The Wizard of Oz - Caravan Of Garbage
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Believe it or not The Wizard of Oz wasn't an immediate hit when it originally released in 1939. It was only in subsequent decades that it became the pop culture phenomenon which spawned multiple spin-offs, prequels and sequels like the upcoming adaptation of the stage musical Wicked. So come with is as we journey back to the Land of Oz with Dorothy, Scarecrow, The Tin Man, The Cowardly Lion, Glinda and the Wicked Witch of the West or Elphaba as she's come to be known. Thanks for checking out our Caravan of Garbage review
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Kudos to laurence for the sinister spacey cut at 8:45
I cackled
@@primate924 like a wicked witch, one might say
It made me flinch and say, "Jesus..."
What a whimsical movie, hope nothing bad happened behind the scenes!
LOOK INTO IT!
Everything went fine 😊
LOOK OUT OF IT!
How tf did you post this yesterday?
@@ted_cruzumakiwitch craft & voodoo at the same time during a full moon probably.
I don’t think there's a more whimsical movie that had a more decidedly unwhimsical production.
I don't like it at all for that exact reason. Hard to ignore the misery
@@grahamwade5932I mean, plenty of people can separate the bad parts of a production with the quality of the end product. If you just ignore the piece of media then the people all went through hell for nothing.
Movie sets, like most workplaces, aren't very fun places to be. On-screen is where the magic happens.
Avatar 2009 comes pretty close, but misses out due to it being absolutely shallow instead of whimsical
Steve Rogers understands this reference
I undestood *_that_* reference
_(Nice meta-reference!)_
🤣🤣🤣
The one with crabs @ Bubbles Shed and Breakfast?
Wicked reference
I have a theory that Wizard of Oz might be the most commonly referenced/quoted movie of all time. I have absolutely no way of objectively determining if this is true, but I believe it. 1) It's much older than the vast majority of other movies that get referenced a lot, 2) Ever since it became popular it's remained consistently well-known throughout the world in a way that very few other movies have over such a long period of time, and 3) It has a TON of lines that people quote, some of which you might not even remember originated from it, like I had a moment once years ago where I re-watched the movie for the first time in forever and was like "oh wow I don't think I realized the phrase "come out come out wherever you are!" was from this". I know there are movies that get quoted to endless degree in certain circles of people, like Monty Python and the Holy Grail, but I don't think movies like that get quoted by your average everyday people on a regular basis nearly as much as Wizard of Oz. It's so deeply baked into our cultural subconscious, it's kind of fascinating.
Fun fact: If you sync up Pink Floyd's Dark side of the Moon when this review starts playing... nothing special happens but you can listen to them both at the same time.
Big if true
It hasn't been disproven yet
Blue harvest happens
I think they did that in Star Trek Acid Party
Rodney! Rodney!
When it got a 3D imax release in 2013 I booked a seat and got a warning with the email about the lack of colour at the start
Was rewatching WandaVision with my mom and said “I doubt many gen z kids are watching this at all… they HATE black and white and will not give it the time of day despite how damn good it is”
😃
yeah but people in the 1930's or whatever probably didn't check their email, so back then they would have been storming out
@@HopUpOutDaBed Luckily I checked my email just as I got up to walk out.
Fun fact: outside of the USA the movie was called “The Wizard Of Gram”, on account of the rest of the world using the metric system
Womp womp
“Oz” refers to the wizard’s name not the imperial measurement “ounces”
@@gunnerbriscoe3315 that’s simply a lie, i remember going to see The Wizard of Gram in the cinema, they even got a Russian man to dub over the word oz each time with “gram mr falcon”
That's about as funny as a screen door on a battleship
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Color movie projectors! Before this movie, there was only black and white light! LMAO
I'm glad someone else laughed at that, hah.
Yeah. For a second I was agreeing with Mason, then I was like "Hold up. The color is on the film. The projector just needs to put light through it, same as black and white film."
Mason is an idiot.
I think there were special projectors needed for early color films as they required separate film strips for the red, green, and blue. But I’m not certain.
Well, my mom saw the movie on her non-color TV growing up, so she didn't realize the movie was in color until years later. So that kind of thing did happen for at least some people!
You should do the Wiz as well! Absolutely bonkers movie.
Whatever those growing puppet things in the subway were... so creepy
@SuprousOxide The pillars and trash cans coming alive trying to eat them lol
No....
I remember seeing that in the theater. I was 10 & I recall it making me feel kinda weird🤣
Imma be honest... I don't think these 2 white Australian guys are equipped to cover The Wiz.
The OG western Isekai
Book wise, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland came first by 35 years!
Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy (1314) is technically an isekai too.
If we're counting hell/the underworld as "another world," then The Descent of Inana to the Underworld was written around 1500 BCE, but idk if ancient Sumeria counts as "western" or "eastern."
Please cover 'The Wiz' as well. Motown adjacent should count
Ease on down ease on down the Watchlist
I'm just a mean ole lion 🎷🦁
But it's shit
Not doing “The Wiz”?
It’s a pretty remarkable and mind-f movie considering budget, cast, and the time it was filmed
Covering anything to avoid The Fifth Element, I see. 😏😅
Not SEO friendly enough, clearly
When did they say they were going to?
After this one, it’s personal.
@@garyoak9649they told my mom last night bud.
Multipass!!
Bladerunner, Bladerunner 2049, Total recall and Fifth element all need the caravan of garbage treatment
Yes yes yes yes and total instinct would be sick
I wouldn’t worry they are gonna do every movie probably
Sorry best we can do is Blade, Nine, and Elemental
I forgot total recall had a remake
The Fifth Element episode needs a 5 minute section specifically to mention how much of an actual pedophile Luc Besson is.
The Lion, The Wicked Witch, and the leaded paint on the Tin Man coating his lungs full of lead are my three favorite characters in fiction.
Yeah he should forgo the heart and ask for new lungs
it wasn't lead paint it was aluminum dust
Shhhh you should know you can't intrude on someone's false internet joke with the appropriate facts. That's illegal according to internetional law@@Luke101
Also the Ahh bess toes.
It's also my favorite C.S. Lewis novel.
14:42 That's the wildest pronunciation of Buddy Ebsen I've ever heard.
I read your comment AS he said it and just about choked on my drink
Rey Bludger
Buddy Eebsbee
Bluert Lahrvest
I would say the Witch of the South is not so much missing as composited into the character of Glinda. In the book, Glinda is the Witch of the South, fairly similar to the movie character, but we don't meet her until the last act when they journey to her realm in the far South. The Good Witch of the North who Dorothy meets at the beginning is a different character, a kindly old lady. So there isn't the odd feature of Glinda seemingly withholding critical information from Dorothy--it makes more sense.
All things considered, "The Wizard of Oz" is actually way more faithful to its source material than a lot of film adaptations are, and certainly more faithful than the previous Oz adaptations. But they condensed the story quite a bit, particularly in the second half. Dorothy melting the Witch of the West happens at the midpoint of the book and there's a lot of traveling after.
Interesting fact--as far as I can tell, the original stage version of "The Wiz" (not the Sidney Lumet/Joel Schumacher movie) might be the most structurally faithful adaptation of Baum's book out there.
As far as "faithful adaptations" go, it should be remembered that Frank Baum himself directed several adaptations of his books.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptations_of_The_Wonderful_Wizard_of_Oz
@@ThreadBomb Yes, and they're *nothing* like the books, so he clearly was fine with interpreting his own material pretty freely.
The main thing the movie adds is the "dream" frame concept, which the book really doesn't mention at all--it might have been borrowed from "Alice in Wonderland". The transition from monochrome to color, amazingly, IS in the book, which describes Kansas as this kind of preternaturally gray place. But there's nothing about Dorothy dreaming; her house really got blown to Oz.
(also, can I just say: that tornado effect is AMAZING, one of the best special effects ever put on film if you ask me.)
Fun Fact: One of the only times Margaret Hamilton reprised the role of the Wicked Witch of the West was on an episode of Sesame Street 40 years later. Absolute legend.
That's pretty cool!
@@SorceressHeartright? The other 2 times was ons on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood but she didn't have the green make up so I think she more of just a regular witch and the other time was on the Paul Lynde Halloween special. What's interesting is they were all in a span of a year.
No one cares @@JakeFromUA-cam
@@tonypine3434I do, and therefore your comment is as superfluous as its intention 😊
@@ellaisplotting who was even talking to him😂 like what 😂
The Wizard of Oz is a masterpiece. It’s one of those rare movies that everyone can enjoy; Kids, Teens and Adults it’s that special
Considering it's age and the fact that it is still watched and loved by kids to this day it's truly one of a kind.
Yes! An upload from my two favourite "Ozzies"!
This entore movie was just a set up for the ending of Zardoz.
We need Tank girl and Spawn (and other 90s superhero flicks) to get the COG treatment
My favorite scene is when Dorothy and her friends confront the wizard and he reveals they already had everything they needed inside them: asbestos, the 1930s wonder material
'bestos is for plebs, it's all about them microplastics these days, with a 0.000000000000013% chance of developing superpowers instead of organ decrepitude
I always love the bit where Scarecrow has a gun for no reason.
Timestamp?
@@Mecharnie_Dobbs Sounds like a reference to the Futurama parody to me.
i always wondered why scarecrow has a gun for some reason.
When the gang are heading out to try to get the Witch's broomstick, they bring weapons. The Lion has a net and Witch Repellent Spray, Tin Man has a wrench, and Scarecrow has a revolver.
Fun fact: They had to color this movie by hand but due to the lack of movie ink back then they had to grow their own pigment plants leading to the working title "Blue Harvest"
Colour* bum brain.
Having a quick time this time, are we?
Try harder please
Fun fact: The Lions's original name in the book was "RODNEEEEYYY!"
The cowardly lion seems more like the person who would be screaming out Rodneeeeeeeeeee
Rodney was also in charge of acquiring the blue screen for the film, which led to his role in the film being listed, not as “the cowardly lion” but as “the blue harvester”
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Maybe someday a streaming service will make an awful series from all 14 Oz books.
SyFy tried.
It sucked.
I never knew that was the witch of the East in the tornado. I always assumed it was witch of the west in sepia color.
I always figured that moment represented the transition of people Dorothy knew into their dream equivalents--Almira Gulch transforming into the Witch of the West.
More trivia!
The twister was cotton on an electric drill.
The horse was coated in jello to give a color changing effect.
There is a cut dance number called Jitterbug that would take place in the woods outside the Wicked Witches castle.
The first Oz book is a political allegory about someone on a dust bowl farm trying to get justice from a capitol city that sees the world through superficial green tinted lenses. Hence, Dorothy was burdened with silver slippers, since populists wanted silver added to the gold standard.
The slippers were changed to ruby red for a better shot on technicolor.
The Witches death was a product of the Hayes code. Left unchanged, Dorothy would have thrown a bucket of water on the Witch without knowing she would melt, but it had to be completely accidental, so she tries to throw water on the Scarecrow to put out the fire.
The Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and the Lion are, respectfully, an industrialist who suspects he makes decisions without empathy, a rural common man who suspects his opinions are niave, and a patriot who feels like he's failed to live up the reputation of his forefathers. Though in the movie, they are simplified to represent some virtues Dorothy can attain as she grows up.
Fred Rogers arranged for that interview after an episode of Sesame Street, wherein the Wicked Witch lost her broom, was pulled due to a series of letters from parents.
None of them actually believed the Wizard when he said they could solve their own problems in the book. They firced him to make up some placebos on the spot.
Margaret Hamilton reprised the role on the Lost Episode of Sesame Street.
I would have argued it was an act of god rather than manslaughter. How am I responsible if I'm in a car and a tornado picks my car up and lands on a young family?
Land of Magic. Laws based on the existence of magic. A 'tornado' is a scientific phenomenon that doesn't exist in Oz.
@@jaustill237 What? Not even wind magic? One witch can bugger off in a bubble and one in a wall of flame but the wind is unknown to them?
This one is good, but man, I love Return to Oz. That's such a "wicked" one. Pun intended.
Dude, you're right. That room with all the heads was something else.
Beware the wheelers!
Return to Oz is so much better.
@@Excellsion hard agree
Please look at The Wiz with Michael Jackson and Diana Ross as well
Fun fact: all four witches appear in The Wiz. Addaperle is the witch of the north, Evilline is the witch of the west, Glinda is the witch of the south, and Dorothy kills the witch of the east.
Petition to do the Wiz button!----->
Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, Nipsey Hussle among others. Would love to see the boys discuss this one
*Russell
To this day, this film still has some of the best costumes and set design of all time. The painted backgrounds are gorgeous, The twister scene is genuinely terrifying. The characters are all so memorable. Just a masterpiece of cinema, which is incredible considering all the behind the scenes issues. A must see movie for all generations
My dad turned 65 this year and he remembers buying his first TV with color properties. They were so excited to watch the Wizard of Oz and color but as many of you know the beginning part is in black and white still, they were pissed off, but my dad described when he first saw Dorothy wake up and Oz and seeing color TV for the first time, his breath was taking away
Colour*
@@Yan-tz9pn *Aluminium
Hey what was the working title of this movie? Was it similar to that of the original Star Wars by any chance?
Originally they were Sapphire slippers, the movie being called A Sapphire Claimant in Oz, later shortened to Blue Harvest. Which just so happened to be the original working title of STAR WARS ya know.
It was called Green Harvest because they harvested the soul of that evil ugly old green witch.
No
She did live on a farm, which made her sad, and there was an Emerald City... so there was definitely some Green Trivia there that was missed, and it was a Blue Harvest.
It was not, no. What an odd question to ask.
Glinda dropped Dorothy's house on the Witch of the East, and then put the slippers on Dorothy because she knew Dorothy would have to kill the Witch of the West.
Using Dorothy as a pawn to kill both her rivals.
Presumably she had already found someone to murder the Witch of the South for her previously
that's possibly a good theory though.
She didn't need to kill the WotS, they were lovers.
Ah yes the wizard of oz nothing bad ever happened to the cast....😅
"Margaret Hamilton plays the Wicked Witch and old woman."
She was 37 at the time. I guess even her agent told her, in a nice way, "you're ugly, honey".
Well I guess to be fair the witches are the only mid-aged women in the movie. Theres Dorothy, a kid, and auntie ‘em, an explicitly old lady. So a witch IS the only character she was a fit to play.
You're not gonna cover "The Wiz". That sucks. Smh
I just think it's crazy that they were in the middle of filming this right when color first started existing, and they got the EXACT MOMENT on film. It's so weird to think that the whole world used to just be in grey scale...
I am once again on my knees!!! Begging for the fifth element caravan of garbage!!!
19:49 I can't tell if they're joking.
Until I read this comment, it didn't even dawn on me that "color projectors" makes no sense.
The munchkin land song is my favorite part because it goes on to long. It’s such a needlessly in depth introduction to munchkin society. I don’t know if it was intended to be a joke but I find it very funny.
It was probably inspired by the style of stage musicals at the time.
It is the ultimate indictment of the inherent fallacy of constant plot advancement
I'm not sure if Mason was joking or not when he mentioned Colored Movie Projectors
I think he just didn't think it through, like me. But yeah, now you mention it the film is in color the projector is the same projector you would use for black and white film.
Ah yes, the movie that ushered in World War 2, truly magical
The zoom at 8:43 took me out - every episode of has the most subtle and hilarious editing often matching the discussion in really creative ways. HUGE props to the editors! (Laurence specifically on this one)
Right, so in the book Glinda is actually the Good Witch of the South and she doesn't appear until the very end. The Good Witch of the North, whom Dorothy meets when arriving in Oz, is a completely different character. This is sorta vital because Glinda is the only one who knows that Dorothy can use the magic slippers (which were silver in the book) to teleport home. In the movie, this makes it seem like Glinda tricked Dorothy into going on that long ass adventure when she could have just sent her home from the start.
Other differences is that the ending of the book doesn't make it all out to have been a dream: Oz is unambiguously a real place and Dorothy absolutely went there. Also, the reason Dorothy wanted to go home wasn't because she missed life on the failing dustbowl farm. Because of course she didn't, her life in Kansas sucked. She wanted to go home because she was worried about her aunt and uncle. That was the only reason she didn't stay in Oz and in later books she actually brings Em and Henry with her and settles in Oz permanently.
There's also what is essentially a transsexual main character and what can be interpreted as a lesbian marriage, in a series of children's books written from 1900 to 1919. Also it's just generally full of powerful and competent women. Lyman Frank Baum was hella ahead of his time, is what I'm saying.
This comment has done more to make me interested in the books than anything else, including the film 😅
If you're going to do Wizard of Oz adjacent things, you HAVE to do 'The Wiz', the blacksploitation version with Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, and Richard Pryor. It was AWFUL. But awful movie = fun criticism content.
1939 is only 85 years ago. Young cast members are still alive but nobody with significant and/or speaking roles
The munchkins in the background were children.
Okay, I'm going to add my vote to 5th Element.
Glinda is technically the good witch of the south. The Good Witch of the north was an entirely different character in the book who is actually the person that meets Dorothy with the Munchkins and is the one who tells her to go find Glinda.
Lol James screaming “TORTURE EXCLAMATION MARK” at Lawrence like he’s outdated voice-to-text technology
I'm surprised no mention was made of the Dark Side Of The Rainbow (synching Moon with Oz)
0:18 I am very unironically excited for this lineup for Caravan of Garbage
6:33 That's the Wicked Witch of the West in the window, not the East. We see the old lady transform into that character, the WWotW.
Imagine if they had left the Jitterbug scene in the movie. “Fly My Pretties! Fly” … and now a charming musical number 🤣
Im excited for the Return To Oz video
I'm thankful this series can carry on forever. It is the only way.
SyFy had Tin Man with Zooey Deschanel as DG.
Gday boys, abra kadabra boys to the REAL wizards of Oz
Does Wizard of Oz (adjacent) films and DOESN’T do The Wiz?!! Poor form gents. Lol. Seriously I’m excited for this though. This is gonna be an interesting ride based on hilarious this was! Lol. Thanks for posting.
19:50 I’m pretty sure the time when this came out, there was no such thing as a “color projector” vs a “black-and-white projector”. Because everything was real film stock, it was just simply shining a light through the negatives of the film reel that was sent to the theaters. If you got black-and-white film, your projector showed a black-and-white image. If you got color film, your projector showed a color image. Correct me if I’m wrong, other UA-cam commenters,
Colour*
@@Yan-tz9pn This is an American movie, so it's pronounced "technicolor"
@@solvseus color is not pronounced differently. It’s spelt differently.
I didn’t correct Technicolor, I corrected color. Technicolor is a trademark company name. It’s still spelt wrong, but it can’t be helped. even in normal countries, Technicolor keeps its name.
However, colour, is always pronounced the same and spelt correctly with a u
Apropos scary Disney movies, like Wizard of Oz 2: Toto Recall, maybe CoG about other scary, old Disney Movies like Watcher in the Woods?
Buddy Eebseen is brilliant as Jeed Claimpeet in the Beevreley Heilbellies! Hablarious show! Lol
i love buddy on the Beverley hillbellies and i wonder if he's alive or not.
@@viviennemorgan7217 If he only had a brain, right? 😜
@@langleymneely right?
Ngl i totally forgot Wicked was coming out this year. I thought they were doing it because Agatha All Along is about a band of misfits travelling down a mystical road, and The Penguin's name is "Oz".
I must have been a weird kid, I love Return to OZ
Everybody loved Return to Oz. Its the parents that were against it. Something about every time they watched it their kid would end up in their bed later that night claiming 'nightmare'.
This movie was actually base on the book titled “The Wizard of Oswald” but the director for the movie didn’t think that was an actual name so they changed it
Follow the yellow brick road!
Glinda low key insulting Dorothy.
All witches are old and ugly -Dorothy
Only bad witches are ugly, so are you a good witch or a bad witch - Glinda
Isn’t asbestos snow a myth?
It's been comprehensively proved, and admitted.
It's speculated. Production notes were destroyed and no one really knows. Oz historian William Stillman claims it was white gypsum.
Other than the supposed asbestos snow, there are lots of other deadly chemicals in the fake snow too.
Glinda always creeped me out. I never bought that she was a good witch.
Btw the movie is allegory for the Federal Reserve and the fiat currency system. It doesn't have a moral lol.
It's always irked me when credits feel the need to indicate that an actor played two roles when narratively the two characters are technically one character. Like, the old lady is the Wicked Witch, they're not two separate characters. It'd be like saying Robert Downey Jr. played both Iron Man and Tony Stark in the movie.
Since later books make it extremely clear Oz is a real place you can go to and not just a dream or whatever, disagree.
@@Shoeboxjeddy Even with the dream angle, I'd still say that Mrs. Gultch and the Witch are two separate characters, along with the farmhands/Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion.
Though as a kid I always thought the Wizard and the fortune teller were the same guy, and I wondered how he had got to Oz first (and back too).
Also, who the hell is Glinda? She has no real world analogue. (A school teacher we never see perhaps?)
Wait… Tony Stark is Iron Man?!?!
At 1:01, these guys inspired my anime podcast, and the fact Nick Mason knows about isekai confirms to me he's a secret weeb.
I love this movie so much.
"Next week, the one that scared everyone as children"
This week: actual horror reality of the past
They were doing asbestos they can while making this movie.
I have not finished this video so if they made this joke, my bad.
You’d better not skip “The Wiz” with Michael Jackson.
The fact that James didn’t go with The Wizard Oz Trivia is a tragedy
Fun fact: three munchkins are still alive. According to gooogle
The Wizard of Oz x Darkside of the moon, if you know you know.
I know it so well, I know it is also an urban myth it was done intentionally. It kind of works...kind of.
Woww !!!…. You guys aren’t gonna do THE WIZ that was the scary one
2:36 I don't think they know what asbestos was used for. If the theatre was full of asbestos than they couldn't burn it down even if they tried.
lol bring it back!
Got em
Wow they should make whole buildings out of the stuff
The projectors just shined light through a film reel there was no “color” projector 😅
I expect mention of all the asbestos related hijinks that were abundant during the filming of this?
Well that didn't take long.
Also poor, poor Margaret Hamilton. That woman went through hell.
I was also thinking about Yesterworld Entertainment’s doco on The Wizard of Oz, and it’s just as good if not better. Everybody shall watch it!
21:31
Mason: I bet there's also a Syfy original that's dark and gritty.
Me: oh yeah I remember TIN-MAN
(Shows footage of emerald City from NBC)
Me:🤨🤨
Came here to say this myself! Tin Man was such a good mini-series...
Those are the Isekai examples? Why not "Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon"? THIS IS REAL AND PEOPLE ARE WATCHING IT!
Also "That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime" is pretty good actually.
I hope you do the other two Oz films, I think both are perfect for this, also DO THE EWOK MOVIES
The one with the giant ape beast was cool.
They missed one fun fact: during production, the asbestos they were using for snow got contaminated by silver dye they were using for the lumberjack, resulting in blue discoloration. As the result, the crew had to harvest uncontominated asbestos from the pile, leading to the working title 'Blue Harvest', which coincidentally would be the working title of the first Star Wars movie.
Whenever The Wizard of Oz is talked about, there’s always that one person who brings up the rumor that you can see someone hang himself in the background.
The same way someone always says Viggo broke his toe when he kicked the helmet in The Two Towers.
18:45 I’m glad you guys caught it being wrong. I tried explaining this to my college friends and they didn’t get it 😃
It’s excellent satire - you have a diploma people respect you, but you’re an idiot. Much like how the lion gets a Red Badge of Courage and now he’s supposedly brave
For me everything to do with the Wizard of Oz is interesting to me, the books, the stories, the obscure theme park that was made along time ago. This movie which has a crazy history in summer urban legends surrounding it, the return to Oz movie and even Oz, the great and powerful, although not being as good as a movie I still love the world that it portrays. I would say I would be down for another movie exploring, but not today’s climate
I'm surprised there was no mention of the famous Australian C-Day where they did a Wizard of Oz-esque switch over to colour TV broadcasting.
“They considered using a real lion”
Technically, there’s a rumor that the costume he's wearing was made out of real lion skin!! 😳 I sort of believe it. The fur looks very accurate to the real thing.
The isosceles triangle comment Scarecrow makes is thought to be intentionally wrong to show that the wizard didn't actually do anything since it was established he's a fraud. The script initially had another part where he says something about how you can combine two chemicals and get the new chemical formula by dividing them by the area of a circle which if it is intentionally wrong then the second part was probably removed for being too obvious
Ben Mendelsohn should play the Wicked Witch of the South. "Aww g'day boys, you haven't been talkin' to the munchkins have ya?"
3:01 😂 Just
5:51 Time to K… 😂
13:21 Why the Oscars exist
15:52 Asbestos Wonder Material!
It’s definitely ridiculous but you gotta admit the munchkin coroner with the death certificate is funny. It’s not enough Dorothy crushed the witch, they had to make it official.