what they think weslund like. We do say Eh sometimes tho 😂
But you deeeeeeeefinitely say sorey
@@kraqah HAHA all the time!
I was interested in the bonus clip 😅 Anyone know where it's from? :)
Its always funny to me that americans can't acknowledg that metres and kilometres are just better length specifications than feet or Miles like wtf.
Right?!
Exactly !!! Feet ? Wtf ey xD
Agree, Barney with Canadian Whiskey.
Lol booo
it actually makes no sense :D If she thought the oven was in Celsius, she wouldve baked it at a much lower temperature in Fahrenheit :D
Would love reactions to Letterkenny🤣🤣
I loved Harvey’s! And their orange trays!
I think the best was when Robin went to a Canadian Tim Hortons and was confused for an American-no please or thank you!
Reminds me of when I came home from school and I talked to my roommate who exclaimed “you sound like such a yank, eh!” Over 25 years later, she still teases me 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Ya'll need to react to Letterkenny, haha.
We just did one yesterday!
The "Canadians are afraid of the Dark" joke.
I would advise you to react to :
1. Daily dose of internet
2. Bill burr standup
3. Chappelle show
She's a Canadian in real life!?
No way! I'll have to research that. It'd be too darn funny if she were. 👍
Okay. She was born in Vancouver BC 1982 according to Wikipedia.
Okay, now I gotta check on Barney.
Nope (thank goodness). He's technically Mexican (New Mexico, States)
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