12/8 - Chris and the accent explanation, more Doctor Who binge watching -

[RoboticRichardSimmons]

His accent isn't going to stop anytime soon.

 

[WireSponge]

Autistic children tend to learn accents from watching television because many use television as an educational source for new words and proper grammar and end up associating an accent with proper speaking, causing them to speak in an accent.

Of course, this phenomenon is only present in children, so Chris is either faking his accent or his brain is at a similar developmental level to a small child. Everyone place your bets now.

 

[Ray Streip]

Given how much he loves writing convoluted storylines, he's gonna love Steven Moffat's seasons.

 

[Muncie Anderson]

Mr. Humphries could have been asking "Are You Being Served" on the ship as well.

More like saying "I'm free, I'm free!" instead.

 

[Subconcious Offense]

They use jigsaws to represent autism, and Chris plays puzzle by stacking the pieces.

 

[The Joker]

Remember when he tried to be Scottish to impress the Wallflower?

 

[John Daker]

Can we look forward to Doctor Who sperging? The fandom is already spergy as hell, I await OPL's take on it.

 

[Ravenor]

Bloody hell "As time goes by" that's a really obscure BBC comedy from the 90's, it's set in a nursing home and wasn't popular at all beyond a certain age group.

 

[glutenfreebooty]

Any day now, he'll make a Tumblr, so he can contain all of his various and sundry interests in one place.

 

[GS 281]

Him and Barb are a whiter trashier version of the chicks from AbFab. They could remake it an just call it AbFlab.

 

[Count Hoarduon]

Bloody hell "As time goes by" that's a really obscure BBC comedy from the 90's, it's set in a nursing home and wasn't popular at all beyond a certain age group.

That's Waiting for God. As Time Goes By is about an old guy meeting an old woman he used to go out with thirty years earlier, and then nothing happening for about eight seasons.

 

[Gazelle_Bro]

Oh god. This makes me feel guilty to enjoy Doctor Who.

 

[Ravenor]

That's Waiting for God. As Time Goes By is about an old guy meeting an old woman he used to go out with thirty years earlier, and then nothing happening for about eight seasons.

Your right, I just had to look that up, you can see why I got the two mixed up they are quite forgettable comedy.

 

[Mecha-Lenin]

I look forward to Dr. Who as a special guest star in Sonichu.

P.S. What happened to the comics anyway? $1000 does not seem to get you very far.

 

[Optimus Prime]

How long until it turns out he's trying to indulge that stupid idea that the Chandler family line is actually English Royalty or some shit, with this British Culture invasion being a precursor to all that?

That's Waiting for God. As Time Goes By is about an old guy meeting an old woman he used to go out with thirty years earlier, and then nothing happening for about eight seasons.

No, it's about an old guy meeting an old woman, where they used to be dating during the war, but his last love letter to her never got there and so they ended up living separate lives with different spouses (who are both conveniently dead by the time the show starts). They eventually DO find out the letter managed to end up in some museum and she finally can read the damn thing but by that point they already finally got married and it was like, season 7 I think?

Look, it's literally the only thing my mom watched around the house for years thanks to netflix/reruns so I know this shit by proxy because as background noise it was higher quality than usual daytime TV background noise. Also Judi Dench was in it and she just makes everything automatically better as I can't see her as anything except M from the Bond films.

 

[RoboticRichardSimmons]

How long until it turns out he's trying to indulge that stupid idea that the Chandler family line is actually English Royalty or some shit, with this British Culture invasion being a precursor to all that?



No, it's about an old guy meeting an old woman, where they used to be dating during the war, but his last love letter to her never got there and so they ended up living separate lives with different spouses (who are both conveniently dead by the time the show starts). They eventually DO find out the letter managed to end up in some museum and she finally can read the damn thing but by that point they already finally got married and it was like, season 7 I think?

Look, it's literally the only thing my mom watched around the house for years thanks to netflix/reruns so I know this shit by proxy because as background noise it was higher quality than usual daytime TV background noise. Also Judi Dench was in it and she just makes everything automatically better as I can't see her as anything except M from the Bond films.

I'm just waiting for him to absorb Doctor Who into his pop culture repertoire in the next issues of Sonichu.

 

[Totenkopf]

I want to put Chris in the TARDIS and kick his ass out in Auschwitz and then laugh and fly off as he gets Holocausted

Also, Steven Moffat is the worst thing to happen to Britain since the Blitz

 

[Gunslinger]

I think I may just read the transcripts of his videos til he gets over his fascination with British accents. I love British comedies and I don't particularly want them ruined. I feel bad for all the British kiwis--it must be way worse for them.

Also I'm pretty sure Chris is tone deaf and this affects his ability to replicate accents. You can hear it in Chris' Big Night Out and the other videos where he tries to sing. Bing Crosby he is not.

Spoiler

 

[Nuttelex]

That's good news then, he hasn't had a stroke.
Yet.

 

[JULAY]

Bloody hell "As time goes by" that's a really obscure BBC comedy from the 90's, it's set in a nursing home and wasn't popular at all beyond a certain age group.

Not a surprise... Chris loves Red Skelton and I Love Lucy because Borb liked that geriatric shit. I'd imagine it's a similar thing here.