Mr. Show - Yeah Yeah Yeah

Bob and David anger a group of women's libbers and subsequently an oddly familiar chase scene ensues.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Mr.
• Show
• Bob
• David

[thegreatestbak]

whyd you cut off the beginning? this scene has no context...awful editing...ill put up a legit version

[mrpeabody208]

You got me, I'm not a professional editor and did this 2 years ago on Gnome with absolutely no idea what I was doing.

That said, the context is fine. If you wanted to put absolute context into Mr. Show clips, you'd have to put half episodes since their sketches segue into each other. Plus, it's apparent they're being chased by angry women. No additional context is needed.

[thegreatestbak]

WRONG. You took out the most important part of this sketch--the part that sets up the chasing scene..which is the beginning of the show (another 2-3 minutes). Without the beginning of this sketch people are confused about what the women are so angry about and the sketch is no longer ironic but simply a parody..so yah your editing sucks you should change it and put it back up.

[mrpeabody208]

Haha... yeah, OK.

Put up the other version. I'll give it a 5-star rating simply for being two good, tangentially related Mr. Show sketches.

[mrpeabody208]

FuttBuckers ftw!

[Jurkass2]

OMG, I've watched this so many times and just now noticed Futtbuckers. I'm in tears.

[shermanfunk]

By the way, Season 3 of Mr. Show kicks ass!!! Mandatory viewing for fans of original comedy.

[shermanfunk]

interesting that people are arguing over a part of a Mr. Show episode. Really?!

This show was amazing, but the skits all lead into each other and set each other up for the next skit. You should watch the whole episodes for the full effect.

[jhmills1]

@thegreatestbak Right... so many silly points here. Your fear of the possibility that "the sketch is no longer ironic but simply a parody" makes you sound seriously smug. So what if it's a parody in this context? You want context, watch the episode. It'll be even more fun the second time. Furthermore, what about people (like me) who know what the scene is and what's going on, but just want to watch the song (you know, the parody bit)? Do I need to watch the into every time?

[willyrobinson]

@rokwell111 successful...is successful.

[rokwell111]

@willyrobinson

you made me waste 3:11 seconds I should throw a Brick @ your head...so yeah you are wrong.

[murielsartre]

And, of course, WHO gets it in the noggin with a brick? Poor Bob.

There is a scene in A Hard Day's Night where The Beatles are trying to dodge scary teenage girls by faking going into one limo and sneaking into a different one.

[TerryCraig23]

"Beatles-esque Records" rofl xD

[willyrobinson]

just going out on a limb here, but it seems this sketch is a parody of 'Kiss Me' by Sixpence None the Richer (which would've come out around the time this was on t.v.)

Go watch that music vid and tell me if I'm right.

[SuperDooper1999]

YEAH YEAH YEAH...!!! yeah yeah yeah! YEAH YEAH YEAH...!!! WOOO! (i <3 mr. show!)