Moon Knight Pitch Meeting 

Haha! 😄 It also slipped my mind, didn't get the joke at all and was surprised that something Ryan wrote wasn't funny. Thanks for pinpointing my lazy brain. 😊

Thank you so much, I totally didn't get that joke instantly, only by reading your comment! 🙈

Whoops!

@@nothingtoseehere2336 Whoopsie!

I thought the joke was about the mcu getting repetitive with using one actor for multiple variants of a character (Loki, DSMOM) but then i realized it was a self referential joke lol.

I love it

so awesome, that was the biggest laugh for me

"Here's the thing about that, shut up about that" is one of my favorites.

hey, shut up!

Coming up with a new catch phrase is super easy. Barely and inconvenience.

I only got it now because of the comments

Wait... he is the same guy?

@@MichaelSillion No, they are third cousins.

looking forward to the reaction the joke absolutely flew over my head too

I just got it because of comments. I thought he was referencing venom or something

I cracked up bigtime when I heard that. Genius

Remind me what that's referencing?

@@premiumheadpats4150 Disney forgot that Jetpacks were already a thing so the character played by Moon Knight's actor was surprised when they were used in Rise of Skywalker.

Yeah even as a non fan of SW who know little about the lore, I am more aware of some history including the Jetpack stuff than the new writers. When I saw that clip I cringe so hard. "THEY FLY NOW? THEY FLY NOW!"

@@MollyHJohnsThe movie is crap, but I've never quite understood the hate for this line. That could very well be the first time THOSE characters have seen them jetpack. Or it could be that they didn't expect those specific troopers to have jetpacks. It's just nowhere near the, "Somehow Palpatine returned." line, but I hear about them almost equally.

what does it mean?

@@hennythingispossible11 It’s a reference to the terrible joke on the 9th Star Wars movie of them talking about how the stormtroopers fly now, even though they have been for ages. Oscar Isaac(Moon Knight) also plays the character who says “He flies now”

@@flerken4233 Thanks! I completely missed that reference

That killed me 😂🤣

@@flerken4233 "I understood that reference"

I almost missed it too

I DID miss it

Same, took me a minute :D

@@toangreenlow2229 Was that an intentional joke? If so: nice one.

What are you talking about?

I watched this video when it came out and just barely thought of it that way

Same. Only realized it was a meta joke when the comment section pointed it out. And honestly, I don't even blame myself. Ryan is just that good at this.

I didn’t until the comments

It took me way too long as well…

wait….. 😂

So now we know that the producer guy is the real one (Marc) and he made up the screenwriter guy to tell him stories as an escape from reality!

​@@kritichaplot5025 Then he blacks out, and "Jake" films some Canadian RU-vidr acting out all 3 people! (I'm counting the outro guy as a portrayal of Jake.)

Somehow I didn't catch that at first- guess that just goes to show how good Ryan George is at doing that

Lol I was just ab to comment how I really enjoy watching characters talk to themselves and I didn’t even catch the joke bc I see Ryan as two totally different ppl 😭

Oh ffs how did that fly over my head. In both Moon Knight and Pitch Meeting I forget it’s one actor

Glad I’m not the only one who missed that joke

It took me a while n repeat watchin to get this😂😂

Oh shit, flew right over my head.

Took me a while 😂

Flew over my head completely

Yep I missed it too. Ryan is too good at what he does. He needs to be in charge of Hollywood.

.... really? How?!

Kinda me too.

I actually somehow missed it lmao. I’ve watched so many pitch meeting vids so my brain thinks it’s two separate people

It's embarrassing how long it took me to remember that I was watching that very situation.

I honestly sometimes forget that they aren't two different people.

I thought they were twins😭😭😭

same here lol. got it right as he was moving to next joke

Gold. Just like the bug wings!

@@INTJosh about time! if enough people stop watching the current trash maybe Marvel will start making quality shows and movies again

@joosh we can only hope.😔 But hey, it's not like there are other good movies that are being pumped out every year by talented directors. Dune is the first example to come to my mind. So it's not all trash and garbage that comes out of the movie industry.

Evidently not.

@@ThanatoselNyx hey shut up.

I forgot that he said that in SW

Seriously though. A big cringe when the original came out... "THEY FLY NOW?" *pause in shock* "THEY FLY NOW!"

yeah cause no one made fun of that line before

It is especially galling when the evil guy has been killing people, and when he escapes he obviously is going to continue killing people.

Man that just clicked for me now that you said it

@@F0XD1E yeah, same 😂

Lol, the first thing that came to mind was Willem Dafoe in Spider Man, and I was thinking, "What? People love that! Why are you emphasizing this point?" (Shakes head sadly at himself.) Duh. Belated laughter.

Took me too long to notice 😂

also DID doesn't work that way but _HEYSHUTUP_

Hmm let's see , Iron Man , Captain America's parents die , Thor's Dad is decent but umm. Friga was decent , Banner's mother is gone & his dad was not , Romanoff's mom was killed looking for Natasha , Hawkeye's mom was a thief , Falcon had a great mom & dad so did Bucky , Ego was bad , Thanos was worse , Strange is unknown , it's more so so.

either awful or dead, no in-between

That's because the initial target audiences of comics in the 40s-50s were immigrant children and war orphans from WWII.

@@ErebosGR most marvel characters were created 60s to 80s. Only a few are from 40s to 50s.

@@theinsurance2450 That's why I said "initial".

As soon as I clicked on the video, I hoped that they would have some reference to that.

I think that just proves how long this has been going on: we don't question it anymore.

I was like "wait, is this about that Dr Strange scene or something? Am i missing some meme?"

@@muskyoxes bro I thought it was a reference to some x men movie moment I forgot about or something, I was so clueless

ok i admit, I AM clueless, now what's the story about??? edit. (I'm an idiot) gotcha

No replies? I'm gonna have that change 😋

One of my new favorite games when watching a new show/movie is to find what plot convenience he'll use for the "super easy, barely an inconvenience line"

This is the most accurate one. Like there's literally no explanation why he could just go back and save him. He didn't even do anything and the guy already been cured from stone curse or something. Also, isn't he just another personality? They're all different people with different souls?

Ye ye ye,

Yeah starting with the afterlife bit MK went completely off the rails in terms of logic or plot coherence.

I feel like the show writers basically did the same thing😂

@@ISAACThBro i get the joke, but ig its cause marc and steven aren't aware of jake lockley, so his presence wouldn't even effect their souls

Hey shut up

The most polite shut up ever

I was wondering the same thing about the other one potentially being necessary, glad he mentioned it lol

Tony Stark, Natasha Romanoff, Odin, Frigga, Heimdall, Ajak, Gilgamesh, Ikaris, Vision, and Aunt May say hi.

@@OptimusGPrime yeah...😅there is no hope

Bonner huh

@@OptimusGPrime tbf for vision white vision exists and got visions memory in Wandavision and is only missing the empathy of og vision

@@OptimusGPrime ITS ok they Will got spin off maybe LOL THIS,IS MARVEL

🤣🤣🤣

Coming up with that pun must have been super easy, barely an inconvenience.

which is exactly why it should not be on television

I thought it was a funny reference to ROS and I didn’t even connect it that it was Issac that said it until I read this comment. 😂

This is a reference to Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker (ROS), when Poe says "They fly now" . For those who - like me - were wondering what this post is about

It was an obvious one. Just an average joke.

@@Dennicillin HEY that's a thing from the other thing!! It releases happy chemicals into my brain! 😁

Ahh yes, the joke

I do like "hey shut up"

Let me get off of that thing!

Yeah but some variety is nice.

Shut up

I love hey shut up though

Honestly, that'd be a good idea for the premise of a comedy.

I'm still on the fence about that...

I kinda miss "sir I'm gonna need you to get alllll the way off my back"

I hope it doesn't fade away

I know we love our catchphrases but it is good to shake some up every now and then. The "shut up" really flowed well lol

@@b.d6642 Oh yeah lemme get off of that thing

That one completely flew over my head. Much like the interaction about the split personalities!

I didn't even think of that.

It's best part of this channel that they are self-aware.

I STILL haven't realized that. I'm going to laugh when I do.

I'm glad I'm not the only person who took a couple seconds to realise xD

It took me until reading your comment

Why should he, though? Most of entertainment is made up of mythological fantasy.

True and this was so much more accurate to the mythology than that movie literally called "Gods of Egypt" where almost no one was Egyptian, Set was Scottish, and almost no cool animal heads in sight. Except Anubis he did a great job.

@@Ambar42 He… he shouldn’t. That’s their point. Some people do and they appreciate that Ryan has the sense to not.

@@DeathnoteBB Err... yes. I know. Either you have to read my comment again or you don't know what the sentence "Why would he?" means. Edit: Ok, maybe because I accidentally wrote "should" instead of "would". Not that you can't get the sentence without the right word but still: my bad.

@@Ambar42 Ah. Well to that I still say, sadly people do. Cinemasins is the example I have off the top of my head. In the Moana video he mocks the drum in the movie because “that barely looks like a drum.” Apparently assuming all of history has only had one kind of drum. So I also appreciate Ryan for apparently doing even some research into the religion, since a lot of it is less confusing with context, like the reed field and animal gods. Meanwhile Cinemasins can’t bother to research drums.

Tightness is *tight.*

Tightness is TIGHT

@@deadsirius3531 it sure is.

TITE

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He flies now?

Wow wow wow wow wow ....... wow.

This is the quality and level of references I'm subbed for.

My thought too lol! It took me a second to realize that was a self reference cause I forgot he was talking to himself 😂

Didn't even realize until I saw this comment

I had to google if he had a twin or not....he did it that well that i didn't look through the credits and immediately googled it. Amazing job, 12/10 on his acting skills...would hate to argue with him

I thought he was talking about Phase 4 of the MCU. Multiple characters interacting with alternate versions of themselves. Spider-Man, Dr. Strange, Loki, Vision and Scarlet Witch. Then I realized, oh, he’s talking about himself.

Me too

I read the Moon Knight comic as a teenager and this show looks like the people who made it had no idea what happened in the comics.

@@projectmayhem6898 The venn diagram for this show and the comics is the name "Moon Knight"

@@sirgentlebread7302 It looks like this show does for Moon Knight what Rian Johnson did for Luke Skywalker.

@@projectmayhem6898 I'd say it somehow does it even worse than Rian Johnson, at least he got the names of the side characters right

Dude could you explain the joke... I didn't really get it

Me neither

@@agnivmajumdar215 Try to find the Pitch Meeting for the last Star Wars movie (Rise of Skywalker)...it will make sense after that

@@agnivmajumdar215 It was a line used by Oscar Isaac in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker when they face off against Stormtroopers with jet packs.

@@agnivmajumdar215 it’s from Star wars chapter 9. Oscar Issac and his partner were being chased by storm troopers when they start flying and they reacted shockingly as “They fly now?“ “They fly now”

Wow! Okay I definitely did not notice that

"Trailer"? Try movie.

@@davidhoffman6980 "Movie"? Try garbage.

@@booshmcfadden7638 "Garbage"? Try Twitter.

@@ingredi8409 "Twitter?" Try Facebook.

you should watch Legion lol

It's not that weird to be fair.

Seen doom patrol?

Actually it was…… Tight!

It was super easy, barely an inconvience

They fly now?

what does it mean?

@@hennythingispossible11 it is a star wars line spoken by Oscar Isaac

You are the only one tho 😉

Case in point, the new Dr Strange. Big weirdo monster crawling up a building in broad daylight, entire wedding full of people head out to the balcony to gawk and laugh. The MCU civilian population has became jaded af

@@Taurusus i mean after 2020 and 2021 u can say we have gone through similar effects

about 5 minutes of moon knight in the show called MOON KNIGHT

Had to make room for the stunning and brave whaman of color.

@@nicholassupino8775 moon knight is too white

ikr, it makes me nervous for kenobi too

People had a problem with Steven.. I didn’t mind the change but I hated what they did with Mr. Knight… instead of gritty detective we got a guy who cracks jokes.

I feel like saying alter in that context is a lot more natural than 'identity', but otherwise yeah, and I'm so glad at least someone commented it...

@@sorry4710 Yeah, it would be but I wanted to clarify why its called DID now and why 'split personality' is harmful because Steven and Marc are not personalities. Honestly, I wish creators would do at least some research before making a video about something like that. Honest trailers also had a lot of misconceptions and also called Khonshu Marc's third personality which is blatantly false.

Hey shuddup.

I didn't understand it until I read this comment. Didn't grab me as funny for some reason.

I didn’t even get it till I started reading the comments lmao

Better than me... I didn't understand the joke until I read comments pointing it out to me. I've always been a bit slow. 😞

Yeah, we've definitely gotten to the point where we think he's two different people now.

@@Darion350 They are

I didnt even catch it until I read your comment

It's super easy..barely an inconvenience

OH MY GOD now i feel like an idiot for not realizing it sooner!

It's a weird show?

@@hasanthedumb5340 Yeah I thought it was a reference to Split with James McAvoy for some reason.

i didn't get it.. can you plz explain?

I know I'm going to feel dumb once it's revealed to me, but... what's the joke here?

It's a stars wars reference during the rise of the sky walker about some clones having jetpacks( even though those things were a thing a loooong time before that movie even came out)

@@sanjaybhattarai3782 The joke is a reference to Star Wars episode 9. Oscar Isaac is one of the main characters in that movie.

The joke is a dialogue from Starwars where Poe (played by Oscar Isaac) and Finn say this to each other when they see those storm troopers with jetpack

Tbh, I have feeling that we will see all those cut out fighting scenes in season 2, when the story of Jake would be shown (as in most cases it was him who did everything during blackouts)

It's the Knight and Day method of advancing a story. "How do we get our heroes out of this predicament?" "Well, we just have one of them wake up hours or days later somewhere completely different - and wearing a different outfit for some reason."

@@thedreamscripter4002 I'd love to see a one take scene, possibly also used in the trailer for season 2 (assuming we get season 2), where we get to see the entire fight between Jake Lockley and how he defeats Harrow and his men. The scene starts with Jake Lockley escaping from Harrow (while unmasked) and knocking Harrow to the ground as he gets to his feet. He turns to look at at Layla, as the hood manifests itself over Jake's head (we only get to see it from behind). The camera is now positioned over Moon Knight's shoulder, and we see him throw deadly projectiles from his cape at the men covering Layla, killing them instantly. The camera then moves towards Layla who manages to free herself, and turns to look at Moon Knight who is now beating up Harrow (similar to him beating up the Jackal in the first episode and trailer). He stops, and slowly turns around to reveal Jake Lockley's suit as the comic book black and white suit.

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No it isn't

Marc and Steven saw the mystrey sarcophagus and really said 'this is a future us problem' lol

Same lmao

The hippo is such a precious bean. Absolute masterpiece of acting and animation.

@@Circuitssmith Also, she thicc.

@@Circuitssmith It's funny how the hippo has better CGI than Moon Knight himself😆😆

@@ethanchong9914 It also seems a better CGI than shehulk trailer, well not too difficult i guess but still, hope they'll fix that when official release. Also me too i think those episode in the after life psy hospital was realy interesting, beeing able to see marc and steven together was interesting. The show got quite some dumb and arguable weird choices, but i overall liked it for what they tried, and oscar isaac delivered a pretty good performance so, it was fine if you accept to turn off your brain here and there for stuff like the god tribunal, where they just be like "naaa the bad guy is fine we trust him" stuff like that

Especially given that Oscar Isaac played Poe Dameron, one of the "They Fly Now"-saying guys from that movie with the guys that fly now.

Ughhhh.... why did you remind me of that trash movie?

That reference was the best lol

hahaa glad someone else got the ref.

@@nahor88 because they referenced it in this video?

Wowoowowowowow

Ya ya ya!!

Yeah yeah yeah

Tightightight

Reading your comment was TIGHT!

Screenwriter Guy has complained about repeated non-consensual heavy petting from his co-host #TimesUp

Too bad that he got in a fight with George Ryan! I also heard that he is a terrible boyfriend too!

SKY. BEAM.

That wasn't satisfying in the least

@@priyachoudhary9896 thats exactly why he said its hard

@@ruta9044like not just the ending, the show got unbearable after episode 1 for the most part

Coming up with a satisfying conclusion is super hard, very much an inconvenience for any work of fiction 😅

Yes

I would imagine that at least one person would not believe any of it

Oh, jokes so subtle that everyone notices them are TIGHT!

Especially as it's not even the first time he's made it here... 😁

You might want to look up what "subtle" means.

@@smaller_cathedrals hey shut up

I think you misused the word subtle

Ooh a VERY snarky respiration.

I think this is the second straight with a quick "hey shut up" thrown in.

Honestly, the only real thing you need to know about Moon Knight is that Dracula owes him money.

@@overseerpjoe9477 ALDJAJF HUH

i thought it was very good until the final few episodes...the night sky...the giant gods...the gods just all getting mopped by one avatar...and the blackout in the final show down...all those were a terrible way to end a show that was actually pretty creative for an MCU show

@@ipraytovodka "...until the final few episodes..." There are six episodes. 🤣

@@justinamerican8200 well thats last two episodes ...its been a minute since i watched it and now that your pedantic ass made me think more about it ive gotta say those are the only things that bugged me about the entire show