I'm so glad to see X Ways to Y exploring more directoral styles beyond The Sam Raimi. Based on the latest Loading Time video where LRR set up their outrageously powerful new computer, I bet the next one will be The George Lucas: a hundred CG Ewoks in the background of every scene.

I think the more telling 'metric' of this is the amount of game time required to make a ship , and in the case of one of those Leviathan -class Titans, like what Dabigredboat accidentally 'Leroy Jenkins'ed on ahead of all his buddies, needs 7800hrs to make that's SEVENTY-EIGHT-THOUSAND hours, almos...

I didn't enjoy this one, except for the stinger. But that's actually a good thing; I like how much variety there is in the weekly LRR videos.

My new goal in life is to name something "Dr. Greg's Abomination Super Special." I think it's finally time for me to start a Throbbing Gristle cover band. Or start a family. Either way, I'm off to Craigslist.

I spent the first half of the video trying to guess what kind of car it was. Nice quality synthetic leather seats = European. Fold-down rear seat headrests plus wood trim on the inside of the doors = probably Mercedes. Squarish shaped seats = early 1990s. When the car reached the water and we got to...

After not getting around to doing a podcast for the last five months, the good doctors LRR spent the first ten minutes of this one brainstorming about how they want to do a podcast every week. It's like rain on your wedding day.

The credits on this video looked perfectly normal. But look closer. There's something missing. That's right, the boom! The data collection device that's closest to...you guessed it...space! Clearly, the conspiracy runs even deeper than we thought.

nicholasmc1 wrote:Dubstep remix anyone?

Wait, wub?

Also: this video is tolerable and you are tolerable for making it.

The copyright message at the end says 2012. Was it made before the new year, or did the good doctors LRR forget to update a template?

But I don't understand why people didn't like the STD girls bit, I liked it. Possibly because it reminded me of Teen Girl Squad. Teen Girl Squad had a comedic foil: one of the four was the "indie girl" who never quite saw eye-to-eye with the cheerleader and aspiring cheerleaders. In the o...

When Alex got uncomfortable and left the set, you know what that meant, right? Jer won Gay Chicken!

The moment when the leader at the awkward team-building exercise revealed the drill sergeants to be Kane and Crowthorne? That was brilliant.

I laughed so much at "my platform is crooked." Well plaid, Dr. Alex.

Good Job, Brain: trivia podcast, suitable for all ages
Destructoid Podcast: that guy from the Jimquisition, unscripted and unfiltered (NSFW)
The Comedy Button: variable, but sometimes very funny (extremely NSFW)

Well, I still wanna know what happened to Jenny and Deezy. "Jenny. Main character in that really annoying phone number song from the 80's. 80! The atomic number of mercury. Mercury was traditionally used in thermometers. Thermometer: what the doctor inserted in me during yesterday's appointmen...

This episode is, without a doubt, sooooooooo in.

"So I guess they're made of, like....tree?"

What if the zombies aren't actually the infected ones? The "survivors," the "uninfected," the "normal humans" - what if they are the infected? Consider the typical description of a zombie apocalypse from books, movies, and video games: an individual starts seeing the re...

Asteroids are a good disaster, and I'mma let you finish, but zombie apocalypse is the best doomsday of the year.

Were they using Flash local storage?

San Francisco.
In a parallel universe where SF isn't plagued by crime and homelessness.

MSNBC republished that article from some place called "Innovation News Daily."

I do not think "innovation" means what they think it means.
Nor "news," for that matter.

That was dense with comedy. My favorite part was Andy's final scene.

Whale plaid, Dr. Graham, whale plaid.

Congratulations!