How Tim Robinson was able to say “do any of these…. Fuckers” after coming back from crying, without laughing is beyond me. The expressions on his face and delivery is unparalleled. I think this is hands down the greatest comedy of our time.
@@trnlx2708lol, he said hands down the greatest comedy of our time and your response to someone questioning that outlandish statement was to ask them for their comedy special. You're a turd gurgler.
Well, to be fair...He felt picked on him for doing what he thought was allowed. The guide did say you COULD swear...Even drink. Then he takes him to the back and yells at him for doing the thing he said he could do. I would cry too.
Tim's facial expression at 0:52 is so good. Like he's genuinely trying to take in the tour guide's feedback and understand what he can and can't say... and from that point on he DOES only make comments and questions relating to the ghost tour. So good
I also like when he rolls his eyes at the lady asking a normal question. Like she's weird for doing that, she doesn't understand this is the adult tour.
I also gotta give props to the kid who plays the tour guide, every instance of frustration and him slowly losing his patience is perfectly acted, well done!
I think it's more confusion. He is genuinely interested in the tour and is asking questions in a way that the rules allow and they are being dismissed. But then when the other question is answered immediately he doesn't understand why and is annoyed and confused.
I love beck and kyle or whatever, but compared to SNL, I'd take Tim's comedic stylings every time, his style really resonates with all of us weird people out here, its fresh, it's one of a kind, and I hope he reads this, those were real tears :(, love you tim
I love how this skit makes you laugh hysterically at this character, and then at the end you get a little glimpse into his life and you suddenly begin to sympathize with him and understand where he’s coming from.
@@owenslamansa4378 We observe an excess of religious relics in his mother’s car. The fact that his mother is picking him up and he does not drive himself lends to the conclusion that he is very sheltered and lives and depends on his overbearing and extremely religious mother for everything. Thus, this is probably the first time he’s ever been allowed to swear, and wanting to take full advantage of what could be his last chance to express his newfound freedom, he does so and takes it to the extreme.
@@murphymagic OH I see what you're doing, you're trying to be funny and failing. That is....that is actually very sad and heartbreaking. I can't fight with someone I pity, it'd be like slapping a cancer patient.
I feel this is a perfect expression of how people with social disabilities feel. They don’t understand the social nuances of why they are causing problems but at the same time feel they are still playing under the rules of social etiquette. Having a son that is on the spectrum this skit actual helps me understand how he feels.
@@alisondye7372 EXACTLY! and people do a terrible job of explaining what should have been explained.. Like its not that hard to say "Yes Tim, I'm sure once in a while the ghosts have a massive cumshot, but I don't see any ectoplasm right now so let's not worry too much about that." and everyone has a great night.
Excellent point. The problem is that social etiquette is extremely nuanced and context dependent and is very hard for people whose brains are wired for rigid rules to cope with.
With all the Jesus bobbleheads on his mom’s dash, my guess is that he isn’t allowed to swear at home, so this is the only time he can let loose, but he has no idea what he’s doing.
That whole Karl Havoc sketch where he goes, "I don't want to be around anymore" legit made me laugh and feel so bad for the guy for having all that shit all over him hahah.
It’s kinda feels derivative of Eric Andre’s off beat/cringe humor and Adam Sandler’s high energy delivery. Heavy on the Eric Andre vibes tho. It’s funny, idk about genius.
@@notcosteffective9920 oh my God thank you so much for clarifying. I was just wondering to myself "yeah I think this is great, but what's Jonathan Poblano's opinion on the matter? I'm dying to know"
Working in mental health settings, his confusion actually resonates a lot with me regarding many patients I've experienced. This same basic concept can be applied to many facets of life.
My favorite part of the show is the sketches where you can tell in the first couple seconds of Tim being on screen that he is about to be a menace to society
Yes! And I also find the face he makes funny when the guy asks him to talk to him in the back. He acts like the guy is so unreasonable for even asking him to talk because of his obscene blurting out. Haha
i think you're misunderstanding- i think he's frustrated because he's trying to participate and doesn't understand the rules, and is frustrated that she does and her redirect is met by quick and obvious approval from the guide.
@@thomasstone3480 Exactly, and it really seems like it's meant to be an ASD thing. He's obeying the explicit rules about language as they were stated but there's a whole set of implicit social rules that are completely invisible to him but just as binding.
I like to think that because of this show people are now going to ghost tours and quoting this sketch at the oblivious tour guide, effectively causing some of them to have the worst day at their job.
The way he says "job" in: "I don't want anyone to have the worst day at their job." is so perfect. It communicates just the right amount of 'feel sorry for me' energy. Wow, what delivery...
I was actually thinking that on my now 78th time watching the skit. It almost doesn't even cross my mind that that's not an actual tour guide and this isn't a scene from a real interaction. He is beyond believable, it's perfect.
It's heartbreaking that his mom knew exactly when to pick him up, even though he got kicked off the tour so early. This was what she expected, but she still held out hope that he might make some friends.
The look Tim gives the tour guide when the guide says “let’s try and keep the comments related to the tour” is so hilarious because you know he has absolutely no intention of saying anything related to the tour and just wants to say random swear words. Its comedic gold
I love his facial expression when the woman asks a “legitimate” question about what the ghosts were wearing. Like he can’t believe she would ask something so dumb 😂
The episode where he lies to his kid, only to have it hijacked by a stranger who is "rich" and has "triples of the Nova and the Barracuda" 😂🤣 wrecked me.
My favorite part is at 1:40 when the woman asks about the clothes the ghosts wear, and Tim rolls his eyes in disgust, like cannot comprehend why this woman would ask such a pointless question
He was crying when he was getting out his last question after his "talking to" about his language! lol I was crying/laughing before he said what he said! I knew he couldn't help himself that he could swear just because it's the adult tour. This is seriously the only funny show out there IMO. "A hat has it's day in court" episode? I watched 10 times. My stomach clenched up from laughing so hard that I have abs now.
@saintsaens21 not really. The guide said you can say whatever the hell you want, so he was doing that. There's a part where he asks him to keep his questions on topic, so he changes the question to specifically be about the ghosts. He gets upset bc he is directly following instructions, but everyone hates him for not following unwritten social rules . It feels very autistic coded to me
I love humor like this, where you are laughing at a character for being an asshole then at the end its flipped on your head and you feel like the asshole for laughing in the first place at the person's flaws. The last season of Moral Orel is like this. They spent 2 seasons building up their characters for you to laugh at, then in the final season show you how what you have been laughing and making fun of this whole time was these characters very real pain and personal tragedy. Absolutely brilliant stuff.
"can i talk to you for a minute?" then Tim glances with a half smile thinking he's getting a VIP chat... astoundingly hilariously understated and yes i totally agree with many comments, genius comedy. Season 3 puhllleease!
I've been having a rough time lately. Haven't had a true laugh in a long time. This sketch had my sides splitting. Laughed so hard I cried and my diaphragm muscle aches. Felt like a real release.
It’s interesting, the catharses. I invite you to skip the ice-cream store and re-watch this at least two more times as a gift to yourself. Triples makes it safe. Triples is best
god the restraint in the name of subversion is insane. any other sketch show would have had him get yelled at one more time and then they walk into a room to see the ghosts have done one of the nonsense things he mentioned. but robinson knows everyone is expecting that so he just has it end with the guy being incredibly sad and defeated and confused
Not enough is being said about how fucking tragic the end is, as funny as the sketch is I felt kind of obliterated by the ending of this one. Incredible, really.
This sketch is hilarious, but the undertones of social ostracism that seep through on this one especially but throughout the whole show is what makes the humor razor sharp and resonate so strongly with people. This is a show for anyone who’s ever felt like they have no place in the world, it’s a part of something bigger than Tim, and bigger than all of us watching. “Somewhere our wires got crossed”
A genuinely heart breaking sketch. The guy grew up in a severely repressed home with a very religious mother, and in his daily life cannot swear or say anything "sinful", and here he thinks he is finally in a place where he can be free and have the freedom to say whatever he wants, and even then he is denied that. Truly heartbreaking.
You are undersexed, under employed and were in the DSA but got pushed out for being too cringy about landlords. And you once got pressured into blowing a second stinger on your high school football team.
My wife gets mad at me because I keep randomly shaking when we're sitting on the couch watching something else and it's because I keep thinking about this skit.
I genuinely feel sorry for people that don’t enjoy this because they’re missing out on one of the funniest skits ever produced in the history of mankind. I’m glad to be alive just so I could watch this show
I’m a psychology major and I’m looking for the opportunity to use this video in an assignment as an example of how people sometimes fail to see something like Tim’s behavior as attempt to connect with others, rather than being crass and disruptive.
You know I think people should be educated about autism and other mental conditions the problem isn't that someone has a disorder it's that people don't have any understanding of them and they act like it's contagious or something. Be kind to others.
the fact the he says - "Not trying to be funny....not trying to get a laugh....I don't want anyone to have the worst day on their job....but do any one these.......................................FUCKERS, ever blast out of the wall with a huge cumshot?" -while tearing up, is the most genius part of this sketch XD
It’s so incredible that Tim could take something negative and impactful from his past and make us laugh about it. Not only is he hilarious but he’s also a genius too. Comedy isn’t easy to write and to make it personal is even more difficult. Can’t wait for season 3.
genuinely hilarious that months before seeing this sketch, i found a t-shirt at a local thrift store with a cool looking haunted house on it that said “larboard oaks mansion ghost tour” with the subline “say whatever the hell you want!” and i just thought it was a cool shirt from some maritime ghost tour and never bothered looking it up. it was two days ago that i was binging this series and was like wait a minute… lo and behold ive owned a shirt for several months that’s a reference to a now favourite comedy sketch
There’s so many complex emotions, he’s genuinely upset that he made that guys day worse, but is just so confused why it caused an issue, and because they said he can curse, he just needs to keeping asking about those fuckers
i love how every character in this show is just that perfect mix of loathsome and sympathetic. you can’t hate them and you really don’t want them to get in trouble but you totally understand why they do.
I merely thought of this skit while combing through my work emails today and lost my damn shit. ITYSL means the world to me and man oh man do I love Tim Robinson.
"do any of these... FUCKERS..." is the best delivered line in the whole show
3:01 🤣
HAS THIS EVER HAPPENED TO YOU
Idk it's close between that and the "Is your name Billy too?... No that's why I'm so fucking confused!"
Im just finding this COMEDIC GOLD
I laugh be for he even says it. Even the first time I saw this I knew it was coming and it still kills me.
"Yes you can swear"
"Big, fat load of cüm then"
Fuckin gets me every time😂
It's just so matter of fact. LOL. This slays me every time
Nothing has ever made me laugh as hard as when he said that 😂
At least quote it right
Do any of these
fUckers
@@chandler8651who cares
"It's the adult tour, it's not FOR kids" get's me every time!
“I’m just asking if they’re ever falling out of the ceiling...”
Its interesting...the ghosts...
“It’s interesting; the ghosts” is a HIGHLY underrated line. Especially with that delivery.
Easily my favorite line besides his sad “did any of these…FUCKERS”
The face he makes before he enters the other room (at 1:57) is hilarious too. Like, what does he think the conversation will be about?
Big fat load of cum then.
I think it's the most underrated line of both seasons. I randomly drop it into conversations just to see if anyone catches it - so far no dice!
Your so deep dewd
How Tim Robinson was able to say “do any of these…. Fuckers” after coming back from crying, without laughing is beyond me. The expressions on his face and delivery is unparalleled. I think this is hands down the greatest comedy of our time.
When he says "fuckers" there, I swear it's with a ph.
Of our time??! Sheesh, sad times we live in if this is the funniest of our time.
@@OsirisNin where's your comedy special? ?? Right...
@@trnlx2708 I'm allowed to have an opinion! I respect him for his endeavors, for his success, and for his humanity. Be well.
@@trnlx2708lol, he said hands down the greatest comedy of our time and your response to someone questioning that outlandish statement was to ask them for their comedy special. You're a turd gurgler.
Love that he's in tears when he goes to ask his last question
I was dying 😂
i wanted to say this, but first , came to check if anyone else said it. I found you with 68 likes. it was perfect. i am mr 69.
"Dont want anybody to have the worst day at their job" 😂😂
Well, to be fair...He felt picked on him for doing what he thought was allowed. The guide did say you COULD swear...Even drink. Then he takes him to the back and yells at him for doing the thing he said he could do. I would cry too.
"But..... do any of these.... fuckers..."🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm worried that the tour guide thinks people can't change.
Well, he used to be a piece of shit, so I can see why
SLOP EM UP, BOYS
I SAID I USED TO BE A PIECE OF SHIT
Yeah his hair would slick back REAL NICE
I def saw this dude at chickalinis eating spaghetti chicken
Tim's facial expression at 0:52 is so good. Like he's genuinely trying to take in the tour guide's feedback and understand what he can and can't say... and from that point on he DOES only make comments and questions relating to the ghost tour. So good
Dude I've watched that 2 seconds so many times. So good
I also like when he rolls his eyes at the lady asking a normal question. Like she's weird for doing that, she doesn't understand this is the adult tour.
It's perfect, just the little nuances make these sketches so good.
This might be my favorite part of the skit. His face is absolutely perfect.
I keep watching his face in this. It’s incredible
I also gotta give props to the kid who plays the tour guide, every instance of frustration and him slowly losing his patience is perfectly acted, well done!
Killed me when he rolled his eyes at the woman who didn’t ask an adult question
I think it's more confusion. He is genuinely interested in the tour and is asking questions in a way that the rules allow and they are being dismissed. But then when the other question is answered immediately he doesn't understand why and is annoyed and confused.
@@jerm801but he rolled his eyes before the tour guide even spoke after the question
No, he's frustrated at the question itself. @@jerm801
I want the spinoff movie where Tim and the tour guide get stuck in the mansion overnight and see ghosts doing all the things he asked
I honestly thought this is were the sketch was going to go and he would be validated haha
Yeah kinda thought there was gonna be a gag like that at the end too
you sonofabitch .. I'm in ! 😂
"The fuckers are coming!"
I would have machinegun farted my self laughing, damn that is funny.
For some reason, the line that really slayed me is "It's interesting, the GHOSTS..."
+1
The complete earnestness really makes it.
For me, its when he goes "or have a dingleberry".
Also the quick, "Big fat load of cum then" 💀
Lol me too. Pretending like he’s actually interested in the ghost tour and not just about saying random swear words
there's no way this isn't a metaphor for how Tim felt while writing for SNL
I love beck and kyle or whatever, but compared to SNL, I'd take Tim's comedic stylings every time, his style really resonates with all of us weird people out here, its fresh, it's one of a kind, and I hope he reads this, those were real tears :(, love you tim
Holy shit you're 100% right
Rewatching it with that in mind the ending is really sad
@@PEACEOUTPAT my friend group identified so hard with this show
Woah
I love how when brought to the side he says "its interesting, the ghosts" as if he doesn't know he's in trouble whatsoever
He's not in trouble AT ALL.
@@aceofbassgregWe should be allowed to swear a liiiittle bit on the ghost tour
I love how this skit makes you laugh hysterically at this character, and then at the end you get a little glimpse into his life and you suddenly begin to sympathize with him and understand where he’s coming from.
facts man
Out of my bondage, sorrow, and night, Jesus I come, Jesus I come!
Wdym it was just his min why would I have sympathy?
@@trigremlin For now going on thousands of years. That's what "behold! I come quickly" really means isn't it?
@@owenslamansa4378 We observe an excess of religious relics in his mother’s car. The fact that his mother is picking him up and he does not drive himself lends to the conclusion that he is very sheltered and lives and depends on his overbearing and extremely religious mother for everything.
Thus, this is probably the first time he’s ever been allowed to swear, and wanting to take full advantage of what could be his last chance to express his newfound freedom, he does so and takes it to the extreme.
I get a kick out of it when he refers to the ghosts as “fuckers”. This shit is hilarious.
He got kicked out for that too
@@McDob um you are subbed to Steven crowder you're opinion doesn't matter
I hear that's what the Ghostbusters were originally called.
He did nothing wrong, it was the adult tour, and the tour guy said you can say whatever the hell you want.
Its not real life.
@@murphymagic you're not real life.
KZ: Exactly! I'mhaving trouble too, because the guide LITERALLY said they could swear and then kept getting mad at him!!!
@@murphymagic stinky! I can’t focus because this guy keeps farting!
@@murphymagic OH I see what you're doing, you're trying to be funny and failing. That is....that is actually very sad and heartbreaking. I can't fight with someone I pity, it'd be like slapping a cancer patient.
The ending really hammered the sadness of this character. He really did not understand what he did wrong.
And answering his mom with a "not really" was the perfect response instead of a simple "no" 🥺
As someone who grew up with ADHD I both find his character hilarious and relatable. So many well-intentioned cringe moments from my youth 0_O
@@henndawg42069 what does this have to do with ADHD. I’m dead serious and not trying to be mean. I’m just genuinely curious
@@psychoapplesauceeater8562 the man has trouble making friends
@PsychoApplesauceEater it has NOTHING to do with ADHD. I have ADHD, they’re just looking for attention.
The way Tim annunciates never fails to make me chuckle
“Did any of these….FAUHKERS…”
I feel this is a perfect expression of how people with social disabilities feel. They don’t understand the social nuances of why they are causing problems but at the same time feel they are still playing under the rules of social etiquette. Having a son that is on the spectrum this skit actual helps me understand how he feels.
Exactly what I was thinking. I have autism and this skit hits too close to home but it’s hilarious
@@alisondye7372 EXACTLY! and people do a terrible job of explaining what should have been explained.. Like its not that hard to say "Yes Tim, I'm sure once in a while the ghosts have a massive cumshot, but I don't see any ectoplasm right now so let's not worry too much about that." and everyone has a great night.
Autism is technically a neurodevelopmental disability but yes exactly!
Me in high school genuinely bewildered by nobody liked me. >.
Excellent point. The problem is that social etiquette is extremely nuanced and context dependent and is very hard for people whose brains are wired for rigid rules to cope with.
With all the Jesus bobbleheads on his mom’s dash, my guess is that he isn’t allowed to swear at home, so this is the only time he can let loose, but he has no idea what he’s doing.
That was such a great, subtle touch.
ohhhhhhh that makes sense!! great pick up, that's why he doesn't really understand how to go about swearing.
subtle
Thanks for point that out, makes way more sense lol
Exactly, I agree Ivan
This man’s comedy approach and delivery is so genius-tier he will accomplish pulling your heart strings during pure absurdity
That whole Karl Havoc sketch where he goes, "I don't want to be around anymore" legit made me laugh and feel so bad for the guy for having all that shit all over him hahah.
He'd pull my heart strings up but not out
It’s kinda feels derivative of Eric Andre’s off beat/cringe humor and Adam Sandler’s high energy delivery. Heavy on the Eric Andre vibes tho. It’s funny, idk about genius.
@@notcosteffective9920 oh my God thank you so much for clarifying. I was just wondering to myself "yeah I think this is great, but what's Jonathan Poblano's opinion on the matter? I'm dying to know"
@@StacySaythany OMG season 1 reference win :')
The more times I watch it gets even more sad but even funnier. My emotions are crossed like wires.
Somewhere, our wires got crossed.
"Have any of these.... " holds back tears "....Fuckers"
I cant stop
yeah, its
really interesting... the ghosts..
@@Corymachine holy shit i lol'd so loud at this line
Working in mental health settings, his confusion actually resonates a lot with me regarding many patients I've experienced. This same basic concept can be applied to many facets of life.
From a similar background in my work history, I think you're totally right
Love his delivery on "don't want anyone to have the worst day at their job...but"
Honestly, as soon as he said “jizz” I knew we were in for it.
Or horse cock
Cumshot
Same
👀
My favorite part of the show is the sketches where you can tell in the first couple seconds of Tim being on screen that he is about to be a menace to society
The way he acts all annoyed when the girl asks a normal question like it’s a huge waste of time lmao
Yes! And I also find the face he makes funny when the guy asks him to talk to him in the back. He acts like the guy is so unreasonable for even asking him to talk because of his obscene blurting out. Haha
i think you're misunderstanding- i think he's frustrated because he's trying to participate and doesn't understand the rules, and is frustrated that she does and her redirect is met by quick and obvious approval from the guide.
@@thomasstone3480 Exactly, and it really seems like it's meant to be an ASD thing. He's obeying the explicit rules about language as they were stated but there's a whole set of implicit social rules that are completely invisible to him but just as binding.
She didn't even call him a fucker
This one perfectly represents the show as a whole cause like they all thought he should leave.
Wowww
That’s most of the sketches in the show
I’ve always thought the title of the show was a reference to something somebody said to him at SNL lmaoooo
This was the exact moments Tim Robinson should have left.
I like to think that because of this show people are now going to ghost tours and quoting this sketch at the oblivious tour guide, effectively causing some of them to have the worst day at their job.
The way he says "job" in: "I don't want anyone to have the worst day at their job." is so perfect. It communicates just the right amount of 'feel sorry for me' energy. Wow, what delivery...
This is without question, the same guy who made “Bozo Dubbed Over”
But bozo did the dub
It wasn't some "guy" bozo did it
He also never seems to get nachos with anything on them, he always gets just chips, with maybe a little bit of cheese and a little tiny piece of meat
@@mahlontracy4912 I went up ther to COMPLAIN about the rule.
"Hope nobody goes home and fucks my mom"
I just can’t get over how flawless the casting was for the tour guide. Brilliant! 😂
I was actually thinking that on my now 78th time watching the skit. It almost doesn't even cross my mind that that's not an actual tour guide and this isn't a scene from a real interaction. He is beyond believable, it's perfect.
The way he says the puns and the canned laughter are exactly like any real tour 😂
Absolute props to the tour guide actor. Move over Daniel Day-Lewis with those micro-expressions.
When he gets subtly furious as he realizes that Tim is absolutely about to ask another fucked up ridiculous question 😂
I’ve had enough. You’re done.
It's heartbreaking that his mom knew exactly when to pick him up, even though he got kicked off the tour so early. This was what she expected, but she still held out hope that he might make some friends.
fuck i’m sad now
Donkey dick???!?? I love that😅😂😮😂😅🎉😊❤😮
Fuuuck this is the most depressing interpretation yet. :c
The tour guide’s acting is just superb
exactly
You know a show is good when you immediately hop on UA-cam to rewatch a sketch when the episode ends. Tim Robinson is a genius.
I am not ashamed to say I have watched this skit more than any other skit in existence
“Or horsecock?”
“Sure, there are no rules against swearing”
“..awesome”
jizz
The look Tim gives the tour guide when the guide says “let’s try and keep the comments related to the tour” is so hilarious because you know he has absolutely no intention of saying anything related to the tour and just wants to say random swear words. Its comedic gold
What I like about Tim is he makes sketches that hit all your emotions, not just laughs, but almost cries sometimes.
I love his facial expression when the woman asks a “legitimate” question about what the ghosts were wearing. Like he can’t believe she would ask something so dumb 😂
"It's interesting, the ghosts..."
😂
😂
Messed up that they don’t know this is the only guy who can pull off a fedora with safari flaps in the back
That sketch had me dying
Yeah, and the dice in his pocket that he's too afraid to show people 😂
It's not a distraction
And 50 Stanzo brand fedoras.
@@joywhitwangladue336 they're nice!
The episode where he lies to his kid, only to have it hijacked by a stranger who is "rich" and has "triples of the Nova and the Barracuda" 😂🤣 wrecked me.
For some reason I thought he was going to break in that sketch lol
And he doesn’t live in a hotel
@@jackmcmuscles That's bc he has a wife that's perfect for him.
That stranger is comedic genius Bob Odenkirk! My favorite sketch of the new season
@@HezekiahCrockershe proposed to him and he didn’t even want to marry her
My favorite part is at 1:40 when the woman asks about the clothes the ghosts wear, and Tim rolls his eyes in disgust, like cannot comprehend why this woman would ask such a pointless question
So many hidden gems in this, I love Tim Robinson's expression at :0:52 because you can see he is so genuinely listening to the tour guide.
My headcanon is that this guy’s house is haunted by the exact ghosts he’s describing, and is looking for some ghost support from an expert
Never thought of this. Now I have a whole new appreciation hahahaa
"Has this ever happened to you?"
Lol!!
Im fuckin dead 😂
@@seant.collins9300 Call me right now please!
This is probably my favorite skit from season 2. I randomly think about it at work and just bust out laughing
Every episode I cry laughing
Me too!
Yup same no other show is going to do the trick
Probably crying cuz you know he used to be a piece of shit!
@@owenjenkins1031 People can change!
He was crying when he was getting out his last question after his "talking to" about his language! lol I was crying/laughing before he said what he said! I knew he couldn't help himself that he could swear just because it's the adult tour. This is seriously the only funny show out there IMO. "A hat has it's day in court" episode? I watched 10 times. My stomach clenched up from laughing so hard that I have abs now.
As an autistic person this is the most relatable comedy sketch I’ve ever seen.
exactly
Bro fr. I don't say out of pocket things like this, but it always feels like I say the wrong thing
More like tourettes mate.
@saintsaens21 not really. The guide said you can say whatever the hell you want, so he was doing that. There's a part where he asks him to keep his questions on topic, so he changes the question to specifically be about the ghosts. He gets upset bc he is directly following instructions, but everyone hates him for not following unwritten social rules . It feels very autistic coded to me
@@saintsaens21 in what world is misunderstanding social rules like tourettes
This sketch has absolutely destroyed my marriage because of how much I quote it
That’s hilarious 😂… Super quotable… I 100 % agree …especially if your ever in a haunted tour lol
It’s interesting. The marriage.
Is this how you asked your wife if the kids fell down a flight of stairs or their bed?
Somewhere your wires got crossed.
I´m gonna have kids just so I can say "Do any of these...Fuckers..."
Just him standing there at 0:04 you know it’s gonna be fucked 😂
As soon as he said "jizz" I knew what the entire sketch was gonna be, and it still got me
He really does just have one of those faces.
Imagine how this guy was in school lol
The old lady’s expression when he’s crying and says “fuckers” again 😂
I love humor like this, where you are laughing at a character for being an asshole then at the end its flipped on your head and you feel like the asshole for laughing in the first place at the person's flaws. The last season of Moral Orel is like this. They spent 2 seasons building up their characters for you to laugh at, then in the final season show you how what you have been laughing and making fun of this whole time was these characters very real pain and personal tragedy. Absolutely brilliant stuff.
This is why explaining jokes is so interesting and useful. I had no idea the audience was supposed to relate to the group and not the guy.
"There are no rules for swearing"
"Awesome"
😂😂😂 get me everytime
I just don't know if any of it is real
"can i talk to you for a minute?" then Tim glances with a half smile thinking he's getting a VIP chat... astoundingly hilariously understated and yes i totally agree with many comments, genius comedy. Season 3 puhllleease!
I've been having a rough time lately. Haven't had a true laugh in a long time. This sketch had my sides splitting. Laughed so hard I cried and my diaphragm muscle aches. Felt like a real release.
I'm so glad for u :D
It’s interesting, the catharses. I invite you to skip the ice-cream store and re-watch this at least two more times as a gift to yourself. Triples makes it safe. Triples is best
@@ogwillmatiq I have triples of the Nova
I was watching detroiters with my dad and we laughed so loud we almost threw up 😂
This sketch got me aswell lol 😂 I showed a buddy .. He didnt get it ?
I can't stop watching this clip. I honestly think it might be the funniest thing I've ever seen
Its the way he walks in and goes “ it’s interesting the ghosts” 😂😂😂😂
god the restraint in the name of subversion is insane. any other sketch show would have had him get yelled at one more time and then they walk into a room to see the ghosts have done one of the nonsense things he mentioned. but robinson knows everyone is expecting that so he just has it end with the guy being incredibly sad and defeated and confused
Huh? What? I wasn't expecting that. I was expecting the sketch to end the way it ended up ending.
@@eamon2please With his super religious mom picking him up,thus explaining alot of his bizarre behaviour? You sir,are a liar.
@constantinedeanfrownysmila2421 I expected the sketch to end with him getting kicked out and not understanding why. I was right.
The eye roll he gives when someone asks a legitimate question is so good.
Not enough is being said about how fucking tragic the end is, as funny as the sketch is I felt kind of obliterated by the ending of this one. Incredible, really.
A lot of the skits on ITYSL are emotional rollercoasters, Tim's really good at taking someone you'd usually hate and making you feel empathy for them.
This kind of social insight has me wondering about what kind of childhood he had
More so every time for me.
Which makes it even more funny 😆
I agree, there’s like a really deep message about it that kinda takes away from the funniness at the end.
never thought tim would have the level of knowledge that he does about complicated shirts - frankly it is encyclopedic and downright poetic
The episode where his professor stole his food and asked them to film a video really killed me😂😂
“Say you wanna kill the president”
But the last one in that episode tho, the fucking fedora with a safari flap
Dude when he grabbed his food and pretended to take a bunch of bites out of it! Then goes, "I'm joking!" I felt *so* uncomfortable XD
@@HezekiahCrocker the fucking carl havoc one tho he looks so unsettling, personally it’s the perfect premise to a skit for me
Gimme dat.
Only kidding!
The little boy part might be the funniest thing i ever heard😂
This sketch is hilarious, but the undertones of social ostracism that seep through on this one especially but throughout the whole show is what makes the humor razor sharp and resonate so strongly with people. This is a show for anyone who’s ever felt like they have no place in the world, it’s a part of something bigger than Tim, and bigger than all of us watching.
“Somewhere our wires got crossed”
Totally agree, this (and the whole show) really encapsulates a lot of social problems and feelings of otherness I've had in my life.
Jeesh. Really, really well said. I can't/won't try to say something smarter because that was perfect.
You nailed it, ty
Fa q
Tim is a genius for sure
A genuinely heart breaking sketch. The guy grew up in a severely repressed home with a very religious mother, and in his daily life cannot swear or say anything "sinful", and here he thinks he is finally in a place where he can be free and have the freedom to say whatever he wants, and even then he is denied that. Truly heartbreaking.
bro what
@@kurt2552 If you don't get it, can't help ya. The ending tells you everything.
@@theForgottenMelodiesRecordsthis isn’t real
You are undersexed, under employed and were in the DSA but got pushed out for being too cringy about landlords. And you once got pressured into blowing a second stinger on your high school football team.
Guy cant catch a break. First his date was cut short for MAKING rules about nachos. Now hes getting booted solely for ABIDING by rules.
can't believe your life is sad and lonely enough to follow the storyline behind this garbage. Read a book or something.
@ I know, right? Read a book or harass other people for enjoying something, you loser!
...what
Hahaha dude I know exactly what you are saying.
@ Marry your mother in law or you admit you, you yourself, you admit, you SUCK
My wife gets mad at me because I keep randomly shaking when we're sitting on the couch watching something else and it's because I keep thinking about this skit.
I genuinely feel sorry for people that don’t enjoy this because they’re missing out on one of the funniest skits ever produced in the history of mankind. I’m glad to be alive just so I could watch this show
@James Peterson kinda the whole point of the sketch.
@James Peterson It's like you understand, and still don't understand at the same time. Must be torture.
I'm autistic and this is kind of what every day is like for a lot of us
I’m a psychology major and I’m looking for the opportunity to use this video in an assignment as an example of how people sometimes fail to see something like Tim’s behavior as attempt to connect with others, rather than being crass and disruptive.
You ain't lying brotato.
You know I think people should be educated about autism and other mental conditions the problem isn't that someone has a disorder it's that people don't have any understanding of them and they act like it's contagious or something. Be kind to others.
It’s still funny as hell
Honey.. you’re not autistic you’re just weird
3:08
Just the way he says, "BLAST outta the wall..." gets me every time.
when he comes out crying hahaha
the fact the he says - "Not trying to be funny....not trying to get a laugh....I don't want anyone to have the worst day on their job....but do any one these.......................................FUCKERS, ever blast out of the wall with a huge cumshot?" -while tearing up, is the most genius part of this sketch XD
The crying made me laugh harder than I ever have 😂😂
There are no rules about swearing... The earnest look on Tim's face when he says 'awesome' 🤣🤣
It’s so incredible that Tim could take something negative and impactful from his past and make us laugh about it. Not only is he hilarious but he’s also a genius too. Comedy isn’t easy to write and to make it personal is even more difficult. Can’t wait for season 3.
You're saying this is based on a true story?
@@braydonmillard4943 It’s based on his experience at SNL.
I love that he’s happy the tour guide takes him into the side room to tell him he’s glad he’s having fun
I went to the Lizzie Borden House today and kept snickering under my mask thinking about this sketch.
When you were on the tour did Lizzie Borden ever jump out of the wall and $%## on a table?
I work at the Lizzie house as a tour guide and I keep waiting for the day someone on a tour quotes this. And when it happens, I will hug them.
This is damn near PERFECT comedy!! I laughed so hard!!😂🤣😂🤣
Jesus Christ - under a minute, and already perfect
Perfectly unfunny. 😶😶😶
@@kirkchan7726 no, just perfect
"Do any of these fuc*k*ers -" is a staple in my vocabulary
genuinely hilarious that months before seeing this sketch, i found a t-shirt at a local thrift store with a cool looking haunted house on it that said “larboard oaks mansion ghost tour” with the subline “say whatever the hell you want!” and i just thought it was a cool shirt from some maritime ghost tour and never bothered looking it up. it was two days ago that i was binging this series and was like wait a minute… lo and behold ive owned a shirt for several months that’s a reference to a now favourite comedy sketch
"It's interesting, the ghosts." 😂
That look of determination of his face when being asked to keep questions related to the tour - I L'd mao
There’s so many complex emotions, he’s genuinely upset that he made that guys day worse, but is just so confused why it caused an issue, and because they said he can curse, he just needs to keeping asking about those fuckers
L’d mao is killing me right now
This show is like real life interdimensional cable
OMG yesssssss
until Spectrum cancels it
@@kellylyons1038 Spectrum trying to cancel CorncobTV?
Just like run around nude big ass hairy nut😂😊😂🎉😮🎉
i love how every character in this show is just that perfect mix of loathsome and sympathetic. you can’t hate them and you really don’t want them to get in trouble but you totally understand why they do.
This is one of the funniest comedy sketches I have ever seen. Dying laughing with the smoothness he says everything.
_The Conjuring: Episode 8:_
The One Where the Ghost Drops From the Ceiling and Shit Goes All Over the Place and Leaves a Dingleberry.
Nice could also consider “The Conjuring: These Fuckers Blast Out of the Wall and Have A Huge Cumshot”
🤣🤣🤣
The tour guide is so good. I hope I see him in more projects!
“Can I talk to you for a second?had me 💀😂
I love when he rolls his eyes when the lady asks a normal question
"Make any friends?"
Went from hilarious to really sad in an instant. Poor creepy guy!
I honestly expected his mom to start saying "did they tell you if they ever fall from the ceiling and have a big messy shit?"
This is one of the funniest shows I’ve ever seen 😂😂😂 straight up genius
Don’t know if I’m crying from laughter or from empathy for the main character
This is the greatest sketch of all time.
“Blast” out of the wall at the end is the best.
My favourite sketch in the whole series. Whenever I rewatch it, I always find it really emotional and endearing.
“It’s the adult tour. It’s not FOR kids”
I always die laughing at the big ol hairy nuts part lol
You can’t change the rules just because you don’t like how I’m doing it.
Words of the era
If I was told I had 5 minutes to live, I'd watch this vid
The look on his face when he says “..not really” …I really felt that lol
I merely thought of this skit while combing through my work emails today and lost my damn shit. ITYSL means the world to me and man oh man do I love Tim Robinson.
This is without question one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. Bravo.
Look at 0:53, he is so earnest about only swearing if it's related to the ghost tour.