Several seasons later he shoots monitors to stop some bad thing from happening. it's all part of his Luddite shtick, like using the same flip phone forever.
I fell for a scam were i clicked an email and my character in game started throwing all my items off. Instantly unplugged power to my pc and it did some great damage control. Thanks NCIS!
Something like that happened to me about 20 years ago. I have really bad hand - my fingers - arthritis and neuropathy. I saw an email that I was certain had a virus in it. So I went to just delete it. Instead of a single click I accidentally double clicked and opened it. I suddenly had spam porn sites opening up ... and spreading to my intranet. I just powered down. I had to get some upgraded software to scan and remove the virus, but the losses weren't too bad. Still pretty annoying.
Congratulations, you just unplugged my computer from the network. The network, that the hacker already got through, and the only PC with any real defense being put up. Our entire system is now free for them to pick through, because after they picked the worst one to start with, you removed MY ability to fight back. I want a raise.
I was actually searching ridiculous boat names and this clip was recommended. What on Earth? The writing of this scene is like if someone with knowledge of only how to cook a potato started a computer repair business. It's that insane. From the nonsense statements, to two people typing on a keyboard at once, to only unplugging the monitor while the supposed hack continues!
The NCIS and CSI writers had a running gag between them for a while to try and come up with the most ridiculous hacking scene, I think this is the scene that ended it.
Dumb as this scene is, I like sandwich guy. Wander into points of interest, ask about video games, eat sandwich I mean it's a philosophy that can last you a lifetime.
this exists because there was a competition between the writers to see who could make the most ridiculous hacking scene. they know this isn't how it really works they were playing around
That's not how "hacking" works ... as usual its being shown by writers who have had hacking described to them (note the buzz words) but ultimately not understood.
Do you honestly think that the writers think this is how hacking works? They put two people working on the same keyboard for Christ's sake. I've never seen a more obvious case of trolling in my life.
My girlfriend is really into this show and I can’t stop laughing at how stupid it is. That goth girl has the skill set of ten professionals! Most of them would’ve been fired for non professional behaviour at least.
Actors just read lines my man. We attribute to them a lot more than is actually there, good and bad. Also I think this aired in like 2005, the internet was only beginning to go mainstream
the people who write stuff like this are currently striking for more money. p.s. they make far more than the vast majority of you. per hour, roughly lawyer/doctor tier i hate them and hope ai replaces them all
Did he just unplug the monitor lmfao
yup
Wtf dude, why did you unplug the monitor? Now we can't update the WAF
What the eye doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve over
Hey, he didnt wanna see the hackers anymore.
Several seasons later he shoots monitors to stop some bad thing from happening. it's all part of his Luddite shtick, like using the same flip phone forever.
Computer words! Tech things! Typing! Excitement!
The Dashboard would be GREAT at CinemaSins!
Windows flashing on the screen!
four handed typing no less.
beeping noises!
This is one of the greatest scenes of Television Comedy of all time.
I really thought that other guy was going to join in typing 😂
I KNOW RIGHT..?! 🤷♀️ kinda disappointed that didn't happen, it would have been perfect. 🍷😆
I think this is the "infinite monkeys with typewriters" scenario, but for hacking.
Activate the infinite improbability drive and channel us into the universe where they hit the exact right sequence of keys by chance.
If you had an infinite number of monkeys with typewriters, one would eventually type "bananas"
I fell for a scam were i clicked an email and my character in game started throwing all my items off. Instantly unplugged power to my pc and it did some great damage control. Thanks NCIS!
Something like that happened to me about 20 years ago. I have really bad hand - my fingers - arthritis and neuropathy. I saw an email that I was certain had a virus in it. So I went to just delete it. Instead of a single click I accidentally double clicked and opened it. I suddenly had spam porn sites opening up ... and spreading to my intranet. I just powered down. I had to get some upgraded software to scan and remove the virus, but the losses weren't too bad. Still pretty annoying.
@Mike Messer thank you NCIS?
I’ve never seen code like this!
Me neither.
Type faster!
I want more hands on the keyboard.
aye, it's a shame the other guy didn't help, all it takes was just a little more typing power.
@@eaman11 get Dr. Octopus in here now!
Whoever wrote this script is a secret comedian lol
Congratulations, you just unplugged my computer from the network. The network, that the hacker already got through, and the only PC with any real defense being put up. Our entire system is now free for them to pick through, because after they picked the worst one to start with, you removed MY ability to fight back. I want a raise.
It's not like two people on the same keyboard would have been able to accomplish anything anyway...
@@alessiomuccio2795
you just havent mastered the dual-hyper-fast-typing method! pathetic!
@@WelcomeFellow that sounds like a Naruto technique.
It's fine, he only unplugged the monitor... so the hack just continued as normal
"He, or she, is only going after my machine" Learn to IT...
most accurate hacking scene ever produced by hollywood.
Boormer wet dream
Where they solve most of millennials problem by some "easy way like the good ol taimes"
Funny too because it was a useless action. Unplugging the computer when she said they were hacking the network
This was at Gen X. This episode came out in 2004, when millennials were still kids, and definitely not working for the Feds
Bruh, Gen Y starts at '81. The hacking chick is literally a millennial.
I was actually searching ridiculous boat names and this clip was recommended. What on Earth? The writing of this scene is like if someone with knowledge of only how to cook a potato started a computer repair business. It's that insane. From the nonsense statements, to two people typing on a keyboard at once, to only unplugging the monitor while the supposed hack continues!
The NCIS and CSI writers had a running gag between them for a while to try and come up with the most ridiculous hacking scene, I think this is the scene that ended it.
This is why my dad doesn't want to vote on a computer.
Thank you NCIS
when you notice every instance of "host" is misspelled as "hoist"
localhoist
"theyve already burned through the NCIS *public* firewall"
what
Everybody gangsta until Gibbs pulls the plug (quite literally)
Everybody knows you only need the F5 key to stop a hacking attack...😀
*Alt-F4
F11 if you're on a laptop
I thought F1 is help
Another stellar video.
This is horrifically cringey
I love NCIS but god this scene lmao
Dumb as this scene is, I like sandwich guy. Wander into points of interest, ask about video games, eat sandwich
I mean it's a philosophy that can last you a lifetime.
LMAO WHAT A CHAD
How do 2 people type stuff without messing eachother up?
Extreme superhuman coordination...?
They don't
Clearly you are not a hacker
maybe they are trying to close a million popups. one is spamming Ctrl-W while the other spams Alt-F4.
@@Sahuagin hahahaha thats an actual good response
Major, Major hacks
this exists because there was a competition between the writers to see who could make the most ridiculous hacking scene. they know this isn't how it really works they were playing around
That sounds like what you say after you get caught. Like Tommy Wiseau insisting The Room was always meant to be a comedy.
@@Jurgan6 Even more so when you look at the episode with the girls making up probabilities. They are just writing what a 13 year old would imagine.
@@Jurgan6 I don't know, it's too over the top and corny, so I believe that they did these scenes on purpose lol
*Throws up in mouth* Yuck!
anyone knows the episode and season for this scene LOL
I believe it's season 2, I can't say for the episode though ^^
Description says it's S2 EP 5: The Bone Yard
that's also how they wrote this scene: à quatre main in 0:58secs
Old people when a popup
They connected to the Dada base
I heard Mr. Robot has the most accurate (if slightly stylized) hacking so seeing this is like someone threw in the very opposite direction lmao
That's not how "hacking" works ... as usual its being shown by writers who have had hacking described to them (note the buzz words) but ultimately not understood.
Do you honestly think that the writers think this is how hacking works? They put two people working on the same keyboard for Christ's sake. I've never seen a more obvious case of trolling in my life.
Who knows hacking better than hacks?
The pillow guy said it's cyber matic interwebby
OMG! That is hilarious!
Why didn't they just type "Cookie" that worked on hackers.
Le pire c'est que j'y croyais .. a 4 main sur le claviers ..
pfft Isolate the node. Totes.
I got to 22 second and was done. It hurt too much
0:26 Oh shit is that Smoothie King??
My girlfriend is really into this show and I can’t stop laughing at how stupid it is. That goth girl has the skill set of ten professionals! Most of them would’ve been fired for non professional behaviour at least.
OMG THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS...that's not how any of it works....
I know you all know that. I can't help but be annoyed at the smugness. I'm weak.
All this could have been prevented if the "computer game" guy put down his sandwich and helped typing smh.
bro what lmfao
Hahaha beyond absurd
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a cringefest...
I still refuse to believe that this was aired. Seriously, the actors did not see anything wrong with... with that?!
Actors just read lines my man. We attribute to them a lot more than is actually there, good and bad. Also I think this aired in like 2005, the internet was only beginning to go mainstream
@@eiaboca1 This episode was 2004, like you said, internet was just starting to become mainstream
Ha ha ha what is happening here.
Unplug computer hacker still in network doing his thing. Come on director any idiot knows thats not how this works.
Naw, you'd be surprised at how dumb many "not idiot" people are about computers, cars, hell, anything that requires more than 2 parts to work.
MOST LAME SCENE EVER!!!! FAKE hackers ....right
Samething happened to my laptop when i was promised free robux from someone on the internet if i run a .exe they gave me.
the people who write stuff like this are currently striking for more money.
p.s. they make far more than the vast majority of you. per hour, roughly lawyer/doctor tier
i hate them and hope ai replaces them all
No. They don't. The people who run them do, but not the writers or general TV actors. Only the "stars" make the big bucks.
Idk if i should laugh or throw up