@@TQM It freaks me out to see my name in public, since I live in a place where it's kind of rare. So I always have a "wait what" moment before I realise someone is talking about the drag queen. Lol.
@@billie6814 It was called the Transatlantic (edit or mid-Atlantic, looking up either will get you the info) accent. It was meant to bridge the gap between American and British audiences and appeal to both. It was supposed to unite the film and media industry. Best of both worlds. It was posh. Classy. Thus all actors were trained to speak that way. It's not a real accent, it's not used by any groups of people, and it's basically extinct at this point. Except when we watch old movies and are like "wtf is that???" Lol.
“Yours.” “Five.” “Five?” “Yes, just the five. Husbands should be like Kleenex: soft, strong, and disposable.” Couldn’t help myself. I love that movie. 😂
If you ask me, the phrasing suggests the Femme Fatale’s husband murdered the PI‘s husband. The sentence would be nonsense if we weren’t already familiar with these stereotypes. And who’s ever heard of a 1930s femme fatale that goes by “They/Them”? This is an atrocity to grammar.
This cast is so god damn talented with their improv. Like their improv is as good as prewritten, to me anyway. They could literally do an entire improv feature film and it would be amazing
@@no_idea_at_all riiiight, and we’re all supposed to remember how exactly to address everyone. It’s one’s own choice to go by anything else than him/her; don’t expect others to even know, let alone walk on their toes to address everyone “correctly”. The world’s gone mad.
Maybe the kind of comment you keep to yourself. A 2nd grader says to his teacher, "Ms. Vanderploop, you're so pretty." But an adult knows saying something like that is kind of weird. How's Ms. Vanderploop supposed to respond to something like that? What exactly do you want her to do? And why do the rest of us need to know what's going through the lizard part of your brain?
It's an archetype literally designed to be hot, but deadly. A honeytrap. Not being into it, probably means you're either not into women or the impression was done poorly. Femme fatale is a figurative venus flytrap for men.
@@epsilon-eleven they're not really the intended target if you're not subverting the trope, but hey, if the flytrap catches a wasp instead of a fly it's not going to complain :P
@@bacicinvatteneaca this, except instead of seduction, the thing I'm not so into is the consequenceless murder. Different folks, different strokes I guess.
Apparently Vic uses they/them pronouns. I went thru a series of mental gymnastics trying to figure out the prompt until I read a comment disclosing that, and the sentence makes a lot more sense
That could be a really fun twist at the end though - it turns out Cassandraaaaaa just talks like a fuckin' weirdo and the PI was the killer the whole time
It's the sentence structure. It should be 'A 1930s femme fatale (who definitely murdered their husband) hiring a PI to investigate the death of their husband.' Or: 'A 1930s femme fatale hiring a PI to investigate the death of their husband. The femme fatale definitely murdered their husband.'
Guys... I just discovered Game Changer this week and am addicted to it.... Are these clips the latest? I mean, are they from recent episodes? I am confused, I thought Zac left College Humour... 😅 Sorry if ever I am not making any sense 😅
Almost everyone on College Humor is part-time/freelance, now, and also working on other projects. Zac still shows up quite a bit. He's part of the main cast for Dimension 20.
"Ma'am, this isn't even your house, let alone your husband."
"Oh you're just being coy. Potato tomato, as they say."
pfft, potato tomato
Pfft, pomato totato, as they say.
Pfft, potato tomato
BAHAHAHAHAHA
i can hear this in their voice lmaoooooo
A dog helps a dame out is definitely not a sentence I was expecting lol
Sounds like an expression, did she just coin it?
I think she just spoke a new expression into existence
(not at op) heads-up because vic uses they/them pronouns!
@@inkboopus cool, probably gonna forget that in about 10-20 shorts since its not really important, but good job 👏
@@Terraknight90 Basic human decency isn't important to you? You must be so brave! What a hero 🥺
it’s me, hello… ✨cassandraaaaaaaa✨
Lmao yes that part there!! 😆😆 I think the name drag there brought the character to life just as much as the skit
This has the same vibe as "but your dad just calls me.... ✨katyaaaaaaaaa✨ (for my fellow drag race fans out here)
@@TQM It freaks me out to see my name in public, since I live in a place where it's kind of rare. So I always have a "wait what" moment before I realise someone is talking about the drag queen.
Lol.
@@kspoo10_ is your name also cassandra cuz same
@@dcd.09 no, their name is Katya.
"you see my husband chaaaarles😙... ✨vanderbilt the fiifth✨... is dead☹️ "
1.5k likes and 1 reply?
Oh no
“Yeahhh😩 the insurance company won’t… 🔪✨give me his moneyyyyy✨🔪 unless they rule it an accident, right?😏”
@@JohnFiala We support Women's Wrongs
@@logicaloverdrive8197
Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss! XD
#ShehicularManslaughter
The "Oh, no" was perfect 30s femme fatale. Iconic
Yup.
Yes I just commented this too! Lol It's 100% Mae West.
Why did they speak this way in the 30's?
@@billie6814 It was called the Transatlantic (edit or mid-Atlantic, looking up either will get you the info) accent. It was meant to bridge the gap between American and British audiences and appeal to both. It was supposed to unite the film and media industry. Best of both worlds. It was posh. Classy. Thus all actors were trained to speak that way. It's not a real accent, it's not used by any groups of people, and it's basically extinct at this point. Except when we watch old movies and are like "wtf is that???" Lol.
@@billie6814 Here's a link that explains it in a video if you're interested ua-cam.com/video/IL2MJ8rQ12E/v-deo.html
The head turn and the mid-Atlantic accent was spot on 😂
You mean transatlantic?
@@Lapusso650
They're the same thing
@@bbrbbr-on2gd are they?
@@Lapusso650 yes
@@Teun_Jac No. Mid-Atlantic is the accent in Maryland.
The pouty face after “he’s dead” got me 😂
Same 😂
"He's dead :("
Why so sad? :(
he's dead :c
"He's dead ☹️"
Bet you weren't expecting your drink to be the only dark and stormy thing this evening, and it's me, hello
I'd love to introduce myself like this lmao
Cassandraaah
@@VoxMora what’s your name? derek? wowww
@@Iachesism listen theres been a little bit of an incident… oh no
@@recinaphalange you see my husband charlessss…
Vanderbilt V…..
"How many husbands have you had?"
"Mine, or other women's?"
“Yours.”
“Five.”
“Five?”
“Yes, just the five. Husbands should be like Kleenex: soft, strong, and disposable.”
Couldn’t help myself. I love that movie. 😂
“Your husband disappeared.”
“He was a magician.”
“But he never reappeared!”
“Well, he wasn’t a very good magician.”
That move is the best.
"Its a matter of life after death, now that he's dead i have a life."
“I hated her SO. MUCH. I-it-the fe- it flames. Flames. Flames! On the side of my face! Breathing- breathle- heaving breathes. Heaving breathes...”
May I know what movie you guys are talking about?
If someone could make a black and white edit of this with some moody jazz in the background, that would be just the best
I agree wholeheartedly
For sure, if a dog could help a dame out you know what I mean
Chef’s kiss.
Also mix Vic's audio and make it more scratchy.
Thunder needs to clap when she does her first dramatic turn
I just finished watching season 2 of Why Women Kill, and let me just say...this is IT. Vic rocks
literally thought of the same show yeah
So why do women kill there's 2 seasons surely you would be able to answer this question
@@Nicnic-pv8po Guess you'll have to watch to find out 🤷♀️😈
@@Nicnic-pv8po It turns out it’s a lot of reasons
Netflix?
“he’s dead☹️“
Oh yes the whole vibe is just coming together here
"Derrick? wow."
Underrated line tbh 😭
It’s spelled in the subtitles how do you still get it wrong
@@parryyotteryou honestly think derek and derrick are two different names? 😂
there are people who spell it D-E-R-E-K, and people who spell it properly.
The sudden head snaps towards the camera had me in stitches! 🤣 A dog help a dame out!
Vic is the perfect amount of lovable and completely unhinged
"A dog help a dame out" is going in my permanent lexicon
Same here. It's too good not to adopt. The world needs to hear it.
Absolutely love Cassandra. This was definitely spot on. The dramatic pauses in between sentences really sent it for me 🤣
CassandraaAaaahh*
The ✨Cassandraaa✨ part reminds me of "Grandma, it's me... ✨Anastasiaaa✨"
THAT'S WHAT IT WAS! That's literally my favorite scene from the whole film I swear lol!
This is such a niche reference and I LOVE IT
The "...Cassannnnndraaaaaaaaaaa" gets me every time.
The phrasing of the challenge makes it seem like the PI killed her husband...and now I wanna see that.
If you ask me, the phrasing suggests the Femme Fatale’s husband murdered the PI‘s husband. The sentence would be nonsense if we weren’t already familiar with these stereotypes.
And who’s ever heard of a 1930s femme fatale that goes by “They/Them”? This is an atrocity to grammar.
@@danielevans7439Exactly! Do they still use the "bad" pronouns "she/her" and "he/his" at all? Or is everything "they/them" now?
@@PepperMind It’s all part of the plan, I’m sure. We’re all on a level playing field now that it’s homophobic to form a coherent sentence.
@@PepperMind oh my god it's because vic is non binary not because everyone is today
@@danielevans7439 you sound very angry about they them pronouns💀
The way she has simultaneously no charisma but also all the charisma astounds me.
"I know it was an accident because I was there when it happened"
Something about how she says, "Cassandraaaa," killed me.
*they
@@gracehiggins2666 Oh, I had no idea, thanks for the heads up!
@@gracehiggins2666 Their name card for the episode which came out Aug 28th said "they/she". Did something change and they go only by they/them now?
@@alexf9709yeah i think they might only go by they/them now.
This cast is so god damn talented with their improv. Like their improv is as good as prewritten, to me anyway. They could literally do an entire improv feature film and it would be amazing
That "Oh no" was so Mae West. Like she's going for her voice the whole time but that was a bull's eye.
Now I want a parody of a 1930's detective movie with the character of Cassandra being obviously the culprit, yet nobody suspects her
AND THE INVESTIGATIOR FALLS IN LOVE WITH HER.
is there a gofundme for this...
I’m scared of Vic and that is 100% a compliment.
“A dog help a dame out” is actually a solid line lmao
"Vanderbilt" that's a very rich family from around that time good choice making it line up with the time
They're still prominent and rich. Gloria Vanderbilt... Anderson Cooper... That's why he looks like a friggin Targaryen.
@@autumnatic old money is gone boii
@@sahayeda5220 not even close to the truth.
@@sahayeda5220 Tell that to the Kennedys, the Rothschilds, etc.
how did she just come up with that on the spot
Not at all trying to be rude, but Vic goes by they/them, in case you weren’t aware ;)
improv do be crazy like that
@@no_idea_at_all it*
@@Black_Swan1937 child
@@no_idea_at_all riiiight, and we’re all supposed to remember how exactly to address everyone. It’s one’s own choice to go by anything else than him/her; don’t expect others to even know, let alone walk on their toes to address everyone “correctly”. The world’s gone mad.
She nailed the 1930's TV mixed american-british accent
I lovee her subtle old transatlantic accent
Yeah, it's not great but it's better than I can do... I'd like to learn it someday just to be able to pull it out like this.
I want a notification sound that just says "it's me, hello, Casssssandra"
Vic Michaelis is superb in this. “… is dead.” followed by the downturned bottom lip was priceless 😂
"There's been a little bit of an incident, oh no :("
"He's dead :("
You can really feel the love 😂
What I wouldn't GIVE for this to be a full improvised scene, with Brennan playing the 1930s PI
Oh my gosh yes! I'd love that!
"A dog help a dame out" needs to become a regular phrase.
"Who definitely murdered their husband"
Wait ... does that mean she's single?
Pretty sure this was the moment I fell in love with them, and then the pottery bit just cemented it.
I like that not only did she clearly murder her husband, she's also all but said that if the PI plays along he'll get Vanderbilt money.
How she said Casandra just was the peak of comedy
casssandraaaa
don't mind me. watching this on repeat. because the "oh hello" gives me gay panic
So much gay panic that I don't know how to make it stop running on a loop. "✨Oh no✨"
I just realized Sam is this shows version of a laugh track
This gives me “If Kate McKinnon did a Judy Garland impression”
When she said “Oh, no.. ☹️” I instantly thought of May West lmao
I would unironically watch a short film for this MC ❤️
"Madam, this is a wendys."
Damn, this just reminded me that I only have just over 7 more years to find a husband so I can make jokes about murdering him in my fancy widow robe.
As a Cassandra, I need to use this as an alarm or something, I love this so much 😂❤️
The ASMRish turn, hair flip, and "Hello" was the perfect thing, along with the wink at the end she immediately knew what to do with Femm Fatale.
Oh dear god, my name is Derek and when she looked at the camera and said that lmao
Vic is so pretty
Thank you 🥰
Maybe the kind of comment you keep to yourself.
A 2nd grader says to his teacher, "Ms. Vanderploop, you're so pretty."
But an adult knows saying something like that is kind of weird. How's Ms. Vanderploop supposed to respond to something like that? What exactly do you want her to do? And why do the rest of us need to know what's going through the lizard part of your brain?
@@declupYou were right, that was the kind of comment you should've kept to yourself.
@@declupAlso, nobody cares
@@macskasbogre133 -- Vic might. Or Vic might not. But what we say online about people affects them.
I always enjoyed “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” And this to me is a more modernized feel to that show. Awesome improv 👏
THEY kill me every time
Dammit why is the 30s femme fatale such a hot archetype? 😂 Sorry, it’s so silly but I’m like into it
It's an archetype literally designed to be hot, but deadly. A honeytrap. Not being into it, probably means you're either not into women or the impression was done poorly. Femme fatale is a figurative venus flytrap for men.
@@futuza ...And some women.
@@epsilon-eleven they're not really the intended target if you're not subverting the trope, but hey, if the flytrap catches a wasp instead of a fly it's not going to complain :P
@@futuza I'm into women, the ones that behave like a normal adult. When they try to be seductive it just makes me cringe
@@bacicinvatteneaca this, except instead of seduction, the thing I'm not so into is the consequenceless murder. Different folks, different strokes I guess.
For some reason, when seeing the prompt, I thought that the one who murdered the husband was the PI...
Apparently Vic uses they/them pronouns. I went thru a series of mental gymnastics trying to figure out the prompt until I read a comment disclosing that, and the sentence makes a lot more sense
That could be a really fun twist at the end though - it turns out Cassandraaaaaa just talks like a fuckin' weirdo and the PI was the killer the whole time
Another reason why they/them pronouns are confusing and stupid.
@@tinky2914 bro what 💀
It's the sentence structure. It should be 'A 1930s femme fatale (who definitely murdered their husband) hiring a PI to investigate the death of their husband.' Or: 'A 1930s femme fatale hiring a PI to investigate the death of their husband. The femme fatale definitely murdered their husband.'
The way she says cassandra kills me hahaha
My GOD! She is fantastic. So fast, her wiley brain.
" a dog help a dame out..." took me by surprise. I loved that lol😂😂😂
when I heard the words “a dog help” I was thinking of a much worse word than “dame”
Sam is making the shows he wants to see in the world. An honorable venture that seems to be working out well for him so far!
She is so talented. Always love her improv
They/them
@@lapatron555 ok and
@@lapatron555 yknow, some people don’t care
@@yayalu8650 exactly. So keep out of it.
What is her name? Like full name
"a dog help a dame out" had me cackling
“Cassandraaaaa”
I love Vic so so much
As a Cassandra, I can confirm this is how we acted back then. (and even now)
These prompts are getting longer and way more impressive that they can just roll with it and nail it every time!
Why is she so talented
I googled “Vic Michaelis Cassandra” because every so often my brain MUST hear that pronunciation
The way they continue to dramatically turn their head for emphasis gives me life
I read it as pi as in 3.14159....
2653589
This also reminds me a little of the go-get-em reporters in Bojack Horseman lol
YES YES YES
The way she says Cassandra is amazing
“Welp another night where I expect only my drink to be dark and stormy. Ooh someone’s at the door, better answer it.”
They did a phenomenal job! 😂🖤👏🏻 dyING!
its a cruelty to humanity that we didnt see brennan perform this as well
She stands like a lily's garden advertisement
“A dog help a dame out” Derek and Cassandra need to have a show!
There have been funnier interpretations in make some noise but this is just... professionally excellent. Honestly enthralled
Digging the millenial librarian vibes of this 1930s femme fatale
The "oh no" got me good
I could watch this on repeat. “Casandraaaaa” 😂😂😂
Lordy, they're hawwwwt.
15 seconds in and already I am rooting for Cassandra
One of the best “oh no..” I’ve ever heard
The little pout after saying he’s dead 😂
You know what, now hear me out, I think she killed her husband
What she heard:
“Do your best impression of Katie Marovitch”
Because u clearly know dropout, I just want you to know if u continue to watch vic, they use they/them pronouns, not she/her
from the “oh hello” onward it was perfection 💀
Dayum, she's gorgeous. Talented actress too
I can't get over how Sam says Fatale. I'm just mad about it.
Made me think I'd been saying it wrong this whole time. Maybe it's just pronounced like that where he's from.
??? that’s how it’s pronounced
@@imsadlol4528 Femme Fatale is French, so try pronouncing it French-ish: [fam fatal].
Pro tip: Google Translate has text to speech :)
@@evildeathcuddles886 Where's Sam from?
Cambridge, Massachusetts
A 2022 femme fatale☝️
How the hell does Vic sound like they have an old film audio filter on them??? They're all so talented. I'm happy they made MSN a spinoff from GC.
Vic has really been understanding the assignments
I wasn't paying attention to the video and I swear to God I heard her voice and thought it was Katie for a second lol
I am obsessed by al the short sighs of all contestants in response to the host, right before the prompt shows
Vic continues to be the best 😅
I could listen to them voicing Cassaaandraaa all day!
Guys... I just discovered Game Changer this week and am addicted to it.... Are these clips the latest? I mean, are they from recent episodes? I am confused, I thought Zac left College Humour... 😅
Sorry if ever I am not making any sense 😅
these clips are from "make some noise" which is a spin-off of the noise boys episodes, respectively :) lots of good stuff
@@sipidity1665 you can't just randomly say "respectively"
Almost everyone on College Humor is part-time/freelance, now, and also working on other projects. Zac still shows up quite a bit. He's part of the main cast for Dimension 20.
@@evildeathcuddles886 respectively, i do what i want
@@sipidity1665 "with respect" is feeling so left out