I love how many different ways people in the comments are interpreting the interactions in this scene. That’s how you can tell this is true art, expressing nuance and fostering debate. Put this in the library of Congress.
@@CopiousDoinksLLC everyone forgets Dj Douggpound and how he literally edited every Tim and Eric bit into the style the rest of the world refers to as "Tim and Eric"
Up yours, Craig. I take that as a challenge. And when I win the challenge, what they'll be saying is "Never mess with a man who can mess with a woman who can pull a 480 degree tempered glass... etc. etc."
I love how the song is obviously made for comedy, but the backing track is arranged and produced really well and it's really damn catchy so it sounds like a normal pop song
I can't tell who the bigger psychopath is, the man who's ready to murder his wife because she's cooking something he doesn't like or the woman who puts on a maniacal smile when she's being threatened with a knife. Or the man who follows his coworker into his house to see what he's having for dinner.
If they ever make a live action remake of The Hunchback of Notredam, this guy would be a perfect fit for Minister Frollo. His unbridled hatred of spaghetti would translate perfectly towards the gypsies.
Director: Ok so you'll act as Frollo. He resents gypsies. This guy: That's hard! I rarely ever get angry. Director: Imagine them as spaghetti. *unbridled hatred intensifies*
Bob Druwing's performance in this song and the other song "I Can Wait" which is another Tim and Eric bit. I can see him singing "Hellfire" from Hunchback of Notredam lol.
Is no one gonna talk about the fact that she took the veal tray out of the oven with her bare hands without flinching? She's obviously been replaced by a robot or frog humanoid using her skin
The ending leaves so much for interpretation: - Did the colleague come to check if the guy was saying truth about steak and he's laughing at him because he lied? - Did the colleague come to check if the guy was saying truth about steak but he's happy for him, cause he's still eating decent food? - Did the colleague know, that he's lying and came to tell his wife not to cook spaghetti, but at arrival he sees she actually cooked decent food without him telling her? - Have the colleague already told his wife to not cook spaghetti and came just to check if she obeyed and is happy because she did? - Did the colleague's wife actually cook spaghetti, so he went to visit his friend, because he was supposed to have steak for dinner, but he's not? - Is the colleague having an affair with his wife? Is there a canon scenario?
My personal thought is that he murdered his wife due to the fact his knife suddenly disappears. He then makes himself a nice veal dish and the coworker is a complete hallucination. I mean that or it's a dumb sketch Who could know
He did say that he wasn’t sure and that is was “probably” steak, so nobody can really get mad at him for lying cause he wasn’t entirely sure what he was having for dinner
@@roadkill3553 That's the thing. The colleague wasn't mad, he was laughing, potentially laughing at him. Anyway, what's wrong with having spaghetti after all 😅
@@Wishbogey I think you got a point there. Would explain how his wife took the parmesan out of the oven without gloves and how reality seems to collapse after she took it out.
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis The Wise? I thought not. It’s not a story the Jedi would tell you. It’s a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life… He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying. The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice killed him in his sleep. Ironic. He could save others from death, but not himself.
With this video, we can see the protagonist go through all 5 stages of grief. First we see denial when he first says that he will SURELY have a steak too. Then we have anger, when he starts yelling that he does NOT want spaghetti again. We see the bargaining when he talks about the "garlic bread", suggesting that he might have appreciated the spaghetti more if he had garlic bread to dip. We see the depression in his face as the wife's verse begins. Finally, the acceptance comes in when he sees the veal parmesan and he realizes that the spaghetti is just the "first course".
Or is veal parmesan just another shitty food she makes all the time (It's clearly cold out of the oven)? And his reaction is one of even greater disappointment at having been let down a second time.
*on a date* Me: So can you grab a burning hot dish out of the oven and not get burned or feel any pain at all? Her: Ummm... No? Me: *sighs and leaves restaurant*
I like how I think I’ve seen the most bizarre shit Tim & Eric have to offer then I see this. First saw it two days ago and I cannot get this song out of my head! Also where do they find these guys??
How is it depressing? He got his food at the end. She knows when to bust out the extra effort. She even knew spaghetti would piss him off so she could have a 'Gacha!' moment at the end. 12/10.
This is honestly a cinematic masterpiece. The retro vibe, the subtle horror in every angle, there is no part of this video where you feel safe and comfortable.
The way exactly half the teeth of the guy at the end are worse than the other half.. Is that makeup? Is it real? If it's real, did they legitimately search for an actor with exactly half their teeth worse than the other half?
I’m honestly kind of shook right now. I just saw this video for the first time last week…and this was filmed at m Grandma’s house. I’m positive of it. The two stoves, the stained glass in the kitchen, the gate at the front of the driveway, the bamboo along the side of it, the front door with the rounded top, the layout of the kitchen (the husband came through the wrong entry to be coming from the front door, it would have been from the hallway). She’s since passed, the house has been sold and totally changed in every way, but this is the closest thing to a preservation of what it was like on the inside in high def that I can go to. So it’s weird…but thank you Tim and Eric (who I know will never see this). The house is on Waverly Dr. in Los Feliz, not far from the infamous La Bianca murder house.
What and what? I've never seen these people before so I was assuming they're just random people. I'm 40 and Idk how people so old they have grey hair like that could be convinced to do this sort of thing. I like random nonsense humor but I can't understand how this came into existence.
@@dickJohnsonpeter well they are not just random people. The husband and wife have also played in song "I Can Wait" and the guy in smoking was playing in "Living with my dad". They are working with those people for years
I'm pretty sure there's an interview with T&E where they say they found actors on craigslist and just had them do this kind of stuff so it had that public access feel to it.
@@PhillipH-san who cooks at 200 f? do you only know celsius? 350f is the default, usually changed to 375-450, 200f is what youd use to heat something up that you cant fit in the microwave. 200c is almost 400f
Something tells me this same situation has played out it the household before and she knows he won't do it. It's likely the wife's spaghetti making itself is a passive aggressive act that's probably the result of other marital issues. So many disturbing little tidbits to pick up from one short video
I love that he felt the need to not just ask his wife to not cook spaghetti again, no, things had progressed to the point of needing to WARN her that he did not want spaghetti again, apparently with death by stabbing as the consequence of further spaghetti, and his wife, knowing how much he hated spaghetti decided to still cook it, then proceeded to smile mockingly at him as he brandished a knife.
Imagine eating cold short pre made spaghetti on its own for years every single day when you get home from work, if that doesn’t make you murderous I don’t know what does.
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the aggressively avant garde fashion statement that is black shoes with white socks, khaki dress pants, and an open waistcoat with a tie that screams "I have no reason to continue this charade of existence, please end it all". Truly a trendsetter if ever I saw one.
excellent piece of youtube commentary here. unfortunately this is all i have had to savor this evening, as my wife failed to have a juicy and delicious steak on the table upon my arrival home from work. Thank you, Tom, for rescuing my palate from yet another night of bland spaghetti,.
My favourite part is her smile at the end, because as it progresses, it fades away in such a way that you're not really sure if it was actually a smile or not. Such good acting!
