If Aardman Villains Were Charged For Their Crimes Part: 2(Mousait Styled)

If Willard Tweedy(Tony Haygarth), Melisha Tweedy(Miranda Richardson), and Victor Quartermaine(Ralph Fiennes) were charged for their crimes. I'm deciding on another series in the mean time I will continue with the Disney ones. These videos are inspired by Mousait, and Fluteless.
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[@lunarneo757]

This video is really outdated, watch the updated version instead it has lots of improvements, and the charges are more accurate. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoiQnnaFebmVgcUsi=jJrQHrLBiuyAH7-5

[@DFTG_Official]

yeah since ms tweedy is alive

[@pokemonracer5540]

The thing about Victor is that when he threw Gromit in the cage, it can also be seen as unlawful imprisonment which would add even more time.

[@lunarneo757]

Yeah, but since he's a dog it counts as animal cruelty. There are many aspects that relate to it like starving it, killing, injuring ect.

[@CommissarMitch]

​@lunarneo757 Objection. It is clear from his behaviour that Gromit is not your avarage dog and Di show human-level intelligence and understanding. It does make him a unique case in the franchise, but one need to remember that he is a unique being altogether.

[@lunarneo757]

@@CommissarMitch But it's shown all the other dogs act this way. Victor's dog Phillip knows how to operate an airplane, carry a rifle, he also shows human like facial language, and carries a wallet with him. Gromit's girlfriend in the fourth short film acts, and has the intelligence like Gromit. Pretty much most animals have human intelligence, especially Shaun the Sheep.

[@MahNamJeff]

​@@lunarneo757 don't forget that Gromit is put in prison for a human crime too.

[@schwarzerritter5724]

Considering the penguin could sign a rental contract, animals can be people in the movies.

[@TheVeniceAngel]

People who say that Victor Quartermaine was a lackluster villain forget about the fact that he was willing to murder another man, just so he could steal Lady Tottington's money, the guy was a psycho!

[@williamfincher2260]

He knew it was Wallace.

[@mr.darkassassin7997]

He's not a lackluster villain but he's a bit forgettable than other Aardman villains

[@georgespencer8429]

The most we could nail the Tweedys for is Food Standards Agency violations (The chickens are fed into the pie machine without being plucked or boned, causing a serious contamination risk).

[@nolansword9820]

He hasn’t added Mrs.Tweedy’s latest crimes, the sequal came out nearly 4 to 5 days ago.

[@HectorEvilman]

@@nolansword9820All she did in that movie was brainwashing which while a crime in itself doesn’t apply to chickens

[@user-kb4gg3jk2z]

@@HectorEvilman Still though the methods could be the same in a way, turning them into nuggets without being plucked and boned

[@freemakerthings4518]

@@HectorEvilman We can also count kidnapping, deception, more attempted murder, and ultimately a huge fucking factory armed with many duck bombs and that could lead to a shutdown.

[@Sbungo61]

@HectorEvilman brainwashing animals still counts as animal cruelty

[@missrebel634]

I Love how his sentence went from 3 years to 225 years.

[@samwallace4074]

Yeah I'm no expert in law, but I'm not sure how you get 225 years for showing animal cruelty towards a single chicken

[@PestoPitaa44]

@@samwallace4074 i mean yeah, but the system works by logic and rules, not by what makes sense

[@fanofeverything30465]

​@@samwallace4074Because it wasn't just a single chicken it was an entire farm of chickens

[@n1thmusic229]

Victor breaking into Wallace's home would actually be a burglary charge. In one his Disney videos MOUSAIT said that "you don't actually have to steal anything for it to be a burglary charge you just have to enter with intent of committing a felon" And Victor certainly wanted to murder Wallace so that wouldn't be trespassing and property damage, that would be burglary. The attempted murder however is still a separate charge.

[@ash_lucario_ship183]

For Melisha you forgot Murder (When she beheaded one of the Chickens) and attempted mass animal murder when she wanted all the Chickens to be put in the Pie Machine.

[@lunarneo757]

That doesn't count for a few reasons. She's running a chicken farm, and it's shown she kills Edwina and eats her which is perfectly legal. Also putting the chickens in a pie machine is also perfectly legal, as it's poultry related. However when she literally tries to climb up to the henhouse plane, it's clear she's just killing them over insanity which isn't legal as she isn't using them for food. If all of this wasn't legal, then Chick-Fila wouldn't even exist.

[@leonardoastete6224]

That traumatized me as a kid

[@WackoMcGoose]

Today I learned the Tweedys' first names.

[@shotpack8374]

Same

[@userdetails1]

In England you can own a firearm with a licence, but you can't legally just carry it around with you everywhere like Victor does can you?

[@TNT-mc1vo]

True lol

[@michaelboydston313]

I believe it should be holstered but not concealed

[@mrcritical6751]

Meanwhile Victor’s just casually firing it outside the church

[@andmos1001]

If you want to carry firearm, it has to be concealed. Or you have to be in military uniform, and have an good reason for carrying the firearm. Otherwise, the boys in blue would like to have a word with you, including armed police

[@flashstudiosguy]

Arguably, most of what the Tweedy's do, bar the Animal Cruelty, Domestic Violence and the possible operating of an Industrial Food Producer without a licence, is part of being a Chicken Farmer. Victor is the real Villain with his conspiracies, property damage, firearm offences and lesser crimes

[@randomstuffvevo4578]

man took 3 shots in bout 1 second with a bolt action, that's some serious skill. great vid btw xx

[@spyjack69]

I’d say that whilst melisha did do worse things Willard was under the assumption that the chickens were smarter (which was right) so he had worse intentions

[@HSB819]

I can only imagine how much queen victoria will be charged with If this gets a part 3😂

[@toainsully]

Technically, she would be overthrown and her heir (which would be Edward VII) would take the throne

[@lunarneo757]

Oh dear...

[@HSB819]

​@@lunarneo757😂 tbh Im genuinely curious out of all the stuff she did in that movie, what could she have gotten away with due to being royalty and what would she have to face up to 😂

[@sonicANDtailsfan157k]

​@@HSB819the only one I can think of would probably be animal cruelty, is it really wrong to kill a pirate because well he IS a pirate after all?

[@abrahamcortina2171]

Queen Victoria feels very relatable to Mrs. Tweedy and Piella Bakewell

[@williampulfer-melville8536]

I can already imagine the penalty you will give Lord Nooth from Early Man

[@coolmikefromcanada]

arguably quatermaine at the church atleast unloads the rifle before most of the brandishing but he does fire basically into a building

[@lunarneo757]

He unloads a shell, but since it's a bolt action there could be another since he uses an older model. I'm not good with guns at all, my editor Swiss is good at identifying guns and says its a Winchester Model 70 which is a very popular hunting rifle. Depending on the model a Model 70 carries 3-5 max rounds. Also the other rounds are still kept in the cartridge until they are fed into the barrel.

[@coolmikefromcanada]

@@lunarneo757 yes but it looks like he leaves the bolt open for the rest of the scene

[@lunarneo757]

@@coolmikefromcanada When the bolt is left open the rest of the rounds still stay in the cartridge until he pushes the bolt forward which feeds another round into the barrel.

[@coolmikefromcanada]

@@lunarneo757 i am aware, but i thought that unloaded was when there was no bullet present in the chamber

[@madisonmcdonel5997]

You need to stop saying rude things about my babe 😠

[@undergamer1361]

0:37 - Did you just go AlpacaHawk on us?

[@MagiTailWelkin]

I think you got Victor's sentence mixed with Mrs Tweedy's. You concluded the footage evidence with '70 years + 3 Life + $11,135 Fine'. Then on the case summary page you put '295 Years + $20,000 Fine + Restraining Order.

[@Chernobog2]

Could Melisha be charged with false advertisement with that ad she paid for claiming her pies are homemade, when they're just made using a machine she bought elsewhere?

[@swissspinodroid7572]

Nah lots of companies do that, I think the homemade thing meant the recipe

[@secondairy]

I mean the pies are being made at her home

[@markcochrane9523]

Okay but what about that lady who murdered all the bakers?

[@Orlkov]

That's just death penalty at that point

[@Alizudo]

She even describes herself as a serial killer. Or... "cereal" killer, perhaps? 😂

[@AnaandVerity1259]

2:53 what’s with the bell sound effect?

[@chianroblox9466]

Taco bell

[@Ranenkim]

I Think I know the exact reason Britain’s Gun laws are so strict It’s that guy

[@datkhornedog899]

Those kinds of guys, yeah.

[@abrahamcortina2171]

If Blue Sky Villains Were Charged for Their Crimes * Soto (Ice Age) * Ratchet and Madame Gasket (Robots) * Cretaceous and Maelstrom (Ice Age 2) * Sour Kangaroo and Vlad (Horton Hears a Who) * Rudy (Ice Age 3) * Nigel (Rio) * Captain Gutt (Ice Age 4) * Mandrake (Epic) * Gabby (Rio 2) * Red Baron (The Peanuts Movie) * Gavin (Ice Age 4) * El Primero (Ferdinand) * Killian (Spies in Disguise)

[@kylebrookshire7]

I feel bad for mr tweedy he was the only person that was chill but doing his job

[@madisonmcdonel5997]

Me too she's my number 2 most favorite villain my 1 favorite being Victor

[@pervertedstoner69reborn70]

0:38 *MISTER TWEEDY!!* 😠 Also, extra charges for the Tweedys. 1. Egg-stortion and First Degree Murder (Get it? The chickens are forced to lay eggs, and those that are unable to for an entire week are slaughtered, which is what happened to Edwina) 2. Aggravated Assault With a Deadly Weapon (Mrs. Tweedy was brandishing an axe to kill Ginger after finding out that she (As well as the rest of the chickens) are sapient)

[@abstractcognizance]

The Put-em up followed by "ASSAULT" cracks me up

[@TheSameGoobyGuy]

I wouldn’t be surprised if mrs tweedee spent the entirety of her 285 years of prison considering how she’s imortal

[@rocktrout8773]

I’d love to see A Matter of Loaf and Death included!

[@doomchap7614]

4:34 …for basically my entire life I ALWAYS thought that actually it was were-rabbit wallace who had someone gained omnipotence and had gnawed the tree off so victor would stop there and then transform again and attack him

[@willmorton8006]

Does it make a difference that Chicken Run is set in the 1950's?

[@BooBob11]

I think some of the laws still stand but it may not be as bad a punishment

[@thesundayseshlads]

Every time the charge shows on the screen it sends me 😂

[@GianMadz]

Me at Mr. Tweedy:😀 Me at Mrs. Tweedy: 😳 Me at Victor Quartermaine:falls down and💀💀

[@ianp2924]

Had no idea those were their first names. To a film I absolutely love

[@copperbunnies9849]

I knew her 1st name was Melisha as she says it in the film

[@Hawks1908]

5:56 would that count as Gromit is human- level intelligent and is shown to be able to perform human duties such as cooking and helping Wallace, so would warrant Unlawful Imprisonment as well? Not sure but just pointing that out.

[@lunarneo757]

But all the dogs in this universe act like this

[@uhh345]

0:36 that clip is from Chicken walk from Alpacahawk.

[@lunarneo757]

It is I thought it would be funny

[@uhh345]

@@lunarneo757 it is funny tho

[@mckayleepugmire9947]

I was almost surprised Mrs. Tweedy got a smaller charge than her husband, but things righted themselves (guess she went off the deep end)

[@CakesAreNotTruths]

i know for a fact that part 3 will have Spikey & Whitey (Flushed Away) & The Toad (Flushed Away)

[@lunarneo757]

Not sure about Spikey and Whitey, was just thinking The Toad

[@CakesAreNotTruths]

@@lunarneo757 i'm pretty sure Spikey and Whitey did kinda do more crimes than The Toad. or maybe try combining those 3 into one

[@lunarneo757]

@@CakesAreNotTruths Ok I can try

[@CakesAreNotTruths]

@@lunarneo757 also the toad didn't steal the master cable. he only took it back because it was taken away from him by rita because Rita Stole the master cable and used it as her belt.

[@lunarneo757]

@@CakesAreNotTruths Yeah but he tries to kill an entire population of rats at the end with a wave

[@High_Tech_Priest]

These sentences are assuming they all pleaded not guilty and didn't have a lawyer then accidentally admitted to everything

[@musselus]

1:10 wouldn’t the punishment rather be “divorce”?

[@curtisdavis8261]

How Truly Awesome!

[@raymandoes]

I love when mrs. tweedys says "MR TWEEDY" almost double

[@MrWill9002]

Well thing about Mr Tweedy is that he had seen his uncle killed by a rooster so it would explain his suspicions of the chickens. So while he’d still be charged I’d reckon that his sentence would be reduced due to the trauma and the abuse his wife put him through

[@datkhornedog899]

​@@entery129More like read. It was in the supplementary materials, I think. I know there's a book about it.

[@entery129]

@@datkhornedog899 k thanks

[@thelonleygengar]

This man is the guy who lists all the charges while running a yt channel

[@TheHollandHS]

I cant stop laughing at this video just why 🤣🤣

[@fruitlion8]

0:37 I'm sure I've seen that joke somewhere before, but it still makes me laugh :D

[@nathancruz9172]

2:08 gravy 2:52 😂

[@lukesgamingworld9672]

To be honest, I think Mr Tweedy did the right thing because his wife was literally being rude to him by smacking him on the head.

[@dcspidey1218]

In Mr Tweeties defence Gongers constant escape attempt drove him to Animal Cruelty

[@frostierthenyou]

why does willard get so many years??? hes just making chicken. THATS NOT A CRIME!! sure, he talked shit to the chickens, but lets be realistic here, the law would probably not give a shit if you insulted your chickens or threw them in a coal house or made food out of them.

[@swissspinodroid7572]

That’s inhumane though throwing a chicken in a coal box could inhumanely suffocate the chicken, and it’s lungs would deteriorate from the coal dust. Insulting the chickens legal we just added the scene because why not.

[@liapowells8182]

5:06 Wallace how can you be scared of this bro

[@JRS06]

Ok, but I feel like Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy won't be able to serve 230 odd years plus life.

[@jeremyroskes5391]

to be fair, Mr. Tweedy was abused by his wife and he didn't like it any better than the chickens

[@devinlangdell9635]

She legal can kill the chickens because she most likely owns them, and if not that's a bigger issue.

[@danieljonnanito148]

Tweedy is back

[@evanward898]

I see Ms. Tweedy’s eyeballs pop out of her head and through the gravy! 😱

[@kaimerry1587]

now hold on about Tweedy... He has no idea the chickens are sapient, he literally cannot know that. He's a poor farmer, but not criminally negligent as such!

[@maxwellschwass]

Sure he's harsh on ginger but that doesn't change the fact that he was mistreated by his abusive wife

[@donblosser8720]

I think the word you were going for is sentient, not sapient. Nobodies such a fool as to think that those buffoonish chickens were wise, sagacious, and learned. Speaking of buffoons, it definitely seems like PETA had a hand in this video.

[@kaimerry1587]

@@donblosser8720 No, i meant sapient. Capable of complex reasoning, communication, production of art (the knitting), and reading.

[@thesundayseshlads]

2:51 Now confirmed Mr Tweedy didn’t kill her because she’s back in Chicken Run 2

[@lunarneo757]

I know I just saw it. Now I have to change some stuff…

[@angelcarlbanting7803]

Fun fact:mr tweedy was waring about the chicken pie machine for it about to explode but mrs tweedy did not care and at of the movie the chicken pie machine exploded

[@MrHallow666]

You gotta add A. Trumper in part three

[@skellington8090]

What’re they from again?

[@HarveyRivers]

​@@skellington8090 shaun the sheep movie

[@skellington8090]

@@HarveyRivers Ohhh…. Now I remember, I love Shaun the Sheep!

[@HarveyRivers]

@@skellington8090 same here!

[@skellington8090]

@@HarveyRivers Still can’t believe they made a movie without any real dialogue, that’s just kinda funny

[@discordlexia2429]

I don't think charges stack ad infinitum... I'm pretty sure 75 individual acts of animal cruelty would count as one animal cruelty charge, just a very severe one that may warrant the maximum possible sentence.

[@historytank5673]

Ya, also considering Melisha is being charged with domestic and verbal abuse he can easily argue he was coerced into performing those acts (which in all fairness he likely was)

[@fanofeverything30465]

​@@historytank5673He did tell the chickens they couldn't escape and insult them though

[@historytank5673]

@@fanofeverything30465 1 there chickens I’m pretty sure he’d not expect them to understand and two that’s part of his animal cruelty charge, but what I’m arguing is that he could justify he was forced to act that way or else acted because of his abuse. Therefore he’s got a good chance of getting a lighter punishment as long as he testifies against his (ex) wife.

[@fanofeverything30465]

@@historytank5673 She wasn't watching him when he said that

[@historytank5673]

@@fanofeverything30465 don’t matter if he’s regularly beaten when he displeases her he can either say he had to act else she then would of beaten him or that he was just vent his pent up frustration at his own mistreatment which is not as good as the first reason but still would be evidence of abuse.

[@justabritgaming716]

Are you using American laws or British laws? Because most of them are set in Britain so using American laws wouldn’t apply to these cases

[@BritishGalaxypictures]

Ever single Aardman film and show (other than Arthur Christmas) is set in UK

[@justabritgaming716]

@@BritishGalaxypictures yeah so it’s should be English laws and punishments right

[@BritishGalaxypictures]

@@justabritgaming716 yes it should and some of the ones on here in my eyes are a bit overkill

[@justabritgaming716]

@@BritishGalaxypictures did you watch part 3? They give them the death penalty which isn’t in the uk.

[@BritishGalaxypictures]

@@justabritgaming716 ye I did and yes death penalty is not part of sentences in this country

[@ralphtheSolvercat3156]

You do realize Mrs tweedie didn't die from the door, right? She came back in dawn of nugget

[@SMG6-GlitchyBoi]

0:36 this felt like a YTP

[@williampulfer-melville8536]

I think you forgot to put a sentence on the Tweedys for the inhumane methods of cooking chicken pies as they don't pluck the feathers which is very unsanitary as well as animal cruelty since they were putting them in the pie machine alive

[@CakesAreNotTruths]

As Lunar said: putting the chickens in a pie machine is perfectly legal, as it's poultry related.

[@lunarneo757]

She wouldn't get a charge for that, that would be on the manufacturer since those kinds of machines auto pluck them. However, there also might be a separator when the chickens go down a shredder since we don't know that much about the machine itself.

[@project-namka]

I'm honestly surprised by the domestic abuse charges, like I'm aware of the animal cruelty charges but Jesus

[@lunarneo757]

I'm including this in a future compilation, but I'm aware it's not by individual case of animal abuse. The charges are actually much smaller.

[@renamon5658]

Well victor was nice enough to give wallce the chance to fight back.

[@madisonmcdonel5997]

Oh ok

[@LucianChadade]

The most unbiased jury:

[@yadielenielbellecolon982]

Thank For The Video 👩‍⚖️🥰💕😍🌟💛

[@Thebestbobbyboy]

Willard is forced technically to do the things mellisha tells him to do technically

[@caustin850]

6:14 SMASHING.😈

[@Jakethetrainguy]

For willard we can argue that he may have been mentally unwell do to the abuse from melisha and could get some of the charges dropped due to that

[@jonathanfrank1189]

Victor also has the crime of shooting down a civilian aircraft

[@Shadowkey392]

I don’t know that slapping Mr Tweedy’s hand away from the controls counts as domestic abuse.

[@MuffinBuggo]

Theorically Mr Tweedy was bassically the abused one

[@DevinFindlay-dl4jd]

Wait until the sequel comes out

[@SgtValentine8448]

Victor makes a sign to block a public road just before the tree confrontation. Surely that is fine or something.

[@madisonmcdonel5997]

Oh ok yay my babe good job babe you're the best Victor

[@GUNUFofficial]

What about the murderer woman from a matter of loaf and death? The rich guy from the caveman movie (I can't for the life of me remember what the movie was called)

[@Deathpunch136]

Early Man.

[@GUNUFofficial]

@@Deathpunch136 ah yeah that movie, I have not watched it in forever.

[@YukimareThePsion]

After that entire films worth of domestic abuse... One must wonder if in the end, maybe the life sentence for Melisha's voluntary manslaughter was worth it after all

[@Darthzim950]

We can remove the Manslaughter charge from Mr. Tweedy, given the new movie. Most we can chalk that up to was domestic assault. Either way, fun list.

[@willdaviesable]

If you’ll pardon my curiosity, how did Victor’s sentence go from 70 years (and three life sentences) to 295 years? Just wondering.

[@paille-boy]

"wreckless use of a firearm" i mean the man did unload it before pointing it at ppl

[@CakesAreNotTruths]

2:12 this is in self defense, i think

[@sirkinsella9831]

It probably is.

[@officialkingandrew]

Victor literally was pointing a firearm in a crowd and the constable literally didn’t arrest him for that😳

[@madisonmcdonel5997]

What did you just say about my babe😠

[@minusterry5711]

What about Melisha Tweedy's Mass Animal Murder after she cut Edwina's head at the beginning of the film and the rest of them? And also, not sure if you saw the trailer for the sequel, but Willard didn't really kill her.

[@ryguy9876]

4:16 Don't forget about discharging a firearm in a public setting.

[@incompetentdiplomat3716]

I don’t think mr tweety would get 225 for animal cruelty.

[@lunarneo757]

He throws her in the the coal box 75 times, as it's shown by the tally marks. Each time is 3 years, yeah it may sound overkill, but it's a separate case.

[@jarhead565]

Wait, is this based on UK Regulations for these extreme sentences?

[@alfredroman5801]

What about when Mrs. Tweedy throws a pie in Mr. Tweedy’s face? Is that a crime?

[@lunarneo757]

Yeah it is a crime, it would be domestic abuse since it literally came out of an oven, and would cause some scars like touching an iron. It's going to be included in the compilation.

[@aidanpysher2764]

5:14 That's a bolt-action as well. Where was Victor on the date of November 22nd, 1963?

[@madisonmcdonel5997]

Wow yay babe my babe is here

[@enzopastrana9043]

I think that Willard could have gotten away if pleaded coercion if he didn't killed melisha

[@klownslab8252]

Idk why there are 2 floating eyeballs when wallace gets pulled back by the axe

[@jamesgibson4073]

Can you do if Chloé Bourgeois and/or Lila Rossi were charged for their crimes?

[@Hawks1908]

Hawks moth too

[@copperbunnies9849]

How is Miss Tweedy in the new nextflix chicken run film,she was killed by the barn door collapsing aupon her?

[@chrisanimations22]

Also you forgot about Queen Victoria

[@Little_Animator11]

Did anyone notice that Mrs tweedy was about hit mr tweedy with the magazine?

[@lol-bitstudios4464]

For Victor you forgot public indecent

[@madisonmcdonel5997]

Was it because he got wedgie on a pole

[@Fishwalker]

Should be 73 chickens since 1 died

[@Unofficiallystupd1027]

How come Willard gets 200+ years for animal cruelty but victor gets 1

[@chrisanimations22]

Okay why is one scene a ytp part

[@JMC160]

Mr Tweedy on top

[@andreassavva6996]

This is chicken walk ytp scenes