Llamas With Hats Stole Our Souls 

Eh less bullying and more people driven by passion…..to annoy these guys. Seriously. I understand. One of my favs. This is one I’ll revisit for the rest of my or the internet’s life.

Next they need to watch charlie the unicorn.

@@jaernihiltheus7817 Agreed!

Billy is spelled with an i

They have a Kickstarter, they are bringing them back for another season.

...holy shit.

Closely followed by "my stomach was making the rumblies... thaxt only hands would satisfy"

The real poetic irony is that Carl screamed at himself before drowning himself at the end to pay for his crimes.

I dunno... _"That hurt my feelings. Now we're both in the wrong."_ in response to being lightly criticized for a war crime has aged pretty well.

This wouldn’t have happened if he had enough baby hands with him but to be fair, those are hard to find these days.

Cool to know! Where did you find this out?

@@hntrl8880In a dream sequence

Yeah.. I realized that when I first watched these episodes come out. And I felt bad because I was one of those people that kept begging for more episodes. I was part of the mask.

Bri is my fave redhead

Happy Tree Friends was the go-to for back in the pre-2008 era. Teenage me almost died watching that along with anything on Newgrounds or EbaumsWorld. Salad Fingers is another classic. The "Invader Zim Dragonball Z" video... End of Ze World is still good. I can't remember everything... I know dude from Game Grumps animated a bunch of stuff under EgoRaptor. So many flash games lost to time...

@@cctomcat321i remember his Pokémon animations

Its been so long since the last time i watched this series😂 I almost forgot it existed, so this notification was a blast of nostalgia, and its still just as funny.

Imagine them watching the mlp pinkie pie beating up all her friend

@@LXW-Arts You mean Smile? Oh god, what if they also watch Cupcakes?

Getting them to see the "There's a Man in the Woods" video would be cool too.

Both of these are amazing. If not that, then Sock 6

oh, or the entire Marble Hornets catalog.

I was in my late 20s when the word “Caaaarl!” was first exclaimed on RU-vid. There. You’re young again 😁 (or I’m just SUPER old, but we’ll go with the former)

I'm 28 and yeah I must've been in 9th grade when I watched this for the first time. Jeez

Yeah I was still in school when these came out, like jeez I'm old.

I was looking for this comment!

And Salad Fingers

Yeah, shadowstone park is a really cool one as well. Though, I do wonder if they know a recent episode was done sometime ago they modified some of the episodes to make it "brand friendly", a great critique on youtube itself.

And the lazor collection!

@@theguy10n1 Yes, they must see the rusty spoons! XD

Just a minor miscalculation. Had he only stabbed the man 36 times, I'm sure Paul wouldn't have been nearly as upset.

I like trains 🚂

oh i didn't know that was a reference !! i remember that scene haha

admittedly, i was one who discovered it late (and i blame it on being a bit of a contrarian towards fads- waiting to see if they stick around beyond the initial buzz), but i am not sure as much context is lost as it might appear. Sure, the exact meta context is lost, yet it pokes through with the... humanity of the story. In a binge format, you can see a complete character arc filled with commentary on some of the darkest aspects of human nature; that depth doesnt come from nowhere, and the commentary resonates in similar but distinct ways depending on if it feels like you as the audience were called out for being part of the problem. If anything, binging just creates a greater respect for the series when you see how clean the entire arc is despite changes in direction and behind the scenes turmoil. Getting caught up in the dark humor of a single short only a couple minutes long whilst waiting for the next part creates the fixation, creating the cycle for the behind the scenes drama. With that cycle in place comes a certain pressure of deadlines on the side of the creator before the short becomes irrelevant, and the audience then gets burned by any drastic change in direction or approach. In short, it is complicated. The context of waiting is different than the context of binging, but both experiences are equally valid with different pros and cons with an end result that balances out. At the same time, it is a very hard statement to prove as the factor of time is hard to isolate in an experiment and any single person can only experience the series for their first time once. Binging brings out the nuance, waiting makes the commentary louder. Binging removes most expectations, waiting brings those expectations to a point of imbalance. Both show the subtle improvements as the series progresses in different ways, with waiting giving a hyper-awareness whiplash and binging a respect for acknowledging the subtlest differences. (episode 1: stationary environment with mostly lip flapping. Episode 12: 3-5 distinct backgrounds, animating every part of the frame [foreground, background, middle ground/stage], animated articulation, and characters moving more than just their mouths and facial expressions.) If anything, the improvements makes it hard to believe the show lacked passion, even if it came from turmoil.

The people have spoken “Viva La Resistance!”

“All you do is kill people!” “That’s like saying all Mozart did was write songs.” 😂

It got a finale episode 10 years later