Superman: The Animated Series 1x11 REACTION!! "My Girl"

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[@CorderoStephens]

Just so you guys know Mercy is not a robot in this iteration. This is actually the series that introduced Mercy to the Superman Mythos.

[@borjankosarac3645]

I wonder how long it takes them to realise it…

[@teruienages962]

@@borjankosarac3645 Knowing them, they never will

[@anispidey]

​@teruienages962 I'll give it till a particular crossover episode where I feel like it's pretty obvious she's human.

[@vinsanity40k]

it shouldn't matter to them then if a robot isn't wearing any pants 😄

[@Girder3]

@@borjankosarac3645 Until the episode where she has to team up with Superman to save Lex, at the very least.

[@aros0018]

About the differences between Gotham and Metropolis, one of the in-universe reasons for that is who running things behind the scenes in both cities. In Gotham, it's the crime families, like Thorne, Falcone, Marone, etc. They've been around for decades and have attached themselves to Gotham like a tick, constantly draining it of anything that could be used to better the city for themselves and their own enrichment. And anybody who could potentially do something about it, like politicians or heads of corporations, often find themselves in their pocket. It's what makes Wayne Industries such a stand-out. Metropolis however has Lex Luthor as the one who is ultimately in charge of everything. Like he said in the first episode, his money helped build it and keeps it running. He's absolutely corrupt but unlike Gotham's crime families, who just use their city to keep themselves fat and happy, Lex essentially views Metropolis as his own personal kingdom. The more advanced and shiny it is the better he looks and feels while sitting atop its throne.

[@tehdipstick]

Yep, Gotham suffers from cultural and societal stagnation because it's a cesspit of crime and corruption. Meanwhile Metropolis's retro-futuristic aesthetic reflects not only the futuristic thinking of Lex, but the more hopeful nature, brighter outlook of the average Metropolis citizen.

[@JenABlue-ed1bw]

The way I think of it: Gotham looks like how people in the 90s imagined the 40s; Metropolis looks like how people in the 40s imagined the 90s. Flash is the correct answer. If I'm stealing a purse to feed my family, Batman puts me in traction for a month; Superman or Spider-Man catch me without seriously hurting me; Flash gives the purse back to the victim, feeds my family, and gives me the address of the nearest food bank and the number of the city's office of workforce development so I can get help finding a job.

[@VunderGuy]

Actually, Super and Spider Man can do that too. They're not as famous for it but they have done that before since like Flash, they're bright shiney paragons.

[@michaeljeacock]

Calvin forgetting the word Gargoyle, lol. “The things that puke water out, that Batman would stand on.”

[@pixxiespit]

lol IKR? A Gutter spout…? 🤷‍♀️

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

Batman, and Spider-Man, tend to stand on grotesques. Easier to draw.

[@VunderGuy]

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps Yeah, but most people call grotesques gargoyles anyway so...

[@AngelGroves]

Terrific reaction and discussion. 🤣 I was in tears from laughing, listening to you three discuss which superhero you'd rather have capture you if you were a criminal.

[@chaost4544]

Calvin: Have you ever seen an aluminum factory..like..explode? Eric: No! I don't go to factories! This reaction was freaking hilarious.

[@_batman1509]

I wholeheartedly agree

[@barbaros99]

"I said Walmart for a REASON!" 😂😂

[@borjankosarac3645]

I wonder if they’ll remember this conversation when they reach the JL story “Secret Society”…

[@MaYhEmJaYy101]

@@chaost4544😂😂😂😂😂

[@Girder3]

Quick note: Mercy Graves was created for the Animated Series. Just like Harley Quinn, the DCAU is her first appearance.

[@tehdipstick]

A couple of unrelated things to note about this episode: I really like how Lana recognizes Clark because she already knows that he has powers. It's not that she somehow can tell there's a distinct physical resemblance between Clark and Superman when everyone else can't, but because she' already listened to him talk about his powers, and seen him use them, back when they were in high school together. 5:40 Robocop reference? Sure, the design of Clark's car is incredibly impractical, but it's peak 50's retro-futuristic design philosophy. Mercy's uniform does not have pants, no. Those are definitely leggings/tights. Lex is a leg guy, I guess.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

_"Those are definitely leggings/tights. Lex is a leg guy, I guess."_ I prefer to think of it as her kicking that boxing ball in her intro is her go to move hence you don't want to wear something that'll tear right at "main street".

[@VBane]

You gotta consider why the hero leaves a crook hanging. Batman partially does it to instil fear, Batman and Spiderman both partially do it because they are vigilantes who dont fully have the public/police trust and to avoid having to wait around for and interact with the police. Superman usually does it when there is someone else in imminent need of stopping/saving/making safe just to make sure theybcantvrun while hes otherwise occupied. Once he got Lana to safety, he easily could have gone back and gotten the crooks down and handed them over to the police.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

_"Batman and Spiderman both partially do it because they are vigilantes who dont fully have the public/police trust and to avoid having to wait around for and interact with the police."_ Correction. Only some versions of Batman are vigilantes while Spider-Man is not. Shadowhawk is a vigilante because he breaks evildoers' spines as punishment, the Punisher or Cardiac straight up executes them. Spider-Man doesn't punish, that's part of what makes him a superhero. _"Superman usually does it when there is someone else in imminent need of stopping/saving/making safe just to make sure theybcantvrun while hes otherwise occupied."_ Absolutely and he could actually just let them run once he's "de-threatened" them (e.g. melted their guns a little). In continuities where he is not deputized it's not his job to arrest anyone if he doesn't feel like it.

[@VBane]

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps By vigilante I meant someone who is not officially authorized to perform law enforcement, a lot of superheroes are technically vigilantes, regardless of tactics, it's just a matter of public perception if they are treated that way. In many continuities some portion of the populace distrust Batman or Spiderman.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@VBane _"By vigilante I meant someone who is not officially authorized to perform law enforcement, a lot of superheroes are technically vigilantes, regardless of tactics, it's just a matter of public perception if they are treated that way."_ Oh, I understood what you meant but a person in the street can make a citizen's arrest (e.g. prevent a rape by hitting the rapist over the head with their purse and zip-tying them to something and calling the police), whether we consider that law enforcement or not it is not vigilantism. Vigilantism would be if you break the rapist's legs so they'll very likely never walk right again. That is deciding on a punishment and carrying it out rather than leaving it for society (i.e. the court system). In specific terms superheroes are not vigilantes, some characters just straddle the fence e.g. Batman has zigzagged it since 1939 due to having so many incarnations. _"In many continuities some portion of the populace distrust Batman or Spiderman."_ Of course that is true but that has nothing to do with being a vigilante or not. Basically it doesn't matter if everybody loves and trusts the Punisher or if everybody agrees with Jameson about Spider-Man.

[@VBane]

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps Violence isn't the difference between vigilanteism and citizens arrest. Vigilantes are people who seek out crime in order to stop and/or punish it because they feel law enforcement needs to help or isn't adequate. Citizens arrest is when you come across the crime, stop it, hand them over to the cops and fill out a report. Vigilantes can include but does not require punishment, its about if you seek it out vs just coming across it and also paperwork.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@VBane _"Violence isn't the difference between vigilanteism and citizens arrest."_ That's not exactly what I was saying. For example, keeping someone locked up in your basement isn't violence but if it's because "They're a criminal I don't trust the courts to deal with correctly so I've taken it upon myself." that's vigilantism. _"Vigilantes are people who seek out crime in order to stop and/or punish it because they feel law enforcement needs to help or isn't adequate."_ No, seeking out "crime" just to stop it does not make you a vigilante. _"Citizens arrest is when you come across the crime, stop it, hand them over to the cops and fill out a report."_ Which is exactly what the superheroes without a secret identity do. You think if Luke Cage or Johnny Storm sees a bank robbery (by ordinary thugs or a supervillain), they get involved, they triumph and then they just toss the cops the badguys and say "You boys in blue have fun with the paperwork, I'm outta here."? The fact that the superheroes with a secret identity essentially do this is why many cops and many civilians dislike them (and therefore like to classify them as "vigilantes" so measures can be taken) but that does not make them vigilantes. _"Vigilantes can include but does not require punishment, its about if you seek it out vs just coming across it and also paperwork."_ You're looking at it from some sort of "legal" perspective, what humans have written on paper. I'm talking about what a vigilante is in reality. The Ku Klux Klan hanging a black man accused of raping a white woman is vigilantism. Spider-Man webbing up some bank robbers is not vigilantism, that he came across the bank robbery because he regularly patrols the city in case somebody needs a hand from your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man (whether it's a rape attempt in an alley or a little kid about to get run over by a bus) does not make it so. Vigilantism is about punishment, that's reality, you can take that all the way back to the Stone Age where the tribe leader settled grievances etc. But you try to make it about "seeking it out" and "paperwork" you might as well be arguing "legal definition as per Wakandan law", it all becomes fiction and myth, which is what "law" and "crime" is.

[@EpicHelios83]

Those guns sort of act like Gambit's powers from Xmen. They charge things with kinetic energy, then explode.

[@pixxiespit]

Yeah DC! _Remember It!_

[@17ironknight]

I immediately thought “It’s a Gambit Gun” when I saw it.

[@kah_hota]

13:19 So Joely Fisher, the actress who voices "Laa-naa", is the younger half-sister of the late Carrie Fisher.

[@mayotango1317]

Trust me folks, this is the best adaptation of Mary Jane Watson...this "Lana Lang" is.

[@fiveminuteslimes]

Haha 😂 This is hilariously accurate

[@borjankosarac3645]

It would’ve been “Spectacular Spider-Man”, but the legal horse-assery coupled with Disney/Marvel inexplicably not fighting to keep such a good show… Yeah.

[@andrewli6606]

@@borjankosarac3645 It's more that Sony owns the rights to the show, so that's a legal mess.

[@MarcReyes_]

Metropolis is very art deco inspired in most iterations and something the live action films have repeatedly failed to capture. I'm hoping based on the set photos I've seen that the James Gunn movie finally brings us a proper Metropolis.

[@OllieV__nl]

It's crazy that this show makes passing references to Luthor being an ex of both Lois and Lana and then never brings it up again.

[@Rocket1377]

Joely Fisher (Lana) is the half-sister of Carrie Fisher.

[@raymondkhessel1340]

Eric is completely right! (Hence, Calvin and Aaron are totally wrong) An infinite amount of 2's is equivalent to an infinite amount of 1's. It is said that both have the same "Cardinality", which is equal to the lowest level of Infinity "Aleph 0". There are higher levels of course. I think Calvin is referring to "Infinite Sets", in which subsequent terms get smaller and are said to have a quantifiable limit. A sequence of 2's do not get smaller. In short "An Infinite amount of 2's 'equals' An infinite amount of 1's" Don't believe me Calvin and Aaron?...Look it up. Lol. Love these DC Watch-Alongs.

[@pixxiespit]

oh yeah…? Ok, Gu[m] to your head - which would _you_ choose?: Infinite 1s or 2s

[@cybergeek11235]

Easier thought exercise: what's the decimal equivalent of 1/3? 0.333......... 3* 1/3 = 1, right? but 3*0.333... = 0.9999... thus, 0.999... = 1 _because it doesn't stop_ . If the number of numbers was finite, then they'd be right.

[@fiveminuteslimes]

This episode is one of my favorite of the series! Its just so great and I love the dynamic between Clark and Lana. Its all just great!

[@borjankosarac3645]

Pronunciation aside, I really wish they’d done more with Lana in the DCAU; while this isn’t quite her last appearance, it’s her last big one. And I enjoyed her dynamic with Clark; she’s actually likeable, to the point the “Smallville” writers would have been jealous…

[@WhiteFangofWar]

Have to admit, an episode focused on a childhood friend going back and forth between Superman and Lex doesn't sound like a good time, but Lana makes it work well. Very rare to see Lex care about anyone other than himself, and by the same token his wrath when he learns the truth is lethal.

[@SingleStepStudios]

10:35 that was totally a reference to the old fleisher cartoons.

[@anispidey]

Definitely.I remember that particular episode very well.

[@xyenia0122]

So basically Smallville just pulled a The Last Airbender with how they pronounced Lana.

[@Comiclover90]

12:30 lmfao amazing moment!

[@anispidey]

Calvin was so pissed lol

[@Karmarambe]

@@anispidey And it’s so hilarious lmao

[@MaYhEmJaYy101]

I’m fucking dying 😂😂😂😂

[@ryuhitsuya21]

As someone who works in a foundry, molten metal though we dont use lead can burn you from a good distance. Our metals pour close to 1500F which is a taaaad higher than lead. But lana should be fried just being that close anyway

[@The_Phantasm]

Eric keeps saying it for some reason, but no, Mercy is not a robot. After the New 52 era in the comics they had it so that she's given cybernetic enhancements but this is not a thing in the show since it's the first ever incarnation of Mercy.

[@anispidey]

It's because his, and by extension the rest of Blind Wave, first exposure to Mercy as a character was Young Justice. They'll get out of it eventually I'm sure.

[@The_Phantasm]

@@anispidey But even in Young Justice Mercy is still a human with cybernetic enhancements.

[@borjankosarac3645]

Yeah, but YJ doesn’t even give her a VA; you can be forgiven for people thinking she’s not even human if you didn’t know better.

[@anispidey]

@The_Phantasm can u remind me if they came to the conclusion that she was a robot or a cybernetically enchanced human in Young Justice because I honestly don't sorry. And also It could be they think she's a robot in the same sense as Metallo at this point, but I'm just spitballing at this point.

[@The_Phantasm]

@@anispidey She's never really brought up after season 2.

[@Khazmaru]

I agree with Eric, i will also pick the Flash, he will just leave you in the police station or whatever. I doesn't even need to punch you or anything.

[@Andros1921]

It's a Gambit gun.

[@grassyhill5830]

Most people mis pronounce Ra's al Ghoul because of batman begin

[@Lycan_Liam]

I feel bad for Eric on that Infinity argument cause I've had the EXACT SAME ONE lol Except I was EVENTUALLY able to get the other person to see sense. Eric is right, and an INFINITE amount of feathers and lead would weigh the same: INFINITY. There is no more infinity or less infinity. When Superman held up half of the Book of Eternity (a book with infinite pages and the infinity strength feat Eric was referring to) he was holding infinity. Half of infinity is infinity lol

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

The weight of feathers and lead depends on what quantities. And a magic book with infinite pages can have any weight.

[@Narutoanime16g]

Mercy is wearing tights 😂tights are generally grey far as I know & Mercy’s skin color is clearly Caucasian skin color

[@Lehnert]

Tights can be black, white, brown, grey, blue or pretty much any color.

[@augxman]

Calvin in his childhood: Dada i wanna go to a lead factory. And then, we can go to an aluminium factory 🥳🤩👶

[@mariebourgot4949]

^^

[@muhammadhabibieamiro3639]

Another amazing video

[@hasanlaham738]

Calvin bein' a Karen the whole video 🤣🤣

[@MaYhEmJaYy101]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@cybergeek11235]

Wait, wait, I thought of better snark: "Well, *I* think Lana's hair was blue and black!"

[@ficialintelligence1869]

You can always play a narcissist's narcissism against him/her/them. They fall for it _every_ time.

[@pixxiespit]

If Gambit had that gun, it would just be redundant.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

Well, not exactly, he carries cards so he has non-cumbersome things to throw, for range.

[@PenneySounds]

Where are they getting the idea that Mercy graves is a robot? As far as I can tell, there's no version of her that is.

[@popeye697]

Jolene Fisher, who is a redhead in real life, is the younger sister of the late Carrie Fisher

[@TheeKorovaMilkBar]

Superman gets railed and has a train run on him. Don't look at me like that.

[@James-sc6vx]

I hate u for this 😂

[@CorderoStephens]

😂😂

[@toonman5099]

Here's my question, where did Eric get the idea that Spider-Man's webbing last only 30 minutes? Because most of the time it's actually that they last a few HOURS.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

It _starts_ to loosen up after an hour but I have a faint memory that he improved the formula at some point so maybe it was 30 minutes _originally?_

[@toonman5099]

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps I mean I guess, but I still need to know where he got it originally so I can understand the context he's taking it in.

[@AndrewInmanartist]

Looks like the animators had some fun on this episode. Aaron's reactions were hilarious. I've had a similar reaction as Calvin with some name, I'm like "that's the vowel sound that first 'a' uses?"

[@jonasquinn7977]

I imagine it’s the same one as her second name after all, she’s not Layna Layng

[@legendary7708]

Remember, Lana rhymes with banana.

[@schowd31]

between the pilot and this, might have been the first time I heard of Lana Lang. and love how sexy this episode, getting away with the Y7 rating. More to come! I know the pronunciation is odd, never noticed that. Did they say differently in Superman III? I know I saw it but can't remember. Smallville series I know they said it right "Lon-na" instead of "Lan-na"

[@bthsr7113]

Damn, that's a fine Disintegrator!

[@markosmatrozos4175]

I'm not a mathematician, but I know some things. Infinity isn't countifiable. No matter how high a number is, it is closer to 0 than infinity. I'm not sure if it's correct, but I think an infinite amount of 1 is equal to an infinite amount of 2 because there is no limit to infinity. If it was a specific number, the 2s would obviously be higher, but since there is no limit, they are both infinite

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

I guess it's like saying a boatload of 1s is equal to a boatload of 2s?

[@Jason5818UI]

They gave Gotham a more contemporary look to co exsit in Superman TAS

[@parsman9914]

Mercy is not a robot. Why would you think she is? 😅

[@EpicHelios83]

In Young Justice, she has a robotic arm that turns into a blaster, so they probably think every version of her is like that. Honestly, even in that version, they don't make it clear if it's just the arm or she's fully robotic.

[@parsman9914]

@@EpicHelios83 I think it was just an arm. Just like Roy Harper’s.

[@_batman1509]

In some iterations she is

[@thetcgreseller5238]

​@@EpicHelios83 I just assumed she was a robot in that version Even though I like the human version of mercy in This show Much more Especially with her back story in her and Lex Dynamic It makes a lot more sense That lex would just make a robot Body guard That could handle much more than a normal human could It also makes sense that Lex would Make her look like a total babe Unassuming Non Threat Driver

[@henrygreen2096]

So for the infinity discussion, obviously we look as numbers and mass differently so case A (numbers) and case B(mass). And sure some infinities are different, but here's my understanding as a maths student: Case A) An infinite sum of ones and an infinite sum of twos are equal infinities. A clever observation is that for every two 1, you can add them together to get 2 and just like you lot said, BOTH sets are infinite so it's not like there are "more 1s than 2s." There is a popular example anyone can research (and the proof is not long at all) that compares the sum of all positive whole numbers vs the sum of all positive even numbers, and the mathematicians concluded those sums are equivalent. I believe Eric is correct there. It goes without saying that the Sum of the sets are equal and the cardinality are equal. Case B) For the mass, unlike with the maths above, I am not as confident. I am more of a mathematician than a physicist, but I remember that when someone brought this up in a undergrad physics course, our professor simply said that it depends on what kind of infinity you have. so I ASSUME (which you should never do in stuff like this) If both are the same, then you can look at the ratios and conclude infinite mass of xenon has more mass than helium (or whatever two things you compare), but if the infinities are different, then you cannot make that conclusion. But again I do not know what the conclusion should be for Case B. Infinities are not something we can understand by intuition. TLDR: Eric is correct is Case A, Calvin and Aaron are probably correct in Case B, But Eric might also be correct. If I made a mistake someone can correct me, or help out. ❤

[@bthsr7113]

It's almost like this Lex INSTINCTIVELY homes in on Clark's love interests. Lois said she dated Lex for a while too. Are we going to find out Lex had a fling with an offscreen Lori!?

[@jonasquinn7977]

I have literally never heard Lana pronounced any way other than this way

[@cybergeek11235]

Lana: Let me guess - did Martha sew it? Clark: WHYDIDYOUSAYTHATNAME?!

[@RynKen]

which equation equals more? A: 1*0 B: 2*0 _Naturally, 'B' is worth more right? Right!?_ 🙃

[@dynaguy3]

Lana and Lex were also a couple in Smallville

[@vinsanity40k]

i forget, did smallville ever ask (especially in the last season) why there were so many L names? 😄

[@dynaguy3]

@@vinsanity40k that tradition came from the comics. Smallville just kept the trend going.

[@CLDJ227]

Lana in this episode is very interesting to me. She is just as strong-minded and independent as Lois, has good chemistry with Clark, and yes they draw her oh so well 😎. Idk if she pops back up in the series again, but I would have loved to see her have a relationship with Clark going forward and for Clark to really return her romantic feelings. Also, I'm not usually one to complain that much about the recent girl boss trend in media today, but I do think that if this episode were made today Lana would be portrayed as some super strong female who doesn't need to be saved or would be putting Superman in his place or something. In addition, they probably wouldn't make her the love interest because it would take away her agency or whatever 😑. However, this show already does well subverting the damsel thing with Lois by having her help out Superman from time to time, and they also show that not everyone is cut out for the dangerous superhero life and that's why Lana may be a damsel here, and yet she is still interesting while being that and the love interest 🤔.

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

I wish we got to see more of her in the justice league show

[@anansee580]

Their pronunciation of Lana is bad, but it could be worse. They could be pronouncing her name backwards.

[@TheJjcczz]

Who’s??

[@koushikraja331]

💀💀💀💀

[@Rocket1377]

There's nothing wrong with it. It matches the pronunciation of her last name.

[@sighberspook2021]

There's another way to pronounce lana?

[@Maswartz226]

Lah Nah

[@sighberspook2021]

@@Maswartz226 isn't that what they are saying in the episode?

[@fraidnaught9067]

23:34 it's hose guys, hose.

[@henrygreen2096]

how dare you, sir. I'm sure she's a very respectable woman.

[@JenABlue-ed1bw]

Eric and Calvin are both wrong: there are different sizes of infinity, but all *countable* infinities are the same size. An infinite amount of lead and an infinite amount of feathers both have a countably infinite weight so they weigh the same amount. Adding an infinite number of ones gives you the same result as adding an infinite number of twos--both are countably infinite. Look up Stand-Up Maths video about an infinite stack of 20s vs an infinite stack of 1s for a good explanation. (Just be careful about your reccs after that, there's a whole KZbin rabbithole of conspiracy theory videos about how infinity is fake and all of math from calculus on is a lie by mathematicians, and they're all nonsense.)

[@ficialintelligence1869]

Is Calvin an engineer of some sort? (That's not a slam, I'm just curious.)

[@dunringill1747]

Lah-Na // Lay-Na

[@DavidBrown-xm8ou]

I believe Mercy is wearing pantyhose with a skirt.

[@MementoMortis21]

Ummm... Clark was still covered in the molten lead when he grabbed Lana to get out of the factory. She should've been horribly burned on the parts of her body he grabbed. 😬

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

He grabbed the lamp cord.

[@MicahWo]

The old Suberboy tv show and Superman 3 both pronounce Lana like Smallville does. One of the few things the animated series gets wrong for some reason (funny considering how careful they are to pronounce Luthor correctly).

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

I don't think Lana's name has a correct pronounciation. Kind of like "Is it Mixyezpitelik or Mixyespitlick?"

[@MicahWo]

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps perhaps "correct" was the wrong word. Commonly accepted pronunciation? Previously established pronunciation? The pronunciation used by virtually everyone in the industry prior to and since this once odd exception? Do any of those phrases fit better for you?

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@MicahWo No, my position remains the same on all those.

[@MicahWo]

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps but your position is based on a ficticious word, not a real name that the majority of the world pronounces a certain way.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@MicahWo Exactly, it's from a comic book.

[@BenTanner92]

I prefer the way you guys say Lana 😂 lmao

[@sandeepmahal-kp5em]

Honestly I wished we saw more of Lana sad we never got to see more of and plus I wish she was Clark love interest and not Lois.

[@philip1035]

Læna

[@anthonyramos9232]

Lana Lang knows whose in the Big Blue Boyscout's cape & boots. You think Ma & Pa told her or she fingered it out on her own? Calvin's infinity thing makes no sense, even if you start adding infinite 1s & separately add infinite 2s they will eventually get the same thing Infinity which is unquantifiable. Unless you're running on Yu-Gi-Oh! filler BS of Infinity + 1

[@LightShadowOnyx]

aaron is such a villain

[@tnspnk3]

One of the few videos I did not like. You have what, a hundred videos? I’m picking which ones I’m going to watch based on the thing you’re reviewing. So I could watch the original thing, but yes, listening to your reactions is fun. Which I thought that was the idea behind this channel; your reactions, reviews, critiques and analysis. To that end, it’s self defeating to spend 5 minutes talking about how to pronounce “Lana”, while talking over the video you’re supposed to be watching. If you’re gonna review something, that means shutting up and watching the brief segments you get to post, then commenting. Ah well, everyone hits a foul occasionally.