A detail I love is how the ASS, just get worse and worse living conditions with each entry, from a very fancy-looking house, a decently large and accomidating suburban home, to just outright being homeless by now. I also love that this whole mess was fixed by things TDC already had at their disposal.
Another small detail is that their weapons get worse as well. They all had "high tech" weapons at first like the phlog cow mag and the bison, and then they used normal shotguns Now, the soldier is using the Beggar's bazooka, and only 2 revolves between the 4 of them.
I like the fact that CEO Medic is basically living the best of his life, and even when shit hits the fan it's more like a fun distraction from simply running a Tiny Desk Corp.
He obviously doesn't care if the Anti Spook Squad die, but he clearly enjoys the novelty of hanging out with them, seeing as he met them at the helicopter pad personally
That fake engineer bait is both really clever but also horrifying. The creature knows the good nature of the engineers and exploits it in order to feed.
it reminds me of a scene in Predators where one of them uses Danny Trejo's body as bait, using his voice they recorded from before to call out for help.
5:40 this entire scene is just perfect; - spy's weird face and the way he just openly says "i do not trust you." - medic's crossed fingers and creepy laugh afterwards - spy silently facepalming after hearing "THE DEATH SECTOR" - medic's adorable confused noise upon hearing it too
@@maxmarohn581 There's only 2 possibilities of this mistake I can think of. 1) Medic probably just wanted them to take care of this problem so hard that he's willingly paid them 4x of original payment for doing such a job. 2) He's just too stupid and didn't even cared to watch full ad lol
CEO medic owns a Company big company that he inherited. (he definitly did not pushed the previous CEO to a cliff) if you did some crazy bat shit and cant deal with it, you could hire some dude to clean your ass filed shit with money
@@jackmack4181 maybe the Former CEO did not die from falling to a cliff (which medic has nothing to do) and survive and died from the explosion or its just dr.lalve.
6:30 Me: I have a Steam library. I'm using it right now. It's huge and contains 357 games. I do not need another one! Steam: *A game from your wishlist in on sale* Me: Keep the change.
Every moment is not wasted to make a joke or clever reference and still tells a wild and fun story! The long wait was oh so worth it. Amazing stuff Lalve and Happy Spook- uh... January! I also did not expect CEO medic to not be that badass as well lmao.
Also lots of other stuff to talk or gush about ngl- Admittedly found myself way more invested in the plot than any other movie or show I have seen I will not lie. Was that a "No One Lives Under The Lighthouse" reference at 8:39?
6:44 this is pretty accurate for Doctor Lalve. There is so much creativity in his acid tri- i mean videos, that this room is the only place left free of it.
Okay, that was undeniably hilarious, but a little quick - so lemme see if I can break this down in a narrative format... It's an ordinary day of heavy ordinance within the walls of Tiny Desk Corporation's headquarters - a documentary of the company's history and its founder, Engineer the First, plays over the intercom, and the ever-obedient (And ever-enigmatic) Engineers go about their daily duties with diligence. One in particular, whom we'll call Red-Shirt Randall, is making his usual rounds when an unfamiliar sound greets his ears: A distressed call from someone he can only assume to be his colleague. Tapping into his Engienetics and using his "YEE-cholocation", he tracks down the source of the SOS to a lone individual left to his lonesome in the Totally Not Dangerous Tunnel - but before Randall can deduce what the source of his distress is, the source makes itself known by making Red-Shirt Randall's shirt red with blood - his own blood, to be precise. However, due to the high-tech wizardry keeping the facility flourishing, this event does not go unnoticed, and the C.A.R.P. (Catastrophically Activated Reporter of Problems) sends a report through to the well-known Mr. Monitor. Doing his due diligence, he sprints to the office of his superior - Dr. McMadic - all the while making sure to practice his salesmanship by delivering the bad news in the form of an infomercial. Frightened by the foreseen financial fallout that this incident could bring, McMadic approves the use of the S.P.A.H. (Specially Procured Annihilator of Hellbeasts) Task Force to address the threat. But, due to the actual professionals having the day off, the inexperienced interns end up having to take their place - which doesn't end well. (Guess Total Drama Island was accurate in that respect.) With all other options exhausted, Mr. Monitor looks to the butt-end of the list of people to call - which just so happens to be the A.$.S. (Anti-Spook Squad). The phone call that follows is answered by the Squad's Secretary of Defense (And Offense), Soldier, who just got done with his Sonic Frontiers playthrough. The news of such a high-end gig sends Soldier over the moon and back (In his portable lavatory), and he then proceeds to inform his equally excited (And evicted) colleagues. They quickly made tracks for the remote Uber Island, situated smack in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle. Upon their arrival, Dr. McMadic is so overjoyed to see them that he demonstrates Tiny Desk Corp.'s newest invention: The TDJ, or Tiny Desk Jetpack (Available for Your Femur.99) The display impresses the Squad, apart from Saint Spy, who is cautious around the particularly mad doctor. But despite the pretense, a tour of the facility follows, showing off the many wonders of Tiny Desk Corp.'s Research and Development wing - including the luxurious Pyro Lounge, the in-house gift shop ran by Red-Shirt Randall's brother, Holstered-Heater Houston, and the legendary Thinking Room of Creativity, which gained its status for forming a black hole due to the sheer amount of nothingness it contained. With the formalities dispensed, Dr. McMadic leads the Squad to the scene of the squabble, then swiftly skedaddles to his serene sanctuary (Office) to monitor their progress. The Squad are not particularly bothered by their particularly maniacal benefactor, as this wouldn't be their first job for someone gone in the head... this week. Soldier, however, IS particularly bothered, as all of his instructions and signals come in the form of terrified screams. Thankfully, he gets over it rather quickly, and follows the nose of the Heavy along the trail of Baguette Bones, searching for clues. Not long later, the team switches from auto-pilot to full auto at the first sight of movement, only to then waste their ammo supply on a harmless and endangered Box Spy, distant relative to the Spycrab. Unfazed by this, the team continue to explore the underbelly of the facility, eventually coming across another Baguette Bone (Boneguette?). Trusting his comrade, Soldier sends in the ever-trustworthy Heavy, who demonstrates his dependability by approaching the scene of the mauling whilst counting to one hundred - in varying intervals. Upon reaching the scene, the Heavy switches from using his brain to using his eyes, determining the scene to be normal but simultaneously forgetting his Anti-Trolldier training and forgetting to look up. And as it happened, that general area is just where the monstrosity behind the mauling was residing. Thankfully, Heavy rolls a Natural 20 on his Athletics check and momentarily morphs into a Scout, giving the rest of the team the warning that they should probably be getting out of dodge. Soldier's earlier experience with Sonic Frontiers and his ability to transfer those skills to his team allows them to succeed in the quick-time event of slamming the door on the pursuing beast, but not in finding any ammo for their weapons, as Engie's inventory does not boast the required Scout Sacrifice, and they are a ways away from the Church of the Engineer Gods on the complex grounds. Backed into a corner, the Heavy decides he wants to be a millionare and phones a friend - specifically, the Drunk Exorcist Demoman, who just so happened to be flying overhead with his private jet on his way to his Caribbean Vacation. Always one to help a friend in need, Demo demonstrates his new explosive skydiving technique, which blasts him towards the ground at a sufficient speed to tunnel through it and reach the Squad. After a swig of Whisky to forget the fact that he just broke every bone in his body on impact, he uses his special exorcism technique, "Heart of the Holy (Hand Grenade)", and clears the room before pulling the heartstring (Trigger). However, the resulting blast did not have the intended effect of turning the monster into fleshy confetti, as once the smoke clears, it becomes obvious that the monster is nowhere to be seen. Once again petrified with momentary fear, Soldier orders the new five-strong squad deeper into the base, hiding in a decrepit depot of the dead. Upon noticing the last word of that title, as well as the bodies, Soldier orders Engie to give Dr. McMadic a ring. Unfortunately, the call awakens the doctor from a state of slumber, leaving Mr. Monitor to provide the answers as he searches for his morning coffee. As it turns out, the spooky scary skeletons sharing the room were a byproduct of Engineer the First's metaphorical first drafts of the Tiny Desk Engineer. Then, still in a delirious half-asleep state, McMadic reminds the Squad of the conditions under which they will be paid, then makes those conditions exponentially harder to reach by accidentally activating the Tiny Desk Corporation's Extermination Program, releasing the C.O.N.A.G.H.E.R. (Causation Of Next-level Annihilation, Gouging, and Hellbent Eviction of Rebels) prototypes, who then begin wreaking havoc on the facility. Taking the safety of his subordinates (finances) into his own hands, McMadic makes use of his heretofore top secret weapons division and begins making his way to the Computer Room. Meanwhile, still within the cavernous depths of the facility, the Squad has formulated a plan over the course of ten seconds, which starts with Engineer using his prized miniature Train Drone to scout the area and look for the monster - it was the little engine that could, after all. The others then split up and investigate the nearby rooms to judge their potential as a murder location - with the exception of Heavy, who channels his inner Siberian Husky to track down the Pyro Lounge whilst re-enacting his playthrough of Metal Gear Solid 3. After using his trusty Not-so-Angry Bird to bomb the pigs surrounding the lounge and recruiting, the plan is one step closer to completion. Back on the ground floor, McMadic has endured many trials to reach the Computer Room (With no luck finding that fourth Chaos Emerald), but is rewarded not with a simple shutdown procedure for the C.O.N.A.G.H.E.R. prototypes, and is instead greeted with the digitized ghost of Engineer the First, who presumably kept a backup of his soul in the Cloud. What follows is a calm negotiation in which Mr. First, accompanied by his entourage of armed robotic guards, calmly expresses his displeasure with McMadic's hostile takeover of the company. Hearing this and considering the situation, McMadic responds to Mr. First's claims with a formal rocket-propelled grenade whilst his own posse of Mikhail Marionettes ties up the loose ends. And with Mr. First no longer having any influence over Tiny Desk Corporation, the Extermination Program ceases in a show of celebratory fireworks, allowing the Squad to carry out their plan. With everything in place, Demoman looks deep into the dank darkness of the underground before downing a particularly Demoman-ish serving size of alcohol and using yet another of his patended Exorcism techniques: The "Bellowing Belch", a burp so gutteral it can shatter windows in a five-mile radius. This was sufficient to catch the attention of the monster, and using a series of audio lures and bay doors (As well as a momentary dose of steroids by the Engineer), the Squad lead the unspeakable beast into a corner - and right into the business end of a small battalion of flamethrowers. The day was saved, but the pay was minimal - whether this was due to McMadic's corporate greed or the cost of the cleanup is yet to be determined. Soldier thinks about objecting, but before he can, he's given a one-way ticket back home via a Saint Spy Slap, who would take any opportunity to not have to look at McMadic. In understanding, the rest of the Squad follows, having completed a hard day's work. ...the next day's work, on the other hand... Fin (I spent two hours on this)
Hey, congratulations on the recap. Although I think that the monster itself was the first draft for the tiny desk engineer gone wrong. And the A.S.S.’s services were only 25 cents: so one dollar was too much for soldier. But saint spy made the right call to yeet him before he protested. Other than that, excellent work. I like the acronyms you used
3:51 The guy with a TV for a head holds up another TV in front of him to show the A.S.S advert instead of using the screen in his own face. Love these little details.
16:05 Soldier explains about the reward but got thrown by Spy because he doesn't want to stay anymore in TDC Spy threw himself up, while Heavy followed Spy Engineer jumped out like Mario
8:41 DUDE this would have been the perfect opportunity for a jetpack joyride reference!!!!!!! Other than that this video is perfect! (Also gotta love the overpowered awesome CEO medic XD )
that moment when you realise there's actual lore in those episodes, aside from the chaotic amount of drug-infused moments that make you question if you're in a fever dream or you're actually watching a youtube video 10/10, would watch the whole series
I just realized that the anti-spook squad were camping out in some junkyard because on last episode their whole neighbourhood just got nuked. They also get more broke in each episode (except this one where they actually get paid). In fabolous spook they're all chilling at some office, and at the end of the episode apparently they wasted $.400,000 worth of ghost ass-kicking equipment. In spooktacular they downgraded (upgraded?) to a gtav apartment, the ending doesn't really tell if they get paid or not since it ended in a cliffhanger but it did show us pre-exorcist demoman, also in that episode MadMedic is shown to just having a party on the apartment so i guess that's implying him blowing through their money. In spooktacular 2: episode 3 it begins with the squad doing a task but gets paid exactly 1 dollar for their services, and of course they get downgraded to just living in some suburban house, dunno who's house but it seems like the same neighbourhood as scout and demoman from spooktacular. Then there's the comercial stating that their services only cost 25c.
their equipment also gets worse (better? it's subjective). in fabulous spook they have the default outfit but with caps (except heavy) and for equipment they got the QuickFix backpack, Medic revive-box thingy from MvM and all of dr. Gordbort's weapons. They drive a pick-up truck in spooktacular they still got those but forgot to bring it and has to resort to using bananas, heavy gained his Berd companion here. They upgraded to a sports car but it got blown up, from here on out they use the bus as their main method of transportation. in spooktacular 2: episode 3, soldier uses the bean-can grenade bandolier, engineer got a new vest, spy got a new coat, and heavy finally has a cap but his sleeves got ripped for some reason. They still has the QuickFix backpack but uses conventional weaponry instead of dr. Gordbort's weapons. (also in this episode, on their house, they have a sign saying "Anti Spook Team" instead of "Anti Spook Squad") there's a chase scene where they use Sniper's camper van, but it's unclear if that's really their van or just their neighbours as they still uses the bus in the beginning. in the Anti Spook Squad commercial, they lost the QuickFix backpack and uses conventional weaponry. Spy gets a new hat and soldier has that vampire hunting accesories on his outfit. And in this episode is the same as the Anti Spook Squad commercial with the exception that they forgot to bring extra ammo. They also got a helicopter from God knows where.
Imagine if the tiny desk enginners invaded our world. it would be filled with screams and explosions. it would be the end of the world if that happened Edit: i really LIKE the part where it simply shows the book of the demons from Bayonetta with the description saying "The drunk exorcist: Demoman"
2:58 Me when I'm done with life but someone mentions dr pepper and donuts. 5:10 When I hear that Doctor Lalve is live. 7:50 That line is why Spy is my favorite 11:10 When a casual game takes too long for me 15:05 having a stressful day like: 15:37 Tip don't screw around with Engi 16:00 Getting 1 dollar for a job like: These were my favorite moments and Doc thanks for helping me get rid of brain cells again, and GREAT job!! 16:05 when you don't wanna stay at a family's place for too long
This has all the silliness of a Gmod animation, all the intrigue and mystery of an SCP, and all the plot and badassery of the best action films. This is what peak performance looks like.
Man I really love when the squad rolls up and soldier says "Get your spectral assout here" *proceeds to rack his rocket launcher* every time without fail this scene is just to good. I've probably watched it over 50 times now and it still hits as had as the first time.
8:03 Love the Monty Python and the holy grail reference you did! Keep up the good work Doctor! Also I had a vision of future making this comment in my sleep.
Man, I am not done watching the video and yet I can't resist to state how much it feels like you had fun making this video. There is a lot of effort and time that has been put into this, and it shows. Thank you for doing the stuff you do.
The bit with the spy security guards constantly fucking up and turning into bread had me in tears. Doctor you are a comedy genius, thank you for these amazing videos.
My guess is that the mysterious creature, inferred to be the prototype of the Tiny Desk Engineer, is actually the Oglaglagadon, from the TDC Introduction video
I love how this tied a bunch of your previous videos together. Medic was hanging out with the Anti-Spook Squad as community service, Engineer the 1st has been plotting his revenge for years, and we finally got a more in-depth look at Tiny Desk Corp.
The plot thickens with the secrets of Tiny Desk Corp.
“Thickens”
Thiccens
Its not all yeeeee’s and explosions
Will we ever uncover how tiny desk engineers are made?
@@realdragon We were. There's a video all about it.
A detail I love is how the ASS, just get worse and worse living conditions with each entry, from a very fancy-looking house, a decently large and accomidating suburban home, to just outright being homeless by now.
I also love that this whole mess was fixed by things TDC already had at their disposal.
what only costing 25 cents does to a mf
Another small detail is that their weapons get worse as well.
They all had "high tech" weapons at first like the phlog cow mag and the bison, and then they used normal shotguns
Now, the soldier is using the Beggar's bazooka, and only 2 revolves between the 4 of them.
There's also Fabulous Spook prior, where it looks as if they have a place of work for their job.
I wonder what next? Ocean?
@@strelitziathekeyblader1657 Ocean abyss
A short film by Doctor Lalve is like a consistent drug trip the whole way through
Everwhere I go I see you
Best drug you can ever have
And I would have it no other way
Hello there
@@natebit8130General Kenobi
I like the fact that CEO Medic is basically living the best of his life, and even when shit hits the fan it's more like a fun distraction from simply running a Tiny Desk Corp.
я с вами полностью солидарен
He obviously doesn't care if the Anti Spook Squad die, but he clearly enjoys the novelty of hanging out with them, seeing as he met them at the helicopter pad personally
@@Mush253he also worked for them at some point before taking over Tiny Desk Corp
Insanity does wonders for his mood.
@@Robotdestroyer0i imagine at minium he be midley displeased by their deaths but beyond that its mostly just buisness
That fake engineer bait is both really clever but also horrifying. The creature knows the good nature of the engineers and exploits it in order to feed.
Even better, we don't know what it looks like at all except it's huge.
it reminds me of a scene in Predators where one of them uses Danny Trejo's body as bait, using his voice they recorded from before to call out for help.
@@The5T4LK3R It's probably a ghost of robot scout, time to wait for Spooktacular 4
SCP-939 be like:
Isn't it like the very first tiny desk engineer or something I mean that's what the sales guy was implying
5:40
this entire scene is just perfect;
- spy's weird face and the way he just openly says "i do not trust you."
- medic's crossed fingers and creepy laugh afterwards
- spy silently facepalming after hearing "THE DEATH SECTOR"
- medic's adorable confused noise upon hearing it too
Agreed
dont forget the engineer just casually putting his hat on ...something about it just seems to humanly smooth but is a nice small touch
CEO medic:we have one of those?
Alexey: hmmm
Can't believe that Soldier actually realized that they weren't paid enough. Smart man.
Even smarter Spy to shut him up before they died.
actually i believe their services cost a mere 25 cents so medic giving him a dollar was actually too much, or at least i think thats what happened
@@maxmarohn581 ah, makes more sense. so much more sense.
@@maxmarohn581 There's only 2 possibilities of this mistake I can think of.
1) Medic probably just wanted them to take care of this problem so hard that he's willingly paid them 4x of original payment for doing such a job.
2) He's just too stupid and didn't even cared to watch full ad lol
take it or leave
@@reknostarfox4690
Or he's just so stupidly greedy that he would kill himself if his finances dropped only 0.00000000000000000000000000000001%
2:15 I love how Engie screams “Yeee” down the shaft expecting a response like it’s a mating call or something
It's the call of Engineer, a language only engineers can understand...
@@Gaming.Gamer.
YEEEEEEEW
@@denyhaguilar679 YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
@@Gaming.Gamer. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
@@themechbuilder6171 YEEEEEEEEEEEE
CEO Medic: * Hired Anti Spook Squad to let's them fix the ghost problem *
Also CEO Medic: * Cause shits by himself *
Engineer the first’s AI: causes a robot uprising
CEO Medic: Deals with it like he’s John Wick and Batman.
Madic for smash
CEO medic owns a Company big company that he inherited. (he definitly did not pushed the previous CEO to a cliff) if you did some crazy bat shit and cant deal with it, you could hire some dude to clean your ass filed shit with money
@@filipinofarmer6483 I thought engineer the first died via explosion (which was definitely not Madic’s fault)
@@jackmack4181 maybe the Former CEO did not die from falling to a cliff (which medic has nothing to do) and survive and died from the explosion or its just dr.lalve.
10:49 I like how Medic isn’t convinced until he hears about loosing profit
At first I didn't notice that subtlety :D
spies turning into baguettes never gets old
*french people being disassembled into their component parts
@@jonathanwells223 a fascinating construction
*I have returned*
@@ignitionfrn2223 Blam!!
@@patrik9328
Kill, me. (GRAB) Thank you. *AAAA- (Dies)*
Soldier is a very honest businessman, he said 25 cents and was about to tell the Medic that he overpayed
The Spooktacular Saga is slowly turning into Resident Fortress 2, and I love it!
6:30 how this line fits so well
I can’t think of any pertinent compliments other than that you only ever get better and this is your best one yet.
Best one *yeet* if you please.
His mad skills grow every time an engineer performs a square dance
agreed
@@GreaterElk www 😂q 😂😂😂
@@An_Average_Arsonist q 😂wqwq
3:08 That was like the best thing i have ever seen.
Im still crying over the tears of joy
I legit was laughing way too hard on that one, loved the clumsy spies
"Kill me."
*monster noise*
"Thank you."
Too dam good xD the baget jokes with the spy always gets me hahahah every time
Stop that!
@@textodeejemplojajariansexd6894 "why?!"
6:30
Me: I have a Steam library. I'm using it right now. It's huge and contains 357 games. I do not need another one!
Steam: *A game from your wishlist in on sale*
Me: Keep the change.
It's the same for me but with Transformers from around 2007-2011
@@nikolailawrey2691 lel the bayverse phase
Alexey: Spy pls don't get angry
11:24 - 11:59 That whole sequence had no business being this well animated
Omg the cosmetics of the tiny desk engineers piloting normal size engineers is perfect
The presence of lava around the outside of the Tiny Desk Corporation HQ implies the usage of geothermal power. Very environmentally friendly indeed!
Tiny desks are now my addiction.
Same
I bought like 4312 of them
Tiny desk addiction: For only 9.9 million in cash for a one day use
I read that as something else 0_o
You have a "Tiny Desk Addiction"
I’m hooked, i’m shocked at how utterly badass Lalve made mad medic at 11:15, it was like watching the joker waltz his way out of arkham
11:38 he has the Iron Lizard as his weapon, he's way more than a badass
Every moment is not wasted to make a joke or clever reference and still tells a wild and fun story! The long wait was oh so worth it. Amazing stuff Lalve and Happy Spook- uh... January!
I also did not expect CEO medic to not be that badass as well lmao.
TBH you have to be badass to be Tiny Desk Corp CEO
Hello again
15:57 Medic: *hands over just one dollar to the team. Thank you! :3
Soldier: 👁️👃🏻👁️
The funny thing is that in their advertisement they ask for 25 cents, so in all technicality they’re getting overpaid
@@Xxgxxaxx25 cents for one anti spook mann maybe?
Soldier: That is no-
@@GarrisonValentinelli-pk1bf
Spy: **Throws Soldier over railing**
Also Spy: The moment has passed. *_M O V E!_*
@@Crimson_Sun2486
Heavy: O O O O O O O O O O O O-
8:17
God I wasn't expecting a Mob Psycho 100 reference in TF2 video. DoctorLalve proving himself to be a man of culture yet again.
Also lots of other stuff to talk or gush about ngl-
Admittedly found myself way more invested in the plot than any other movie or show I have seen I will not lie.
Was that a "No One Lives Under The Lighthouse" reference at 8:39?
@Fenrir's Rage Has to be. It takes the perspective of the monster and the arms reminds me of the creature from that game.
Same lol I loved that
Bro I was crying so damn hard at 8:36 the way heavy ran is so understandable
That part was hilarious as hell.
Alexey: oh hell no
6:44 this is pretty accurate for Doctor Lalve. There is so much creativity in his acid tri- i mean videos, that this room is the only place left free of it.
Sniper: piss off!
Alexey: shut up sniper idiot!!
'Alexey got close door'
Alexey: shut up sniper idoit
Sniper: P*as off
Engine: ...
*Close door*
11:20 this scene goes way too hard. We would love to see some more character development.
the poses he makes are refference to some anime or movie and i can't figure which one
Agreed
What is the name of the music exactly?
@@theenderdestruction2362 no clue
@@dimensionalchaos8422 dang it
11:44 my favorite part
The first introduction of the main conflict is actually terrifying. The engi calling for help as bait in the darkness.
Im actually impressed how well Dr. Lalve can deliver you a story but in a way that you can undestand it even though it is a big mess (the good one)
Okay, that was undeniably hilarious, but a little quick - so lemme see if I can break this down in a narrative format...
It's an ordinary day of heavy ordinance within the walls of Tiny Desk Corporation's headquarters - a documentary of the company's history and its founder, Engineer the First, plays over the intercom, and the ever-obedient (And ever-enigmatic) Engineers go about their daily duties with diligence. One in particular, whom we'll call Red-Shirt Randall, is making his usual rounds when an unfamiliar sound greets his ears: A distressed call from someone he can only assume to be his colleague. Tapping into his Engienetics and using his "YEE-cholocation", he tracks down the source of the SOS to a lone individual left to his lonesome in the Totally Not Dangerous Tunnel - but before Randall can deduce what the source of his distress is, the source makes itself known by making Red-Shirt Randall's shirt red with blood - his own blood, to be precise.
However, due to the high-tech wizardry keeping the facility flourishing, this event does not go unnoticed, and the C.A.R.P. (Catastrophically Activated Reporter of Problems) sends a report through to the well-known Mr. Monitor. Doing his due diligence, he sprints to the office of his superior - Dr. McMadic - all the while making sure to practice his salesmanship by delivering the bad news in the form of an infomercial. Frightened by the foreseen financial fallout that this incident could bring, McMadic approves the use of the S.P.A.H. (Specially Procured Annihilator of Hellbeasts) Task Force to address the threat. But, due to the actual professionals having the day off, the inexperienced interns end up having to take their place - which doesn't end well. (Guess Total Drama Island was accurate in that respect.) With all other options exhausted, Mr. Monitor looks to the butt-end of the list of people to call - which just so happens to be the A.$.S. (Anti-Spook Squad).
The phone call that follows is answered by the Squad's Secretary of Defense (And Offense), Soldier, who just got done with his Sonic Frontiers playthrough. The news of such a high-end gig sends Soldier over the moon and back (In his portable lavatory), and he then proceeds to inform his equally excited (And evicted) colleagues. They quickly made tracks for the remote Uber Island, situated smack in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle. Upon their arrival, Dr. McMadic is so overjoyed to see them that he demonstrates Tiny Desk Corp.'s newest invention: The TDJ, or Tiny Desk Jetpack (Available for Your Femur.99) The display impresses the Squad, apart from Saint Spy, who is cautious around the particularly mad doctor. But despite the pretense, a tour of the facility follows, showing off the many wonders of Tiny Desk Corp.'s Research and Development wing - including the luxurious Pyro Lounge, the in-house gift shop ran by Red-Shirt Randall's brother, Holstered-Heater Houston, and the legendary Thinking Room of Creativity, which gained its status for forming a black hole due to the sheer amount of nothingness it contained.
With the formalities dispensed, Dr. McMadic leads the Squad to the scene of the squabble, then swiftly skedaddles to his serene sanctuary (Office) to monitor their progress. The Squad are not particularly bothered by their particularly maniacal benefactor, as this wouldn't be their first job for someone gone in the head... this week. Soldier, however, IS particularly bothered, as all of his instructions and signals come in the form of terrified screams. Thankfully, he gets over it rather quickly, and follows the nose of the Heavy along the trail of Baguette Bones, searching for clues. Not long later, the team switches from auto-pilot to full auto at the first sight of movement, only to then waste their ammo supply on a harmless and endangered Box Spy, distant relative to the Spycrab. Unfazed by this, the team continue to explore the underbelly of the facility, eventually coming across another Baguette Bone (Boneguette?). Trusting his comrade, Soldier sends in the ever-trustworthy Heavy, who demonstrates his dependability by approaching the scene of the mauling whilst counting to one hundred - in varying intervals. Upon reaching the scene, the Heavy switches from using his brain to using his eyes, determining the scene to be normal but simultaneously forgetting his Anti-Trolldier training and forgetting to look up. And as it happened, that general area is just where the monstrosity behind the mauling was residing. Thankfully, Heavy rolls a Natural 20 on his Athletics check and momentarily morphs into a Scout, giving the rest of the team the warning that they should probably be getting out of dodge. Soldier's earlier experience with Sonic Frontiers and his ability to transfer those skills to his team allows them to succeed in the quick-time event of slamming the door on the pursuing beast, but not in finding any ammo for their weapons, as Engie's inventory does not boast the required Scout Sacrifice, and they are a ways away from the Church of the Engineer Gods on the complex grounds.
Backed into a corner, the Heavy decides he wants to be a millionare and phones a friend - specifically, the Drunk Exorcist Demoman, who just so happened to be flying overhead with his private jet on his way to his Caribbean Vacation. Always one to help a friend in need, Demo demonstrates his new explosive skydiving technique, which blasts him towards the ground at a sufficient speed to tunnel through it and reach the Squad. After a swig of Whisky to forget the fact that he just broke every bone in his body on impact, he uses his special exorcism technique, "Heart of the Holy (Hand Grenade)", and clears the room before pulling the heartstring (Trigger). However, the resulting blast did not have the intended effect of turning the monster into fleshy confetti, as once the smoke clears, it becomes obvious that the monster is nowhere to be seen. Once again petrified with momentary fear, Soldier orders the new five-strong squad deeper into the base, hiding in a decrepit depot of the dead. Upon noticing the last word of that title, as well as the bodies, Soldier orders Engie to give Dr. McMadic a ring. Unfortunately, the call awakens the doctor from a state of slumber, leaving Mr. Monitor to provide the answers as he searches for his morning coffee. As it turns out, the spooky scary skeletons sharing the room were a byproduct of Engineer the First's metaphorical first drafts of the Tiny Desk Engineer. Then, still in a delirious half-asleep state, McMadic reminds the Squad of the conditions under which they will be paid, then makes those conditions exponentially harder to reach by accidentally activating the Tiny Desk Corporation's Extermination Program, releasing the C.O.N.A.G.H.E.R. (Causation Of Next-level Annihilation, Gouging, and Hellbent Eviction of Rebels) prototypes, who then begin wreaking havoc on the facility. Taking the safety of his subordinates (finances) into his own hands, McMadic makes use of his heretofore top secret weapons division and begins making his way to the Computer Room.
Meanwhile, still within the cavernous depths of the facility, the Squad has formulated a plan over the course of ten seconds, which starts with Engineer using his prized miniature Train Drone to scout the area and look for the monster - it was the little engine that could, after all. The others then split up and investigate the nearby rooms to judge their potential as a murder location - with the exception of Heavy, who channels his inner Siberian Husky to track down the Pyro Lounge whilst re-enacting his playthrough of Metal Gear Solid 3. After using his trusty Not-so-Angry Bird to bomb the pigs surrounding the lounge and recruiting, the plan is one step closer to completion.
Back on the ground floor, McMadic has endured many trials to reach the Computer Room (With no luck finding that fourth Chaos Emerald), but is rewarded not with a simple shutdown procedure for the C.O.N.A.G.H.E.R. prototypes, and is instead greeted with the digitized ghost of Engineer the First, who presumably kept a backup of his soul in the Cloud. What follows is a calm negotiation in which Mr. First, accompanied by his entourage of armed robotic guards, calmly expresses his displeasure with McMadic's hostile takeover of the company. Hearing this and considering the situation, McMadic responds to Mr. First's claims with a formal rocket-propelled grenade whilst his own posse of Mikhail Marionettes ties up the loose ends. And with Mr. First no longer having any influence over Tiny Desk Corporation, the Extermination Program ceases in a show of celebratory fireworks, allowing the Squad to carry out their plan.
With everything in place, Demoman looks deep into the dank darkness of the underground before downing a particularly Demoman-ish serving size of alcohol and using yet another of his patended Exorcism techniques: The "Bellowing Belch", a burp so gutteral it can shatter windows in a five-mile radius. This was sufficient to catch the attention of the monster, and using a series of audio lures and bay doors (As well as a momentary dose of steroids by the Engineer), the Squad lead the unspeakable beast into a corner - and right into the business end of a small battalion of flamethrowers.
The day was saved, but the pay was minimal - whether this was due to McMadic's corporate greed or the cost of the cleanup is yet to be determined. Soldier thinks about objecting, but before he can, he's given a one-way ticket back home via a Saint Spy Slap, who would take any opportunity to not have to look at McMadic. In understanding, the rest of the Squad follows, having completed a hard day's work.
...the next day's work, on the other hand...
Fin
(I spent two hours on this)
Hey, congratulations on the recap. Although I think that the monster itself was the first draft for the tiny desk engineer gone wrong. And the A.S.S.’s services were only 25 cents: so one dollar was too much for soldier. But saint spy made the right call to yeet him before he protested.
Other than that, excellent work. I like the acronyms you used
Ok
Now you definitely have to analyze the lore of the other Spooktober episodes
Two hours well spent!
THE LORE
You deserve a medal for this.
4:59 had me dying💀,I just think it’s funny that the helicopters just free flying in the air
Also I thought I could faintly hear spy screaming.
Fucking trebuchet the helicopter
Love the consistency of needing a Scout to get an Engie machine such as dispenser
12:36 Demo see's dead bodys : *"CONGA"*
Nope
11:54 **T-poses* *like* *a* *true* *gamer**
7:47 that Baby Station 2 reference is nice.
Also doubles as Malvinas/Falkland PTSD, the heavy I mean
I think it is a reference to the spinning heavy video
Don't you hate it when a video is so fun to watch, that you can't help but smile the entire time. And so your cheeks hurt, but you just keep smiling.
The medic's purging sequence had no reason to go this hard, yet it was epic. Amazing work as always.
3:51 The guy with a TV for a head holds up another TV in front of him to show the A.S.S advert instead of using the screen in his own face. Love these little details.
Ain't no way I'm gonna spend 17 minutes of my life watching a masterpiece of a video with lots of dedication to it!!
EDIT: I just did
you should have said, there is no way i will only watch it once
And who said I'm not going to
It deserves a drink
16:05 Soldier explains about the reward but got thrown by Spy because he doesn't want to stay anymore in TDC
Spy threw himself up, while Heavy followed Spy
Engineer jumped out like Mario
5:55 of course he would find a hell hole like that beautiful
Black Mesa in a nutshell:
10:08 that realisation when you realise engineer was supposed to be a tiny engineer desk
You left us with so many questions. Pure excellence all around, Doc. Thanks for doing such hard work to brighten our day and make us laugh.
An outstanding Spook video! XD
Great job!
Always trust the Anti Spook Squad !
Yes
Question: Do the anti spook squad has lost their "ghost" weapons ? They now are using the regular weapons in this episode...
@@ignitionfrn2223 they likely had to sell them as they seem to be now living in a dump here
Hehehe
This is your best video yet
-plot
-story development
-explosions
-engineers
-tiny desk corporation
-it has it all
12:10 it didn't work because Madic only played the main quest rather than doing a 100% playthrough along with the DLC...
I lost it at 3:11 XD XD Imagine a mod in TF2 where everytime spy dies he turns into baguettes
A simpler mod is to replace Spy's gib models with baguettes.
"door that requires a key code followed by an entire Skyrim playthrough to open" is so funny holy shit
8:41 DUDE this would have been the perfect opportunity for a jetpack joyride reference!!!!!!! Other than that this video is perfect! (Also gotta love the overpowered awesome CEO medic XD )
7:04 caught me completely off guard, and still cracks me up any time I watch it. Hats off to you Dr. Lalve!
that moment when you realise there's actual lore in those episodes, aside from the chaotic amount of drug-infused moments that make you question if you're in a fever dream or you're actually watching a youtube video
10/10, would watch the whole series
9:05 I was not expecting the saw cleaver in this video. The more I watch, the better this gets. Great job Doctor Lalve
6:22 looks unironically comfy af
Heavy reaction: 6:29
@@optixxxx5672 my boi heavy felt out of place and embarrassed to interrupt such a solemn party of pyros. respect to him
It's the perfect place for a pyro main like me!
I wanna go there!
@autumnaldusk
"Hey, guys. Sorry to stumble in on you. Now lemme get outta your way.
I just realized that the anti-spook squad were camping out in some junkyard because on last episode their whole neighbourhood just got nuked. They also get more broke in each episode (except this one where they actually get paid).
In fabolous spook they're all chilling at some office, and at the end of the episode apparently they wasted $.400,000 worth of ghost ass-kicking equipment.
In spooktacular they downgraded (upgraded?) to a gtav apartment, the ending doesn't really tell if they get paid or not since it ended in a cliffhanger but it did show us pre-exorcist demoman, also in that episode MadMedic is shown to just having a party on the apartment so i guess that's implying him blowing through their money.
In spooktacular 2: episode 3 it begins with the squad doing a task but gets paid exactly 1 dollar for their services, and of course they get downgraded to just living in some suburban house, dunno who's house but it seems like the same neighbourhood as scout and demoman from spooktacular.
Then there's the comercial stating that their services only cost 25c.
their equipment also gets worse (better? it's subjective).
in fabulous spook they have the default outfit but with caps (except heavy) and for equipment they got the QuickFix backpack, Medic revive-box thingy from MvM and all of dr. Gordbort's weapons. They drive a pick-up truck
in spooktacular they still got those but forgot to bring it and has to resort to using bananas, heavy gained his Berd companion here. They upgraded to a sports car but it got blown up, from here on out they use the bus as their main method of transportation.
in spooktacular 2: episode 3, soldier uses the bean-can grenade bandolier, engineer got a new vest, spy got a new coat, and heavy finally has a cap but his sleeves got ripped for some reason. They still has the QuickFix backpack but uses conventional weaponry instead of dr. Gordbort's weapons. (also in this episode, on their house, they have a sign saying "Anti Spook Team" instead of "Anti Spook Squad") there's a chase scene where they use Sniper's camper van, but it's unclear if that's really their van or just their neighbours as they still uses the bus in the beginning.
in the Anti Spook Squad commercial, they lost the QuickFix backpack and uses conventional weaponry. Spy gets a new hat and soldier has that vampire hunting accesories on his outfit.
And in this episode is the same as the Anti Spook Squad commercial with the exception that they forgot to bring extra ammo. They also got a helicopter from God knows where.
Imagine if the tiny desk enginners invaded our world. it would be filled with screams and explosions. it would be the end of the world if that happened
Edit: i really LIKE the part where it simply shows the book of the demons from Bayonetta with the description saying "The drunk exorcist: Demoman"
Ahh yes the drunk exorcist: demoman is the most powerful of the bunch but has such a hatred for demons he became a sworn enemy of them
11:28 this has no right to be as cool as it is
Doc now have what he need to be a prodigious antagonist !
Can't wait to see his next plans !
I love how Demoman is somehow both a exorcist and a being of Inferno
15:28 Engineers to the entire team
The 11:24 sequence absolutely slaps.
*Loud Soldier wheezing and desk slamming* It's been worth the wait
*Wheezing and screaming intensifies*
6:43 i have never felt so threated in my Entire life
The way the engineer disappeared after heavy ran by him had me rolling
Engie doesn't need a Teleporter, he IS a Teleporter!
12:37 I laughed too hard at this
2:58 Me when I'm done with life but someone mentions dr pepper and donuts.
5:10 When I hear that Doctor Lalve is live.
7:50 That line is why Spy is my favorite
11:10 When a casual game takes too long for me
15:05 having a stressful day like:
15:37 Tip don't screw around with Engi
16:00 Getting 1 dollar for a job like:
These were my favorite moments and Doc thanks for helping me get rid of brain cells again, and GREAT job!!
16:05 when you don't wanna stay at a family's place for too long
This has all the silliness of a Gmod animation, all the intrigue and mystery of an SCP, and all the plot and badassery of the best action films.
This is what peak performance looks like.
3:11 my squad when they don’t take missions seriously
7:32 soldier running through a pipe blindly is the funniest shit yet
11:48 Absolutely obliterated
4:47 Money will not wait!
6:35 ☹️
7:18 *OAOH* 🤡
10:09 15:57 Medic actually kept promise.
11:04 *OH! WAIT!* 🤯
11:09 *GO! HO!* 😊
Dude that medic boss started a villain but by 11:15 I find I'm rooting for him all the way lol
Man I really love when the squad rolls up and soldier says "Get your spectral assout here" *proceeds to rack his rocket launcher* every time without fail this scene is just to good. I've probably watched it over 50 times now and it still hits as had as the first time.
8:03
Love the Monty Python and the holy grail reference you did! Keep up the good work Doctor!
Also I had a vision of future making this comment in my sleep.
"I'm of two minds about this, and both are NO!"
RELATABLE
Your insane mind strikes again, Doctor Lalve’s finest work yet!! Kitty would always be proud!!! ✨✨✨✨
3:00 I didn't notice it before but Medic's responding to the on-screen text, lmao.
Man, I am not done watching the video and yet I can't resist to state how much it feels like you had fun making this video. There is a lot of effort and time that has been put into this, and it shows. Thank you for doing the stuff you do.
3:10 I nearly threw up from laughing so damn hard because of this scene 😂
13:08 those poses aren't just for show! They enhanced his STANDO PHOWAAAAA!!
The bit with the spy security guards constantly fucking up and turning into bread had me in tears.
Doctor you are a comedy genius, thank you for these amazing videos.
CEO Medics fight through the robo-engis genuinely feels so badass, especially all the cool technology he uses.
One detail that I just love is that at 14:30 the bullet holes in the ground only just start appearing and follow the gadget as it moves.
3:53 the best add i have watched in my life
15:55 Doctor Guy actually gave them each 25 cents in the form of $1. What a generous sort!
It was worth the wait! Every single scene is filled to the brim with personality, jokes and Incredible animation! Excellent work as usual Lalve!!
My guess is that the mysterious creature, inferred to be the prototype of the Tiny Desk Engineer, is actually the Oglaglagadon, from the TDC Introduction video
8:19 gigachad face heavy, he dont fear nothing
Hello loona
8:30
16:10 Heavy is flying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Heavy: There it is!
Soldier: Where?
Heavy: There!
Soldier: What, behind the baguette?
Heavy: It is the baguette!
i love how this corp feels like aperture science and black mesa mixed together
Aperture Mesa?
Black Science?
Dr.Lalve just has the ability to make me go on a emotional roller coaster by just watching any of his videos.
5:25 I just had a red bull commercial come in as the medic falls to his death, UA-cam has made me laugh at an ad.
Alexey: Idoit
Dr lalve , much like flying kitty and the YTP community , is singlehandedly keeping the gmod animation community alive , mad respect!
16:15
"Wot did aye miss?"
"........ª"
Apples
Thank god, you used the Alucard Hat for the spy, its a masterpiece of a cosmetic
the most consistent thing about almost every doctor lalve video is the sniper saying Apples.
Engineer sacrificing scouts to the turret gods, is fulltime job now.
Definitely worth the weight!
I love how this tied a bunch of your previous videos together. Medic was hanging out with the Anti-Spook Squad as community service, Engineer the 1st has been plotting his revenge for years, and we finally got a more in-depth look at Tiny Desk Corp.