Junka is back! This time it's Mack Vs the reigning champion, Jay! Whoever doesn't cause the tower to fall makes the group watch the tapes they pulled from the pile. Or is it the other way around? WHO CARES IT'S JUNKA!!!!!
Yeah, I need a compilation of all the times they almost broke their equipment. One time a bowling ball almost broke the camera on an earlier BotW episode, and there is one time Rich falls over on the Nerd Crew and almost knocks over the camera. I'm sure there are more examples!
Don't forget Mike dropping his Tom green beer bottle, missing the carefully prepared padding and breaking it for real. Yes I do consider the beer bottle part of their equipment
46:23 the reveal, 7 years after the fact, that Rich was not in fact a child but a 22 year old man when he nearly burned down his grandmother's house cooking french fries never ceases to amaze me
I must say I'm reallyt glad someone finally adressed this issue, I used to work in fire security and the way movies handle sprinklers for cheap visuals breaks my immersion every time.
Having worked for my families fire safety company with my father, he and I actually look forward to criticizing fire sprinkler and fire alarm inaccuracies in movies. The best is still when a single alarm pull-station somehow trips the entire buildings fire sprinkler system and rains water down on everything, its fucking hilarious.
Jay in an electric wheelchair is the person I occasionally WISH I could be in my actual manual wheelchair. Love it. I also love how the abstinence cartoon is *so* worried about sex but says not a goddamn thing about minors drinking **and** driving.
@Rimone Media Ha, no worries. I remember going to a con in a rented electric chair, and one of the CEOs was like "I would've run three people over by now", during a signing. It was hilarious.
@@clongshanks5206 the little girl from Rem Lezar is actually dead. Couldn't determine what happened to the boy though. Maybe he and Rem are together again, forever.
"Fuckbutt Point" is probably one of the best jokes in RLM history. It should be in the hall of fame together with "Dom Delobetes" and "AAAAAAAAAAAAIDS"!
I love how RLM and Mack have achieved the same level of cynicism, for one it took years of being put through the ringer as a child actor and rising back into the public eye, for the other it took living in Milwaukee.
@@JonathanSeyghal lol. Your comment just made me imagine that whole iconic scene with Tim as Daniel Plainview and Rich Evans as Eli Sunday and it's glorious.
I can't believe Rich was an adult and not a small child when he almost burned down his grandmother's house. This completely changes my understanding of Rich's backstory.
If you guys ever have kids, and one of them when he's twenty two accidentally almost burns down his grandmother's house while trying to cook his own French fries; go easy on him.
When I heard "Enter the Yo Zone" I never wanted Jay to fail more in my life. That title gave me PTSD. When I was like 18 or 19, I worked for a store called Yo-Yo Universe, a subsidiary of Mackinac Kite Company, and "Enter the Yo Zone" was a promotional tape that had footage from a professional yo-yo competition and instructions on how to do some tricks. We had to play it in our store every day. It was the only tape we had. The store was only open for about 3 months, but I was the assistant manager, so I watched it for at least 200 hours, only not really being forced to watch when we had customers, which was mostly on weekends. Mack is my true hero for saving me from having to watch it again!
The good news is that if there is ever a Nukie shortage in your area, you can always drive to Wisconsin and resupply. The stockpile is large enough to eliminate Nukie famine in impoverished nations all around the globe. It's something Red Letter Media can be proud of.
Jay unleashed years of pent up rage at Best of the Worst with that wheelchair, that’s why Mike and Rich were legitimately worried he was going to destroy the cameras.
I was rooting for Jay the whole time. I was shouting at my phone for him to not take that last VHS. He should have known that was a load-bearing tape. I can only hope he makes a comeback in the third installment of Junka.
starting at 44:18 when jay comes in on the electric wheelchair, mike has this look of unbridled joy during the whole bit. usually he laughs with a cocky smirk, like he's thinking of the next joke. but with this bit, he looks at rich and jay like he has no plan. he's just along for the ride. he looks so happy and i just think it's really heartwarming.
Sometimes it's nice to be at a party and chill,. Instead of hosting it and worrying all the time. Plus Jay took charge! That was becoming the worst episode ever. Jay knew it and he acted fast to make sure everything was okay. It's kind of like fire safety. Cheers from Canada
I really wanted to see a lot of Jay's pile. I feel like "Here Comes Jesus" and "Mastodons: The First Encounter" were probably Rem Lazar levels of quality.
I wonder, if somebody had told young 12 y/o Jay that later in life he would develop alcoholism and play giant Unlabeled VHS Tape Jenga with Macaulay Culkin, what would he have done differently?
You guys need to do more JUNKA. This shit is fucking gold. I’m a fan of picking like 20 movies and concentrating them into the 4 or 5 good ones. This episode was hysterical drunk Tim is great, i genuinely didn’t realize it was macaulay culkin until like 20 Minutes in. Keep up the good work entertaining me in quarantine!
I'm suspicious that the Junka format is also a clever little trick introduced by Mike to start culling some of the garbage out of their library so they can free up shelf space.
I kind of hate it because of that. I really want to see the other tapes. In the end I feel a little disappointed for missing out on all the episodes that could have been.
My stomach. I thought they were joking about the "one guy in a wheelchair"-part, then out of nowhere Jay rolls out on not even a regular but a motorized one and chaos ensues.
@@Kris_A Josh / Jack & Canadians > mac Edit: I watched the BOTW with Twisted Pair yesterday after this comment and I'm gonna say the Canadians are just as good as J&J. Love those guys.
macaulay culkin being on this show and just hanging out and genuinely having fun after all the shit he went through when he was little gives me much joy.
Antonio Wakardo To be fair, so did the other two victims from Leaving Neverland until they had their own children and projected the trauma they’d experienced on to them. It often takes years for rape victim to speak about being assaulted to anyone, so I don’t think it’s a stretch to assume it would be even harder to discuss an experience like that that took place during your childhood-especially in the context of being groomed by the worlds most beloved performer. After watching the full documentary I feel it would be highly unlikely the Mac was not also a victim in some way.
Tangent, but here's my case for why "wheelchair bound" should be retired as a term. A wheelchair is a tool that people use to accomplish tasks, or the specific task of mobility. Depending on the type of chair (e.g., power chair with hand controls, hydraulic lift chair), the user has to have specialized knowledge or experience to use it well. We don't talk about other tools or technology that way. Someone who uses a car to get from Point A to Point B is not "vehicle bound." People don't even talk about other assistive devices, like glasses/contacts that way. "Oh look at that poor man, he's glasses bound. He is a prisoner of the tool on his face that he uses to increase his visual acuity." I understand that the term comes from the perspective of abled people who only think of disability as a death sentence, a tragedy, etc. But for people who view their chairs as an extension of their body that they actively use, it doesn't make any sense.
The entity spoke from beyond the static, its shape alien in its lack of definition, feminine in its suggestion, the audio warped. *Tell me... Do YOU feel mature???*
Drunk Jim the canadian is gold, until that Re:View video about Strange Brew I would had never expected a canadian to say F*ck you or ramble on about scottish pizza.
Why is no one mentioning how Rich Evans was exposed as a telepath? He stopped that camera from falling. The signs were all there, the way he can predict what happens in movies all the time. His gerbil like appearance. He's a goddamn Xman
The “let’s pretend it was a pig” bit was honestly the best thing I’ve seen all week. Edit: okay Jay running everything over in a motorized wheel chair was funnier
So I decided to do the math: -A standard Junka tower is 10 tapes high and each row has 7 tapes -So there are 7*10 = 70 tapes on a Junka tower -At least two tapes per row must be support tapes, so only 5*10 = 50 tapes can ever be pulled (Discarding extra Nukies) -So each player can pull up to 25 tapes each! -If we assume that the average black spine is 45 minutes long... *That's almost 19 hours of black spine videos!*
We watched that abstinence cartoon “If You Love Me...Show Me.” in my 7th grade health class in 1999. Our teacher would pause it and ask us questions to make sure we were getting the point. Never thought I would see that again.
Yeah, I was shown the yellow Dino tape in either kindergarten or maybe second grade, I thought it was a strange pipe dream for years until I saw the guys talking about it
@@AlexFallotnova47 I don’t remember any videos like that in grade school, but I do have a lot of memories of movies that feel like pipe dreams. Like, I don’t know the names of them or how to look them up, so as far as I know, I’ve fabricated any memory I have of them.
I'm surprised you guys didn't address the fact that in "The Gospel According to St. Bernard," in the kids room, there was a poster for Cocoon. What kid has a poster for Cocoon?
*Mack pulls a tape* Oh that sounds funny I want him to win! *Jay pulls a tape* Oh that sounds funny I want him to win! *Mack pulls a tape* Oh that sounds fun-
Rich: "...and then the economy collapsed, I lost my job, I came here, and Mike makes fun of me for money." What a perfectly condensed metaphor for the 21st century.
Is the Native American girl in "If You Love Me, Show Me" the same natureful character as the girl in Suburban Sasquatch? Are these movies part of the same cinematic universe?
I like how literally Macaulay Culkin has just become another member of the regular Best of the worst panel watching the weirdest shit ever made. Love it!
