Why Hollow Mans Vision SHOULD NOT EXIST Hollow Man Movie

Absolute literal invisibility is something that would be invaluable to military operations. By remaining unseen in any capacity, you could remain undetected and get what you need. But to do so, would have a few drawbacks that would need to be understood. How exactly could you do that and what would those be? Lets discuss that in todays episode!
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[@spramazd]

Fun Fact: Baconator's full body CGI scan was used for Spidey in Spider-Man 2 on PS2. So any time you're swinging around town, Bacon's bacon is swinging too.

[@YourIcyBlues92]

I knew there was a reason I loved that game so much back in the day

[@rosenoel]

🤣

[@kennethmaldonado8681]

​@Yo😂urIcyBlues92

[@chrisnotyou]

More of a mundane fact.

[@IronDragonGroup]

What a horrible day to be able to read.

[@Contrafrog]

Kevin Bacon saw predator and said...yea i can be an invisible asshole too

[@HumanHamCube]

He was a different kind of predator.

[@RubexQewb]

😂😂😂

[@jonholla6463]

​@@HumanHamCube raises a good question on which one you'd want to go against. At least the og won't grape you

[@wmdkitty]

@@jonholla6463 I'll take the Yautja over Mr. Bacon.

[@jonholla6463]

@@wmdkitty right lol odds are the yautja won't even see me as an honorable hunt

[@orksy2935]

12:40 I'm surprised that Roanoke didn't mention the original Invisible Man novel, because H. G. Wells accounted for this exact problem, his eyes are slightly visible so he can see.

[@MsSharkDemon]

If I remember correctly, that's something the movie didn't bother mention either.

[@orksy2935]

@@MsSharkDemon I'm not familiar with the Invisible Man lore, however I don't think any movie adaptation has followed this detail and instead opt for him to be completely invisible. Even in Lord of the Rings, the movie makes the ring wearer invisible, yet it's stated in the book that the wearer's shadow is still visible.

[@eg_manifest510]

yeah exactly, the back portion of the eye wasn't affected by the bleaching formula that allowed for total invisibility, so there were two slightly translucent yellow circles floating around where his head was. So HG was a genius for thinking of this problem before anyone else, and sadly nobody thought it an interesting enough detail to include in any other adaptation

[@johanalejandrocazadordepin7225]

​@@eg_manifest510 because invisible man would be incredible easy to defeat given that. In the book it may seem logical but seeing it in a movie would make it obvious that invisible man can be spotted without using thermal gogles ans those can be easily defeated

[@dr.calibrations7984]

He also has to fast occasionally because his food can be seen in his stomach.

[@KirbyGroovy]

Honestly, it would probably be a creepier idea if the only thing you could barely see is two, tiny floating pupils. Just imagine trying to find two dots in every scene.

[@PtolemiosFrost]

Eugh.. Reminds me of the sleep deprivation monster from Voices of the Void. It stalks you and slowly becomes visible over time. You'll see this pair of eyes gradually fading into existence from the corner of your vision

[@coltclassic45]

A learning channel? I come here for the feet and angler fish.

[@saga2964]

Me, purely for the sarcasm. And the Shadow Raid plugs.

[@jesusaguirre2150]

We couldn't see the feet.

[@remruna3538]

It's not a Roanoke video until he calls for the genocide of angler fish.

[@thehermitman822]

Muscle car *brrrrrrrrrrrrr*

[@beeno3487]

Feet as In the measurement and not heathen units

[@SuperSwordman1]

You know I think "Hollow Man" is the first REAL horror movie I ever saw. So no matter how stupid it is, it holds a special spot in my heart for that alone.

[@Urza26]

It feels more like an action movie. The bad guy isn't some crazed serial killer and just has invisibility.

[@SuperSwordman1]

@@Urza26 Yeah but it's still more of a real horror movie than movie parodies on tv shows.

[@AvoidTheCadaver]

Alien was my first horror movie and it terrified the absolute fuck out of me... since I was still in a single digit aged youngling

[@randallbesch2424]

@@AvoidTheCadaver which is why it isn't for children Rated R.

[@Cilent__]

Understandable

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

"Have you considered just talking to your neighbor?" Yeah. Especially since he looks like movie star Kevin Bacon. Pretty sure he would do quite well with even a little bit of charm.

[@Nina_Sidaris]

"She's built for two, and she vibrates" everytime... You say shit out of left field i crack the fuck up

[@cannon26ify]

Scary Movie 3

[@Divesh98]

@@cannon26ify is that the reference? if so thank you lol, ill look out for it when i eventually rewatch

[@kararoberts9020]

@@cannon26ifyaaaaah ok I get it now 😭

[@AndrewAung1992]

It was a funny joke, however in all seriousness I like how he deleted the Sorority girl's number who turned her cheek on him. Gotta love those structured women that act unnaturally smh.

[@jayz4dayz763]

I say that shit all the time when I'm in my gaming chair 😂😂.

[@0INFERNO1]

I am a near seven foot overgrown gorilla and no way am I chasing down my kin. Especially invisible ones. LOL

[@kennethmaldonado8681]

😂😂

[@Getwright-]

The old show The invisible Man had a work around for this (light passing through his eyes) in the visible light passed through, but he could see in higher wavelengths like ultraviolet

[@randallbesch2424]

Humans don't see in Ultra-violet though we have a nerve that can see it but is cut off.

[@Mokiefraggle]

@@randallbesch2424 If this is the show I'm thinking of, it was part of the things done to the protagonist in order to make the project work. The process of activating the gland that turned him invisible would also cause neural connections to parts of the brain that didn't normally work like that, thus allowing him to see in alternate bands of light. Like, it's science fantasy at its finest, but at least it did kinda try to come up with a way around the "invisibility makes you blind" thing.

[@DarkroseV5]

Was that the one with the ex Thief and the Quicksilver Gland?

[@zombieninja2738]

The quicksilver absorbed other wavelengths and shifted the infrared spectrum into something visible as it passed through. That's why Fawkes and Arnaud could see each other while invisible. At least that was their explanation.

[@ninjabreadman8166]

An obscure but great reference!

[@melvinthebravefish9788]

I'm being Mandela Effected.... I would have SWORE that the science of Hollow Man was my first introduction to your channel!

[@type2diabolical758]

Director: hey kevin, you wanna be an invisible grapist? Kevin: yea i'll get paid to do that

[@lucascoval828]

Not the first time Invisible Man has been made a grapist in fiction. Not sure why. Wasn't true in the original.

[@brettrace]

Sometimes, a coffee after not being able to sleep for a few hours does that weird thing where itll knock you out for the best nap you've ever had. Its not like you're losing anything when its 3 AM and you still can't sleep.

[@saga2964]

It's that post-caffeine crash. They can be awesome, if you can afford to crash.

[@anonymouspotato4899]

@@saga2964 Not necessarily, sometimes people just have that funky undiagnosed ADHD brain chemistry where caffeine actually makes you sleepy instead of waking you up.

[@ebolachanislove6072]

@@anonymouspotato4899 I have a buddy who USED to be like that but it stopped, when we were teens he would slam a whole monster energy and fall asleep within like 10 minutes. now they work like normal for him though.

[@guntere1004]

@@ebolachanislove6072 Sounds, reasonable that it stopped since the Effect of ADHD changes somewhat when we grow up

[@PourItIn_MyTrophies]

@@anonymouspotato4899no. No. I can’t. I can’t take anymore with my adhd

[@kevinkerwin4118]

Roanoke me boi, "I don't think I ever need to see this much of Kevin Bacon." Is possibly the greatest joke you've ever made. Why, you ask? Because it hints at a disdain for Kevin Bacon and he's watching a movie starring Kevin Bacon... But he's also invisible... But he has a large role in the film... But also he's naked... The layers of humor that could rival an old Simpson's joke.

[@vanconojl]

xD

[@Deception975]

In the show Qucksilver (another Invisible Man take) the character was able to see on a different light spectrum. They showed his POV vision quite a lot in the show.

[@The_Cranky_Painter]

I loved that show! They way they handled the invisibility was great too, he wasn't truly invisible, just covered in a material that bent the light rather than the traditional way of having it pass clean through.

[@tehevilengineer7939]

I spent a good 45 minutes looking for this how because I half remembered it. Its the invisibleman it ran on Scifi in the early 2000s

[@The_Cranky_Painter]

@@tehevilengineer7939 last time I checked, the whole thing is on Hulu.

[@Fernando-ry5qt]

"But... it's a government elevator so it breaks, classic" Hahaha that made me burst into laughter cause it is definitely true

[@ebolachanislove6072]

another instance of them not playing by their own rules is that when the gorrila is cured the last thing to come back to visibility is the skin and fur, presumably because that's the last thing it reaches from the bloodstream, but when you get cured somehow the skin goes invisible first. I'm guessing they did this so they could have the cool CGI skeleton instead of him just going from skin to full invis.

[@NickFaina]

Would have been pretty cool if he just started to slowly glow as the light was passing thru his skin making him look like a balloon kinda

[@joneshoward17]

I work in film producing and the reason why there are only sheets in movies instead of blankets is because of lights. Those lights get hot and a sweaty actor just doesn't look good on film.

[@fuzzymeep]

Nope, iths a thinima thin

[@joneshoward17]

@@fuzzymeep what?

[@saga2964]

​@@joneshoward17exactly. Lol

[@OlaftheGreat]

Unless it's literally winter I always use a sheet for a blanket. Some people just run hot.

[@Everlucky_Clover]

@@joneshoward17 whispers cinema sins

[@anthonypra8899]

Anglerfish. 20% larger, able to breathe air, walk on land and run. 30 miles an hour. That's a good thought, right? Somebody will do that.

[@wesrrowlands8309]

Give it a cloaking device just for extra creepy.

[@anthonypra8899]

@@wesrrowlands8309 It doesn't need it. Love the thought, but it does not need it.

[@discordiacreates6669]

Eh, I'm bored enough, give me an hour or two and I can draw up a concept sketch

[@anthonypra8899]

@@discordiacreates6669 Lol Okay, I can't stop laughing for a few minutes after reading that. I will be going to bed soon. Would be interested in seeing that. Figured out later, I guess.

[@discordiacreates6669]

@@anthonypra8899 don't worry, it only took me an hour, now I'm gonna go figure out where to put... This abomination of a sorta frog looking monstrosity lmao

[@DerivativeWorker]

I think HollowMan was made during a time when technical accomplishment in CGI was way more important than if the movie it was made for was good or not. The sad part was that computers would rapidly get more advanced so those accomplishments would not sound so great just a year later.

[@dalesnider8040]

LIght just passes through his eyes without hitting anything.

[@rolandhazuki8787]

That mean he should be blind then, since his body was transparent 😂

[@Reofenja]

Literally what I was thinking when I saw the title of the video

[@pizzeria_mayhem8736]

​@Reofenja if you could put a mirror behind his head, and that was actually able to give him eyesight, bro would see upside down

[@pizzeria_mayhem8736]

Then again, IF

[@RGun90]

You mean like exactly how he talks about at 12:00?

[@fetchcohen3385]

The backstory of Thanos was not what I expected.

[@wither5673]

Damn I wish I could just ''quantum wave shift'' out of any awkward social interactions I will inevitably bumble my way into lol.

[@MiddlePath007]

_"Taking the formula and putting it in a particle accelerator"_ that really got me

[@RubexQewb]

The last half of this movie , imo, is dope . The way he’s walking through the smoke and when the girl throws the blood at him . As a kid , I would always rewatch those scenes.

[@KangwithoutaKangdom]

Me and my siblings watched this incessantly 🤣

[@veterankasrkin7416]

*Baconnator?* I like that. And yes, even here Anglerfish has to appear.

[@saga2964]

Here's a thought: invisible anglerfish, sneaking into Roanoke's abode late at night...

[@theallsight7076]

@@saga2964As he said at one point in a reply: C E A S E.

[@saga2964]

@@theallsight7076 what? When?

[@theallsight7076]

@@saga2964 It was a KZbin Short he made. Someone asked him how he felt about furries to which his expression said it all, the face of a disappointed father. Then, in the comments, someone said they were going to make a fursona for him and Roanoke replied with "C E A S E".

[@saga2964]

@@theallsight7076 how is my comment about furries? Lol, I'm so confused!

[@illicitburn9386]

I died listening to Papa Roanoke screaming about why people don't just double tap kevin bacon

[@Setsuraful]

I always assumed that while the serum did not give Bacon super strength, his insanity would have. Deranged people are just built different, i have heard stories of 160lb patients needing 3-4 male orderlies and extra sedatives to restrain them during a psychotic break. Lifting a single 220-250lb dude by the throat wouldn't be that much trouble for a physically fit and healthy guy.

[@Refertech101]

psychosis, basically the brain goes "Why me not need to not destroy body? Full powa!" or feel pain int he normal way, why they can eat 16 rounds and keep going till the hydraulic fluid leaks out, or you hit the magical off switch, PCP did the same thing, turned off the "I may need to still live" option and allows the body to use full strength while not feeling pain, and "you" are locked in a little box watching your body do every thing. Don't go any where near pcp people!

[@Mokiefraggle]

I always thought, given the way he was being held, the open and easily accessible pipes overhead and such, that he'd just like...garotted him and was using that to lift him up, given what he did to the first intern he ganked. After all, it's often easier to cause damage in a strangling situation quickly with something thin, rather than a heavy rope (hanging is more about the short drop and sudden stop than strangulation), so it could've just been something hard to make out in that situation. The sudden slam sideways might just have been him body-checking the guy as he fell, since he was ragdolling to the ground and could easily have just been shoved sideways to further hamper things for his pursuers.

[@TheUrbanSpartacuz]

I'm surprised Roanoke missed that part, maybe he wasn't paying full attention. But yeah it is explained in the movie that the longer a subject remains under the effects of the invisibility the more deranged and aggressive they become (it's why the gorilla bit Thanos). So yeah, while the Baconator is just a normal dude at the end of the day the increased aggression could definitely affect how much extra strength he is able to pull off in otherwise not normal circumstances.

[@mikedawolf95]

Reminds me of that post that said “you get a superpower, but the next person chooses the side effect” You can turn invisible, but you are completely blind when invisible.

[@PVTShadow8492]

A classic episode of Doctor Who actually did have an episode where they dealt with invisible creature, and according to the doctor, they were hunting by echolocation because they were blind due to invisibility

[@generalnawaki]

Invisibility does not negate sound. Your body makes noise, you're breathing makes noise.

[@MightyCaptainBravo]

This movie was based around the statement of "It's amazing what you can do when you don't have to look at yourself in the mirror anymore."

[@caintetsuo990]

Even if the retina cells get activated by light passing through them there are two problems. The lens in the eye wouldn’t be able to focus the light since it is passing straight through. Also light is hitting it from every angle and not just from what is in front of him so everything would just look white or whatever the dominant colour of light is in the environment.

[@RoanokeGaming]

That is another excellent point!

[@solidmetaknight]

I love how the footage of the gorilla experiment they show the generals in the pentagon is just the film footage from earlier.

[@lordgenerias]

The unwrapped Bacon showing up on the motion tracker might mean he was carrying something, and when he realized he was being tracked, he dropped it.

[@apathicmiko6546]

24 years and finally we have an explanation of why the "visibility" process worked on the gorila but failed on Kevin, thank you Papa roanoke for that

[@theshade6176]

Day 2 of suggesting covering the M. Night Shyamalan film Unbreakable (and also maybe the other two in the trilogy, Split and Glass). I'd love to see your breakdown on the scientific explanations of the Eastrail 177 characters' supposed superhuman powers!

[@Austin-sw3mf]

Saw the thumbnail and panicked, thinking my gimp suit only fans got leaked.

[@freedomoperator6502]

I've been crapping all over any invisible man concept for decades. If light passes through, there is no sight.

[@ak-ub1ym]

Yea granted the science they use is farfetched but crapping on it when u dont know about metamaterials is just ignorance. So Try picking up a science book on metamaterials and how carbon can be made into these materials before crapping on it.

[@randallbesch2424]

You would have to see in some spectrum not made transparent like UV or IF so wearing some kind of contact optics might work that converts light.

[@RandomCorvid]

It would be great to have a invisible man movie where you can still see 2 pricks of black where the pupils are.

[@LaughingGun92]

The one from 2020 was pretty good, if I remember correctly it was a suit covered in cameras that made the guy invisible. It still had some wtf moments but the science was a bit more believable.

[@homelessalcoholic2716]

​@@ak-ub1ymSounds like you're just an angry science fiction fan without any of the actual love for science.

[@RandomGuyOnTarget]

Josh Brolin did not go with his little brother Sean Astin to find one eyed Willie’s treasure and save his town just to be called Thanos. You show this man sum respeck!

[@missnobody8480]

Wait…he’s BRANDON??!

[@RandomGuyOnTarget]

@@missnobody8480 yessir

[@TheChildofAuraReborn]

"Taking the elevator down, way down-" Dead down, so down they ain't gonna know which way is up?

[@MrBounceoutboi]

"you wanted to sleep and got a coffee? That don't make sense" Me who sleeps after a coffee with ease: 😴

[@daverobson3084]

Yup. Sometimes coffee is just comforting/calming and that can help one sleep.

[@KangwithoutaKangdom]

Adhd gang?

[@MrBounceoutboi]

@@KangwithoutaKangdom offshoot, got Asperger's syndrome, autism, it's why I replied so quickly, not easily distracted lol

[@Mhoward008]

Angler from Fallout 4 Far Harbor WHEN?

[@Graves-81_69]

Dude, I saw enough of Kevin Bacon back when “Wild Things” came out. I guess the cost of the poop scene was Kevin showing his bacon. That’s shit you can’t unsee

[@user-hi3mo8qk9p]

so I still haven't figured it out, nor would it make sense anyways was the serum the thing that made him insane or was he just insane already? the gorilla went all wacky so maybe it was the serum but.... how does invisible serum make you insane and violent? what does it make your conscious invisible or some BS? even as a kid I wasn't stupid enough to suspend my disbelief for this and I literally believed santa was real and my boogers were tiny bugs that got stuck in my nose

[@alchemysaga3745]

He was already a Grade S jerk, being invisible gave him freedom from consequences. The period of isolation may have made him somewhat ungrounded, but over all... It was that the character turned out to be one of those people that chooses to turn into a monster when they don't have the threat of consequences looming overhead.

[@Mokiefraggle]

I feel like he was supposed to be equal parts "This dude is a grade A sociopath and narcissist who now can do what he wants when he wants with no consequences, and feels like everyone is against him, while also apparently suffering insomnia which will further degrade his ability to think logically or coherently about things" and "Well, going invisible in the original novel drove the doctor insane, so clearly we must do this as an Easter egg/callback to the original text!" I believe in both cases it's the increasing feeling of being unable to do anything about the situation by the titular invisible man to change their situation that just drives them bonkers, as in both instances they have put themselves in a situation they can't seem to get out of, and are growing increasingly more desperate, including reaching a point of lashing out at people for perfectly normal things.

[@Boomken76]

28:59 true, the only "way out" of that plot hole is if the sensors could read the disturbance of the air pressure in a given air, he still has mass as he would just fall threw the floor.

[@stapuft]

YES not just him but every invisible person and all forms of media the only way they could actually see would be if their eyeballs or somehow immune to it which would mean you would see their eyeballs floating around.

[@thepubknight6144]

The boys actually explain that with the character translucent

[@AndrewAung1992]

@@thepubknight6144 The main actress of the movie gets laser beamed by Homelander.

[@stapuft]

*were not or."...eyeballs were immune..." Damn voice typing.

[@ciarakiwi1437]

Pretty sure that's an scp isn't it 🤔 just a pair of eyeballs that you can't quite touch like they're not fully here

[@stapuft]

@@ciarakiwi1437 I think so!

[@t00thl3ssguy9]

Hi, old guy here... THAAAAAANK YOU! Since I first saw The Invisible Man when I was young... I thought about this, being the type of geek that loved watching Mr Wizard, 321 Contact Nova and Discovery on PBS. BTW (yes folks Discovery was a science and nature show on PBS before it was a basic cable network, hence my intro... im old lol) later in life my senior year in high school I chose Mystery SciFi as my literature class hehehehe. My teacher hated the fact that I ruined one of his favorite stories by proving that the Invisible man definitely would be blind! I knew I liked your videos for some reason 😁

[@KangwithoutaKangdom]

Lol teachers amirite?

[@michaelhowell2326]

I gave myself an IV once and forgot to clear the line of air and it made my arm swell up and it felt like rice krispys in my arm.

[@HumanHamCube]

Damn I'm literally staring at a bowl of rice crispies.

[@Samsquanch6969]

​@@HumanHamCubeNom nom

[@CornRecords972]

That could literally kill you lmfao I'm glad you're still here and didn't drop of bubbles in your brain.

[@ColtraneAndRain]

Crepitus. It's fun popping those rice crispies around a chest tube.

[@Kawaiikitten0211]

Subcutaneous emphysema gotta love it

[@Koomoa]

OP I feel your pain. Went on a date with a girl at a bowling alley, it end nicely, and I left. Only for her to text me later on, saying she was upset that I didn’t unexpectedly kiss her.

[@KangwithoutaKangdom]

Meh, im a woman and if I want a kiss, I'll ask for one. She needs to speak up🤣

[@ARcinder]

Bruh, Baken wasn't hiding in the bush, the cameraman was.

[@avidityrar]

Your videos are genuinely top tier Roanoke, as ever. Keep it up please! We need more Roanoke/Kyle Hill type channels... Regarding your comment about the air bubbles, it depends where it is injected and how much of it. You need like 5 times (if I recall medsci 201) the air in your cerebral versus your pulmonary systems for it to be fatal or damaging, not really sure about how much Bacon injected though as couldn't see it on my phone very well.

[@damnitcade]

The Bloodsucker from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games is a more accurate representation of functional invisibility

[@DzinkyDzink]

How?

[@corwincori861]

​@@DzinkyDzinkHis eyes are visible plus he is not completely invisible. Something like predator camo.

[@BenneAndThaJetss]

I am once again asking for an analysis of Attack of the Southern Fried Zombies. Also happy early father's day Roanoke. Thanks for all the great content!

[@ahardworker2154]

That's a film?

[@BenneAndThaJetss]

Yes, its one of those "so awful its good" type of movies ​@@ahardworker2154

[@sailordarty9032]

I remember watching Hollow Man for the first time. I was freaked out by the invisible gorilla become visible and I stopped watching at the uptick-of-assault. I was about six years old.

[@Ciasteczkowy]

14:25 you may laugh all you want but my grandpa does drink caffe to get sleepy if he has problem with that. And it works!

[@Jamesssssssssssssss]

The sequence where they begin to turn invisible is some of my favorite early 2000 CGI. It's not perfect but the idea is really interesting.

[@Etherealizer]

It's always cool thinking about how powers like this would work. Seems in the book H.G.Wells novel they just refer to it as "changing the body's refractive index to that of air so it neither absorbs nor reflects light" and that's about all they go into details. Also, Roanoke, did you do New Vegas playthroughs at one point? I swear, years ago, I had watched some Let's Play-type videos on New Vegas and my brain seems to attach the name Roanoke to it, lol.

[@ak-ub1ym]

Fun fact : there is a concept called LH molecules in science which help in materials getting negative refractive index where the material is both permissive and translucent at the the same time. And some of these molecules can be made using organic chemistry So there is a possibility that he can still retain his sight and also be invisible at the same time. These molecules are often quoted to be useful in making meta materials used for cloaking.

[@DH-cg6qx]

Hmm maybe Kevin triggered the motion sensor because he was carrying something that was visible with him in the corridor? Maybe some toilet paper stuck to the bottom of his foot. 🤣

[@savagegardenrox]

Just me overhead screaming, "YOU DON'T SHOCK A FLATLINE!"

[@vanconojl]

i think in the Brazilian Portuguese dub they implied that the serum makes people crazy in the gorilla scene at the beginning which is odd that the original does not, then again it has been years since i seen the movie so i could just be remembering it wrong.

[@justinhammer3196]

This movie taught me that if you're invisible long enough you become practically invulnerable. And super strong. To be fair that is backed up by the most recent invisible man in new movies too.

[@atimidbirb]

One theory I saw btw was that either something in the process or the serum itself, or maybe being invisible, fucked up your brain. Hence why the gorilla and some other animals were freaking the fuck out and hence why Sebastian gets increasingly more unhinged as time goes on. He was already kind of a creep but it just sent him spiralling into an absolute psycho because it´s just a side effect

[@alyssaashford5218]

This was my first Kevin Bacon movie and I had such a massive fear of an invisible kevin bacon lingering in my house as a preteen girl.

[@itsCaptainEli]

Fun fact, this movie is what taught young me about SA. So... that was interesting.

[@HumanHamCube]

Paul Verhoeven movies always teach you things

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

Ideally the lesson that it's bad. Yes?

[@itsCaptainEli]

@Blasted2Oblivion Yes, that was also something young me learned as well.

[@thepubknight6144]

The actress also played Sonja in The Underworld prequel

[@amgdirect]

Rhona Mitra

[@gregfromcultmeetings]

Day 2 of asking Roanoke to cover the kaijus and Neural connections from man to Kaiju from Pacific Rim

[@kyze8284]

Anglerfish slander early on this one! Nice! I also imagine that biologically, the Bacon behind a bush is just his normal survival brain not remembering he can't be seen anyway and reverting back to "get behind something" functions

[@majorgeneral2812]

I love the Angler fish trope.

[@lastofthemohicans89]

Excited to watch this 1!!!! Also. I am once again asking that you cover "Arachnophobia" from 1990. Hive-like Spiders isolated by geography in South America mate w an American house spider. What can go wrong?

[@theramseyloft362]

Oh my lord, I watched that as a kid! XD Spiders have sort of lock and key genitals, so different species physically can't breed.

[@linkplayer20]

You know... I don't hate the angler fish like you do, but seeing how you work the angler fish slander into your video is almost as fun as the video itself

[@fangal12]

I love that your blood vendetta with the angler fish is a recurring storyline on this channel

[@RenzDavis]

I'm always very excited when a new Roanoke drops. You're one of the best youtubers!

[@TexAnimeGamer]

Congrats on the relationship! I hope things work out

[@guadalupecastro4226]

Thank you for the new upload in both channels Roanke. Life was starting to get bleak.

[@Rushexe]

6:20 If you just randomly googled that while editing this video at 2am, you're 100% on a watchlist now lol

[@ShadeMeadows]

I think I know where this is goin'...

[@patrickcheesman]

Finally anglerfish reference!

[@jacobmiglionico7023]

there are two types of people here one that hopes for anglerfish reference and me thats honestly sick of hearing it lmao

[@Novakid191]

as if we haven't heard them for long, roanoke be takin shots at the fish each chance he gets

[@kasumpang09]

@@Novakid191 which I find really hilarious!! 🤣

[@GrandMasterEnclave]

@@jacobmiglionico7023 I want an anglerfish compilation

[@jacobmiglionico7023]

@@GrandMasterEnclave tbh itd be a pretty impressive amount of times hes talked about them lmao

[@HisLordsh1p]

The original Invisible Man novel by H.G. Wells understood the idea of apes together strong. Who would've thought an invisible man can't take on an entire crowd of angry men with clubs and rocks.

[@MrMason-sc1yc]

'And then there’s quantum, of course.’ The monk sighed. ‘There’s always bloody quantum.'

[@nvr2late666]

There's a great song about this by Schaffer the Darklord, called "Invisible Man"

[@Haulinbassracing]

Im glad im not the only one who calls kevin the baconator

[@xcidgaf]

30:15 me and my friends when one of us gotta scrap, just jump the dude

[@pustulio81]

22:37 That's Rhona Mitra and she went on to have a pretty good acting career after this.

[@DeaD1te]

chances of an anglerfish rant in this vid? im feeling its pretty low chance - OH!!!! and 10 minutes 50 in we hit paydirt!!! papa roanoke delivers :)

[@timewaster6214]

Accidentally clicked on this as it was freshhhhh lol. Love your content btw ^^

[@numberfourtytwo]

I'm reminded of the invisibility power-up in quake 1. It leaves your eyeballs visible, so they look like they're just floating around.

[@shaggy2d0pe__]

Somehow i always find myself at your channel the moment it hits like 1 am

[@rodclark4960]

My wife and I were both in optics and we picked this apart so badly. Glad to see you exposing this fraud 😅

[@saga2964]

Lol. I don't think this was truly supposed to be a scientific masterpiece.

[@ZaklnGritch]

This is not a documentary

[@rabidwombat6665]

that small amount of air bubbles going into him will not cause an ebullism that will do harm the body will absorb it before they can hit the heart/lungs/brain. It would take the entire IV line full of air to potentially cause one that could do harm.

[@RoanokeGaming]

Not true lmao

[@daverobson3084]

@@RoanokeGaming Air bubbles in IV lines are a greatly exxagerrated danger in movies and TV shows. I have seen idiots not clear lines in hospitals and the patients don't end up with any of the mentioned bad results. They are possible, but hardly a sure thing . Its something to be avoided, due to the potential complications, but it is not anywhere near certain that they will result.

[@daverobson3084]

Yeah. Movies and TV greatly exaggerate the risks of air embolism. Do they happen? Sure. Are they a necessary result of some air bubbles in an IV line? Hell no. If they were most of everyone who has had an IV would have suffered strokes, heart attacks, and pulmonary embolisms . Roanoke reads stuff and thinks he knows how the things work in the real world and then argues from a position of near zero actual experience.

[@henryisnotafraid]

Hey I was on a train from Paris to London before the chunnel with Victor Wong, from the movie Tremors, The dude was an absolute Chad, bought my great grandmother a beer! Because I watch your show that now makes you I watch your show that makes you 4° of Kevin Bacon.

[@P1Volvo850R]

35:18 missed an amazing opportunity to say "Thanos grabs Cable or the Cable" as he plays both MCU characters

[@SlitMouthDemon258]

I love you Roanoke. I do. Your content is amazing and it makes great background audio for homework

[@saga2964]

Or trying to sleep! (But ironically then staying more awake to pay attn!)

[@SlitMouthDemon258]

@@saga2964that’s definitely true to. Relatable.

[@kioiswaiting]

*Pulls up (new Roanoke vid)*

[@Baxter9743]

There is a TV show called Surface that aired from 2005-2006. Unfortunately there's only one season of it, but I think there is enough information in that season that you could make a video about the main creature from the show. I find the concepts in the show fascinating and I thought it would be something right up Roanoke's ally.

[@JackalopeBunny]

Calling him the baconator is too funny, also goober-ment lol

[@lenabellamy1262]

You mean not everyone refers to him that way? I always have 😂.

[@mrmysterious8124]

Can you look at a Shark Movie called Creature 1998🦈

[@SlitMouthDemon258]

Please do a video on Viking Wolf. I beg of you

[@rotunel7677]

Reminds me of quote from brennan lee mulligan about a wizard or something casting invisible spells, there always two dots floating in pair

[@originalSPECTER]

Motion detectors are IR light based. (20 year security technician, here.)