you wanna know something? the fact that he doesnt have just one red t-shirt, and instead, buys, has bought, and will buy red t-shirts in bulk is funnier than him just having one red shirt he always wears
I actually had a maths teacher in high school and prep years who would always wear black t-shirts. The whole engineering prep class would cosplay as him on his birthdays, wearing black t-shirts, blue jeans and some yellow-chalk-stained school notes sticking out the back pocket (some would even carry around a notes folder and a bottle of water, for the full cosplay). People from the med-school prep classes would think us... funny...
+Matt and Tom Suggested: "Take a look inside a horse and why you should wear horse boots to protect your horses!" What the freaking hell did you put into your tags?
To be fair, the colour shirt most likely to die in the original series was gold.. it's just that the redshirts were killed off for Worf-effect purposes.
I assumed it was for filming continuity. I've started noticing it a lot after I heard David Attenborough talk about how he always wore a blue shirt and light pants for filming, no matter what continent he was on, so it was easier to make cuts where he (for instance) starts a sentence on a beach in Australia… and finishes it in the arctic.
I also happen to like red and I can tell you that those are actually very different, I actually do care about whether I'm wearing dark red. Also light red is just pink.
@@goncharov000 I mostly just watched his main channel's videos and I find this channel's videos hilarious because hearing that serious-sounding voice being so light-hearted & funny just makes me laugh. (Like, It always kinda sounded like he was specifically doing a "presenter" voice for his videos, but now hearing it's his normal voice makes it even funnier.)
+Gavers23 It was a close call on this one. I actually rather like the BBC's general broadcast guidelines for something like this - you leave it unbleeped if it's "editorially justified";. In other words, if it's necessary to make the point (here, it is), you leave it; if it's just there as someone's reaction in general speech, you bleep it. -- Tom
+SkinnyBill Someone made a request for that list from the BBC here: www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/bbc_profanity_lists , however it was denied. As Meg Crosby says I would think they follow this guide: www.ofcom.org.uk/static/archive/itc/uploads/Delete_Expletives.pdf
Sweatshop free for $2 each?? If they're 100% natural fibre, I must be to demanding of links please. I actually started wearing red a lot more recently, because I cycle daily in a large city and getting hit by car 5 times is enough.
+JustOneAsbesto Consider this: The brightest, most visible color you can wear during daylight hours is fluorescent yellow-green. Why? Human eyes are built to be most sensitive to that particular wavelength of light (~550 nanometers), at least during the day. The color produced by the 550 nanometer wavelength is approximately rgb(163,255, 0) #a3ff00 Find a pack of t-shirts near that color :)
+JustOneAsbesto Seriously a good deal. Been looking for shirts that are somewhat inexpensive and sweatshop free for some time now. People always talk about how sweatshops are bad but never provide a solution. I would love a link buy these as well.
+Anonymous User Or dash on over the the nearest Ikea and pick up one or more of their newly added high visibility vests. Very inexpensive, they have the reflective tape, as well, and they even have pockets (or at least one of them, anyway).
When you think about it, Tom used to wear that grey hoodie everywhere, then when he burned it he switched to red. Almost like the color of the flame. I think Tom is evolving.
@@buzzlightyear6960 pretty much anyone can get verified, no matter the subscribers I think (I'm verified but I have no videos so it doesn't show up) :)
I was a bit annoyed with the "after a certain age" bit, because I'm sure I'm way past whatever age you have in mind and *always* wear a t-shirt, but then you mentioned the IT exception. So... yeah, long hair too...
the party at the pub where everyone wore red tshirts reminds me of the time at a pub i used to work at everyone bought clocks to put up around the pub because the landlord and the customers couldnt decide on where was best to put the original clock so we decided nobody can complain if they're everywhere pub banter with props is the best pub banter
I actually had a maths teacher in high school and prep years who would always wear black t-shirts. The whole engineering prep class would cosplay as him on his birthdays, wearing black t-shirts, blue jeans and some yellow-chalk-stained school notes sticking out the back pocket (some would even carry around a notes folder and a bottle of water, for the full cosplay). People from the med-school prep classes would think us... funny... we summed up to about 300 people, so... yeah, there's this.
So does that mean you can become immortal by just saying "I'm a professional troll" every time you grew old to go back to your younger self? TOP 10 QUESTIONS SCIENCE STILL CAN'T ANSWER.
I like how every now and then, I come across more things that reinforce the idea that I already know Tom - something undoubtedly sparked by the parasocial relationship from watching his videos and seeing him online for ages, but also that sense of familiarity that comes from either feeling like we’ve already met and drank together in a pub; or at the very least, we’re part of the same social group and our respective friends have met and drank together in a pub, or we’ve each met and drank in a pub with each others’ respective friends. Case in point here - while I wouldn’t say I *know* Steve from the Pembury, I’m fairly sure I’ve ended up in his flat above the (dearly departed) Oakdale Arms with a bunch of friends after the pub closed for the night, probably on a Thursday evening in the late 00s or maybe early 10s. And I’ve been to the Pembury a whole bunch of times - for Thursday night drinks, for boardgames, for Sunday roasts (and Tom, while I don’t really know Steve, I definitely do know Chris who worked at the Pembury for a while, and if you were a regular there you probably do too)! …I’m not sure what it says about me to be starting off my new year with a dose of nostalgia, but here we are! 😅
I always thought it was a conscience decision by Tom to make his videos void of any product placement or advertising. As I learned recently, even wearing clothing with logos could be considered an endorsement.
In a previous video on another channel Tom made a comment about differentiating between being a fan of someones work and being a fan of them as a person. At that point I was a fan of his work. After watching him with Matt I'm really curious how much of their banter is actually just them being friends vs them trying to make good content.
Also for a good riff on this sort of thing in the cartoon world (where characters are almost always drawn with the same outfits because that makes it easier to maintain consistency and a sense of continuity when they're being "tweened" by a room full of different animators, same as how even fictional live action TV characters will generally keep the same wardrobe to make continuity assurance easier), I can recommend both the little known late 90s? / early 2000s? anime "Lost Universe" which spoofs a lot of established space-adventure cartoon tropes, including a protagonist who can never decide what to wear despite having a wardrobe full of nothing but identical copies of the same outfit, and - the curiously similarly named - Steven Universe, where several of the main characters have the very good excuse that their entire material appearance is just a holographic projection, yet they actually have two or three costume changes each as time goes on... whilst the (mostly) human title character is _always_ seen in shorts and a red shirt with a yellow star on it. Which it's revealed at one point he actually has at least two dozen of in every size, because they're unsold merch from his dad's failed band... (and Red Dwarf has both three classic cases of this - Kryten obviously never changes due to being a mech, except between his debut and then reappearance as a permanent character (handwaved as being due to an accident), Rimmer is himself a computer generated hologram and so has a grand total of two, maybe three costumes throughout, and Lister always wears the same stuff due to being a slob... but also a complete aversion of it, in the Cat. Who could turn up wearing completely different stuff in five successive scenes due to a massive continuity failure, and it could still just be explained away as being part of his character instead...)
In the original Connections series, James Burke wore the same leisure suit combo in every episode. In one scene where he had a winter jacet over his suit, it was a startling change.
Tom Scott merchandise: just red t-shirts
Masre Super yes
Mot Scomm
i'd still buy it
Masre Super but their color are all slightly off
Tbh I’d buy that
Tom is the one who inspired all those cartoon gags where the character opens their wardrobe and it’s 10 pairs of their usual clothes.
Bee Movie flashbacks
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you wanna know something?
the fact that he doesnt have just one red t-shirt, and instead, buys, has bought, and will buy red t-shirts in bulk is funnier than him just having one red shirt he always wears
The weird thing is, it works.
It's like npesta always wearing a white shirt
he is a cartoon character
I found a Gum!
@@szlanty wiat your name has scratcher in it
"I'm going to have to bleep so much of this."
*uses uncensored audio*
where
@@inactiveytchannel At around 7:28:
MATT: "I'm a professional shitstain!"
TOM: "I'm going to have to bleep this so much."
@@iqandreas thankfully they went over this in another video, and probably assumed they can get away with it here
And, unfortunately, shitstain has not replaced troll. Can we make this happen?
@@davidpotter8297 We really should. Because they're not acting in jest, they're being bullying smegheads
I notice the grey hoodie has been replaced with ... a grey hoddie
Wow, such a great creativity
No no, the red shirt is still underneath
What's wrong with reply delays?
@@xcalixus Imagine this will be replied in another 4 years
@@joyphobic challenge accepted
if tom ever does a meetup, everyone needs to wear the t-shirt
Madlads
And named thomas or tom
I actually had a maths teacher in high school and prep years who would always wear black t-shirts.
The whole engineering prep class would cosplay as him on his birthdays, wearing black t-shirts, blue jeans and some yellow-chalk-stained school notes sticking out the back pocket (some would even carry around a notes folder and a bottle of water, for the full cosplay). People from the med-school prep classes would think us... funny...
I mean I have a light red t shirt does that count?
@@alkalaid6850 it's not pink is it
So once Tom "gets too old for T-shirts", will it be red button-up shirts from then on?
+Neo 2.4 Hylan-May Hell no. That makes you look like a cheap magician. -- Tom
+Matt and Tom How about White Shirt and Red Tie? For continuity :)
+Matt and Tom
I dunno, I think it'd suit you. Add a blue tie and it might work.
+Techkid6 Gaming They'll be Ashens then.
+Neo 2.4 Hylan-May No one "gets too old for t-shirts," that's a myth.
Matt: "My hair's pissing me off"
Tom: "YOUR HAIR IS PISSING ME OFF TOO"
"My hair's pissing."
"Ew!"
Insert *Spider man looking at himself*
Do you ever just click on a random profile because it’s cool and see how many subscriptions you share
Pissing hair. Ew.
This is pretty much the most common question I get. It probably didn't need an eight-minute answer, but once we started talking...! -- Tom
+Matt and Tom You forgot to bleep it :)
+Matt and Tom Suggested: "Take a look inside a horse and why you should wear horse boots to protect your horses!"
What the freaking hell did you put into your tags?
Red T shirt is the Tom Scott Brand now
ever looked at doing official Tom Scott red Tshirt merchandise
+Matt and Tom When you get to the limit on Tshirts the debut of the Tom Scott Red Suit
+Matt and Tom You forgot the bleeps... 7:31
I really don't think Matt is in a position to make fun of anyone's hair.
BOOM. ROASTED
(ignore that I'm 3 years late)
It's okay.
The Yeetphemer yep
👀
That was nothing. There are much more to be offended about going on in society. That no one is talking about.
If 2:02 is your best picture at university, Tom, I would LOVE to see all the others...
Yeah, haha!
Same!!
Yeah, haha!
Same!!
Yeah, haha!
see it like this... you are the only red shirt with a speaking role that survived YEARS and YEARS of episodes!
To be fair, the colour shirt most likely to die in the original series was gold.. it's just that the redshirts were killed off for Worf-effect purposes.
@@tashkiira7838 didn't Kirk wear gold
tom's probably scotty's great great grandfather or something
Tom: says Michael (from vsauce) can still pull off T-shirts
Also Tom: **is 2 years older than Michael**
My brain is having a hard time wrapping its self around that information
What? Really?!
now when I saw "what is the scariest thing", it feels even wierder
@@nejitentenlee21 It's the hair.
@@nitehawk86 (or lack thereof)
I assumed it was for filming continuity. I've started noticing it a lot after I heard David Attenborough talk about how he always wore a blue shirt and light pants for filming, no matter what continent he was on, so it was easier to make cuts where he (for instance) starts a sentence on a beach in Australia… and finishes it in the arctic.
Matt mentions this around 4:30 :)
Jay Leno does the same thing by always wearing denim shirts in his garage videos.
Jim Porter Except that is the only thing Jay Leno ever wears in real life!
light red
red
light red
red
huh, dark red, let's shake things up a bit!
*****
Well son...
According to all known laws of aviation.....
ya like jazz?
I also happen to like red and I can tell you that those are actually very different, I actually do care about whether I'm wearing dark red. Also light red is just pink.
Argon there is no way Tom Scott should be able to wear anything but a red tee...
@@hedgehog3180 a lighter shade of red is pink but there are several shades of red many between pink and regular red
I have a theory that Tom is actually a cartoon character
Well yes but actually yes
@g@m3 gfhhgbbb
Imagining Tom in any other colour t-shirt just feels like an alternate universe, spider-verse situation
It hasn't always been t-shirts. I recently saw Tom's appearance on "Only Connect" when he was in college, and his red shirt had a collar.
That thing was weird
Tom and his serious voice being so informal and smiley around his friend. That's... a pleasant view.
Sorry, I'm new to both channels.
YES! I was just thinking it's really sweet seeing him hang out with a friend. Downright adorable.
@@goncharov000 I mostly just watched his main channel's videos and I find this channel's videos hilarious because hearing that serious-sounding voice being so light-hearted & funny just makes me laugh. (Like, It always kinda sounded like he was specifically doing a "presenter" voice for his videos, but now hearing it's his normal voice makes it even funnier.)
cool
0:27
Kind of jealous I don't have a friend like that...
I see you decided against bleeping everything.
+Gavers23 It was a close call on this one. I actually rather like the BBC's general broadcast guidelines for something like this - you leave it unbleeped if it's "editorially justified";. In other words, if it's necessary to make the point (here, it is), you leave it; if it's just there as someone's reaction in general speech, you bleep it. -- Tom
Matt and Tom That's an interesting way to look at things. I like it.
Though, you aren't on the BBC, so you don't have to bleep anything at all :)
+Matt and Tom I don't like the bleeping in general.
+Kerp Gaming I think you missed a word there
+SkinnyBill Someone made a request for that list from the BBC here: www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/bbc_profanity_lists , however it was denied. As Meg Crosby says I would think they follow this guide: www.ofcom.org.uk/static/archive/itc/uploads/Delete_Expletives.pdf
Sweatshop free for $2 each?? If they're 100% natural fibre, I must be to demanding of links please.
I actually started wearing red a lot more recently, because I cycle daily in a large city and getting hit by car 5 times is enough.
+JustOneAsbesto Seconded!
+JustOneAsbesto Consider this: The brightest, most visible color you can wear during daylight hours is fluorescent yellow-green. Why? Human eyes are built to be most sensitive to that particular wavelength of light (~550 nanometers), at least during the day.
The color produced by the 550 nanometer wavelength is approximately rgb(163,255, 0) #a3ff00 Find a pack of t-shirts near that color :)
link would be awesome
+JustOneAsbesto
Seriously a good deal. Been looking for shirts that are somewhat inexpensive and sweatshop free for some time now. People always talk about how sweatshops are bad but never provide a solution. I would love a link buy these as well.
+Anonymous User Or dash on over the the nearest Ikea and pick up one or more of their newly added high visibility vests. Very inexpensive, they have the reflective tape, as well, and they even have pockets (or at least one of them, anyway).
Like how Tom gets self-conscious enough he runs his hand through his hair
Coming back to this after Tom's wardrobe change after 10 years
There was a nice, long, 20-second buffering between "Let me guess" and "What's wrong with your hair?" Beautiful.
When you think about it, Tom used to wear that grey hoodie everywhere, then when he burned it he switched to red. Almost like the color of the flame. I think Tom is evolving.
Phoenix-like, he rises from the ashes... :)
"Commanders wear the gold, and security, the red. We've had no trouble noticing which ones wind up dead..."
Because he wants to meet an early death as part of a landing party beneath captain James Tiberius Kirk.
+Major Biggles I was always a Next Generation fan. As far as I'm concerned, it's the folks wearing yellow that are in trouble. -- Tom
+Matt and Tom yes, I much prefer next generation too.
+Matt and Tom Picard is the best captain of the enterprise.
According to mathematics, it's much more dangerous to be one of the few in yellow shirts than one of the many in red shirts.
don't we all?
Literally the best channel on UA-cam. Hard-hitting questions and all the answers ever desired. ;)
How are you verified but you have less than 100,000 subscribers...
LTGOLD The Vengeful i was thinking the same thing
@@buzzlightyear6960 pretty much anyone can get verified, no matter the subscribers I think (I'm verified but I have no videos so it doesn't show up) :)
@@badredraws alright so why not upload a video and show it then, if only it was that easy
I'm an idiot, also that’s a very clever username haha
5:29
"But in the meantime the red shirts...
s̴̡͚̄t̵͍̎͂͠ͅȧ̶͙ý̷̺̓"
“I’m going to have to bleep this”
*Doesn’t bleep anything*
*Get’s demonetised*
Whoops
Now I want to know about Tom's hair.
I was a bit annoyed with the "after a certain age" bit, because I'm sure I'm way past whatever age you have in mind and *always* wear a t-shirt, but then you mentioned the IT exception. So... yeah, long hair too...
We recently reached a sad day. Tom has left his red t-shirt era 😔
The way Tom says "mildly peeved" is incredible
Juggling Tom is so majestic
I NEED Tom to make an audiobook. His voice is PERFECT!!!
Tom Scott is so god damn precious
the party at the pub where everyone wore red tshirts reminds me of the time at a pub i used to work at everyone bought clocks to put up around the pub because the landlord and the customers couldnt decide on where was best to put the original clock so we decided nobody can complain if they're everywhere
pub banter with props is the best pub banter
6 years later and Tom is still apparently not too old to wear red t-shirts.
how does one become "unable to pull off a t-shirt"?
unless you mean literally... but someone could help them.
Love you pair. Genuine English introverts with the confidence we all want
"I need to bleep so much"
*Proceeds to not bleep anything
I'm a professional shitbag. does that count?
Mother's Basement does everyone i like watch tom scott?
It's great when your favorite channels enjoy the same as you
Yeah, but for you it works out much better than most because it's painfully contra intent.
You watch Matt and Tom xD
A very professional shitbag. I am not that professional.
With constantly wearing Red and Blue you guys would be great Power Rangers. (Red and blue are actually the only colours to be in every team)
Or in Parliament. :)
petition to get that shade of red renamed to "TomScott Scarlet"
Tom should wear a blue shirt one day to just freak people out
I actually had a maths teacher in high school and prep years who would always wear black t-shirts.
The whole engineering prep class would cosplay as him on his birthdays, wearing black t-shirts, blue jeans and some yellow-chalk-stained school notes sticking out the back pocket (some would even carry around a notes folder and a bottle of water, for the full cosplay). People from the med-school prep classes would think us... funny... we summed up to about 300 people, so... yeah, there's this.
Since I found these two blue is Matt and red is Tom in my head and anything else feels wrong
why does it feel tom is getting younger and younger
I so love the way the friendship and personality shows through
What was toms hair doing back in 2009???????????
+Zach “ZachIsCheese” Ashton The answer, my friend, is 'blowing in the wind'
+Zach „ZachIsCheese“ Ashton Making him look like a proper student.
+Zach “ZachIsCheese” Ashton Being a proper lion mane by the look of it.
Joel Getz glorious
+MidtownSkyport my favourite comment ever
The dynamic between those two is so wholesome
‘I’ll have to start wearing shirts’
7 years later and still no sign.
Tom, you've inspired me. I'm going to be buying green shirts in bulk from now on.
Did you find a place for them?
4:55 You're wrong, Tom! T-shirts for life, bro! My dad wears T-shirts and he's 65.
I could've listened to you two talk about this for hours.
If someone says "I'm a professional troll", there's a 99.8% chance that they haven't matured at all since they were 9 years old.
I'm a professional troll
@@sirspookybones1118 yikes
@@IrontwistFiM I don't even remember typing that
So does that mean you can become immortal by just saying "I'm a professional troll" every time you grew old to go back to your younger self? TOP 10 QUESTIONS SCIENCE STILL CAN'T ANSWER.
@@luongmaihunggia "matured" is not the same as "aged", so no.
I can see why you get along so well, and I can also see why there's an upper limit to the consecutive amount of time you two can spend together. :D
For the life of me I couldn't remember Tom's last name so I searched for Tom Red Shirt and this video helped me, thank you.
These guys have great on camera chemistry
Tom is like cartoon characters that always wear the same clothes and their wardrobes have several copies of the same piece
Tom's hair is GORGEOUS - WHATAREYOUTALKINGABOUT!!!???!
Wish there were video of that party. Sounds hilarious.
Yeah that was funny.
@@jameslaidler4259 did you reply to yourself a year later?
I disagree with the age limitations on tshirts. My dads running heater smelter past 50, and he still pulls it off.
I turned 18, and quickly realized I looked terrible in T-shirts. Now, it's all casual("formal") shirts
***** heh. I don't think I'll ever go button down shirts.
I'VE CHANGED MY MIND!
Girish Manjunath Welcome to the party!
I love this character development.
I either really like Tom and would love to be good friends with him, or I have a crush on him...
How about all of the above
Sus
Watching lots of these, would love some new ones
THERE IS A MATT AND TOM CHANNEL ?? why did nobody tell me
we are sorry for not informing you about this channel...
from these people, from these channels
You're like a comic book character that always wears the same clothes for every strip.
I absolutely adore you guys and how you interact with each other :D
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I like how every now and then, I come across more things that reinforce the idea that I already know Tom - something undoubtedly sparked by the parasocial relationship from watching his videos and seeing him online for ages, but also that sense of familiarity that comes from either feeling like we’ve already met and drank together in a pub; or at the very least, we’re part of the same social group and our respective friends have met and drank together in a pub, or we’ve each met and drank in a pub with each others’ respective friends.
Case in point here - while I wouldn’t say I *know* Steve from the Pembury, I’m fairly sure I’ve ended up in his flat above the (dearly departed) Oakdale Arms with a bunch of friends after the pub closed for the night, probably on a Thursday evening in the late 00s or maybe early 10s. And I’ve been to the Pembury a whole bunch of times - for Thursday night drinks, for boardgames, for Sunday roasts (and Tom, while I don’t really know Steve, I definitely do know Chris who worked at the Pembury for a while, and if you were a regular there you probably do too)!
…I’m not sure what it says about me to be starting off my new year with a dose of nostalgia, but here we are! 😅
RIP the red t-shirt 😢😢😢
..and _where_ could one order these from?
+DoctorPC pelailut After that birthday party? Not a chance I'm giving that away :)
One option is wholesaleteeshirtstore.com
Matt and Tom come on, we could do a fan meetup where everybody.. wait, let's keep it a surprise! :P
TheRealCAD97 That's in US, but it does prove that this is a thing, and this is a thing that many companies do.
bij de zeeman
I always thought it was a conscience decision by Tom to make his videos void of any product placement or advertising. As I learned recently, even wearing clothing with logos could be considered an endorsement.
“Working in IT” the tone when he says this😂😂😂
In a previous video on another channel Tom made a comment about differentiating between being a fan of someones work and being a fan of them as a person. At that point I was a fan of his work. After watching him with Matt I'm really curious how much of their banter is actually just them being friends vs them trying to make good content.
For whatever it's worth (5 years hence) I think Tom's hair looks very handsome.
Can you bulk order red shirts when you get older? Or wear an open shirt on top of a red t-shirt?
+Peter Smyth Both of those are good options, actually.
A red shirt, with a pale green t-shirt on underneath. Colour theory, people.
***** Certain blues will work. A lot of things will work, actually, there's options.
He could always wear the same red T-shirt with a suit coat over it, like a hipster. Technology Explained dresses like that sometimes.
Shitstain? I'd support using that instead of "troll". Might make for some odd conversations before it catches on.
Once you guys start talking you never finish, haha, always great videos though
Helps when they are friends off camera too.
I was not prepared for the Minion Jumpscare.
My cousin would always get a red hoodie for Christmas every year, so for his wedding people wore red jackets
Juggling Into A Strong Wind is a great phrase
Good title for a book.
@@qwertyTRiG Subtitle: The unauthorized biography of Tom Scott
@@ssbohio From all the Park Bench videos, there's probably enough material for a slim volume.
I always thought that you only wear red T-shirts because you were secretly a cartoon character.
the banter in this video is golden
I suggest a polo - a good compromise between being a slob and being sharp.
They are such good friends
when you can no longer pull off red t-shirt you move to the red generic polo.
I love this new show. Thanks, Tom & Matt, and best of luck with continued endeavors!
When Tom does a tour-concert thing, everyone needs to wear the red tees
Also for a good riff on this sort of thing in the cartoon world (where characters are almost always drawn with the same outfits because that makes it easier to maintain consistency and a sense of continuity when they're being "tweened" by a room full of different animators, same as how even fictional live action TV characters will generally keep the same wardrobe to make continuity assurance easier), I can recommend both the little known late 90s? / early 2000s? anime "Lost Universe" which spoofs a lot of established space-adventure cartoon tropes, including a protagonist who can never decide what to wear despite having a wardrobe full of nothing but identical copies of the same outfit, and - the curiously similarly named - Steven Universe, where several of the main characters have the very good excuse that their entire material appearance is just a holographic projection, yet they actually have two or three costume changes each as time goes on... whilst the (mostly) human title character is _always_ seen in shorts and a red shirt with a yellow star on it. Which it's revealed at one point he actually has at least two dozen of in every size, because they're unsold merch from his dad's failed band...
(and Red Dwarf has both three classic cases of this - Kryten obviously never changes due to being a mech, except between his debut and then reappearance as a permanent character (handwaved as being due to an accident), Rimmer is himself a computer generated hologram and so has a grand total of two, maybe three costumes throughout, and Lister always wears the same stuff due to being a slob... but also a complete aversion of it, in the Cat. Who could turn up wearing completely different stuff in five successive scenes due to a massive continuity failure, and it could still just be explained away as being part of his character instead...)
I went into IT specifically so I could wear t-shirts to work without anyone batting an eye. I'll wear the damn suit when I'm dead, not before.
Walked past you two last night in Canary Wharf. Not gonna lie, it really caught me off-guard.
Anyone notice the person in the background who grabs her child and speed walks away when she sees them talking to basically themselves :D
There's an age when you're too old for t-shirts? News to me. My dad is in his early 70's (I think), and he still wears t-shirts.
Tom's hair is just like rapunzel's
as soon as he cut it the colour changed lmao
Tom Scott literally hasn't changed at all in 4 and a half years. I would believe this was recorded yesterday.
I hope Matt gets over his pissing-hair problem. Hair piss is a difficult thing to get out of blue t-shirts.
Their friendship is so cute :D
They have a certain "Bert and Ernie" quality to them, with Tom as Bert.
I enjoy when Tom swears, probably because it is so rare XD
In the original Connections series, James Burke wore the same leisure suit combo in every episode. In one scene where he had a winter jacet over his suit, it was a startling change.