I like the implication that when a fish dies and becomes a fish stick, there is no afterlife for them. They are fated to forever be eaten by Orson Welles' ghost.
Me and my friends all grew these big dirty beards for Movember once. It was rare that you wouldn't hear "What luck! There's a french fry stuck in my beard!" whenever anyone rounded a corner or walked out a door lol
"A rich, full-bodied wine sensibly priced at a dollar a jug" is the most underrated joke here. Some people might not even consider a one dollar wine good enough for cooking, yet he's guzzling it down like there's no tomorrow.
A few years ago, one of my professors at School of Visual Arts showed us Citizen Kane to discuss scene composition, and beforehand I whispered the "Rosebud Frozen Peas" bit to myself. The TA started cracking up and said he was so happy that someone else remembered that.
Interesting to note, but Maurice LaMarche also dubbed Vincent D'Onofrio in Ed Wood. D'Onofrio played the physical role of Welles, while LaMarche provided the voice. It's really convincing onscreen and does not use comp trickery.
I only found out in my 20s that these were based on actual commercials Orson Welles did in the 70s and 80s. My dad actually told me about the Paul Masson Wine commercials, and how he was drunk during them. I've seen the outtakes, they're hilarious. But for me, when I was 11-12 years old, this was sooo funny, even if I didn't understand the reference!
If only the head of Orson Welles in Futurama was based off this version. Orson Welles: You're asking me, the renowned spokesman for Blotto Bros. Wine, to recreate my brilliant 1938 radio broadcast. Merely to impress and deceive the wife of this scaly reptile? Fry: Sorry nevermind. Orson Welles: I'll do it on one condition. You bring me ten cases of Mrs. Pell's Fishsticks. Leela: Don't worry I got that covered. *gives Orson Welles a Fishstick* Orson Welles: Oh yes! They're even better when your a head!
"Geez Brain, what are we going to do tonight?" *"The same thing we do every night, Pinky. Advertize Mrs Pell's Fishsticks!"* *"Yes... Oh, YES! They're even better when you're a lab mouse!"* "...Brain, are you alright mate?"
"At 25, he wrote and directed Citizen Kane, still considered by countless snobs the best movie ever made. After that, there's apparently not a lot left to do with your life other than pit obesity and alcoholism against each other in a race to stop your heart."
Pretty crazy how he showed he was so brilliant it was like… you have nothing left to prove at all… at age 25.. imagine someone now making a movie so overwhelmingly loved and adored at the age of 25, written produced and directed by them, that everyone was in agreement you can’t go higher. You’ve won the game of Hollywood already. Like what would that even look like???
The students writing and droning 'Be an independent thinker' always cracked my shit up, before the Rosebud part. I should also mention, 'Wait that's terrible. I quit.' Has been an inside joke between my brother and myself for years.
Interestingly enough, Orson Welles' last role was the Transformers: the Movie. A role he probably knew anything about... yet still delivered A+ performance.
Welles: "You know what I did this morning? I played the voice of a toy. Some terrible robot toys from Japan that changed from one thing to another. The Japanese have funded a full-length animated cartoon about the doings of these toys, which is all bad outer-space stuff. I play a planet. I menace somebody called Something-or-other. Then I'm destroyed. My plan to destroy Whoever-it-is is thwarted and I tear myself apart on the screen."
Hahaha, I remember being a child when this came on, I didn’t understand it much at all, but watching this as an adult is sooo much better! Lmao. This is absolute gold! Well written and funny, Why this show was canceled is beyond me! 😂😂😂 Addendum: After watching real life OW’s outtakes I found this segment to be even more hilarious, they have his mannerisms really well written in. 🤣
Maurice LaMarche is a freakin' genius! One of my favorite cartoon voice over actors! The Brain, Egon from The Real Ghostbusters, his Orson Welles impersontations from the Critic...and many more! He one of my faves along with Frank Welker, Peter Cullin, and the cast of The Simpsons.
Oddly enough, Maurice LaMarche, the voice impersonator of Orsen Wells, once did a skit as The Brain in Animaniacs where he did a bunch of Orsen Wells reads.
***** The reads are from a single infamous outtakes tape. LaMarche always does the whole thing, line by line, before recording a Welles impression in order to get in the groove, which is what inspired the Animaniacs writers to come up with the sketch.
Maurice LaMarche is a great Orson Welles Impersonator and voice actor. He can even do "War of the Worlds" as Orson Welles, it is remarkable. Long live Maurice LaMarche!
OMG, i finally get the joke. "Full of country Goodness and Green Peaness". I was just laughing at this clip for the last month cause it sounded like he said penis for no reason and I have the maturity of a 5 year old.
"What follows is a terrifying journey into the world of probate, beneficiaries, and GOBLINS!" I am going to have to remember to include this line in my living will.
This show is so underappreciated. I think it only lasted 2 seasons. Meanwhile the freaking Kardashians is probably in it's 20th season. People, they're the worst.
Live action is a lot cheaper to produce and makes a lot more money. It's not like The Critic wasted it's time on the air. It had a lot of good episodes and lasted longer than a few other shows born from the Simpsons gold rush.
Maurice LaMarche did the greatest Welles impression. He also voiced Welles in the Ed Wood movie (overdubbing Vincent D'Onofrio, who looked perfect in the role).
Maurice LaMarche really oughta put that voice in sequences of noir flick narration. It exemplifies how he'll sound if he were to voice a character who's an on-going detective that knows everything in the deep N.Y. state of mind.
You're right. The Critic was underrated and underappreciated when it aired. But I remember watching it every week when it was on and at times laughing hysterically.
Honestly, I love the last clip for the implication that the only thing different about his version of Heaven, is that the fish sticks taste even better.
It must’ve been extremely difficult to be likely the greatest director ever and have to keep doing commercials for money and be banished from Hollywood despite having such a profound influence.
he could have taught at a university, formed his own productions company, or consult. instead he chose silly commercials for fast cash. so, it's his own fault here. he became a drunken fool and a joke. just take a look at his "disco talk show" pilot )))
He was "banished" because he was impossible to work with and more often than not would just show up drunk and not give a fuck, he had no sense of professionalism because "fuck you im orson welles" you cant deny what hes accomplished but he brought everything on himself
@@CoolGobyFish Teaching at film school is choice to say the least, and in his era and this one capital to fund a production company is extremely hard to come by. Hey, he succeeded in being as an artist, he never diminished his talent, and came at it from an honest place. Even during the commercials he would do, he was doing it seriously and well.
@@leplus1 instead of using his ad money for food and booze, he could have funneled it into a small production company. He would have made a ton of money shooting his own commercials, educational film and other stuff. But that requieres effort. He always wanted easy money
although the Brain is a caricature of Orson Welles, his voice sounds more like Vincent Price. Orson Welles had a deep, raspy voice. I guess matching Vincent Price's voice to Orson Welles sounds much funnier.
I mean when you're a baritone doing an impression of a bass, you kinda have to just do your best. The neat thing is everyone instantly recognizes whom he's impersonating, when it's really hard to hear orson welles recordings and think "oh yeah I can mimic that" Mo is great at picking out the fine subtle details
CUNTry goodness and green PENIS.
wait..thats terrible i quit
Just a handful for the road
“Oh what luck! There is a french fry stuck in my beard!”
*pea-ness
Get your mind out of the gutter sir
Bo Kross oh yah
I like the implication that when a fish dies and becomes a fish stick, there is no afterlife for them. They are fated to forever be eaten by Orson Welles' ghost.
i can't tell if that's good or bad.
Fish hell is also Orson Well's heaven. It's an elegant system.
You know what they say, one man's Heaven is another man's Hell.
B L A C K
M I R R O R
Actually, there is an afterlife for them; God just materializes the composition of fish sticks for Orson Welles.
Let's just be honest: every one of us would kill to have Orson Welles narrate our wills.
Ironically.
I think we owe it to the world to record our wills in our best Wells impersonations. ALL OF US
@@praywithpio6028 ...and make sure they all mention goblins!
I want my will to be read by Maurice Lamarche
Since I'd be facing the death penalty, I'd also like for Wells to read the charges and sentancing.
MWAAAARGH THE FISH STICKS WERE ALWAYS CELEBRATED FOR THEIR EXCELLENCE
+Fabrício Ferreira
There is a California brand of Fishticks by Mrs. Pells--
Aged in the box, we will sell no fish stick before it's time.
It’s been three years since you posted this and every time I see it I crack up all over again
*(Laboured inhale)*
Mrs. Pells will sell no fish stick before it's time.
"What are we going to do tonight, Orson?"
"Same thing we do every night Pinky, try to take over the world's supply of Mrs. Pell's fishsticks."
They taste even better when you're a mouse!
Their Pinky their Pinky and the Welles,Welles,Welles,Welles Welles,Welles Welles.NARF
"Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering?"
"I think so Orson but how does a remote farm in Lincolnshire help us sell frozen peas?"
"Because they're full of country goodness and green... pea-ness."
One is a genius the others insane!
“They’re even better when you’re dead” was a tirelessly and arbitrarily exclaimed line between me and my friends in high school.
You and your friends in high school are good people.
Same.
Elementary school for me. I just showed this to my 12 year old son. Its funny how i can still remember this joke from almost 30 years ago.
Me and my friends all grew these big dirty beards for Movember once. It was rare that you wouldn't hear "What luck! There's a french fry stuck in my beard!" whenever anyone rounded a corner or walked out a door lol
"A rich, full-bodied wine sensibly priced at a dollar a jug" is the most underrated joke here. Some people might not even consider a one dollar wine good enough for cooking, yet he's guzzling it down like there's no tomorrow.
It’s magic
It's only a buck, who wouldn't do the same?
$1 a jug gets the job done
@@audgusto get into the advertising biz
A dollar a jug in the 70s was probably more than my dad used to buy Mogen David Manischewitz. Still, that joke had me rolling!
I am 36 years old and still cry laughing at "green pea-ness"
Don't forget the count-ry goodness!
Real
Oh *THAT'S* what he was saying...
No, wait, that's terrible! I quit!... just a handful for the road.
Ok, Jamal.
"What follows is a terrifying journey into the world of probate, beneficiaries, and goblins."
"Mister Wells!"
"I was talking about the lawyers."
Too complimentary!
"Oh what the hell I need the money" about sums up my daily experience at my job.
The best excuse to do anything deemed unsavory by more conventional folk.
Orson Wells pissed off enough Hollywood big wigs that they made sure he never got to work on any big film projects ever again :/
that what he said for my little pony
dojokonojo but guess who’s laughing at the end his films are more remembered than the studio’s crappy films
My first job in a nutshell
Maurice's career is basically built around his Orson Welles impression.
Which is weird, given that it sounds nothing like him.
@@andrewforbes1433 its like Zach Hadels Trump impression. It doesnt sound exactly like him but Hes got all the mannerisms perfect
@@andrewforbes1433 it's the mannerisms and pacing. He nails in nearly perfectly.
I thought it was Toucan Sam
And parodying Shatner singing. Don't forget that wonderfully bizarre gem!
A few years ago, one of my professors at School of Visual Arts showed us Citizen Kane to discuss scene composition, and beforehand I whispered the "Rosebud Frozen Peas" bit to myself. The TA started cracking up and said he was so happy that someone else remembered that.
*excellent*
Then the whole class stood up and clapped
@@Soloman_Gumball Yeah, how did you know??
@@gabe_s_videos I was there when the strength of man failed.
How did he hear it if you whispered it to yourself?'
Not that it really happened anyway.
I love when Maurice does Orson or any voice that is derivative of it it's iconic.
Like Brain from Pinky and the Brain?
@@canaisyoung3601 I thought I knew that voice lol
Except that it doesn't actually sound like Orson Welles.
@@canaisyoung3601 YES. Always
@@scottpandich3972that makes it funnier
"Oh what the hell, I need the money" that hits hard now that I am an adult.
Well I'm obsessed with that bit of facial animation when he say's " They're even better raw! "
They are even better when your dead!
I laughed the hardest at that part.
I knew I wasn't the only one who obsessed on it lol
He’s a SAVAGE! Lol
“They’re even better when you’re dead!”
Muaahaaaaa, the frensh...
has always been celebrated for its excellence
...champagne is always celebrated for its excellence
AHHHHHH THe French Champagne
She doesn’t do anything?
jadedmastermind is that what he says there?
Maurice LaMarche is one of my favorite voice actors, and this just further proves how talented he is.
oh what luck, there's a french fry stuck in this thread.
+em23 excuse me?
+frenchfrey65 MUWAAAHAAA
Mmm, mm *smack smack* Ah yeah.
GREEN PENIS
This thread's even better when it's dead! *smack*
Interesting to note, but Maurice LaMarche also dubbed Vincent D'Onofrio in Ed Wood. D'Onofrio played the physical role of Welles, while LaMarche provided the voice.
It's really convincing onscreen and does not use comp trickery.
I only found out in my 20s that these were based on actual commercials Orson Welles did in the 70s and 80s. My dad actually told me about the Paul Masson Wine commercials, and how he was drunk during them. I've seen the outtakes, they're hilarious. But for me, when I was 11-12 years old, this was sooo funny, even if I didn't understand the reference!
UA-cam bringing those commercials to life makes it so much funnier
"We will sell no wine before it's time"
AAAaaAAaaathhefff renchh champagne!
@@jeffallen55Hahaha… nice execution! 😂
@@jeffallen55”Isn’t she supposed to do something?”
I'm still sad they've never had Maurice LaMarche voice Unicron on a Transformers series...
... That is fucking GENIUS. With a synthesizer hooked to his voice, it would be *chilling.*
Thomas Johnson
*Claps and bows*
Oh what luck! There's a bit of planet stuck in my beard!
Orson Welles voice as Unicron was quite different from his usual voice but no doubt that Maurice could still pull it off greatly
@@pikppa And remember, there is no planet like Cybertron. Oh, yes....they're even BETTER covered in their own OIL!!!
"Oh, what luck! There's a french fry stuck in my beard!"
I'm absolutely dead 😂👏
That's something you and Orson Welles have in common
I have had that happen, just with a potato chip, albeit being very drunk. Not gonna lie, at that point that find was pretty awesome.
If only the head of Orson Welles in Futurama was based off this version.
Orson Welles: You're asking me, the renowned spokesman for Blotto Bros. Wine, to recreate my brilliant 1938 radio broadcast. Merely to impress and deceive the wife of this scaly reptile?
Fry: Sorry nevermind.
Orson Welles: I'll do it on one condition. You bring me ten cases of Mrs. Pell's Fishsticks.
Leela: Don't worry I got that covered. *gives Orson Welles a Fishstick*
Orson Welles: Oh yes! They're even better when your a head!
No, no, you messed up the best part. He says "skinny" reptile, made funnier by the fact that Lrrr is an 11-foot tall, hulking space monster.
goddamnit, now you're making me want to see that...
What luck, there's a french fry stuck in my jar!
At this point Maurice is going to turn into Orson
That's it. You've won the internet with that comment. Seriously, the entire internet now belongs to you.
Brain was actually created by splicing the DNA of Orson Welles with a lab mouse.
hahahaha!!
"Geez Brain, what are we going to do tonight?"
*"The same thing we do every night, Pinky. Advertize Mrs Pell's Fishsticks!"*
*"Yes... Oh, YES! They're even better when you're a lab mouse!"*
"...Brain, are you alright mate?"
Maurice LaMarche nailed it
"NYES!"
Thank god for Maurice Lemarche,
He truly is a national Canadian treasure.
I met him at a convention recently. He's a very humble, nice guy. So happy to have met Mr. LaMarche.
"What follows is a terrifying journey into the world of probate, benficiaries and goblins..."
"Mr. Wells!"
"Fine, fine, no goblins."
"And remember..there is no Fish Stick like Mrs.Pelles.."
"This isn't a commercial..."
*welles
To be fair probate and beneficiaries are terrifying.
@@DrRockso1987 "I know, that was just a declaration of love!"
"a rich, full-bodied wine sensibly prized at a dollar a jug" go, tellem, orson!
LOL. Honestly, as long as I didn't go blind, I would love to find a jug of wine for a dollar.
The Critic was the cartoon darling on the 90s baby. This one perfect little thing is ours and ours alone.
"What luck, theres a french fry stuck in my beard." lmao
Maurice LaMarche voiced Orson Welles here who is also the inspiration behind Maurice's voice for the Brain on Pinky and the Brain.
"Yes! Oh, YES! They're even BETTER when you're DEAD!"
I need to remember to blurt that at random the next time someone invites me to dinner.
His Wells impersonation always came a little closer to Vincent Price than Orson. It as like 30% Wells and 70% Vincent Price.
That's exactly what he said when he was asked about inspiration for brains voice
don't forget we hear him again in the "War of the Worlds" parody on a simpsons halloween special
GODoftheRIGOVERSE And the War of the Worlds episode of Hey Arnold
Scott Gerrard The reverse, actually -- something like 75% Welles, 20% Price and 5% Peter Lorre.
StarryStarryNocturne Glad I'm not the only one!
Even Orson Welles loves this video.
and Orson Welles is dead.
This video is even funnier when you're dead!
This video is even funnier when you're... oh, someone already wrote it.
This show and Dr. Katz were two of the most underrated shows out there. Still are, actually
I agree! Both are hilarious.
Also Home Movies.
Phil Hartman and Maurice LaMarche...legends in their own right.
The peas part still gets me years later. Like it’s still funny each time
Hehe peaness
Okay, that settles it. If I ever win the lottery, I'm going to hire Maurice LaMarche to do a recording of my living will as Orson Welles.
"At 25, he wrote and directed Citizen Kane, still considered by countless snobs the best movie ever made. After that, there's apparently not a lot left to do with your life other than pit obesity and alcoholism against each other in a race to stop your heart."
The Young Turks is a radical political organization responsible for the Armenian Genocide
Touch of Evil
Who wrote that quote?
I can think of one cinema snob who would take Caligula over Citizen Cane.
Pretty crazy how he showed he was so brilliant it was like… you have nothing left to prove at all… at age 25.. imagine someone now making a movie so overwhelmingly loved and adored at the age of 25, written produced and directed by them, that everyone was in agreement you can’t go higher. You’ve won the game of Hollywood already. Like what would that even look like???
I'd want my will to be read by Orson Welles.
Better yet. Have your will read by Maurice Lamarche. That's what I would do.
Personally, I would prefer my will to be read by James Earl Jones!
It's read even better when you're dead!
I want mine read by Samuel L. Jackson. It will contain too many "mother fuckers" for anyone else
you just know Maurice LaMarche was loving every moment giving this performance.
"They're even better when your dead" Orson Welles is hilarious!
"Gee Brain, what do you want to do tonight?"
"Same thing we do every night, pinkie... try to do impressions of Orson Welles"
The students writing and droning 'Be an independent thinker' always cracked my shit up, before the Rosebud part.
I should also mention, 'Wait that's terrible. I quit.' Has been an inside joke between my brother and myself for years.
Interestingly enough, Orson Welles' last role was the Transformers: the Movie. A role he probably knew anything about... yet still delivered A+ performance.
Welles:
"You know what I did this morning? I played the voice of a toy. Some terrible robot toys from Japan that changed from one thing to another. The Japanese have funded a full-length animated cartoon about the doings of these toys, which is all bad outer-space stuff. I play a planet. I menace somebody called Something-or-other. Then I'm destroyed. My plan to destroy Whoever-it-is is thwarted and I tear myself apart on the screen."
The Critic was one of THE great animated shows ever.
It has been decades and still every time I see frozen peas at the grocery store I think of Orson Welles.
The way you cut the actual will out cracked me up. Very Orwellian :')
Don't you mean "Orswellesian"?
If there's a heaven, it will have Mrs. Pell's fish sticks and an endless stream of The Critic.
100 years ago today, Orson Welles was born.
Hahaha, I remember being a child when this came on, I didn’t understand it much at all, but watching this as an adult is sooo much better! Lmao. This is absolute gold! Well written and funny, Why this show was canceled is beyond me! 😂😂😂
Addendum: After watching real life OW’s outtakes I found this segment to be even more hilarious, they have his mannerisms really well written in. 🤣
Always loved the Orson Welles segments on "The Critic". Thank you for posting! :)
Back when The Critic was on TV, the only way to see these original Orson Welles ads was via VHS dubs being passed around town by hand.
Maurice LaMarche is a god. Loved him since Real Ghostbusters.
Maurice LaMarche is a freakin' genius! One of my favorite cartoon voice over actors! The Brain, Egon from The Real Ghostbusters, his Orson Welles impersontations from the Critic...and many more! He one of my faves along with Frank Welker, Peter Cullin, and the cast of The Simpsons.
Oddly enough, Maurice LaMarche, the voice impersonator of Orsen Wells, once did a skit as The Brain in Animaniacs where he did a bunch of Orsen Wells reads.
@Cyber Angel
I remember that bit, and I frigging laughed my ass off at it. 😄
***** The reads are from a single infamous outtakes tape. LaMarche always does the whole thing, line by line, before recording a Welles impression in order to get in the groove, which is what inspired the Animaniacs writers to come up with the sketch.
He also dubbed the voice of Orson Welles in “Ed Wood”.
@@MetFanMac He also had a legendarily shit day, the crew knew about it, and intentionally had him record that episode so he'd have some silver lining.
@@BottomOfTheDumpsterFire Source?
What are we gonna do tomorrow Brain?
The same thing we do every night Pinky.
Celebrate the French for their excellence!!!
'Probate, Beneficiaries & Goblins' could be the name of a very pretentious Seattle garage band.
All the energy of a Norm McDonald joke
@@timewellspent8137 and it could only be fronted by, you guessed it: Frank Stallone
@@davincent98 who writes these jokes?
@@timewellspent8137 Criticizing a joke on the internet is truly time well spent.
...a subsidiary of "Sue, Grabbit and Run - Lawyers" (someone had to say it) :p
Maurice LaMarche is a great Orson Welles Impersonator and voice actor. He can even do "War of the Worlds" as Orson Welles, it is remarkable. Long live Maurice LaMarche!
Pinkie: "Gee Brain, what you wanna do tonight?"
Brain: "The same thing we do every night Pinkie, cameo as Orson Welles"
1:24 So THAT’S where that sound bite came from.
"The Living Will!! (Demonic laughter)!" That never gets old after all this time. (-;
OMG, i finally get the joke. "Full of country Goodness and Green Peaness". I was just laughing at this clip for the last month cause it sounded like he said penis for no reason and I have the maturity of a 5 year old.
"What follows is a terrifying journey into the world of probate, beneficiaries, and GOBLINS!"
I am going to have to remember to include this line in my living will.
The Foley work for the frozen peas was so inspired!
I miss this cartoon! Lovitz was a genius for this!!!
Part of that genius was Steven Spielberg who directed and co-wrote some of the episodes.
Nah, he only did the voice of Jay.
"Oh, what luck! There's a French fry stuck in my beard!"
“They’re even better RAW” is forever burned into my brain.
No pun intended, I guess? Since it is the same voice for the Brain.
The animation of his mannerisms and expressions are brilliantly done
I gotta get me some of those Mrs. Pell's fish sticks. Yes!! They're even better when you're dead!
OK, that's it. I'm having the Orson Welles part of the will as part of my video will.
"They're even better when you're dead" shall forever live upon the surface of my soul.
It's astounding how well this show has aged now that everyone knows Welles for his commercial blunders.
The Nostalgia Critic brought me here
I love how the peas aren’t even cooked, they’re crunching like ice!
Happy tenth anniversary to this glorious video
0:39 "There's a French fry stuck in my beard." (kissing noises) "Oh, yeah!"
This show is so underappreciated. I think it only lasted 2 seasons. Meanwhile the freaking Kardashians is probably in it's 20th season. People, they're the worst.
What is the name
we truly live in a society
@Noah W "The Critic"
Live action is a lot cheaper to produce and makes a lot more money. It's not like The Critic wasted it's time on the air. It had a lot of good episodes and lasted longer than a few other shows born from the Simpsons gold rush.
"If the movie stinks just don't go."
Poor Orson Welles. Such a master, and now gets made fun of.
okrajoe I don't think this is making fun of him at all. And I think he'd approve, frankly.
+Dan Williams Maurice Lamarche almost seems to capture the spirit and power of Welles every time he does this impression
MAnnaconduit1 did he do the Orson Welles voice in "Ed Wood?"
He did, he was uncredited.
He also did Will Ferrell's burp in "Elf".
Jason Enos so you're telling me they called him to the studio and paid him money to just burp in a mic
Recently started rewatching this show. I loved it as a kid when it was on TV but I didn't get a fraction of the references. This shit was gold
Maurice LaMarche did the greatest Welles impression. He also voiced Welles in the Ed Wood movie (overdubbing Vincent D'Onofrio, who looked perfect in the role).
I like to plug in earbuds, turn up the volume to full, close my weary eyes, and listen to Orson Welles eating.
Kinky
"What are we gonna do tonight Orson?"
"The same thing we do every night, my friend. Try to take over the world market for Rosebud Frozen Peas!"
I've been trying to remember where i heard that fish stick bit for YEARS.
0:01
_”Lights. Camera. Unemployment!”_
Maurice LaMarche really oughta put that voice in sequences of noir flick narration. It exemplifies how he'll sound if he were to voice a character who's an on-going detective that knows everything in the deep N.Y. state of mind.
You're right. The Critic was underrated and underappreciated when it aired. But I remember watching it every week when it was on and at times laughing hysterically.
I remember watching this as a kid and laughing for hours. I needed to see this again seriously. 😅😂
Maurice LaMarche is the ONLY man in this entire world that can do Orson right.
We'll see.
I've always thought this version of Orson Welles sounded more like Vincent Price. Same goes for the Brain.
Honestly, I love the last clip for the implication that the only thing different about his version of Heaven, is that the fish sticks taste even better.
What follows is a terrifying journey into the world of probates, beneficiaries, and goblins! MR. WELLES! Fine, fine, no goblins.
1:45 That's what she said
25 people don't like green pea-ness
FireLightning16 yes rosebud frozen peas.
Wait that's terrible, I quit!
I don’t like green pea-ness, but I find it extremely funny.
They didn't get to go to a place filled with Mrs. Pell's Fish Sticks.
We are still out here for Orson
The Orson Welles bits were always some of my favorites from The Critic. That was such an underrated show.
It must’ve been extremely difficult to be likely the greatest director ever and have to keep doing commercials for money and be banished from Hollywood despite having such a profound influence.
he could have taught at a university, formed his own productions company, or consult. instead he chose silly commercials for fast cash. so, it's his own fault here. he became a drunken fool and a joke. just take a look at his "disco talk show" pilot )))
He was "banished" because he was impossible to work with and more often than not would just show up drunk and not give a fuck, he had no sense of professionalism because "fuck you im orson welles" you cant deny what hes accomplished but he brought everything on himself
@@CoolGobyFish Teaching at film school is choice to say the least, and in his era and this one capital to fund a production company is extremely hard to come by. Hey, he succeeded in being as an artist, he never diminished his talent, and came at it from an honest place. Even during the commercials he would do, he was doing it seriously and well.
@@leplus1 instead of using his ad money for food and booze, he could have funneled it into a small production company. He would have made a ton of money shooting his own commercials, educational film and other stuff. But that requieres effort. He always wanted easy money
Rip orson. Welles 1915 - 1985 age 70 at 0:01
"Yes.... Oh, yes! They're even better raw!"
The way he say yes oh yes always gets me
although the Brain is a caricature of Orson Welles, his voice sounds more like Vincent Price. Orson Welles had a deep, raspy voice. I guess matching Vincent Price's voice to Orson Welles sounds much funnier.
I mean when you're a baritone doing an impression of a bass, you kinda have to just do your best. The neat thing is everyone instantly recognizes whom he's impersonating, when it's really hard to hear orson welles recordings and think "oh yeah I can mimic that"
Mo is great at picking out the fine subtle details
Brain's actually a caricature of Tom Minton, and his voice is a combination of both Orson Welles AND Vincent Price