Noah - Caravan of Garbage

[@frownline1]

More like MrSundaySchool amirite

[@ellaisplotting]

This is an underrated pun, well done.

[@bryanferratt6598]

​@@ellaisplottingIt's a very "Tyrese" pun I'd say 😊😅😂.

[@gunnerbriscoe3315]

@@frownline1 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@nickpine9232]

Never would I have expected to see Tim Mackie and the Bible Project in a Caravan of Garbage. Two very different worlds colliding - a surprise to be sure - but a welcome one! youtube.com/@bibleproject

[@RacingSnails64]

LOL

[@scrudge5352]

Wow. I've never been so offended by a Caravan of Garbage video. I appreciate James and Mason's perspectives, but sometimes I feel they should just stick to talking about movies, and not the more important stuff. The thing that I specifically took umbridge with was when Mason perpetuated the misconception that the Gobots are a Transformers knockoff. They're not a knockoff! Toy robots that turned into vehicles and other objects were just a trend in early 80s Japan, Bandai and Takara were just 2 companies taking part in the trend. Gobots even got imported to America first in 1983!

[@johntuel2375]

Ok Elias. Did you put that on your timeline at Bible camp? (I'm referencing Clerks 2 haha)

[@ca20mn]

Damn it I got played, I was expecting a blue harvest joke.

[@cillcamst2]

I'm not gono lie, they had us at the first part.

[@FordFourD-aka-Ford4D]

Love the misdirection on this one lol

[@ChaseBlackmoon]

That may be true, but Transformers is the one true religion!

[@kristonparris4045]

"Hawk Noah, pray on that thang" is genuimely the funniest thing Ive heard in a whileeee...

[@whatdididotodeservethis1419]

I think these 2 we be good at stand up

[@nikonmockey]

Really it IS timeless comedy!

[@fearan9406]

🌍🍆🙏🌊🌐

[@TokenDrew]

I am in tears lmao

[@ryanb4940]

It’s hilarious tbh… … hello future people reading this and cringing! Yes! AT THE TIME, it was super funny. And don’t let anyone act like it wasn’t. Can’t wait to see your “new” humor…. With your new white girl blowjob joke ladies… and hopefully not an actual Nazi president….

[@thats4thebirds]

I’ve never heard a more striking rebuke of this movie until “it’s like after earth” lmao

[@claytonandres1194]

The movies that dare to ask “”what if a man was miserable and hated his son/grandson?”

[@WanderlustZero]

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh shit :o

[@megamegabites]

I'll never not laugh when the boys say "Heres the Thing" and we get a cut of the Thing or an actor who's portrayed him 😂

[@TheWarmestFuzzy]

This really is the ultimate caravan of garbage dad trilogy.

[@guillaumelagueyte1019]

History movie? Check. Big boats? Check, in multiple movides. A dad going on a vengeful mission to destroy the man who wronged him? Check. Rusty Crow, the histridadology.

[@SaulGMV]

Best job in the world am I right?

[@Taco.Flavoured.Kisses]

garbage dad trilogy

[@bradpoynting4691]

okay, let's go - your ultimate dad trilogy (more like thrillogy, ammirite?) 1. Gladiator 2. Mad Max 2 3. Saving Private Ryan

[@Ares91k]

I love the new editing of showing maso and james just podcasting wherever the movie is set 10/10

[@matthewtopping2061]

These guys are far and away the funniest duo on KZbin and it's shocking that more people don't know about them

[@The22ndDoctor]

I mean, they have 1.4 million subscribers, so they're doing okay.

[@craiglee5460]

@@The22ndDoctorBut it should be more! MORE! So sayeth, Rodney!

[@matthewtopping2061]

@@The22ndDoctor Fair dinkum.

[@frankjaeger882]

When I discovered their channel, it was the only channel I watched for about 2 weeks. I wake up Thursday mornings excited

[@moviecrazed2208]

RODNEY!!

[@terryqokov6999]

Never in one of the videos was I so blindsided by what the movie actually was. I've spent 10 years thinking this was just gritty historically accurate Noah's arc *Edit: biblically accurate* Pedantic ass replies lol

[@calebmurphy9406]

"historically accurate" lol

[@pastlife960]

How did you picture a historically accurate Noah movie looking????

[@loran3860]

​@@pastlife960 Idk, bootleg Prince of Egypt?

[@pastlife960]

@@loran3860But at least Prince of Egypt is set in a recognisable historical period, even if the events are fictional.

[@theoneandonlyoni]

Noah’s Arc is a Story, not History.

[@MyTwoCentsofNonsense]

I have a feeling Ben had a lot of fun with this one

[@jimmybryant2187]

I’m a biblical scholar and this is my comfort channel I listen to before bed, two of my worlds have collided and I’m in bliss

[@adpirtle]

I vividly remember seeing this in the theater, sat behind some elderly church ladies, none of whom stayed through the entirety of the film.

[@IcarusTyler]

I remember people joking at church people frantically flipping through the bible, going "wait is this in here or what"

[@moviecrazed2208]

😂😂😂

[@Thelaretus]

They took the right decision.

[@Nerbit13098]

Half convinced it's going to be the Ralph Bakshi Lord of the Rings next week, and that's why it's not the extended cut

[@jakeallen123]

Didn't expect to see you in these comments! Keep up the great challenge runs Nerbit!

[@garrettcolton5774]

Oh hey nerbit!

[@The22ndDoctor]

I'd put my money on the crappy students turned good ?-ilogy (Lean on Me, Dangerous Minds, Stand and Deliver, Summer School, That one with Hillary Swank) cause they shall not pass.

[@gunnerbriscoe3315]

@@Nerbit13098 I’ll riot

[@jmace2424]

Canonically Noah gets off of the Ark and pretty much does nothing but drink.

[@mattgilbert7347]

So he really was Rusty

[@Glasschin2.0]

Curses his son

[@claytonandres1194]

Lusts after him too

[@ryanb4940]

⁠​⁠@@claytonandres1194…. After who..???? Wait… were you reply to the “curses his son” thing??? WHAT PART OF NOAH LORE HAVE I BEEN DEPRIVED OF???

[@claytonandres1194]

@@ryanb4940 whoops sorry I meant Noah's son lusted after his dad, my bad

[@role_b]

“Hawk Noah” is already timeless.. still haven’t seen the rest of the video because I keep rewinding back to that part.

[@4bs_ben]

Disappointing. Yet another missed opportunity to call Rusty Crowe a “bad seaman”

[@RileyDia]

I am blown away by the fact that this wasn't a Virtuosity review in disguise

[@ESK0VER0_x]

4:28 The cut from God to Alan Moore is hilarious

[@mathewhaight]

I am constantly entertained by the back and forth between talking about the movie in incredible detail or going on wildly unrelated tangents.

[@kurosakid5201]

I now can't get the image of James doing a double flying kick at God out of my head. That sh*t sent me

[@RictusHolloweye]

I feel let down that they didn't include Captain Kirk doing one of his double foot flying kicks. He did a few of them through the series.

[@Pearcinator]

Or the orc that does one in Lord of the Rings Return of the King. Would have been fitting since they are covering those films over the next few weeks.

[@peterstangl8295]

Coincidentally, it also sent God.

[@Random.Task.Gaming]

To continue his history movies you guys should look at “The Nice Guys” its set in the 1970s and is a buddy cop movie.

[@KayleighBourquin]

And Robin Hood

[@DanArnets1492]

Les Mis too, of course

[@DuckRuckus]

And Virtuosity and The Fifth Element

[@etevenatkowicz9745]

They're saving it for the "Rusty Crow in LA" trilogy with LA confidential and a third film that i can't be arsed to think of right now

[@gpettigrewgmailcom]

I could not believe they picked Noah over Robin Hood and now that I've seen this video, I still can't believe it.

[@JP-jj1wg]

Noah 2 : cruise control?

[@HamuraiJack]

Can "pray on that thang" replace "stay prayed up?"

[@basicjenkins]

If Maso doesn't directly reply to this comment - for the first time ever - I will be shocked because his vitriol for the loathsome arsehole that is Mark Wahlberg knows no bounds.

[@s1ckboirari]

gotta ask the boss Marky about that one but I think he'd approve

[@charlessmith9753]

Thats just disrespectful

[@santos.l.halper1999]

Only if you denounce the Enoch tuah for being non-canonical ..... so shall it be!

[@stevenvaleriojr1177]

I sure hope so.

[@Calhasnopals]

Deeply impressive that the local references on this show have now surpassed “Australia’s Own” actors and the henchman cars from MI2, to the point where we’ve narrowed it to one specific street in Melbourne that I can neither confirm nor deny was in the movie “Virtuosity”. Incredible stuff

[@hollandscottthomas]

"Do you LIKE this??" "No."

[@PKMNRangerDenton]

Fun fact: In Biblical tradition the story of Noah, found in Genesis, was originally known for leading to the first ever crop harvest. However, due to the flood all crops were blue. This led to the Book of Genesis and thus the story of Noah, getting the working title Blue Harvest, which just so happens to be the same working title of the original Star Wars

[@sonnic1995]

Man, i'm sad this joke is no longer on the videos

[@SA80TAGE]

@@sonnic1995 why? it's played out to the point where everyone expects every comment to be a blue harvest "joke" because no-one here has an original thought or any creativity with their jokes. Wasn't even that funny when they were doing it in the vids anyway.

[@jmace2424]

Maso’s description of what he thought this movie was going to be is exactly what I thought this movie was going to be. 🤣

[@orderofscribes]

The leading theory as to why so many different cultures throughout history have some sort of flood myth is cuz most cities and civilizations were built around rivers for agriculture transport access to fresh water etc. Rivers can overflow and flood, and that would be their world as they knew it, flooding. Over time, as myths tend to do, the stories were embellished and mythologyized

[@gpettigrewgmailcom]

Also Christianity and Islam are from the same damn place geologically speaking.

[@Dynomafia139]

I thought this was blue harvest

[@darkdreamer871]

​@@Dynomafia139 yeah, it was called "blue harvest" because of the bountiful harvest that came from nutrient-rich soil deposited by blue river water during times of flooding, which coincidentally was the working title of of the original Star Wars 1977

[@waitssharpe7491]

“Hawk Noah pray on that thang” is quite possibly the worst thing but also the funniest thing I’ve ever heard on this channel

[@werewolvzombi]

The way this episode is so focused and at the same time can go off track at any moment is such an amazing feat of storytelling. Take note, Darren Aronofsky.

[@forty_two42]

I like Ben's haircut! Tell him or something. Nice Haircut Ben

[@alkirehomevideos]

As someone who grew up with religion, going to church, and in a religious family, I loved this movie purely for the fact that it was willing to imagine what the reality of a fantastical story might look like. So many western christians are too comfortable skimping over the weird in the Bible, and I love that this movie did the exact opposite of that.

[@gavinruland9866]

19:50 finally 🙏

[@erintostevin4865]

james as one of the three wise men except riding a kangaroo instead of a camel is a superb edit

[@cjowens9894]

14:40 Introducing the brand new segments: “Is he Broad?!” and “Can he climb a fence?!?”

[@AVGJ3859]

Noah 2 would've been cool, but instead of a second flood, maybe like a magnitude 8 earthquake, sand storms, or volcanic eruptions. It could be a movie franchise about Noah going through and surviving every natural disasters.

[@tomlewis4205]

Noah's Pompei Vacation! 😉

[@johntuel2375]

Noah versus Sharknado

[@theomnitorium7476]

Noah starts to feelan earthquake beneath his feet, looks at the camera and says "ahhh sheeeeet, here we go again." Then the Noah 2 title card drops with a power metal guitar solo.

[@LiamDalley-jd1kc]

Russell Crowe as Noah in a Darren Aronofsky film about the Bible is one of the strangest things I’ve ever seen in movie history

[@mojotheaverage]

There's actually a very simple explanation as to why stories of a great flood are so prevalent in ancient literature and myth: the earliest cradles of civilization were all built along river valleys where flooding was a common and devastating occurrence. These stories would have been passed down as warnings to future generations and become embellished over time. As a point in favour of this, ancient Egypt is notable for not having a cataclysmic flood myth because the Nile was incredibly predictable and reliable in the timings and severity of it's flooding and was seen as calm and a life bringing force rather than one of potential world ending danger. It's the same reason why snakes are a regular feature of early myth: venomous snakes appear in many areas of the world and are, generally speaking, incredibly dangerous to people who don't have access to modern anti venom treatment, as such, embellished stories of serpents are a logical result of warnings against dangerous animals

[@retsaMinnavoiG]

Because while people were just as smart as we are now (if they had the right environment anyway)... their knowledge beyond their own experience was basically non-existent. The scholars or 'elite' might of course have had some more knowledge about the world and the way things work - especially in certain civilisations - but the general person was basically a moron. Their tiny little slice of life and what some local 'wisemen' told them was all they knew and if they experienced a bad flood they can understood 'what if it didn't stop?!'.

[@Alkeeros]

To further the snake point, I've heard the theory that it may also be related to how our ancestors (pre human) lived in trees and snakes were one of the most regular, dangerous predators. Fascinating stuff

[@SolarColaMK-Z]

Shut it

[@anenemystand5582]

Or it could even be a common myth from an older religion that remained as cultures split and divided each new culture adapting the story to their own newer system of beliefs

[@SolarColaMK-Z]

@@anenemystand5582 shut it

[@li-limandragon9287]

I don’t Noah about this one.

[@ChrisR3087]

Nice

[@AC-hj9tv]

Hahaha

[@adkaid-eo9cp]

dad?

[@jamesdeziel1468]

Yes.

[@jesse_reznor]

WTF?!?! I'll be honest. I've never seen this or really looked into it. I assumed it was 'Alexander' or some overblown epic trying to be Ben-Hur. Bloody Rock Lords? I am watching this tonight!

[@raulpetrascu2696]

It's more like Exodus with Christian Bale (with Rock Lords)

[@palody_en-ja]

I thought they were joking when the rock monsters showed up. I can't believe I didn't know about it until now!

[@kmanley29687]

I genuinely love this movie!

[@eyespy3001]

@@kmanley29687Same. When it was released, I brushed it off because Bible stuff isn’t my bag. But after hearing how all the people whose bag _is_ Bible stuff hated it, I decided to give it a go. I was very pleasantly surprised by how batshit it was. It’s not Bible-y at all; barely even Bible-ish. Instead, it explores themes of cruelty and the environment. I’m glad that it seems to be finding new life again.

[@ThreadBomb]

I assumed it was like 'Gods of Egypt'.

[@Yugeky20]

'Russell Crowe's Outback Wet Nonsense' sounds like a show you'd see on Channel 9 in the early 00s as counter programing for Russell Coight's All Aussie Adventures

[@First-name.Last-name]

as someone who does not in fact know the plot, the recap is greatly appreciated

[@playerw98]

Love how this briefly became a discussion on Wolverine's healing ability

[@FordFourD-aka-Ford4D]

9:50 No, Ben, it _IS_ Abraham that God instructed to kill (his son, specifically). Yes, Maso confused it w/ that King Soloman story, but in that story God _NEVER_ tells Soloman to kill the baby. Soloman himself *proposes* cutting the baby in half in order to ferret out who the real mother is. It was a clever ruse.

[@jackiechan5815]

This lore sounds wild what the fuck

[@itayeldad3317]

​@jackiechan5815 i mean. it makes sense in context. It's Solomon's early days of rule and he just asked God to make him a good judge. So the next day, Two prostitutes who supposedly live In the same room in a brothel comes to him for a trial. They both gave birth around the same time. One mother's baby died shortly after and the other lived. Each claims the baby that lives is hers. With one claiming the other switched them inher sleep after the death. Solomon proposes the cutting him in half as a 'compromise', but he never actually intends to do so. He just watches the women's reaction. One accept the judgement, and says its only fair both of them will have dead children. The other pleads with the king to not kill the baby and says she'd rather he'll be raised by the other woman than die. By those reactions, he concludes the actual mother is the one who wasn't ok with her son being killed

[@mmmghool]

I came to this channel years ago for mcu trailer analysis, but I stayed for the hair analysis. Best channel ever

[@kevinprehm]

I like how Maso drops that Hawk Noah like and just refuses to allow James the time to expand upon it or ask questions

[@benhughes6507]

Maddie's instant regret after the dip was amazing 😂

[@Randomaccount9470]

0:45 Mason Whyyyyy!?!!!!?? 🙆😭

[@V3cna.]

Honestly biblical accurate

[@TheMrAman]

12:55 FUN BIBLE FACT - according to the bible everyone was vegetarian until god said it's alright to eat meat after the flood

[@GoddoDoggo]

"We only have two of each animal left in the world, seems like the perfect time to GET OUR GRILLIN' ON.

[@GenerationWest]

I'm still bummed about that one girl who straight up gets trampled to death.

[@mattbolt6913]

In ultimate hulk vs wolverine, wolverine gets ripped in half and is able to stick himself back together

[@ThomasWilson4]

Oh my God the animation for Darren aronoski getting knocked off his chair sent me into a howl

[@willmulligan3896]

I have never laughed harder than I did at the sound James makes at 14:09

[@Ovetupp]

I am so mad that this wasn't the start of a cinematic bibleverse.

[@ZAYA.21]

That would be cool

[@adipsia6154]

And there's so many Bible verses to choose from for the bible Verse-verse

[@dastvan8002]

Bibleman No Way Home

[@matthewboer8279]

@@dastvan8002 god we could have got a dark knight rises of the Bibleman universe.

[@JCIce007]

Exodus Gods and Kings and the Ben-Hur remake feel likethey could be related to it.

[@MrKanedog16]

I’m not convinced that Ben didn’t sneak a couple scenes from a transformers movie into this video. This Noah movie looks insane

[@RandomlyRantful]

I’m so hyped for James to mention the helmet kick broken foot thing in Lord of the Ringvia next week

[@nasecoo]

It is required by law that someone bring that up when viewing lotr

[@Trashbat420]

I'd be quite happy if this just became a reviewing Rusty Crowe movies channel tbh

[@claytonandres1194]

Imagine a CoG on 3:10 to Yuma! The Nice Guys! Virtuosity finally!

[@jimbo6239]

I think this is the funniest episode of Caravan of Garbage yet

[@armbarre]

James and Mason are hilarious, but it’s the editing of CoG that makes me roll about like a baby on a boat. Thanks, Ben.

[@Itabouttodo]

Best editing on the internet.

[@tristanmestroni6724]

That hawk Noah segment was the most perfect collision of comedy and editing. Goawwwd damn it was good. Thank you guys.

[@iamflipachip]

Anyone who hasn't seen Darren Aronofsky speak, do yourself a favor and look it up. It's very entertaining.

[@NotParticularlyWitty]

He can make as many pretentious films as he wants, will still always sound like a cab driver.

[@bagggers9796]

He's a bit of a moron. A couple of his older movies are alright but most are boring and rely on shock value instead of making a point. And Black Swan is a shameless rip-off of Perfect Blue.

[@mojotheaverage]

​@@bagggers9796without the lingering existential dread that made perfect blue so good. Aronofsky isn't fit to sniff Satoshi Kon's shoes

[@eyespy3001]

@@bagggers9796Rely on shock value??? Name one of his movies that relies on shock value. Pi? Nope. Requiem for a Dream? Wrong again. The Fountain??? What’s so “shocking” in that one? The Wrestler? Again, what’s shocking about that movie? And boring? What are you, twelve? Your attention span can’t take drama?

[@ThreadBomb]

Black Swan is _not_ a rip-off of Perfect Blue (and I think they're both overrated).

[@ryanmanuel49]

15:02 seeing Tim Mackie in a Mr. Sunday video is a crossover that was no where near my bingo card.

[@futureboy314]

10:15 the fact that they’ve conflated two separate bible stories (Abraham and Solomon) is proof that the Bible is way too hard on kids

[@Mike_Ka-Chowski]

Who's to say Abraham didn't have a gerrymandering plan to cut up Isaac?

[@leggomyeggo5773]

I like how in the past bunch of episodes James and Maso are always in a new location like they're just having a wild journey off screen and pause it every now and then to talk about some random movie

[@2723cadd]

I am once again on my knees!! Begging for the fifth element caravan of garbage!

[@kmanley29687]

How has that not happened yet?!

[@The22ndDoctor]

We're all behind you.

[@lyndsaybrown8471]

In this economy!?

[@stratdax4028]

Big pedo vibes in 5th Element. Very French.

[@lilacvanilla8702]

The editing work in the latest Caravan of Garbages has been FIRE 🔥!!

[@MatthewMcCleskey]

"here's the thing" zoom on Ebon Moss-Bachrach is so funny

[@Inkarmy]

Darren Aronofsky is my favourite director, but not because I think his films are particularly great, but I just love to say his name so much. if that bit in Donnie Darko is right, and the words "cellar door" are the most beautiful words in the English language, then "Darren Aronofsky" is a very close second.

[@NeonPlanes]

This video explains so much. For one, I now understand why my grandma came home after viewing this in the theatre and going "I don't remember reading _that_ in the Bible."

[@shabberto]

I've always been a defender of this movie. So many amazing sequences and shots. Truely the best case scenario for a cinematic version for Noah's arc.

[@brynly1339]

I can't ever get enough of this channel! Thanks so much to all of you!

[@authorfarrell7161]

Rock monsters shook me. I had no idea.

[@JoshieboyStudios]

As a biblical scholar myself, seeing Rob Bell, and Tim Mackie in a James and Maso video was so surreal

[@calebmurphy9406]

6:52 I've been listening to these guys for 10 years now and every time I think I've heard every bit of Australian slang that exists, one of them pulls out something like "He doesn't give a stuff." Amazing work, really good 👍

[@brillador7958]

I'm blown away by the fact you used clips from The Chosen to represent the feeding of the 5000. I love that show and love when people refer to it when not even actually talking about it. Also "look it's more about the vibes" is actually a legit argument in Biblical scholarship

[@__mads__]

19:07 Excuse me, but, I believe it is “CaravanS of Garbage” and not “Caravan of GarbageS”

[@artness]

Maso's B2 bomber point is pretty irrefutable proof that either: God doesn't exist, God doesn't have teleportation abilities (at least with inorganic matter -- could be like Terminator time travel rules), or that God hasn't seen Dial of Destiny yet and thus the idea has yet to occur to him/her/them.

[@saintniccage2818]

This is why I come back to this channel....deep lore

[@claytonandres1194]

Also known as B2 Bombercurian paradox

[@jackiechan5815]

Does this imply that God can now spawn a steal bomber anywhere because Dial of Destiny is finally out and he can watch it

[@artness]

@@jackiechan5815 God was waiting for the special edition steel book Blu-Ray so that slowed everything down

[@ohdan3270]

Such a pedantic comment to make but the so called 'bible thumper' at 15:02 is actually a pretty thoughtful and nuanced theologian called Tim Mackie from The Bible Project, they make cool stuff over there

[@Timpstis]

Couldn’t believe the crossover of the TWP and Tim Mackie, the 2 people I consume the most content from lol

[@nickpine9232]

Never would I have expected to see Tim Mackie and the Bible Project in a Caravan of Garbage. Two very different worlds colliding - a surprise to be sure - but a welcome one! youtube.com/@bibleproject

[@null-xf9pd]

For the record, the whole world wouldn't have to flood. It was THEIR whole world. The Bible isn't a story about all of humanity. It's about the personal histories of the people who wrote it and their relationship with God. For example, anything happening to native Americans wouldn't be in the Bible, since Middle Easterners wouldn't know anything about them and God is unlucky to be like "hey by the way, these people tens of thousands of miles away"

[@milliondollarmistake]

on the other hand the humans who wrote the bible didn't include native americans because those humans didn't know the americas existed

[@null-xf9pd]

@milliondollarmistake chicken and egg but yeah

[@majorjoe23]

Not to be a jerk, but there isn't a similar version of this story in Islam. There is this story. Noah is recognized as a prophet of God in Islam, since the religion builds and expands on the Torah and New Testament.

[@ryanokane1312]

At 9:50 Ben corrects maso saying it was Solomon, but I think Maso was thinking of when God told Abraham to kill his son to test his faith, then stopped him right before he did it.

[@Dynomafia139]

God is a low dog

[@shinfrafan]

In the Bible, God promised Noah he wouldn't flood the earth again. Normally I never do this, like ever, but I'm actually pretty proud to say I wrote a book a few years ago called Year 47 about what would happen if God broke that promise. It's a survival horror western. If that interests you, go give it a look-see. If not, cool. Love you.

[@Eidlones]

All I can picture now, is God raising his hands in anger about to send a flood, and off to the side Noah points his finger at him with a side eye, going "Heyheyhey!". Then God slumps down grumbling.

[@Inkarmy]

In regards to the Deadpool question: In the comics, there is actually an 'evil' version of Deadpool that was made from discarded parts of the original Deadpool. A fan (I think) went around collecting all the parts Deadpool had lost in fights (an arm here, a leg there etc) and kept them in their freezer. Then DP found them, tossed them all in a dumpster and went on his merry way. The parts them thawed out, the healing factor kicked it and all the parts glommed together to form a new Deadpool.

[@Two_Ravens]

Science Trivia! Noah's boat was too large and would have sank due to the wood flexing and water intruding. This was a problem with real ships that were smaller in construction. In addition, floods leave a layer of material sorted by the moving water. If we had a global flood we would expect to find a global layer of flood graded strata dated to the same event. We have found no such layer.

[@Alkeeros]

And there were, you know, other civilizations at the time... like just before the flood and just after, and there doesn't appear to be any disruptions to their civilization.

[@sanguillotine]

It also never would’ve been able to fit all of the food required for just one elephant, let alone all the dinosaurs

[@Two_Ravens]

....and having breeding populations reduced to such a small number would create genetic bottlenecks. It is a problem facing cheetahs in real life. ...and we don't have enough water in the atmosphere for that kind of a flood. ...and we would have to turn the planet into a pressure cooker to hold that much water in the air, so everything is already dead and we don't need a flood. This list goes on and on. There are lots of aspects that don't really work.

[@RyuOmega33]

Give Ben a raise. The editing in this was truly a masterpiece. Lol

[@sofubisamurai]

Maso has mentioned gerrymandering twice this week.

[@TheEnecca]

i think he watched the map men video. he mentioned them too.

[@trevorashlin]

The “but here’s the Thing” joke always gets me

[@paragonjones13]

YAY! WELCOME BACK BEN! AND WELCOME MADDIE!

[@jayinsult]

Another masterful edit by Ben (and Maddie!). I was howling at some of the visual inserts here.

[@nick_galfi9312]

1:00 “heres the thing” lmfaoo

[@Blurryjay]

Hello from America at 6:50 AM! Baby got me up so I’m glad I got some new good content to watch!!

[@LPJZ456]

8:20 for anyone needing to go back to this amazing frame

[@Mouth-yu6vo]

YALL NEED TO DO AN EPISODE ABOUT THE HALO LIVE ACTION SHOW!! Maybe do the second season as well if we flipping love it

[@danielwarner3675]

i've done my research by watching this video. rocklords and things, good stuff

[@li-limandragon9287]

The Bionicles are historically accurate

[@moonverine]

The 3-second clip from "Only God Forgives" is just the sort of deep cut for a tiny visual pun that makes me love these videos.

[@GoodasCoffee]

08:10... "As We've established"

[@Surpriseattack342]

Hearing “Hawk Noah, pray on that thang” was an absolute flash bang to start the video

[@DaniG._.German]

Wolverine would die. There would be two Deadpools.

[@aschenbechermann]

There *have* been

[@couchfort3934]

I genuinely thought the third movie was going to be Cinderella Man, and now I'm baffled because I barely remembered that this movie even exists.