>The joke is there is no joke. It's just long, awkward, drawn-out, and nothing happens. Hehe, looks like we trolled you, audience. Only fellow geniuses that operate on like, 9 different layers of irony, are going to be able to appreciate this intelligent, sophisticated style of humor.
Yeah, I remember when I first discovered Andy Kaufman & Tim and Eric and thought they were the funniest thing in the world too. Then I turned 17.
>The joke is there is no joke.
No, the joke is that the expectation is a huge, wild, wacky adventure, and then it's a deliberately mundane and realistic conversation and argument in a Brazilian airport.
That isn't "there is no joke." You can dislike the joke, but you're flat-out wrong to pretend there isn't one.
I think your problem is you're reading into it too much and seeing a level of elitism that isn't there. It's just antihumor man, take it or leave it. For what it's worth I didn't think it was worth it either, but I'm not angry about it
Nothing they used an episode on a joke that wont e well but it's ok. The joke was they made a big deal about the smiling friends going to Brazil with commercials like it was gonna be an event and they spend the entire trip in the airport. That's the joke. It's pretty funny but will not age well, most people will probably put this episode on there worst of the show list.
They didn't double check with Pim if he booked the hotels before leaving
I almost always see Pim on his laptop while he is on the office. Maybe they are too reliant on him?
frick does that mean
You American or something? 7's pretty good.
They forgot to make it funny
Nothing
Nothing. If you're a fan of Oney that shit is hilarious. If you're anon well... just die because you don't know what humor is.
>The joke is there is no joke. It's just long, awkward, drawn-out, and nothing happens. Hehe, looks like we trolled you, audience. Only fellow geniuses that operate on like, 9 different layers of irony, are going to be able to appreciate this intelligent, sophisticated style of humor.
Yeah, I remember when I first discovered Andy Kaufman & Tim and Eric and thought they were the funniest thing in the world too. Then I turned 17.
>The joke is there is no joke.
No, the joke is that the expectation is a huge, wild, wacky adventure, and then it's a deliberately mundane and realistic conversation and argument in a Brazilian airport.
That isn't "there is no joke." You can dislike the joke, but you're flat-out wrong to pretend there isn't one.
I think your problem is you're reading into it too much and seeing a level of elitism that isn't there. It's just antihumor man, take it or leave it. For what it's worth I didn't think it was worth it either, but I'm not angry about it
when did Oney become this joke god to people
Dragonz Ball Pee
>It's good because... I suck E-Celeb's dicks
This persons DEFINITELY works in the industry. Which jealous creator are you?
I think they thought it would be funnier if they were 100% serious
I saw multiple people say there’s an after credit scene with Alan remembering he did book hotels. HBO Max didn’t have one. Have I been…trolled?
Nothing they used an episode on a joke that wont e well but it's ok. The joke was they made a big deal about the smiling friends going to Brazil with commercials like it was gonna be an event and they spend the entire trip in the airport. That's the joke. It's pretty funny but will not age well, most people will probably put this episode on there worst of the show list.
Awkward run-on antijokes were tired 10 years ago and they're tired now
Was anyone this upset when “Charlie Dies and Doesn’t Come Back” actually ended with him coming back?
>implying he isnt still dead inside
Idk, it just wasn't that funny