Man Vs Bee - MBMBaM Animation

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HOW IS IT TEN EPISODES. We join the McElroy deconstructing quotes from a honest-to-god real interview featuring the bean himself on his new Netflix series Man Vs Bee. Hope you enjoy.
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[@SimplyMeezy]

Great animation! No notes.

[@meloncholy428]

I wholeheartedly agree. Too bad I can't thumbs up your comment because it's that number everybody likes. Edit: And there it goes

[@Mike-fp9ig]

The "it's very small" delivery might be the cutest thing I've ever seen.

[@DeepBlueInk]

I think that was the moment I realised I was going to animate it 😅

[@rubyrider7902]

The way Griffin says it is also weirdly cute. Reminds me of that Spongebob clip where Plankton admits he's small

[@EverTheFractal]

The idea that every joke has a victim is utterly hilarious in itself, and the victim there is the person who said that unironically.

[@claytonandres1194]

The victim or rather victims of the comedy streaming series Man Vs Bee is both men and bees

[@DimT670]

It took me 5 seconds flat to think of a simple way to debunk that nonsense as fast as possible with as little words as possible Puns

[@Fafhrd42]

@@freereinstorm Indeed. The victim of a pun is everyone who hears it. Or, if not the "victim"... . . . The "pun-ished."

[@Dinoman972]

@@Fafhrd42 Does that make people who like puns masochists?

[@metronicmagician1816]

@@Dinoman972 yes

[@msp720]

Travis is a master at "yes and". Any time someone says some absolutely bonkers shit, he leans in and incredulously says "uh HUH...?" It's like you can almost hear his eyes go wide in abject horror.

[@Swenglish]

"Uh-huh" is technically only the "yes" part of "yes and".

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

Horror....or joy?

[@infinemyself5604]

​@@Swenglish "..?" is the "and"

[@TRquiet]

Travis: “You think the job of comedy-“ Rowan: **ultra close-up** “IS TO HURT.” I had to watch that a few times. It was so good.

[@Narokkurai]

It's just like my grandpa used to say: the purpose of comedy is to hurt people. That's why when someone gets gagged or goofed on, we say, "they've been victimized by the joke". Everybody knows that. Everybody knows that it's impossible for anything to be funny unless it is accompanied by an equivalent amount of real human pain and suffering, that's the alchemist's first law of comedy.

[@DimT670]

Rowan literally woke up and said "hey you know the principles of telling truth to power and satire? I think im gonna apply this to everyone and everything today, even racism" and went about his day huh

[@UnreasonableOpinions]

Werner Herzog who let you in here

[@Gothstana]

@@UnreasonableOpinions ZE COMEDY, IS ALL TRAGEDY.

[@kaylynns8878]

"COMEDY: the science of understanding, deconstructing, and reconstructing humor. However, it is not an all-powerful art; it is impossible to create jokes without pain. If one wishes to joke about something, victimization of equal value must be subjected onto someone else. This is the Law of E-quip-alent Exchange, the basis of all comedy." (yes, I typed all of that out for "Equipalent Exchange" XD)

[@hell0mega]

@@kaylynns8878 equipelent exchange i am DEAD

[@vuuvovuuv]

the fact that the whole "every joke has a victim and the goal of comedy is to offend" speech was a REAL INTERVIEW YOU CAN FIND NOW AND READ is never going to be something i can just hold in my brain

[@crungus.5427]

rowan atkinson's weird monologue about how comedy *must* offend would sound unhinged coming from literally anybody, but it's especially funny that's it's coming from *mr bean*, and he's saying it while promoting his slapstick bee show. like, my guy, you are literally the poster boy for benign, inoffensive comedy, wtf are you talking about (also, excellent animation as usual!! it's amazing that you're able to pump out videos this good weekly)

[@DeepBlueInk]

Thank you!!! (but also bad timing because I'm going back to fortnightly uploads for a little bit 😅)

[@crungus.5427]

@@DeepBlueInk oops sorry haha! they're super impressive either way

[@DimT670]

Hes a free speech absolutist. As in the moral field too, which is a stupid stupid STUPID view. Keep that in mind and things suddenly all fall into place

[@Nionivek]

@@DimT670 He also comes from a country without enshrined free speech protections where people have literally gone to jail for saying something someone else found offensive (Such as, say, quoting rap lyrics) and where the police will show up at your house and intimidate you for sharing the wrong opinions online. If you know that... then things also fall into place. . Its easy to cast stones when you live in a country where free speech is sacred.

[@rhaeven]

before Mr.Bean he was on Not The Nine O'clock News which was a satirical sketch show that did a lot of political stuff. There's also Blackadder which is...offensive as in not really suitable for children but there's no bigoted stuff in there. He's just an old guy who can't/won't keep up with what's actually cool and what isn't. Back in the late 80s when he was at his most popular, he wouldn't have done like, a stand-up bit really mocking disabled people or something, which was kinda where the line was at the time.

[@bellamy6086]

i believe this was the episode that holds one of my all-time griffin quotes. “god made me a comedian. god made me a weapon.”

[@Havarti_Samebito]

My new favorite comedy genre is "People who are actually funny roasting bad comedians".

[@Ishtarru]

Anyone who thinks you can't be funny without being offensive has clearly never seen that video of a guy fitting all his blocks in the square hole.

[@user-ld6th3vw8e]

The strain in Travis' eyes the whole time is so powerful and moving

[@benalpert7834]

blue i’m expecting artistry, comedy, but more importantly i want it to be clear who the victim of this bit is

[@DeepBlueInk]

Well it's not the bee

[@APoliticalConfusionAndMess]

Rowling Atkissson

[@LimitlessLiger4404]

as per usual the victim is jacob

[@LoganWH8]

It’s usually Jacob Drawfee.

[@FrumiousBandersnatch42]

Unfortunately it's not Jacob this time...

[@TurboNemesis]

When he said "look at my body" I had no way of predicting what he could *possibly* be getting at and I was not prepared for "...it's very small."

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

Travis seemed to be right there with you.

[@HoneyBeeFlanzman]

“I’m turning Austrian” had me

[@Feasco]

He sounds a bit like noted war criminal Henry Kissinger, who, if jokes require victims, was the funniest man who ever lived.

[@HoneyBeeFlanzman]

@@Feasco remember that time he lost his glasses in the toilet and Homer found them? That was hilarious…

[@jimboy3995]

The “am ready to talk about my bee film” almost made shot Coffee out my nose

[@KO-vb4tg]

I wasn’t expecting to be so tickled by small!Mr.Bean. But it hit my funny bone some kinda way.

[@DeathnoteBB]

Blue really said “What if small Bean but GUN”

[@septumpunch7797]

absolutely obsessed that you wrote small mr. bean like you're tagging a fanfic back in 2014

[@KO-vb4tg]

@@septumpunch7797 that’s precisely the vibe I wanted to cultivate

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@septumpunch7797 Fun fact that actually came from how emails would be sent. If there’s a John in Accounting and a John in HR, sending an email to a particular one would look like Accounting!John or HR!John

[@septumpunch7797]

@@DeathnoteBB idk why but that's such a charming fun fact for me :) like nice. Accounting!John and HR!John should kiss

[@TheTerminalNinja]

I think one of the best things about your animations is that I literally can’t visualize another way for these audio clips to have happened, they just look so seamlessly incorporated, you do such a good job interpreting gasps and slaps, but in my opinion, one of the best things you do is interpret silences, just molding and shaping those moments of quiet or laughter into the narrative, it’s so good~

[@DeepBlueInk]

Aaa thank you Jon ❤️

[@TheTerminalNinja]

@@DeepBlueInk you’re welcome Blue~! I appreciate you and I want to prove it ^^ keep doing what you love~

[@KWolf2013]

This whole thing is brilliant but the tiny pleased smile at "I make-a like a big weapon" took me OUT at the last second. Weaponized smile. Well done.

[@PrismPoint]

But if the purpose of comedy is to offend, and and far-right types are offended by pc comedy, then isn't pc comedy the ultimate form of comedy?

[@grayven123]

*pulls of sunglasses* Mother of god... you are right

[@DimT670]

By this logic, i declare.... THE STRBUCKS CUP to be the pinnacle of comedy as it apparently got people so offended they started a whole reverse imaginary war on Christmas

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

Oh. My. God. This is genius.

[@spehizle]

Seething Travis is best Travis. Just the thinnest veneer of professionalism pulled over a boiling sea of indignant rage.

[@limit6267]

I was so hoping someone would make an animation for this moment and this was wonderful

[@esunisen]

“The Mean Bean Machine” had me dead! lol Very close second: “Known Shithead” It really is the little things, huh? lol

[@zetsubanned4308]

I didn't realize Atkinson had a shit take about a thing. Normal Island really sending their best, as always

[@TheQueenOfBithynia]

I first learned about it in the James Acaster special "Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999" definitely worth a watch.

[@namangoy]

@@TheQueenOfBithynia that's hands down the best comedy special I've ever seen

[@Epinardscaramel]

@@TheQueenOfBithynia Thanks for the recommendation, watching it now 😀

[@rhaeven]

He's an elderly comedian, I'd say like, 98% of them go like this at a certain age. There were things back in his day that he wouldn't have joked about. Now some of the stuff he would've joked about has moved into the "probably don't" pile and he processes it as "all offensive jokes have been banned".

[@pierrederesistance]

The Griffin Atkinson is terrifyingly accurate.

[@UnreasonableOpinions]

I have never heard someone work harder produce a Rowan Atkinson accent and yet accidentally become Werner Herzog.

[@lewiekong]

"Renowned Shithead Ricky Gervais" 10/10 title

[@nowherels64]

Travis' eyebrow twitching is so choice

[@CodenameJD]

I guess this is why Mr Bean doesn't normally talk.

[@DeepBlueInk]

Could you imagine. He accidentally loses a baby in a theme park and somehow ends up upside down in a ferris wheel, hijinks ensue and then he just turns to camera: "Every joke has to have a victim..."

[@CodenameJD]

@@DeepBlueInk I imagine his takes get increasingly terrible. A stage magician makes his watch disappear, so he goes up on stage and says, "Excuse me, the holocaust was a hoax."

[@zetsubanned4308]

Well guess I better watch all the other deepblueink animations to kill time before this starts.

[@DeepBlueInk]

The only course of action

[@scrungly]

HOW is it TEN??

[@DeepBlueInk]

HOW IS IT TENNNN

[@DimT670]

Its like 10 minutes episodes. I checked. These mofos just dissected a movie and called it a series

[@gilbertotabares8196]

"Every joke has a victim. That's the definition of a joke." I am going the quote that every day. From now on.

[@BucklingSwashes]

1:52 for Rowan's pained shudder as he reflects on the harm he's caused.

[@DimT670]

Atkinson is one of the many people who, aside from anything else like how obviously not all jokes have victims, how all victims aren't the same, what is and isn't prejudice, punching down vs punching up etc , doesn't understand the difference between someone being offended and something being offensive Someone could be offended by any manner of things. Ppl are offended by Starbucks not putting merry Christmas on its cups. Someone could be offended at road runner because their mother was killed by a falling piano. Being offended is about you. On the other hand something being offensive is about what it SAYS. Its about the content. If i make a joke about how trans women are men in dresses, that joke is objectively offensive because it carries with it an offensive mesage, ie its transphobic. Someone might not take offence to it but that doesn't make it not offensive Also, completely irrelevant, but this mam gave the ok to a set of mr bean nfts. Just want ppl not to forget that this is a thing Edit : by the way this is why ppl who say offensive jokes usually do know they are saying offensive jokes say they do so and defend that by the its just a joke bro instead of claiming ita up to the listener or smth

[@Nionivek]

Oh I know the answer to your edit! Because MOST offensive jokes... the joke is simply how offensive it is, not how true it is. So for example if I made a joke saying that "all women do all day is wear high heel shoes and wash dishes", the JOKE is how untrue the stereotype is with the shock at how I'd actually say it (Which is a DOUBLE joke because it also is a joke at our polite society). The joke isn't that women actually do this. . THAT is why people who say offensive jokes say "Its just a joke" and don't defend themselves by claiming "It is the eye of the beholder". . People tend to get the context of offensive jokes wrong quite often. My favorite example of this would be jokes making fun of tragedies. The person who misunderstands it goes "Your belittling a tragedy" when the joke is actually "This is extremely tragic". . Mind you... Not that an offensive joke... can't be just plain offensive... Only that there is a little bit more to offensive jokes than just "Offending someone".

[@DimT670]

@@Nionivek you don't actually understand what im saying What you describe isn't actually offensive jokes, except i suppose for the shock humour or poking fun at polite society which are no less offensive than any other offensive jokes. You are mostly describing a joke making fun of offensive jokes, which is completely different thing. An actual offensive joke is not that. Its a joke that carries within it an offensive message, or requires the audience to be racist, sexist etc instead of having a punchline, or both What you are talking about is, for example, someone going " yes and my boyfriend assumed id have a closet full of shoes and dresses, because as we all know that's all women do right? Buy clothes and shoes and nothing else". Thats not an offensive joke that's a joke making fun of sexist stereotypes An actual offensive joke would be something like "well ofc his political proposals are terrible and evil. What can one expect from a person in a wheelchair am i right?. This joke isn't making fun of any prejudice it has prejudice built into it as it assumes all people in a wheelchair are evil because of that. (by the way this is a real joke a dude did in greek national tv and was then slammed by disability advocates and apologised) You see how these two are different? Also again. A joke being offensive is different from someone being offended. A joke is objectively offensive based on the content and context while someone being offended is subjective and someone can be offended at all manner of non offensive things for a multitude of reasons. And the goal of offensive jokes isn't to offend people usually, its to cater to an audience that already caries the prejudice you include in the joke. People make offensive jokes to receptive audiences they don't make offensive jokes to people who aren't receptive. This is why people usually won't make a homophobic joke in front of a person they know is gay, because they know the audience won't be receptive

[@flicnerdy4385]

TBF The "Evevery joke has a victum theory" isn't that bad, because sometimes the victium isn't that bad because sometimes the victium is you, An example is puns/dad jokes, You are being laughed at, you are the victum because you said those words. I also don't fully agree with it, but I can also somewhat see how it makes sense, but also should not be used as an excuse to be a bigot.

[@DimT670]

@@flicnerdy4385 thats stretching the definition of victim to a breaking point. You arent the victim in a pun, you arent being laughed at, you just said a joke. Indeed most wordplay doesn't have a "victim". Most comedy doesn't have victims and most jokes don't have "butts". Some do and it's not a lesser form of comedy or anything, but its not all of em

[@candyh4284]

@@flicnerdy4385 comedy is irony, irony is subversion, subversion is the dom-version's partner. jokes aside, irony is the basic building block of comedy. all it is, really, is defying expectations in a clever way. this is why "traffic in the lincoln tunnel" is less funny than "traffic in the lincoln memorial." the incongruence of what your predictive brain sees and your real brain sees is what we find funny.

[@11jokerchen11]

I love that there's always details in these animations that noone would expect or miss but that make it so perfect, like Travis' card being a WatchMojo reference

[@mollybaumann415]

Are Rowan's glasses getting... smaller?

[@Sage_the_Turt]

small glasses energy

[@whatalsaid]

Hell yeah! I'm so glad you did this. One of my favorite recent bits from them.

[@DeepBlueInk]

Thanks Al!!!

[@sailormars336]

I love all the brothers, of course I do, but Travis is the star. He is the straight man keeping the train on the tracks and we love it over here

[@grubbu7073]

I think the funniest part of this episodes long bit was that Travis just straight up didn’t watch it after all that

[@lalunafate]

I love how your animations aren't just stick figures with moving mouths but so many great details are added to punch up the comedy even further. I love them!

[@DeepBlueInk]

Thank you!!! ❤️

[@TRquiet]

I love the mean lean on Mr. Bean, just before we get to see his Mean Bean Machine. It was one of Griffin’s more abstract voices, but you gave it some attitude!

[@OmegaSoypreme]

"Renowned shithead," indeed.

[@Version0111]

Why did the ghost go to the bar? For the boos!🤣 Man I can't wait to see who I just victimized!

[@Feasco]

Clearly the person who was murdered to be turned into a ghost for the purpose of the joke

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

Puns always victimize the listener. ;-)

[@chancefreely]

I’m not sure that every joke has a victim, but comedy is pain for sure

[@claytonandres1194]

It’s just… in everything he’s done, HE’S the victim, he’s the one getting hurt. He’s upset he won’t be able to make comedy where he falls over, smashes his head through a window, and then gets stung by a bee??

[@KO-vb4tg]

@@claytonandres1194 it’s true. The woke youth of today just care tooooooo much about trans rights, so bee-related slapstick is now gone forever. That’s definitely how this works guys, wait where are you going?

[@JamesWVanFleet]

Comedy is subversion; setup establishes a premise, punchline twists premise in an unexpected direction. Comedy *can be* pain. Comedy *can* have victims. But neither are required.

[@lordlemmingman]

My roommate tried to argue that every joke has to have a victim, so I pointed out the classic Mitch Hedberg joke: "An escalator can never break, it can only become stairs. There would never be an "escalator out of order" sign, only an "escalator is temporarily stairs" sign." He tried to argue that the victim in the joke was the escalator...there's no winning with some people.

[@DirtyFishhook]

He tried to make a point about comedy and made one about cognitive bias instead

[@pallydan893]

The victims are the people too dumb to realize that escalators are still usable when broken. I once had an electric toothbrush that ran out of battery in the middle of brushing my teeth. I thought to myself "Great, now how am I supposed to finish brushing my teeth?", took me five seconds to realize it was still a toothbrush. In that moment I was the but of the joke. Assuming the escalator joke truly has no victim, what exactly makes it funny? What keeps it from being an observational statement?

[@clubafterlife]

@@pallydan893 to answer your question with another question: why can't an observation be a joke? they're not mutually exclusive. besides, if you have to explain why something is funny for it to be a joke, then nothing is a joke, because there's always someone who doesn't find it funny.

[@lordlemmingman]

@@pallydan893 First off, I think comedy is a very hard thing to define. Different people find different things funny and even the greatest comedians can't figure out a formula for a joke, it's like creating a formula for a hit song. But I think a big component of humor is subversion of expectations. The escalator joke is funny because it subverts our expectations of when is an escalator considered broken. Another example, musical humor. There is that guy, Jon Sudano, that really hit it big because he replaced the lyrics to various songs with the lyrics from All Star by Smash Mouth. The humor comes from the subversion and juxtaposition of the music and the lyrics. I personally do not laugh at those because I am thinking of someone being lesser, but because of the absurdness of the situation. I'm not saying that you can't ever have a victim in comedy, comedy can be a very powerful tool for bringing attention to and dealing with some terrible things in our lives. But to say that EVERY joke has a victim feels like an over simplification of a complex and nuanced topic. It's like trying to say every show follows The Hero's Journey. Yes, you can fit a lot of stories into that mold but you can't make EVERY story fit it. A game show does not fit the Hero's Journey. You can't make one mold fit everything.

[@pallydan893]

@@lordlemmingman "But to say that EVERY joke has a victim feels like an over simplification of a complex and nuanced topic." Only because you have a narrow definition of what a victim is. Also yes you can fit the monomyth into gameshows, especially ones that make small talk with the competitors such as Jeopardy.

[@landler656]

As I listened to this episode I was wondering if this bit would make a good animation and I'm glad it did! Also something I was thinking that the reason Theodore Cruz pees pants might be because he likes the warm feeling.

[@jtroxler8]

"Every joke has a victim." *Puns have entered the chat*

[@Feasco]

The victim is the person hearing them because puns are a war crime

[@romajimamulo]

The victim is the language the pun is told in

[@shockofthenew]

Fantastic animation, as always

[@BillyBlazeIRL]

Another banger for sure

[@uuneya]

When he first said this I didn't understand why everyone was so surprised. Then I remembered that most people first saw him in Mr. Bean and not Blackadder.

[@BlackCanary87]

This is what finally got me to listen to MBMBAM!

[@Obstreperous_Octopus]

"Every joke has a victim, that's the definition of a joke." With all due respect (which is none at all), that's the definition of a CRIME.

[@joekat6451]

Oh no! Dr Robotnik lost his mean bean machine!

[@cambrown5633]

I'm gunna read you some things my good friend Mitch came up with, and I want you to tell me who the victim is: An escalator can never break: it can only become stairs. You should never see an 'Escalator Temporarily Out Of Order' sign, just 'Escalator Temporarily Stairs...sorry for the convenience. I haven't slept for ten days, because that would be too long. I wear a necklace, cause I wanna know when I'm upside down. I would imagine that if you could understand Morse code, a tap dancer would drive you crazy. I'm against picketing, but I don't know how to show it. I tried to throw a yo-yo away. It was impossible. Is a hippopotamus a hippopotamus, or just a really cool Opotamus?

[@pallydan893]

To clarify, when I say 'you' I mean whoever is telling the joke, I'm not implying the commenter is in fact Mitch Hedberg 1. Anyone who feels inconvenienced by a broken escalator, implied at being either too lazy or stupid 2. The listener 3. Yourself 4. Someone who understands Morse code, literally stated in the joke 5. The person against picketing 6. You, because a boomerang would have been better used for this joke 7. The listener once again

[@cambrown5633]

@@pallydan893 I think making out like misunderstanding someone, or being misunderstood makes you a victim is a biiiig stretch. That's the essence of a joke, a misunderstanding, not an attack on a victim.

[@pallydan893]

@@cambrown5633 Victim; one that is acted on and usually adversely affected by a force or agent. To be misunderstood or to misinterpret is an adverse effect and therefore a victim is created.

[@cambrown5633]

@@pallydan893 I totally understand. Once, I jumped really high while the moon was overhead, but nobody will believe I'm an astronaut!

[@pallydan893]

@@cambrown5633 Well of course you're not an astronaut, you have to be over four feet tall to get into the space program

[@andrewskillern922]

Love the “Watch MBMBAM” on the question cards, nice touch

[@hannatude]

This wasn’t the Bee Movie we were expecting, but it’s the one Griffin decided we deserved.

[@hell0mega]

thank you to the ends of the earth for animating this. griffin truly got it on the head when he said it was the most bonkers shit. also im very glad when i chose my name i went with roNan or else I'd be kicking myself right now

[@mountainhun]

Not every joke needs a victim! See, I made one up! A Star Trek crewmember is turning into a werewolf and biting the crew. Spock turns to Kirk and asks, "What should we do about this situation?" And Kirk responds, "I don't know, we're in a real Kobayashi AROOOOO"

[@dadladfrag]

Kirk would be the victim, as you are making him act foolish. And in turn, anyone who really likes Kirk and believes his character wouldn’t do that would be the victim.

[@SixMajinMiss]

But like, thats actually Beans point isnt it? That a joke will always have a butt, something or someone getting punched AT. Like its fine to say don't punch down, but we have to acknowledge that humor is based in poking at things from strange perspectives in an effort to find amusement with the subject. Slapstick works because we view suffering from a perspective where there isn't usually long lasting pain or trauma; Tom the cat gets his tail cut off and we laugh and are fine with laughing because we know Tom feels no actual pain from it. I dunno.

[@genericname8727]

@@SixMajinMiss my favourite joke is the one about the camping trip that was intense.

[@pennyfarting]

@@genericname8727 I mean in the case of those kinds of jokes, the victim is generally the listener

[@dreamshade]

I'm pretty sure that anyone who reads this joke is a victim

[@StarClan4evr]

The small eyebrow twitching on Travis is really great

[@mortua_conjuga]

**thinks of all the victimless jokes i've made and realises i'm not funny by atkinson's definition of comedy**

[@eattherich5409]

thinking back to his interpretation of a disabled person in Johnny English, rowan's path completely tracks

[@clanofclams2720]

I don't think Johnny English was supposed to be disabled, was he? I haven't seen it cuz it looks like dogshit but that's not what it seemed

[@jackiroman9315]

travis talking must be so relaxing to animate

[@DeepBlueInk]

It is a LOT easier 😅

[@SetsuneW]

Rowan getting his comedy armaments from Dr. Robotnik

[@ryanscuderi5488]

I see you there, Mean Bean Machine reference.

[@zachnoland155]

Rowan Atkinson just sounds like a regular dude but apparently Griffin thinks he's pee wee herman

[@bagandbroad]

Lost it over “renowned shithead Ricky Gervais”

[@sarahwilliams8438]

Incredible work, as always

[@gapsule2326]

As a pacifist I cannot make a joke...

[@Lavarpsu10]

Oh thank goodnbess DBI made another MBMBaM animation! For weeks I was yelling "WHERE ARRREEE YOUUUUUUU??!?!?" at my computer screen whenever I opened KZbin.

[@dreadful-twerp]

"...I'm becoming Austrian..."

[@bennutting3546]

I was waiting for this

[@ManyMonstersMedia]

what a comedy WEAPON!!!

[@kingatticus5371]

This has unsettling implications on who the victims are of Mr. Bean

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

Bean is the victim.

[@rararamara8698]

[@encardol]

Hi, I loved this animation! Just a small thing, you've listed the wrong episode in the description as the source, it was ep 616: professor honey that they did this bit in. I only noticed because I've listened to it quite a few times now... 😬 I really liked the animation though, you've elevated an already pretty incredible bit!

[@DeepBlueInk]

Ah thanks Emma! I'll change this later tonight

[@DeepBlueInk]

Thank you again for taking the time to let me know this, I've fixed it now!

[@TRquiet]

His name tag says “Mr. Bean,” and somehow that’s so correct that I didn’t even notice the first time I watched this. Well done.

[@youssefmahfoudhi8166]

You are underrated! You deserve more views and more subscribers! I love your animations.

[@DeepBlueInk]

Ah thank you very much! ❤️

[@speeddecline160]

I love listening to mbmbam and wondering what parts of an episode your going to animate. Great video!

[@TheThirdPrice]

There was a hilarious bit about the Office from a few episodes back. It was like the office but it had like a weird death cult or something. I need to see you animate it lmao it's so good

[@tabiibat]

Yes absolutely. Wonderful. I’ll never watch mvb but I’ll watch these

[@variety927]

One of the best bits that made me bust up laughing recently

[@Awesomewithaz]

Comedy!

[@Doylt]

2:03 now that is a Travis on the brink!

[@Yammenkow]

"The mean bean machine" I'm dying😭

[@aratinatophat1072]

My parents loved that series omg

[@JasonLihani]

I was the victim of this joke. Joke confirmed.

[@JasonLihani]

I love you, DBI, I'm just joking. You're the victim of my joke, I'm so sorry.

[@DeepBlueInk]

❤️❤️❤️

[@dreadpiraterobertsnumba5]

I honestly think it makes perfect sense. I don't see why this is supposed to be considered an insane claim. Great animation, btw.

[@germen2631]

Oh, damn, I'm late for the premiere =(. 23. There, now I feel a little better.

[@chelseawhite7117]

I also just?? I’m thinking about this too much probably. But wasn’t Mr. Bean’s whole brand slapstick and physical comedy?? Like, the furthest thing from relying on lazy stereotypes? It’s the least offensive stuff out there and here old Rowan is acting like “that’s the ONLY thing comedy can do is make you mad”

[@oldwornoutjeans]

Ngl I thought this was an extreme goof they were making, not word for word what he actually said oh my gosh

[@Nono-hk3is]

Travis's eye twitch

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

Griffin/Rowan: Look at my booody Travis, fully aware of the places Griffin could be intending to take it, and that there are many even he has not imagined, but willing to commit to the bit anyway: .....uh huh? That's a brother's love, right there.

[@rhaeven]

Comedy should often have A victim, someone for the slapstick to happen to, the suffering straight man, whatever. Comedy should not count an entire type of people as a viable victim.

[@MsDianagentaToYou]

Perfect.

[@Imperial_Squid]

"Every joke has a victim"... My guy, you sure you're not thinking of _crimes_? That's what a crime is bud...

[@DeepBlueInk]

All jokes are crimes now

[@narcoleptic_owl]

Men Vs Man Vs Bee

[@WyattoonsComics]

Good on Travis for not letting this bee (ha) a cheap puff piece promoting a movie and challenging Rowan on that stance. Real journalism.

[@Swishy_Blue]

Wvery joke has a victim, every bee a sting.

[@thekatzcorner]

Does anyone else think griffin sounds like Arnold Schwarzenegger in this bit

[@amethystimagination3332]

Nothing screams offensive comedy like Mr. Bean of all people

[@origaminosferatu3357]

Travis's eyebrow twitches send this to the next level.