that's how the world works. its all about strenght and power. the bully bullies the weak, because hes stronger, and the tall guy punish him, because hes stronger. still, even after being confronted, Nelson didn't back down on his words. even though hes a bully, hes true to self, that's honesty and its something good at least.
@@jancarlosmanon4556 Well considering the densely populated neighborhood, it stands to reason someone or something could have aided the old woman in escaping the can. Then considering that the spot she ends up in is approximately 40 feet away, and given that the average person's walking speed is about 4.5 feet per second, reduced by half to 2.25 feet per second due to her old age, the 30 second differential would mean she could walk to that spot in just over 13 seconds, added in with the time it would take her to get out of the trash can, the answer is no: It is not impossible. It is very possible.
She deserved it because she only paid 50 cent to Bart after all the hard dangerous work he’s done for her. He did it for the Radioactive Man comic book Issue #1
feel him there man, i'm tall too and it's a pain. and the worst part is that even if a car is tall, it doesn't necessarily mean the seat goes down enough to be comfortable
@@clvrswineThat first one isn't even right. No one thinks you're cool for needlessly correcting UA-cam comments that already got the point across perfectly well.
Well i guess you can say that he's now a Baba Yaga, Legend, Myth in that town from what he's done to town's most strongest person. In short span of One Episode. Tall Man- The Baga Yaga, Myth, Legend.
@@elmagnificodep He is a parody of one of the old simpsons writers who was very tall and was actually named Ian just like this character and he is also supposed to be a parody of Don Koehler.
I mean Nelson's been doing it for seasons since his debut right? This scene nails it all down. And yet he didn't stop at doing his thing after this (which i think he should of have for the sake of continuity).
Love how the Tall Guy tried being civil about the situation, but immediately switches gears when Nelson provides a baffling answer to their rhetorical question.
I love how the street was totally empty when the tall guy got out of the car and went after Nelson, then not two minutes later everyone in town was out to watch his punishment. Word sure gets around fast in Springfield doesn't it? The absurd inconsistencies of animated shows never ceases to be hilarious.
Gotta admire his sense of hearing and total lack of hesitation to stop, get out of his car, and chase down a small child just to discipline them for being rude.
I was significantly taller than some female friends i had on highschool(nowadays i'm taller than my dad), they had to speedwalk in order to match my normal walking speed, so yeah, larger legs are naturally fast
I like how well this guy handled Nelson without losing his temper. I also like that Lisa gave Nelson away because he laughed at her haircut. Too bad this show isn't famous for character development.
I find it absolutely funny that the poor old woman is legit stuck upside down in the trash can and the tall man not only ignores her to go after Nelson, but continues to after he caught him.
@@IronMan-tk8uc Eeet no longer exeests. Put it in H. Referring to the artificial country Czechoslovakia, part of which was stolen from Germany in the 1919 anti-German land ripoff. That country is now gone. I still see its Skoda cars and I give a Nelson "Ha ha!" at them.
@@joshlight6892 Its a crossover, like the Dragon Ball Z films its not a part of the continuity of the show. Its like the horror shows, they are not a part of the principal story line, even if the Simpsons world is froze in time and each year is the actual year. In the horror shows main and secondary characters die frequently but it has no impact, but in the actual serie somes event are canon, like the death of Maude Flanders who stay dead.
There's also the episode where all the kids are led by Bart to punish Nelson and his toadies. They got helmets, a crap load of water balloons and some help from the guy that owns the army surplus store
The Very Tall Guy's name isn't stated onscreen (even the episode guide just calls him "Very Tall Guy"), but the Very Tall Guy's name is Ian, as he's modeled after producer Ian Maxtone-Graham, who is very tall himself, standing at 6'8" (2.03 m).
I used to work with a guy who was that tall, wore glasses and had a voice that sounded kind of like that. Instead of a bug, he drove a 2002 Hyundai Accent. This episode came out around the same time I worked with him. I laughed so hard I fell out of my chair the first time I saw it.
The way people abruptly stop in the Simpsons is strangely satisfying / hilarious. Like Homer yelling at the garbage men "Yeah, I'm talking to you, you trash-eating stinkbags-" **screech**
Now March! Hey everybody look at this! It's that boy who laughs at everyone! Let's laugh at him! Everybody: HA HA Wave to the people! Blow them kisses! Nelson: WA WA
I love how this one very tall man single-handedly got an entire town to turn against a child bully and mock him for being a bully and being bullied by an adult. I also like this dude's confident stride at 0:16.
I think of all the many people laughing at Nelson it is Superintendent Chalmers (seen at the very end of this clip) that is the funniest to me. He's such a serious straight man that it is so crazy to see that even he has had enough of Nelson's shit.
For the ones that didn't knew, that tall man is a cartoonization of Ian Maxtone-Graham, one of the writers of the classic era of The Simpsons, he is indeed really tall in real life 1:09 Those two guys that are on the left of Disco Stu are Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein, former writers and showrunners of the simpsons, the animators were told to put the biggest assholes of Springfield in that scene and they put those two
This is one of the funniest moments I always remembered ever since I saw it only once back in my childhood. Something about the way how when the kid simply pointed and went "Ha-ha!," the tall guy just *immediately* pulls the car over and stops. It was so sudden it was like he was on edge and that was the last straw, and all his frustration was going to come out on this kid lol.
@@Unsubscribbled Ok. Lisa having a bad hair day, nelson laughs at her because she feels humilated. DId he ever stop to ask lisa how she was feeling? No. The old lady that fell into the trash can, Nelson laughs because she fell in rather than help out said old lady. Tall guy can't afford a car due to bad credit. What does nelson do? Laugh. FInally someone stood up to his BS and made him take a walk in someone else's shoes. I bet you didn't watch classic Simpsons because if you did, you would see how much of a jerk he was back then. Which makes sense on why he was pantsed and walking around humiliated while Bart and Milhouse sprayed ketchup and mustard on his face and laughing because those two were Nelson's prime targets
@@Unsubscribbled then if you watched classic Simpsons then you would know how nelsons childhood started and could actually start by telling me. But instead, got defensive and saying I couldn't give a damn. From what I'm getting from you is that because someone is bullying someone else, then its ok because they are in a bad place mentally. No. Just because someone is miserable doesn't mean everyone else around has to be miserable.
I actually met an 8 foot tall dude while waiting in line to get lunch at Hardee’s. And yes, he drove a classic VW bug. He was a good sport about it though, he had that bug since the 70s (this was 1990) and thought his choice of vehicle humorous as well.
I'm 6"3 and drive a 4 door compact with my knees almost chin height as I drive. "Clown car" is an expression I heard. Fair enough. 32 mpg. Spent about $500 on repairs over the last 2 years. Reliable and I don't $2,000 on it. If I get a new job I'll buy a $5,000 Toyota Prius. Save even more on gas and be more comfortable.
The way Ian (yes that's his name) opens the door, gets out of his car and walks towards Nelson at 0:16 is something straight out of a psychological horror game and I love it
@@Deadpool-fh6ve that's true. Who is to say Nelson didn't get revenge? Two wrongs don't make a right. If you wrong someone who wrongs you then they will undoubtedly go a step further.
The Simpsons during this period completely & single handedly raised the paradigm of what animated sitcoms should be. The writing was so good, I'm at a loss for words to describe it.
Also the guy from the try n save who works security......possibly laughing because he’s happy to see Nelson embarrassed since he stole a wheel barrel tire from his store.
Heart warming? Did you see what I saw? I saw a random strange man pull up to a small boy chases him down the street then proceed to forcibly remove the kids pants. This guy belongs on a list.
@@Not-an-AlienSo are you context blind or do you not know what pantsing is? You act like he was doing it because it gets him off instead of doing it because it is a common bullying tactic. You also seem to have missed the context that this kid is a bully. This is well deserved.
After watching this episode more times than I care to admit, I just noticed that Lisa ran in the opposite direction of where she ended up in the end of this scene.
I would have liked to see Tall Guy in more episodes, and just have him exploit the flaws in other more well known characters. But I think his one time appearance (as far as I know) here is probably too golden to not stand on its own.
He appears in another episode as one of Itchy & Scratchy's animators. The in-joke is he's modelled after one the animators of the Simpsons. Now go forth with the power of this knowledge.
@@jaimelazcano9615 Given that this character looks nothing like Conan O'Brien and the Simpsons have done a specific Conan character, you should redirect your feelings into the things you know you excel at.
I believe he also appeared (briefly) in the episode where the Simpsons went to New York. He was on the train (or bus, can't remember which) they took to get to the city so Homer could get his car back. But of course, that episode has been censored completely out of existence, because it had the Twin Towers in it, having been made before the 9/11 attacks. And for some reason, the people behind the Simpsons think we are incapable of being reminded that the Twin Towers actually existed. As such, they are willfully ignoring a pretty funny episode, as well as shelving one of the Tall Guy's only appearances.
At this point, the Simpsons' ability to predict literally everything has ceased to amaze me, amazing as it is. I just accept that the writers of the Simpsons are time travelers who enjoy messing with us while not actually changing the timeline.
@@andrewm3210 I just accept that human behavior follows very predictable patterns and that preficting the future can be done my voicing the distant past.
Let's be honest: This is the scene that made us all feel better after a bad day at school because that one kid who was mean to you all the time made fun of you because you wore ragged clothing, had a name that could be used as an insult, or had some type of physical feature you had no control over.
When he just said "crud", I realized for the first time in my life, having watched Simpsons when it came on around 7 before jeopardy decades ago when I was a kid, that Nelson is voiced by the same person as Ralph Wiggum. The timing of that realization with this clip adds to the poetic justice of this scene and also shatters Nelson's tough guy facade forevermore in my eyes. He is just a scared boy.
I love the detail at the beginning how Nelson is running for his life and the Tall Guy just walks normally like he's not in a big hurry to go anywhere.
Do you find something comical about the way im pinned.
Yeah.
i guess so?
@@GrandpaPapi Would you like if someone laughed at your comment? Let's find out
Steve Allen reference too?
Nowwwwww march!
This dude has got raw power. He straight up palms Nelson’s head and holds him like 3 feet off the ground.
Nelson's in a dead sprint and the dude just strolls up on him.
I believe that's because taller people or animals take big steps,so they cover more distance
@@SaltpeterTaffy Well he's got 7-foot long legs.
Let me explain how this feat proves that Tall Man in Small Car can defeat superman, one punch man, and goku, all at the same time.
he's definitely jacked under the shirt
The fact that the whole town got together randomly to laugh at Nelson is endearing.
you can even see the police officers laughing at nelson
Well turnabout is fair play.
His dad was one of them😂
I mean, if I heard that the local annoying bully was gonna do an walk of shame, I would absolutely not miss it
Ha ha
I love how when Nelson saw someone actually brave enough to stand up to him he IMMEDIATELY bolted out of there
The other adults just don’t seem to give a crap about him bullying the kids
Stand up to him? My guy, he towers over him.
then he got got pants wearing tighty whiteies thats karma for him
@@jamesconlin5099it's God's justice, not karma
that's how the world works. its all about strenght and power. the bully bullies the weak, because hes stronger, and the tall guy punish him, because hes stronger.
still, even after being confronted, Nelson didn't back down on his words. even though hes a bully, hes true to self, that's honesty and its something good at least.
I love how Lisa magically ends up in the opposite direction of where she was going so she can be there to tell the guy where Nelson is hiding.
a wizard did it
What do they expect us to think, that this is some magical child?
She dated that guy
@@PauperoftheFishies I sure hope someone got fired for that blunder
Lisa uses Teleporting Vengeance.
It's super effective!
0:41 She's still trapped in the trash.
I never noticed that! Then at 1:11 she's fine and laughing at him.
@@Taijifufu so is that impossible?
@@jancarlosmanon4556 Well considering the densely populated neighborhood, it stands to reason someone or something could have aided the old woman in escaping the can. Then considering that the spot she ends up in is approximately 40 feet away, and given that the average person's walking speed is about 4.5 feet per second, reduced by half to 2.25 feet per second due to her old age, the 30 second differential would mean she could walk to that spot in just over 13 seconds, added in with the time it would take her to get out of the trash can, the answer is no: It is not impossible. It is very possible.
She deserved it because she only paid 50 cent to Bart after all the hard dangerous work he’s done for her. He did it for the Radioactive Man comic book Issue #1
and you can see the street is empty. In just ~15 seconds it goes from empty to crowded
The odd, yet pleasing mixture of Goofy and Hank Hill
Nice profile picture you got there on the internet
@@bruhvanger2427 what a horrible day to have eyes.
@@user-vd3eh5hv8d you too Buddy
@@bruhvanger2427 i was mentioning how it was a horrible moment for me to have eyes, but ok.
Steve Allen reference too?
"This is the largest auto I could afford." Man, I feel so bad for him. It's not the biggest car available, it's the biggest he could buy.
It implies that there were even smaller cars for him to choose from if that was the BIGGEST he could afford 🤣
I find it reasonable. He explained his predicament
feel him there man, i'm tall too and it's a pain. and the worst part is that even if a car is tall, it doesn't necessarily mean the seat goes down enough to be comfortable
The Simpsons get too real at times...
This could canonically be nelson's turning point in the show.
He wasnt as much of a malicious bully in later seasons.
*Nelson *wasn't. Please learn basic English.
@@clvrswineShut up fr.
@@clvrswineThat first one isn't even right. No one thinks you're cool for needlessly correcting UA-cam comments that already got the point across perfectly well.
@@BonnieBoestartell em again
@@clvrswineplease learn kindergarten level social skills. Play nice with others isn’t a hard concept.
This guy's so powerful he took down the strongest person in The Simpsons and was never shown again.
Well i guess you can say that he's now a Baba Yaga, Legend, Myth in that town from what he's done to town's most strongest person. In short span of One Episode.
Tall Man- The Baga Yaga, Myth, Legend.
Always retire at the top. That way you will always be remembered fondly.
Only other appearance was when the simpsons went to New York he sat behind homer
@@willc5723 I CAN'T FEEL MY LEGS!!!
I mean, he picked up Nelson by his head with one hand like a basketball. Must be very strong.
I like that Nelson is running away with all of his might and the guy is just casually speed walking after him 😂😂😂😂
Michael myers speed walking
Us vs Lady D
Like the first trial in hunter x hunter lol
The benefits of being tall, it's for real. I'm 6.2 feet/1.90 meters tall and it's like that.
Lanky AF
"Should I, therefore, be made the subject of fun?"
"I guess so"
😂😂🤣🤣
And OF COURSE Bart and Milhouse couldn’t miss that opportunity to mock Nelson😂😂😂
Yeah, but they'll regret it later after he beats them up for it.
BWF
@@BeastWarsFanand then tall guy comes back and gives him his own medicine
Well neither would I in a similar situation. 😂
Do you think this is how bart felt when nelson pantsed him on the playground
This is karma for pantsing bart on the playground
That's why you never mess with a 7 foot hank hill.
Hank hill isn’t hank hill without propen or I’ll kick your ass
He sounds like goofy
I wouldnt even mess with a three foot tall Hank Hill
I'm guessing he's a parody of Robert Wadlow.
@@elmagnificodep He is a parody of one of the old simpsons writers who was very tall and was actually named Ian just like this character and he is also supposed to be a parody of Don Koehler.
Note to all bullies: there's always a bigger guy
Or taller
I cast "Summon bigger guy."
Tell that the bigger guy
honorable mentions to bigger fish
Except bullies typically don't mess with the bigger guy because they know the bigger guy has no reason to get involved.
I love the fact he is so tall he could catch Nelson who ran just by walking.
Nelson: running for his life
Tall man: *walking menacingly*
You the old saying when Ian gets the last steps of easy walking than running against Nelson, "Whoa, *Nel-ly.* "
He's a like a monster in a horror game. When he came out from his car he was like a giant spider hatching from a egg.
@@HypercatZWell, on this case a tall man hatched from a Beetle.
Bro got that stride
He reminds me of the tyrant from re 2
To be fair, Nelson would have gotten out of being punished if he just answered the questions in a better way.
Gotta admire his honesty.
Actually i think the man already thought about showing him a lesson and actually did that
I remember seeing a guy did this last year did not end well for him 😂
Nelson has no capacity to change his "ha-ha" attitude, even if it should cost him his life.
he can't help it, it's like the frog and the scorpion tale
I love that everyone knows who he is and is just like “Yeah that is the kid that’s always laughing at us! Screw him!”
Lies again? Hello TUSHY
I mean Nelson's been doing it for seasons since his debut right? This scene nails it all down. And yet he didn't stop at doing his thing after this (which i think he should of have for the sake of continuity).
small towns are exactly like this, everybody's familiar with the annoying kid
If they did this to all bullies, bullying would go away literally overnight.
@@stephaniegormley9982 one could argue this is just another form of bullying
It's both funny and intimidating that while Nelson runs from him the tall guy just WALKS. And he's still slightly faster.
Me trying to get away from my cat:
Props to Nelson for not bullshitting Ian when he asked him if he finds laughing at his misfortune funny. That took guts.
Love how the Tall Guy tried being civil about the situation, but immediately switches gears when Nelson provides a baffling answer to their rhetorical question.
Rhetorical eh? Eight!
Nelson should've apologized
His
Don't answer that, rhetorical question.
Lies again? Imagine seeing a small boy riding in a big car
0:43 I love how Tall Guy briefly loses his composure when Nelson doesn't answer the way he wanted 😂
He tried to give him an out here.
Nelson's commitment to being an asshole frustrated him.
"Wh... eh - d'eh!!"
“Guards, this man has lost his composure”
All Nelson had to say was, “No”, and the Tall Man wouldn’t have humiliated him.
I love how the street was totally empty when the tall guy got out of the car and went after Nelson, then not two minutes later everyone in town was out to watch his punishment. Word sure gets around fast in Springfield doesn't it? The absurd inconsistencies of animated shows never ceases to be hilarious.
its not funny once i wanted to steal and insult to make the guy they lowered my pants the shame i stayed 5 minutes in boxers like nelson
He forcibly marched him all the way to another part of town
That was just life in the ninties. Nothing brought the whole town together like a good shame parade.
Another thing ruined by the internet. 😞
I love how Lisa immediately points out to where Nelson was hiding.
Karma
Nelson definitely had it coming
She had a crush on Nelson at one time. She's bitter.
@@bystanderbutch3509This took place before the crush. This is from S7E21, while the crush on Nelson happened in S8E8.
@@kutter_ttl6786 Damn, your good!
Gotta admire his sense of hearing and total lack of hesitation to stop, get out of his car, and chase down a small child just to discipline them for being rude.
Tween
This isn't the first time this has happened to him.
The hero America both needs and deserves.
"them"
@@TPainWhatitDo What? Using 'them' is grammatically appropriate. I used 'child', not boy.
I love how the dude's legs are so long he's outrunning Nelson just by walking lmfao
bruh tht being tall…nd power walking 🚶♂️
Michael Myers
I was significantly taller than some female friends i had on highschool(nowadays i'm taller than my dad), they had to speedwalk in order to match my normal walking speed, so yeah, larger legs are naturally fast
@@Dante_Sparda_DMC Michael Myers is almost 7 feet tall.
@@mrEduardo354 Yes, but if apart from being tall you are heavy, forget about speed.
The tall guy literally gave Nelson a taste of his own medicine.
Tall Guy has been waiting his whole life for this moment. Nelson picked the wrong one that day
its not funny once i wanted to steal and insult me they lowered my pants the shame i stayed 5 minutes in boxers like nelson the shame
The writers did a really great job making this extremely random and unpredictable scene.
I am so confused how can the largest car he can afford be that tiny?🤣🤣🤣
@@raven4k998have you not heard of people who have financial problems?
@@onnimannimaki8846no she’s dumb AF
@@onnimannimaki8846, or school debt, or medical debt, other financial obligation. Some people can’t even afford cars.
nope, this was from an episode which only consists of random scenes. I think the infamous "Aurora Borealis" scene is also in it.
“Hey everybody, look at this. It’s that boy who laughs at everyone. Let’s laugh at him.”
-Tall guy
“HAAA HAAAA!!!!!!!”
Wave to the people!
@@keatonburton6064 "Blow them kisses!!!"
HA HA!
Jackson Gibbs Thanks Captain Obvious -Captain Obvious
Even Barney was laughing. When BARNEY laughs at you, kiss your self esteem good-bye.
“Didn’t graduate!? How low can you get!?”
“Barney, where’s your cummerbund?”
“It fell in the toilet!”
The way the car stops and he gets out kills me every time 😂😂
Even the cops and teachers were laughing 😂
One of the those times when the Simpsons run out of any more characters. So they just put anyone in there which makes it even more funnier. 🤣
Even his dad
even flanders kids HAHA
Even Chalmers in the final scene 🤣
I’d say it’s more like “ESPECIALLY the cops and teachers were laughing” haha.
“That boy who laughs at everyone.”
A perfect way to describe Nelson.
next time you laugh at everyone remember what happens sooner or later it will come back on you just like with nelson🤣🤣🤣🤣
From ‘Ha Ha’ to ‘Wah Wah’
0:25 “he’s down there” LMAO
That’s me every day
I like how well this guy handled Nelson without losing his temper. I also like that Lisa gave Nelson away because he laughed at her haircut. Too bad this show isn't famous for character development.
Ironically, This was the only time Nelson got any kind of karma for laughing at other people's misfortune.
I ironically use the word ‘ironically’ for no reason sometimes.
@@pete2389 Ha, me too! That's ironic
@@kinoko384 So ironic, this comment thread is like a Greek tragedy
Es eso lo que le hace tan especial y satisfactorio.
@@pete2389 But do you ever use the word unironic "unironically" for no reason?
I find it absolutely funny that the poor old woman is legit stuck upside down in the trash can and the tall man not only ignores her to go after Nelson, but continues to after he caught him.
Legs-a Flailin
She's seen later in the scene laughing at Nelson
He has his prioritises
I don’t think he knew
I don't think the Tall Guy knew that old woman got stuck in the trash can since he's pretty much focus on driving before Nelson laughed.
I love the little added detail of Nelson running his hardest but still barely ahead of tall guy who is just walking at a swift pace.
I like to think that the Tall Guy bought his car from Crazy Vaclav, the only place he could afford to purchase a vehicle.
Eastern Europe's best!
@@IronMan-tk8uc Eeet no longer exeests. Put it in H.
Referring to the artificial country Czechoslovakia, part of which was stolen from Germany in the 1919 anti-German land ripoff. That country is now gone. I still see its Skoda cars and I give a Nelson "Ha ha!" at them.
Put it in H
"What's the big deal? Guy just has to take five steps and he's there." Mike Wazowski
That's from Monsters Inc.
@@bernayhansondescendantofth9969 was that a movie? Or documentary?
Some monsters definitely are "incorporated".
Keep it in the theater boys
@@youtubeflagunit3893 Yes it is. Disney and Pixar made it.
LOL!
It's hilarious how Nelson cried like he laughs. Instead of "ha-ha" it was "wah-wah." 😆
FX
Winner: American Dad
Runner Up: The Simpsons
Then Bart and Milhouse pours ketchup and mustard at him 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
He doesn't get in the Beetle, he wears it
The world needs more people like the tall man, putting a-holes in their place.
I don't think the message of this skit is necessarily that a stranger stripping a child in public is what the world needs more of
@@MegaZetaA stranger pantsing bullies in front of everyone is something everyone needs though.
The only one who actually had the balls to stand up against Nelsons delinquent behavior.
Did you forget Stewie from Family Guy in the crossover?
Didn’t Mr Burns get after Nelson once on an episode??
@@joshlight6892 Doesnt count.
@@Fradth why not?
@@joshlight6892 Its a crossover, like the Dragon Ball Z films its not a part of the continuity of the show. Its like the horror shows, they are not a part of the principal story line, even if the Simpsons world is froze in time and each year is the actual year. In the horror shows main and secondary characters die frequently but it has no impact, but in the actual serie somes event are canon, like the death of Maude Flanders who stay dead.
One of the most satisfying moments in television history
You really need to watch different TV
There's also the episode where all the kids are led by Bart to punish Nelson and his toadies. They got helmets, a crap load of water balloons and some help from the guy that owns the army surplus store
Isn't this immediately followed by steamed hams
@@spencerl9897 yea this was the episode where it was about random people in springfield
With just one more like. this comment can have 666 likes.
The Very Tall Guy's name isn't stated onscreen (even the episode guide just calls him "Very Tall Guy"), but the Very Tall Guy's name is Ian, as he's modeled after producer Ian Maxtone-Graham, who is very tall himself, standing at 6'8" (2.03 m).
Even his last name is tall
I get the feeling tall guy was already having a long day and Nelson was just the last straw.
Hah, long
I used to work with a guy who was that tall, wore glasses and had a voice that sounded kind of like that. Instead of a bug, he drove a 2002 Hyundai Accent. This episode came out around the same time I worked with him. I laughed so hard I fell out of my chair the first time I saw it.
Then he heard your laugh and made you march round the office with your pants down your ankles?
@@Dasten ha ha!
This episode came out in 1996 not 2002.
@@johnswartzwelder7103 Ooooo debunked!
Maybe he is trying to say, that he just saw the episode in that year
I just love how Lisa points to the open manhole and says, "He's down there."
*snitch*
Also she magically appears there when she went walking the opposite way.
that's what he gets for laughing at her haircut
@@FeliX-TobiYahs-C indeed 😤
Snitches get ditches
0:19 It finally occurred to me that this music reminds me of the Sonic drowning theme! 😂
The moral is to never mess with those out of your height class
Dude just immediately stopped the car and went after him 😆
The randomness kept me rolling lmao. Like watching a scene from Rockstar's Bully
The tire screeches are the icing on the cake.
That man was like "Now wait a damn minute!"
I like that game and this comment still have me cancer
The music in the background too! LOL
The way people abruptly stop in the Simpsons is strangely satisfying / hilarious. Like Homer yelling at the garbage men "Yeah, I'm talking to you, you trash-eating stinkbags-" **screech**
That's honestly really accurate
"Would you like it if I laughed at your misfortune, huh? Maybe we should find out!"
Now March! Hey everybody look at this! It's that boy who laughs at everyone! Let's laugh at him!
Everybody: HA HA
Wave to the people! Blow them kisses!
Nelson: WA WA
@@royalty8380 *Bart and Milhouse spray condiments all over Nelson's face before mocking him*
You got 69 likes for that one.... ha ha! 😁
@@crazydavec3861 NOICE
And that’s for everyone who quotes that stupid laugh over and over.
This scene is from the same episode as the Steamed Hams bit. What a legendary piece of television.
I’m glad the tall guy gave Nelson a lesson about laughing at others
0:14 I love that horror music that starts up as he jumps out of his car.
*Car stops*
*Objective: Survive*
@@danielcastillo591 unless 0:24
*Dark souls boss theme starts*
🙂😆 laugh Simpson drive anger men leg tall small car fear bullying
I love how this one very tall man single-handedly got an entire town to turn against a child bully and mock him for being a bully and being bullied by an adult. I also like this dude's confident stride at 0:16.
Springfield has never been shy about ostracising and breaking a kid in a bind.
The world needs more of it.
Fascinating that terrible values like these already affect the simple-minded. Try this in the real world and see yourself being charged for assault.
@@Sebastian-hg3xc As Tik Tok destroy/steal challenges rule the day ;)
Kids are little shit heads especially as they approach and reach their teen years, they deserve it
0:40 Notice in the middle you can see the old lady moving her legs inside the trash bin. I love how they acknowledged this detail.
Coincidentally, this is from the same episode as the Steamed Hams skit.
0:48 the tall man’s frustration grunts are hilarious.
KITTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@mkultra2456 ayyy 🤙
@@Snarkythecat Hey kitty I got a joke for yah. What does Jimmy Savile and a guitar player have in common?
@@Snarkythecat Say what.
@@mkultra2456 what’s that, bub?
I think of all the many people laughing at Nelson it is Superintendent Chalmers (seen at the very end of this clip) that is the funniest to me. He's such a serious straight man that it is so crazy to see that even he has had enough of Nelson's shit.
Who *hasn't* had enough of his shit?
You got a point
SKINNER!!!!!!
His name is actually Super Nintendo Chalmers. I learnded that yesterday.
That's what he gets for stealing the superintendent's H.
For the ones that didn't knew, that tall man is a cartoonization of Ian Maxtone-Graham, one of the writers of the classic era of The Simpsons, he is indeed really tall in real life
1:09 Those two guys that are on the left of Disco Stu are Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein, former writers and showrunners of the simpsons, the animators were told to put the biggest assholes of Springfield in that scene and they put those two
This is one of the funniest moments I always remembered ever since I saw it only once back in my childhood. Something about the way how when the kid simply pointed and went "Ha-ha!," the tall guy just *immediately* pulls the car over and stops. It was so sudden it was like he was on edge and that was the last straw, and all his frustration was going to come out on this kid lol.
This is my most favourite Simpsons episode of all time.
Nelson just gets what he deserves.
69 likes! yeeeoooo!
First time I saw this episode I was cheering because the bully finally got what he deserved
@@Unsubscribbled yes he is a child. No he shouldn't be left alone. He deserves the consequences of his actions
@@Unsubscribbled Ok. Lisa having a bad hair day, nelson laughs at her because she feels humilated. DId he ever stop to ask lisa how she was feeling? No. The old lady that fell into the trash can, Nelson laughs because she fell in rather than help out said old lady. Tall guy can't afford a car due to bad credit. What does nelson do? Laugh. FInally someone stood up to his BS and made him take a walk in someone else's shoes. I bet you didn't watch classic Simpsons because if you did, you would see how much of a jerk he was back then. Which makes sense on why he was pantsed and walking around humiliated while Bart and Milhouse sprayed ketchup and mustard on his face and laughing because those two were Nelson's prime targets
@@Unsubscribbled then if you watched classic Simpsons then you would know how nelsons childhood started and could actually start by telling me. But instead, got defensive and saying I couldn't give a damn. From what I'm getting from you is that because someone is bullying someone else, then its ok because they are in a bad place mentally. No. Just because someone is miserable doesn't mean everyone else around has to be miserable.
This tall guy is great, they should add more of him in the series.
He already took up too much space in one episode.
Sasori, my man
@@SSJfraz This was the largest episode he could afford to appear in. Should he therefore be made the subject of fun?
@@muffinland8660 I guess so…
@@peepsg w- urgh… Would you like it if he laughs at your misfortune?! HUUUUH!!??? Maybe we should find out!”
Ol lady trippin and falling into the trashcan still has me crying 😂😂
Her scream definitely sounded like skinners mom 😂😂
Tall Man have some serious grip strength.
I actually met an 8 foot tall dude while waiting in line to get lunch at Hardee’s. And yes, he drove a classic VW bug. He was a good sport about it though, he had that bug since the 70s (this was 1990) and thought his choice of vehicle humorous as well.
I'm 6"3 and drive a 4 door compact with my knees almost chin height as I drive. "Clown car" is an expression I heard. Fair enough. 32 mpg. Spent about $500 on repairs over the last 2 years. Reliable and I don't $2,000 on it.
If I get a new job I'll buy a $5,000 Toyota Prius. Save even more on gas and be more comfortable.
I highly doubt they were 8 feet tall or they would have needed crutches for something.
@@snicklesnockle7263 yeah maybe he was 7 feet tall
Perhaps he can replace it with a Mitshubishi minica town bee
That car has more roof than car
@@snicklesnockle7263 7'11"
0:57 *Law and order sound*
*Dun Dun*
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Someone else finally noticed
0:15 Nelson about to be taught a serious lesson
Christ😂
1:10 If y’all listen closely, you can hear the tall man laughing “ha-ha” with everyone else!😂😂😂😂
Wow now i heard it "HUUUH HUUUH"
Even Todd and Rod are laughing at nelson
The way Ian (yes that's his name) opens the door, gets out of his car and walks towards Nelson at 0:16 is something straight out of a psychological horror game and I love it
Thin man XD
Yes. It's called a tall man angrily getting out of a small vehicle. It's MEANT to be horrifying.
+The Blizzard When was his name revealed?!
@@PintheDog Probably in the credits of the episode.
@@Brutalyte616 Names aren't used in the credits.
Lisa is so helpful.
I love the dramatic ass music when the dude starts chasing him.
Love How Lisa Went Completely In The Other Direction & Still Turns Up In The Other Direction
Well, she DID go in The Other Direction, so logic says she should end up in The Other Direction.
A wizard did it
Been a long time coming. Deserved.
Tbh I'd rather see the three neanderthals get what's coming to them than this
But I know a change gonna come oh yes it will
I mean something like this could generally scar someone smd make them just act worse
@@Deadpool-fh6ve that's true. Who is to say Nelson didn't get revenge? Two wrongs don't make a right. If you wrong someone who wrongs you then they will undoubtedly go a step further.
El traductor hizo malpensar éso
this was actually very satisfying to watch to see him get a taste of his own medicine
That guy is the literal goat finally giving Nelson a taste of his own medicine.
The Simpsons during this period completely & single handedly raised the paradigm of what animated sitcoms should be. The writing was so good, I'm at a loss for words to describe it.
The first 5 seasons stand up against anything. They were as close to perfect as possible.
And now they would be making jokes about bitcoins and will praise celebrities,damn…
@@michlo3393 First 5? Nah, the first 7.
@@RyanTheDark that's fair
Thanks largely to Conan O Brian. Honestly when he left the show was about the time it started going downhill.
I like how even Mrs. Krabapel as well as Eddie & Lou are laughing at Nelson.
Oh yeah & 1 of his old cronies was too.
Also the guy from the try n save who works security......possibly laughing because he’s happy to see Nelson embarrassed since he stole a wheel barrel tire from his store.
Well Mrs. Krabappel has a similar laugh to that of Nelson. Except she only says "Ha!" Once while Nelson says it twice "Ha! Ha!"
Don't forget superintendent Chalmers he was in the crowd towards the end
I half expected to see another copy of Nelson in the crowd laughing at Nelson.
And superintendent Chalmers and lunch lady Doris
“do you find something comical about my appearance when i’m driving my automobies?”
this is what some are missing in their lives, brutal object lessons. in my opinion there is no better lesson.
1:10 Even Rod and Todd are laughing at him too! 😂
And Martin Prince. 😂
@@lockmock17 and Chief Wiggum and Barney Gumball.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
even his teachers are
@@coreynance3874 *Gumble
Even Chalmers is there
As a tall man who drives a small car, I can say that this is exactly how we feel.
You should therefore be made the subject of fun.
no way this bettle costs more than a bigger car in 2000s This is not even the original bettle, it's a modern-ish bettle.
Ha ha!!
@@muffinland8660 Would YOU like it if I laughed at YOUR misfortune? Huhhhh???? Maybe we should find out!
Do people find something comical about your appearance when you are driving your automobile?
Another heartwarming moment from The Simpsons ❤
Heart warming? Did you see what I saw? I saw a random strange man pull up to a small boy chases him down the street then proceed to forcibly remove the kids pants. This guy belongs on a list.
@@Not-an-Alien him being pantsed wearing tighty whiteies is karma
@@Not-an-AlienSo are you context blind or do you not know what pantsing is?
You act like he was doing it because it gets him off instead of doing it because it is a common bullying tactic. You also seem to have missed the context that this kid is a bully. This is well deserved.
After watching this episode more times than I care to admit, I just noticed that Lisa ran in the opposite direction of where she ended up in the end of this scene.
I would have liked to see Tall Guy in more episodes, and just have him exploit the flaws in other more well known characters. But I think his one time appearance (as far as I know) here is probably too golden to not stand on its own.
He appears in another episode as one of Itchy & Scratchy's animators. The in-joke is he's modelled after one the animators of the Simpsons. Now go forth with the power of this knowledge.
I feel like it might be Conan O’Brien
@@Elcore Indeed, this knowledge is power. Thank you, good person.
@@jaimelazcano9615 Given that this character looks nothing like Conan O'Brien and the Simpsons have done a specific Conan character, you should redirect your feelings into the things you know you excel at.
I believe he also appeared (briefly) in the episode where the Simpsons went to New York. He was on the train (or bus, can't remember which) they took to get to the city so Homer could get his car back.
But of course, that episode has been censored completely out of existence, because it had the Twin Towers in it, having been made before the 9/11 attacks. And for some reason, the people behind the Simpsons think we are incapable of being reminded that the Twin Towers actually existed. As such, they are willfully ignoring a pretty funny episode, as well as shelving one of the Tall Guy's only appearances.
It's great how somebody put Nelson in his place.
I give him more than a medal.
I love it when Nelson got what he deserve for picking on the wrong person.
The Simpsons even predicted the walk of shame in Game of Thrones. Incredible.
DUDE!!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
At this point, the Simpsons' ability to predict literally everything has ceased to amaze me, amazing as it is. I just accept that the writers of the Simpsons are time travelers who enjoy messing with us while not actually changing the timeline.
I have a feeling that was a medieval thing anyway, used to legal to publicly humiliate someone
@@andrewm3210 I just accept that human behavior follows very predictable patterns and that preficting the future can be done my voicing the distant past.
Walks of shame are and have been a thing for millenia lol
Even at the face of defeat and accepting his doom, Nelson stands with integrity, honor, and plain idiocy with his response to the tall guy 😂😂😂😂
wave to the people blow them kisses🤣🤣🤣
Ketchup and mustard from an overpass is one of Bart's Finest Hours.
Lesson here: Never say "I guess so", just say yes or no
Let's be honest: This is the scene that made us all feel better after a bad day at school because that one kid who was mean to you all the time made fun of you because you wore ragged clothing, had a name that could be used as an insult, or had some type of physical feature you had no control over.
When he just said "crud", I realized for the first time in my life, having watched Simpsons when it came on around 7 before jeopardy decades ago when I was a kid, that Nelson is voiced by the same person as Ralph Wiggum. The timing of that realization with this clip adds to the poetic justice of this scene and also shatters Nelson's tough guy facade forevermore in my eyes. He is just a scared boy.
Frightened people can often become frightening people as they seek to control and make sense of their chaotic existence.
It's Nancy Cartwright. She voices, Bart Simpson, Kearney Zzyzwicz, Nelson Muntz, Ralph Wiggum and Todd Flanders.
I love the detail at the beginning how Nelson is running for his life and the Tall Guy just walks normally like he's not in a big hurry to go anywhere.
I can imagine Jimbo Jones, Kearney, Dolph tried messing with the tall guy😂
How Lady Dimitrescu gets to work everyday.
Ah, you beat me to it!
Maybe this is what drove her mad. 👀
I’m more of an Alexia Ashford person especially her first mutation form
I believe she's a telecommuter.
[Nelson points a finger at Lady Dimitrescu]
Nelson: Ha ha!
Lady Dimitrescu: You will learn what it means to insult house Dimitrescu!