1:17:18 Actually, here in America it's "Ring around the rosies, pocketful of posies, ashes, ashes, we all fall down". When I heard this version I went on a hunt to figure out why they used the "wrong lyrics". It turns out there are a lot of versions, particularly the two different ones used between the UK and US seen here.
@@tylarjackson7928 Ben and Peter addressed it in an episode of WGE (can’t remember which one, but I think it’s from the Vidiots era), they speculated that us Yanks just find something off about the word order of “and so say all of us.”
They’ve become somewhat more common over the past couple decades (I have one and it’s excellent), but they definitely weren’t a thing here in the ‘70s.
Wow, that's crazy. I was thinking that a metal kettle on a stove was very old fashioned, even for the 70s. Most people had electric kettles in the UK in the 70s, it's more of an image that I would associate with the 1950s.
I can't be the only one who cried at the cat charity advert.
You are definitely not the only one.
1:17:18 Actually, here in America it's "Ring around the rosies, pocketful of posies, ashes, ashes, we all fall down". When I heard this version I went on a hunt to figure out why they used the "wrong lyrics". It turns out there are a lot of versions, particularly the two different ones used between the UK and US seen here.
It’s similar to how “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow” in the US uses the lyric “...which nobody can deny” but in the UK it’s “...and so say all of us”
@@MrBeardsley Wow I didn't know that one. I wonder why? I understand cultural differences but your example translates fine both ways.
@@tylarjackson7928 Ben and Peter addressed it in an episode of WGE (can’t remember which one, but I think it’s from the Vidiots era), they speculated that us Yanks just find something off about the word order of “and so say all of us.”
I enjoy that the subtitles call Mary a 'spot and a watch', stinging insult there
I lost it at “shittle hope.” Thanks for saving that for the end.
“The factory situation is serious, Anne! Also it’s just a prank, Anne!”
Fun fact: The US doesn't typically have electric kettles because of the voltage differences. It would take ages to boil otherwise.
They’ve become somewhat more common over the past couple decades (I have one and it’s excellent), but they definitely weren’t a thing here in the ‘70s.
Wow, that's crazy. I was thinking that a metal kettle on a stove was very old fashioned, even for the 70s. Most people had electric kettles in the UK in the 70s, it's more of an image that I would associate with the 1950s.
When i go to the kitchen looking for decent food - little hope
I played this on here as well! I love The Dark Pictures and can't wait for another. I hope you guys enjoy it! 😊💖
Why isn't Angela called Karen....she is the most horrendous character.
She is not
You need to finish the game then 😷
I wish the little girl with the bad Yorkshire accent had given us an “oh, he likes onions”
Were there a few cuts in the video?
Gotta catch up with these boyos... or girlos!
There is ‘little hope’ of this being any good
The game that is
Sorry I was late and couldn’t donate! Still great 👍 and this game is good to hate! Cheers Mate(s) 🥂
Giles the doorman
Wait, did you refer to doom metal gods Khemmis as soft rock?
25:48 is "Candle Nights" a My Brother, My Brother, and Me reference?
1:21:17 Nevermind, this is obviously a MBMBaM reference
“Was that even American?”
Pretty much sums up Republicans. 🙄