"Maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along..." is the greatest line this series has ever produced. And it just came out of nowhere. I am going to spend the next 20 years attempting to work that into a conversation naturally. I will succeed or die trying.
Let's take a moment to appreciate that we got "super easy, barely an inconvenience"...twice in this one. 😀 "Maybe the skeletons were inside us all along". Hilarious! 💀
So over the course of this series, the screenwriter guy got so much more confident that he now simply says "Hey, shut up!" to the producer guy instead of politely asking him to get all the way off his back about stuff. Now that's character development!
The Clandestine's going from pretty kind people, wanting Kamala's help, then becoming the most cartoonishly evil, braindead villains in Marvel was a bit of a shame. Especially since the flip was in no time at all.
Par for the course for Marvel recently. Nearly every villain has been someone with a legitimate problem or concern about the world who decides to be a complete psychopath at the drop of a hat just because
@@claytonandres1194 I think this has especially been true of the shows. They always seem so promising then falter at the end for me. I think I could say I liked Loki the most all the way through but even then I feel some potential was lost.
The entire Ms. Marvel show kind of feels like a Role Play game. Everyone you meet tells you exactly what you need to know (so you don't have to investigate or find answers on your own), people you meet give you your gear and everything you need (so you don't have to craft it yourself), and people you know tell you where you need to go (so you [again] don't need to figure things out by yourself). Basically Kamala just goes through her "adventure" and is told everything she needs to know, given everything she needs, and is taken everywhere she needs to be, by other people. And then to top it all off the main problems she faces is also solved (mostly) by other people (or through dumb luck) for her.
(In the privacy of a home with the elements of trust and surprise) "Wow nice bangle, we're definitely friends. Feel free to leave our presence and we'll talk later." (The next day) "Kill her and her entire family. Make sure it's in a large, crowded dance hall so she can see us coming and escape."
Why’d they ask for help them instead of instantly capturing her when the first met her or when she said she’d think about it. Weren’t the on their turf when that happened? Why would they wait for a super public event to attack her when they could’ve done it earlier?
Well, we know what damage control generally means but it's perfectly logical it could also mean that they do all the damage. Cause they control all of it, lol
Amaaaazing as usual. My main wtf of the show was, as noted, the fact that they attack Miss marvel 1day after having her agreeing to help. They’ve been waiting 80years … They take the scam approach, plant one of them into her high school playing the long game, they somehow succeed and …. just throw it all out the window just because they couldn’t wait for a wedding to end.
@@taags it's bc Louis's Van was destroyed... it symbolized the good left on him, once it was destroyed it was like as if the world didn't make any sense anymore... and that's why the new movies have so much plot holes
This show needed two more episodes. Too much was just shoved in with no explanation. Why was the lady Damage Control officer so bloodthirsty and eager to kill? Was she an Islamophobe? Someone she loved died in the Battle of New York and she blames metahumans? Just five minutes of character development would show us why she ignored orders and created a massive incident.
I brought this up in another video and someone actually tried to defend the terrible writing. They believed that it made complete sense to rush into attacking her and when the main Djinn killed her grandma without interrogating her or following where she had just come from without the bangle.
"Maybe the skeletons were inside them all along". Nice! It's so gratifying to see Producer Guy's progress since that counseling he took in the middle of the Mandalorian Pitch Meeting. What a beautiful human being he has turn into, just like the skeletons.
“And she has a brother named Aamir” “Oh no” “And he’s about to get married soon” [Producer Squints in apprehension] “To a woman named Tyesha Hillman” “Oh Thank God”
@@YouWouldntHitAGuyWithGlasses Well, every male introduced thus far had a crush on the main character. The producer was afraid that her brother's character's defining characteristic would be a crush on his own sister. So producer was relieved when it wasn't.
In the last decade I barely have watched any major movie flicks. If it weren't for pitch meetings or the critical drinker I wouldn't know 90% of todays movie franchises at all.
Calling out which scene is gonna get the "super easy, barely an inconvenience" trope as you're watching it on its airdate and then, two months later, hearing that scene called "super easy, barely an inconvenience" is tight! I also called it on Moon Knight.
I mean, makes sense because this show had the most convenient moments for a Marvel protagonist and she barely had to work for anything at all throughout the show. I just stopped watching after Episode 5 because of how ridiculous it was getting. I clicked on this video just to see what I missed and I am extremely glad I took the decision I did.
The Avengers pitch meeting has a spooky skeletons meme, when he asks what kind of scary villain is going to jump out from the tesseract portal doorway thingy. That and the fact that producer guy thinks that clouds are the scariest thing ever, and every movie should end with "CGI and a skybeam" is one of my favorite running jokes from this master of comedy.
I know this is super lame but can someone please explain the Halloween joke for me. I never watched those movies and have no idea why that line is so funny.
@@lacountess Whimsical non-sequitur? Comedy often subverts expectations. Why did the chicken cross the road? To avoid the slaughterhouse. Subverted expectation. I am not saying that is a hilarious joke or anything. It is maybe just a good example to explain what I am trying to say. Also, there are some pitch meetings where producer guy is apparently afraid of spooky skeletons and clouds. So maybe that too?
Ryan. I have to tell you that every time my wife and I have a daunting task (for about the last three or four years, actually), we look at each other, giggle...then say, "Super easy. Barely an inconvenience". Thank you for all of your content. You actually bring smiles to us even when we're not watching you. -Vic and Foggy
@@cruz1ale yes, that's why I posted. I could easily win a don't laugh contest unless this guy was running it. I find most content posted on YT more stupid than funny. Timing and delivery matter more IMHO than how ridiculous you can be.
@@FoulPet It was a joke. Since you said you rarely LOL and didn't actually say you LOL'd this time, I figured this might well be one of those time you didn't. Just a little linguistic quip there, nothing too complicated.
Pitch meetings are frequently way better than the shows they're based on! Ryan provides a real time saving alternative to watching actually watching the crap Disney churns out.
This is exactly what I'm discovering. Every time I see "spoiler alert" I think, "fantastic". I get to watch a insipid Hollywierd production, be far more entertained, and have it done in 7 minutes.
What I take from this: Everyone should have a powerpoint presentations about his family history up to the exact point where said presentation is held up at any time from this day to the end of time itself. Go, people
I’d get to work making my presentation except no one actually works on making them. I’ll just expect it to be ready when I need exposition in 3D holographic form.
Me and my partner watched "Prey" last night and she grabbed my hand and went "plot holes covered up by characters deaths is TIGHT" and I genuinely have been considering proposing since. (I waited a while as I was waiting for the perfect time/location but she said yes thank you all for asking 😂)
I like these even funnier pitch meetings “Those are from Halloween” “Maybe the skeletons were in us all along” “Being technically right is TIGHT” “Oh no” “That’s like the thing from the thing”
But it's really unrealistic in this presumed power dynamic. I think these might work better as boss and yesman. "Hey, you know what would be even better? This really obvious trope i just thought about!" "Great idea boss! That's going in the script right now." "Yay! I contributed to a creative work!"
Very impressed with how well Ryan are working together. Right around 0:55 Ryan explain how she gets powers, and for a second I thought Ryan were going to press too hard and be told "And I need you to get up off my back about it", but then Ryan just accept it and move on. Clearly, Ryan have learned to read when there is no sense pushing the issue. I wonder if Ryan are doing team building sessions?
Yeah scriptwriter guy started getting real defensive after literally the first question about his own script like literally at the onset on attempting to understand his work of art on a deeper level he immediately resists any and all attempts at furthering attempts of understanding his work at all Amazing screenwriting, I see why the guy has a job.
@@karlozols816 he has largely replaced “I’m going to need you to get alllll the way off my back” with a super-succinct “Hey shut up”. Keeps the flow going
I just realized in all of the hours they took to plan and build that home alone defence thing. She could have just stomped a hole in the ground and escaped that way. She figured it out on the spot pretty quick later
they did the hole in the ground thing after they reached near a tunnel and after she learned to control her powers which was during the fight. Also that specific tunnel lead to a ship which they only found out about after Laal Khanjer(Red Dagger in Urdu) told them they couldn't just punch a random hole anywhere to escape to some other random place. I will include that I am very defensive and biased towards this show because its the first Pakistani American superhero and I am a Pakistani immigrant from the same city and with grandparents who came on a similar train from India.
With Miss Marvel I think that you could say “actually is going to be super easy, barely an inconvenience” with practically everything that happens on the show
Yet ironically one of the two instances where he uses it here, setting up an entire school with Home Alone-style booby traps, actually seems at least a little hard and, like, Super-inconvenient.
Oh man, Producer Guy's "Oh no" at 0:41 was absolutely hysterical. This just further proves that comedy is just as much about setup and delivery as it is about saying something funny.
Exactly. Similarly his delivery of "how deep is that hole?" "Ikr??" "No, I mean what the hell is going on" was just so fast paced and perfectly timed I had to laugh out loud.
Finally! Someone else pointed out the fact that their ridiculous Goonies-style plan to get out of the high school would’ve taken so long, Damage Control would have definitely just stormed in. I mean the time it took to make the chalk design alone…
If Tony Stark can re-discover an element and have it fabricated in a single afternoon using an atom smasher thing he built 30 minutes ago, then I think we can let this slide.
Something that I love so much about this i that it would be incredibly easy to mess up and just make this complaining about movies. But the Ryan's pull it off excellently so that its some of the funniest stuff I've ever seen.
@@XENOS_Indie_Game_Dev and she never realized her other gender best friend was secretly crushing on her even tho everyone else did is also definitely some thing we've never seen before.
"Those are from HALLOWEEN!" had me laughing so much I had to pause the video so I wouldn't miss it. Thankfully I learned long ago not to drink any beverages while watching these.
@@muskyoxes off the top of my head in one of the fantastic beasts (second I think but not 100% sure) he gets forced to add in a cameo by professor mcgonagall who is mot born yet.
That’s why I stopped watching after episode three. I’m so sick of these world ending “stakes” because you know nothing bad or consequential is gonna happen.
@@diiii_mond but it’s like that with almost every super hero movie where the word is at stake. In man of steel we all knew Superman was gonna win by the end just like how we all knew Ms. Marvel was gonna win by the end of this show. That doesn’t take away the quality of it
@@AndrewDukes I’d say that the difference is that threat has happened so many times in the MCU that it just doesn’t matter anymore. In Eternals, Endgame, Far From Home, and many more, the fate of the world has been at stake, and every time it happens they treat it like it’s some big huge development that they might not fix! But we’ve seen it before. Multiple times. It’s just a lame cop-out at this point.
@@diiii_mond Well at least not every show has been world ending. Hawkeye, Wandavision, maybe even Falcon and the Wintersoilder. So it's only three out of six for the live action shows and 3 out of seven if you're including What if.
The part that really got me was when the Clandestines went from helping Kamala to trying to kill her in a single episode and I had no idea wtf was happening
@@chrisp3085 How can they understand all of the aliens in the universe. Won't they have trouble communicating? "Actually, it will super easy and never an inconvenience. And we will just lean into the campy nature of the show." Going camping is tight. "No, I mean the show is campy scifi." I stand by what I said anyways. Camping is my favorite hobby. Did you know I was the first guy to ever go camping? Thats how I got the idea to produce that show: Survivor. We didn't need a screenwriter guy for that one.
I agree, there is plenty of old gold to mine. X Files is a very good suggestion, I still cant believe how dumb those characters are and how the writers basically threw any old words in random order at a page and called it a script. X Flies may have been a turning point for the studios regarding their levels of contempt for continuity and the audience. Now we Marvel.
@@warpeace8891 If I recall didn't Scully basically constantly dismiss paranormal stuff in nearly every episode despite seeing paranormal stuff just in the previous episode? I could be wrong, it has been a while since I watched X Files
Love the, “hey shut up” bit, hilarious! Maybe wondering if you could do a pitch meeting for the evil dead trilogy? That’s be super groovy, barely an inconvenience
It'd be nice to see a story where, you know, the teenagers aren't suddenly the only ones in the whole world who have the answers, and adults aren't falling over backwards to tell teens that they're perfect and exactly what will save the world. I mean, this is Disney so I don't expect it from them, but a well-written story about a well-meaning teen who has to learn that they have a lot to learn about the world would be refreshing. Not the tired "just show the world who you are" narrative that has been driven into the ground.
This channel is great for summing up movies and shows that you don't really want to watch yourself. Also, I would love to see pitch meetings for the Back to the Future sequels!
@@ben22rivera This is actually one of the better shows from Marvel Disney plus. This channel just makes jokes about all the goofy stuff in the show. There is nothing wrong with that and it’s really funny but there is a lot more good than bad in Ms. Marvel and these pitch meetings just focus on the bad. The overall perception for Ms. Marvel was really positive
@@daddysmurf1560 Yeahhh.... it was HUGELY popular and well regarded... and the shit about Kenobi "stealing" viewership from this turd was just garbage.... two VOD shows on the same streaming network released at the same time, gasp, however would someone watch them Both???
Oh come on! Not even George Ryan could maintain a straight face while saying"maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along" I lolled so much my sides hurt 🤣🤣🤣
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"THE WORLD IS AT STAKE?"
"It rarely isn't sir"
Summed up every superhero movie to ever exist
💯💯💯. Indeed
Not the Batman movies.
Like Buffy would say it must be Tuesday. I think Supernatural made the same joke about Thursday
To be fair, it was kind of unclear if they meant that the world was at stake or just Karachi.
@ swap world with gotham
Wait til they get to Batgirl. "So, you have a new movie for me?" "No."
Discovery are probably looking to murder Blue Beetle
"Very cool wait what!"
So how are we releasing that? Super easy barely an inconvenience.
Wow wow wow wow wow
Not releasing a 90 million dollar movie is tight!
"Maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along..." is the greatest line this series has ever produced. And it just came out of nowhere. I am going to spend the next 20 years attempting to work that into a conversation naturally. I will succeed or die trying.
Whether you succeed or fail, it would really be cool if you turned into a skeleton right afterwards, so please give it some thought.
Those are from Halloween! Was a good twist as well
Succeeding or die trying is tight!!
I think eventually people will just start calling you an idiot, if you kept saying it.
Don't mind me just casually joining you on your magnificent journey
Let's take a moment to appreciate that we got "super easy, barely an inconvenience"...twice in this one. 😀
"Maybe the skeletons were inside us all along". Hilarious! 💀
The "skeletons" line might be my favorite in all the pitch meetings.
That delivery of the “real skeletons were inside us all along” line was absolute perfection.
those are from Halloween!
I laughed out loud at that!
That line played as I read this comment 😂
Literally the laziest throwaway joke possible, and he makes fun of himself for stooping that low. Are you sure you understand the premise of these?
It will be when it fits a woman.
So over the course of this series, the screenwriter guy got so much more confident that he now simply says "Hey, shut up!" to the producer guy instead of politely asking him to get all the way off his back about stuff. Now that's character development!
Character development is tight!
😂💯
Boy, I bet its going to be hard for him to keep dodging questions about plot holes
@@DrakeyC Actually it'll be super easy -- barely an inconvenience!
@@Jeremy-Bearimy Oh really?
The Clandestine's going from pretty kind people, wanting Kamala's help, then becoming the most cartoonishly evil, braindead villains in Marvel was a bit of a shame. Especially since the flip was in no time at all.
Oh no, Marvel terrible writing stikes again. Who wouldve thought
Par for the course for Marvel recently. Nearly every villain has been someone with a legitimate problem or concern about the world who decides to be a complete psychopath at the drop of a hat just because
should've just not included them and focused on the DoDC as the bad guys
@@claytonandres1194 I think this has especially been true of the shows. They always seem so promising then falter at the end for me. I think I could say I liked Loki the most all the way through but even then I feel some potential was lost.
I mean, I was under the impression they were just pretending to be nice
The entire Ms. Marvel show kind of feels like a Role Play game.
Everyone you meet tells you exactly what you need to know (so you don't have to investigate or find answers on your own), people you meet give you your gear and everything you need (so you don't have to craft it yourself), and people you know tell you where you need to go (so you [again] don't need to figure things out by yourself).
Basically Kamala just goes through her "adventure" and is told everything she needs to know, given everything she needs, and is taken everywhere she needs to be, by other people. And then to top it all off the main problems she faces is also solved (mostly) by other people (or through dumb luck) for her.
It's like a Hardy Boys mystery novel, where the protagonist plays a peripheral role in their own story.
It's the commie globalist cuck way.
Yup.. and the love triangle plot happens anyway, even if your Charism is 3... ;)
Sounds like a true representation of a Gen Z'er.
That's just everyday life for any woman under 30.
0:20 Ryan's fear and then relief at the end were priceless
Feeling fear followed by instant relief is tight.
Momentary fear that they were making one of those "they're not related by blood" shows, and then he realized he wasn't in Japan.
i literally laughed out loud on that!!😄😄
Wrong time though. It's 00:41
he likes merch he wasnt afraid of it. you just dont get it
Kamala's true superpower is the ability to talk villains out of their evil plan with a well-timed sentence or two during the climactic fight.
Or maybe it's LAZY WRITING!
Same for Thor lol
It's Naruto all over again.
Ah!! You mean the legendary "Talk no jutsu"?
True. People listening to others in 2022 does seem a bridge too far.
0:40 The “Oh no” joke after hearing that she has a brother is genius next level of comedy. Definitely did not see that coming
Are you being sarcastic? That looks and reads like pure sarcasm
Twist ending!
@@jordanbomb32 hey ima need you to get all the way off my back lol
Yes coz people from their community most commonly marry their own sisters! 😂😂😂
@@samratsm5660 What?
I bet that "maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along" was shot multiple times because Ryan couldn't resist laughing while saying it.
It's a toss-up between that and: "those are from Halloween!" as the highlight of this episode.
“They’ve been waiting 80 years and couldn’t wait a few more minutes for her to think about it?” Legit thought the same thing 😂
You both thought something rather stupid, they weren't "waiting" for 80 years they were hunting for 80 years.
@@johnsimth6587 OH! Hunting! Well by golly now it all makes sense!
I’m going to need you to get ALL the way off their backs…
(In the privacy of a home with the elements of trust and surprise) "Wow nice bangle, we're definitely friends. Feel free to leave our presence and we'll talk later."
(The next day) "Kill her and her entire family. Make sure it's in a large, crowded dance hall so she can see us coming and escape."
Why’d they ask for help them instead of instantly capturing her when the first met her or when she said she’d think about it. Weren’t the on their turf when that happened? Why would they wait for a super public event to attack her when they could’ve done it earlier?
"Those are from Halloween!" That one got me there. Producer man knows all the references.
He's a producer. I'm glad he's such an expert to catch all these references.
"They take the clandestines into custody"
"Is it gonna be hard for them to break out?"
I like how it's not even questioned for them
Ineffective prisons are tight.
Ryan is a comedic genius. His delivery is impeccable
I'm actually surprised he didn't go all the way in and said "Damage control is actually the guys who cause all the damage in the show"
Well, we know what damage control generally means but it's perfectly logical it could also mean that they do all the damage. Cause they control all of it, lol
@@jimmysthoughts8571 seize the means of destruction
#facts
@@SorowFame that’s hot, put it on a banner.
Never know when we’ll have to skirmish for the privilege to soirée…
Amaaaazing as usual.
My main wtf of the show was, as noted, the fact that they attack Miss marvel 1day after having her agreeing to help.
They’ve been waiting 80years … They take the scam approach, plant one of them into her high school playing the long game, they somehow succeed and …. just throw it all out the window just because they couldn’t wait for a wedding to end.
Thats the power of bad writing. Marvel seems to hate good writing these days for some reason.
@@taags it's bc Louis's Van was destroyed... it symbolized the good left on him, once it was destroyed it was like as if the world didn't make any sense anymore... and that's why the new movies have so much plot holes
This show needed two more episodes. Too much was just shoved in with no explanation. Why was the lady Damage Control officer so bloodthirsty and eager to kill? Was she an Islamophobe? Someone she loved died in the Battle of New York and she blames metahumans? Just five minutes of character development would show us why she ignored orders and created a massive incident.
In fairness “I just need a little time” was what Aisha said too, right before she screwed the others over for decades.
I brought this up in another video and someone actually tried to defend the terrible writing. They believed that it made complete sense to rush into attacking her and when the main Djinn killed her grandma without interrogating her or following where she had just come from without the bangle.
"Maybe the skeletons were inside them all along". Nice! It's so gratifying to see Producer Guy's progress since that counseling he took in the middle of the Mandalorian Pitch Meeting. What a beautiful human being he has turn into, just like the skeletons.
Like DUH!
Character development.
it was a beautiful moment
The "has a crush on her" was really well done to set up the brother bit.b
That oh No sounded soo genuine
"Maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along" I WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT. WHAT A GREAT LINE
Technically correct
Agreed.
Human biology is *TIGHT!*
That was good!
@@dragoonmaster4133 it can be.
“And she has a brother rameer”
“Oh no”
“And he’s about to get married soon”
“Thank god”
I can’t with Ryan 🤣🤣🤣
I spit my drink laughing at this. I then lost 10 minutes of work trying to repair my laptop, but worth it nonetheless.
incest is...wait!
I don’t understand…
“And she has a brother named Aamir”
“Oh no”
“And he’s about to get married soon”
[Producer Squints in apprehension]
“To a woman named Tyesha Hillman”
“Oh Thank God”
@@YouWouldntHitAGuyWithGlasses Well, every male introduced thus far had a crush on the main character. The producer was afraid that her brother's character's defining characteristic would be a crush on his own sister. So producer was relieved when it wasn't.
“Maybe the REAL skeletons were inside us all along” is the best line I’ve heard in forever. Thank you for that.
Wolverine be like "Mine's metal"
That's not technically wrong
"actually it's going to be super easy, barely an inconvenience" - I love that line. never get tired of hearing it.
Even if you skipped the whole show, you can't skip the pitch meetings.
Especially for gems like these 3:30 & 3:52
In the last decade I barely have watched any major movie flicks. If it weren't for pitch meetings or the critical drinker I wouldn't know 90% of todays movie franchises at all.
@@7shinta7 those are horrible sources , they always miss details & and gets parts wrong
@@7shinta7 This is a good strategy. Saves a lot of time.
@@7shinta7 isnt critical drinker that alt-right whacko? oooof.
@@ttttt5072 Then i'm sure you'll like Mauler &Co, no details missed at all there if that's your issue with 10min reviews^^
Calling out which scene is gonna get the "super easy, barely an inconvenience" trope as you're watching it on its airdate and then, two months later, hearing that scene called "super easy, barely an inconvenience" is tight!
I also called it on Moon Knight.
I wanna be you.
Are you a wizard?
Like my mom could predict the Twilight Zone twist ending every episode ten minutes in and 8 year old me is "how did you know?!!"
Calling out which scene will get the “super easy barely an inconvenience” before Pitch meeting does it is TIGHT!😉🤣
Want a cookie?
Having 2 “ barely an inconveniences” in 1 pitch meeting IS TIGHT!!! 👍🏻
Oh wow wow wow!
@@nhmooytis7058 *waits 30 seconds* .....wow.
Ya ya ya.
I mean, makes sense because this show had the most convenient moments for a Marvel protagonist and she barely had to work for anything at all throughout the show. I just stopped watching after Episode 5 because of how ridiculous it was getting. I clicked on this video just to see what I missed and I am extremely glad I took the decision I did.
wow that mustve been hard to do!
I love the part where he’s like
“And Bruno says she has a mutation”
“:0 that’s the word from the other thing” lol
Pitch Meetings are the most consistently hilarious videos out there. Ryan is very talented.
IKR
It's the voices for me.
The gags are great but they SOUND even funnier
He finds it super easy, barely an inconvenience to make them.
"THOSE ARE FROM HALLOWEEN!" broke me. That and "Maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along."
Same! 🤣 I laughed out loud loudly!
The Avengers pitch meeting has a spooky skeletons meme, when he asks what kind of scary villain is going to jump out from the tesseract portal doorway thingy.
That and the fact that producer guy thinks that clouds are the scariest thing ever, and every movie should end with "CGI and a skybeam" is one of my favorite running jokes from this master of comedy.
I know this is super lame but can someone please explain the Halloween joke for me. I never watched those movies and have no idea why that line is so funny.
@@lacountess Whimsical non-sequitur?
Comedy often subverts expectations.
Why did the chicken cross the road?
To avoid the slaughterhouse.
Subverted expectation. I am not saying that is a hilarious joke or anything. It is maybe just a good example to explain what I am trying to say.
Also, there are some pitch meetings where producer guy is apparently afraid of spooky skeletons and clouds. So maybe that too?
@@py_a_thon Thank you for answering but I'm still confused 😆Are you saying the joke has nothing to do with the Halloween series of movies?
Watching pitch meetings less than a minute after they're posted is TIGHT!
WOW WOW
@@chasehedges6775 WOW
I started watching the second I got the notification
It’s Super easy barely an inconvenience
@@beastproductions2589 YES SIR INDEED
Only thing better than the sarcasm delivered enthusiastically is the enthusiasm delivered sarcastically.
Well played Sir.
Ryan. I have to tell you that every time my wife and I have a daunting task (for about the last three or four years, actually), we look at each other, giggle...then say, "Super easy. Barely an inconvenience". Thank you for all of your content. You actually bring smiles to us even when we're not watching you. -Vic and Foggy
Wow wow wow... wow...
I want to be named Foggy
Stealing names is tight!
@@bhmayhem LMAO! She HATES her mother for naming her that. ...also... I can't use the phrase 'It's a bit foggy out' without giggling.
Be right back, going to change my name to Partly Cloudy
@@HeelBJC OMG... She's going to kill me.
"Those are from Halloween!"
That line caught me completely off guard
Subverting expectations is tight
Hilarious
Yeah these are always funny, but I just lost it at that line.
made me laugh out loud. (middle aged men should never type "LOL" in anything other than a parenthetical explanation.)
Was I the only one thinking "Which one, the original, the Rob Zombie remake or the 40th anniversary sequel?"
"Not being technically wrong is TIGHT" is my life motto.
The Ms Marvel, miss Marvel nostalgia joke was next level.
“Not technically being wrong is tight” I’m dying here fellas keep up the great work you two do awesome pitches 👍
L actually OL at "you two do awesome pitches"
Two people pitching is tight!
Yes sir they do!
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
I love the occasional cameos of other Ryan clones
"That's not technically wrong" I rarely LOL and this was executed perfectly.
TIGHT
Ooooh making people LOL is tight!!!!
So did you LOL then?
@@cruz1ale yes, that's why I posted. I could easily win a don't laugh contest unless this guy was running it. I find most content posted on YT more stupid than funny. Timing and delivery matter more IMHO than how ridiculous you can be.
@@FoulPet It was a joke. Since you said you rarely LOL and didn't actually say you LOL'd this time, I figured this might well be one of those time you didn't. Just a little linguistic quip there, nothing too complicated.
0:40 perfectly set up punchline. I watched it 3 times in a row before continuing. Brilliant.
Pitch meetings are frequently way better than the shows they're based on! Ryan provides a real time saving alternative to watching actually watching the crap Disney churns out.
This is exactly what I'm discovering. Every time I see "spoiler alert" I think, "fantastic". I get to watch a insipid Hollywierd production, be far more entertained, and have it done in 7 minutes.
Because Ryan is a better writer than most actual Hollywood writers
Too bad you missed out on this entertaining show then. Watched it twice.
What I take from this: Everyone should have a powerpoint presentations about his family history up to the exact point where said presentation is held up at any time from this day to the end of time itself. Go, people
Didn't you see megamind? Without great presentation your just a regular villain.
I’d get to work making my presentation except no one actually works on making them. I’ll just expect it to be ready when I need exposition in 3D holographic form.
I'll need some glue and macaroni...
I think that's called a resume. Mine's 15 years behind
It's a lot of work, but goes over better than my slide show "My Trip to Mexico."
Me and my partner watched "Prey" last night and she grabbed my hand and went "plot holes covered up by characters deaths is TIGHT" and I genuinely have been considering proposing since.
(I waited a while as I was waiting for the perfect time/location but she said yes thank you all for asking 😂)
DEW IT. It should be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
she seems like the type to do a backflip, snap the bad guy's neck and save the day
Wow wow wow
WOW WOW WOW WOW
Proposing to people because they watch Pitch Meeting is TIGHT!
Getting 2 "Actually it's gonna be super easy...barely an inconvenience" in one pitch meeting is TIGHT!!
Having the producer be genuinely and identically surprised by both is also tight
To be fair, the home alone rigging up of the school wasn't really super easy. It required a whole chalk board power point set-up montage
@@brycesage610 which was TIGHT.
@@sumplais lol very TIGHT indeed
I was actually expecting a third one for how the veil was inexplicably closed super-easily.
I like these even funnier pitch meetings
“Those are from Halloween”
“Maybe the skeletons were in us all along”
“Being technically right is TIGHT”
“Oh no”
“That’s like the thing from the thing”
“Shut up” has got to be the best comeback for logical skepticism I’ve ever heard. It’s the only comeback that works every time.
But it's really unrealistic in this presumed power dynamic. I think these might work better as boss and yesman.
"Hey, you know what would be even better? This really obvious trope i just thought about!"
"Great idea boss! That's going in the script right now."
"Yay! I contributed to a creative work!"
@@muskyoxes I dunno... today the producers seem to be yes men to the crackpot writers.
The moral of this show: "Sometimes the real skeletons were inside us all along."😉
💯💯💯
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, could you imagine having skeletons inside of us...
That's some spooky stuff.
Having skeletons inside us is tight!
Very impressed with how well Ryan are working together. Right around 0:55 Ryan explain how she gets powers, and for a second I thought Ryan were going to press too hard and be told "And I need you to get up off my back about it", but then Ryan just accept it and move on. Clearly, Ryan have learned to read when there is no sense pushing the issue. I wonder if Ryan are doing team building sessions?
Yeah scriptwriter guy started getting real defensive after literally the first question about his own script like literally at the onset on attempting to understand his work of art on a deeper level he immediately resists any and all attempts at furthering attempts of understanding his work at all
Amazing screenwriting, I see why the guy has a job.
Nah, Ryan are doing some Grammar Lessons
No. One is Ryan. The other the George. That's why they're called RyanGeorge.
@@thedarkemissary that's what I thought too.
They even have the same haircut. They are really in sync.
Love how quickly you say: "Hey shut up." That's hilarious! 😂😂😂
@@karlozols816 he has largely replaced “I’m going to need you to get alllll the way off my back” with a super-succinct “Hey shut up”. Keeps the flow going
"Those are from Halloween!" killed me. I am now dead; like a Halloween skeleton that was inside me all along ☠
The bones are their money, and so are the worms.
0:40 ok THAT killed me 🤣🤣
I just realized in all of the hours they took to plan and build that home alone defence thing. She could have just stomped a hole in the ground and escaped that way. She figured it out on the spot pretty quick later
they did the hole in the ground thing after they reached near a tunnel and after she learned to control her powers which was during the fight. Also that specific tunnel lead to a ship which they only found out about after Laal Khanjer(Red Dagger in Urdu) told them they couldn't just punch a random hole anywhere to escape to some other random place.
I will include that I am very defensive and biased towards this show because its the first Pakistani American superhero and I am a Pakistani immigrant from the same city and with grandparents who came on a similar train from India.
@@jhonshephard921 none of the things you just said were mentioned in the show. So at least be defensive with valid stuff.
@@jhonshephard921 bullshit
@@jhonshephard921 We get it. You're a psychopath who is incapable of empathizing with someone who is not exactly you. Seek professional help.
@@jhonshephard921 did you just make that up?
0:42 that was the greatest acting of “oh no” I have ever seen put on any screen.
"And she also has this brother Amir"
"Oh no!"
LOL! Pitch meetings are just always gold!
I felt his panic!
Quite common in them
The “maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along” had me cracked😂
The skeleton: "Being inside your body was tight!"
Same! 🤣
Knowing is half the battle.
@Newcious rickroll?
“Those are the things from Halloween!” caught me off guard! Hilarious again, sir!
Producer guy doesn’t miss a beat.
Those are from Halloween!
Police hanging around outside the school is by far the most realistic part of the series!
With Miss Marvel I think that you could say “actually is going to be super easy, barely an inconvenience” with practically everything that happens on the show
Yeah, even the walking magic bomb was solved by him just running away harder.
Pretty much anything Marvel, I think.
@@iambicpentakill971 pretty much M She U Marvel
Yet ironically one of the two instances where he uses it here, setting up an entire school with Home Alone-style booby traps, actually seems at least a little hard and, like, Super-inconvenient.
@@briangonigal3974 Well... it SHOULD be inconvenient, but they got it done pretty rapid
(at least as far as screentime is concerned).
"It turns you into a skeleton if you touch it."
"That's from Halloween!"
I'm not ashamed to admit that got me laughing for a solid five minutes.
Best part.
One large loud laugh from me which is hard to accomplish usually
Yeah that one got me
The real skeletons were inside us all along!
Yep, I was keeping it cool until skeletons
Oh man, Producer Guy's "Oh no" at 0:41 was absolutely hysterical. This just further proves that comedy is just as much about setup and delivery as it is about saying something funny.
100%, facial expression and body language too.
It really helps to have a face you can't help but laugh at.
It really means that the punchline is not what matters, it's the whole thing.
Exactly. Similarly his delivery of "how deep is that hole?" "Ikr??" "No, I mean what the hell is going on" was just so fast paced and perfectly timed I had to laugh out loud.
@@kiillabytez faces that you cant help but laugh at are tight!
The consistent hilarity of these pitch meetings is to be commended.
Finally! Someone else pointed out the fact that their ridiculous Goonies-style plan to get out of the high school would’ve taken so long, Damage Control would have definitely just stormed in. I mean the time it took to make the chalk design alone…
If Tony Stark can re-discover an element and have it fabricated in a single afternoon using an atom smasher thing he built 30 minutes ago, then I think we can let this slide.
@@Razuki5 Well, Tony Stark is a Genius and owns a Company.
I would buy his weird BS sooner than Kamala's.
@@johannesseyfried7933 why do I get the feeling you’ll also be commenting on how unrealistic anything Riri does is. She’s a genius right so it’s okay?
Damage Control taking so long to storm in is now quite realistic.
@@sowhatnow7491 I haven't read any Riri Williams Stories, so I cannot comment on that.
Something that I love so much about this i that it would be incredibly easy to mess up and just make this complaining about movies. But the Ryan's pull it off excellently so that its some of the funniest stuff I've ever seen.
You might say he makes it easy, barely an inconvenience.
Ryans* Apostrophes aren't used to make plurals.
They are a great team.
Every now and then, Ryan pops in with an absolutely brilliant line! He was so worried when he heard she had a brother! Lol
thought she'd end up like that ol' congresswoman, I guess.
@@nybergsgarage or dead from an “honor” killing.
@@marcwright4790 uh... yeah. I guess. hopefully not. never know though.
Whoever wrote the exchange at 3:50 needs a raise. Fucking Brilliant.
Ryan George writes all his own material, AFAIK.
0:45 “oh thank God” really got me😂🤣
“Maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along” is fantastic.
"THOSE ARE FROM HALLOWEEN!" 💀(literally)
"Maybe the skeletons were inside them all along" gave me a great chuckle 😄
"How deep was that hole?"
Got me so good.
The Kamala's harem joke was so well constructed, this is the reason I watch this channel.
Better writing than the actual show
A main protagonist that has three love interests right off the bat, definitely doesn't reek of self insert fantasy fiction at all.
@@XENOS_Indie_Game_Dev and she never realized her other gender best friend was secretly crushing on her even tho everyone else did is also definitely some thing we've never seen before.
@@KeiwaTycoon lmao i miss originality
@@sharequsman596 quite a luxury nowadays, lol.
"Those are from HALLOWEEN!" had me laughing so much I had to pause the video so I wouldn't miss it. Thankfully I learned long ago not to drink any beverages while watching these.
Same here! 🤣
I love pitch meetings and I believe that line has made me laugh the most!
“And she also has this brother Amir”
“Oh no”
“And he’s about to get married soon”
“Oh thank God”
I love how Producer Guy was a little worried there!
"but he still loves her"
OH NO!
Did you see when the writer broke his brain on the ‘Old’ pitch meeting?
It’s common in islam to marry their own sister and brother
😅
@@Fs_007 we're not allowed to marry our brother/sister. I think you mean cousin
@@Fs_007 You are thinking of the pharos of Ancient Egypt.
“And she also has this brother”
“Oh no!” 😂 0:42
Ryan! Oh no’s are TIGHT
"And it seems like hes got a liiiiitle crush on her..."
It's easy to take these for granted, they're so good you don't even realize just how good these are.
i told myself not to reply, but yet here i am...
'i guess this will be a timeless classic' lol
I wish there were a few instances where the producer forced a terrible idea on the writer
@@muskyoxes off the top of my head in one of the fantastic beasts (second I think but not 100% sure) he gets forced to add in a cameo by professor mcgonagall who is mot born yet.
The joke @3:47 is quite possibly the funniest thing I've heard this year. "...maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along"
And the fact it’s a throwback to another video from more than a year ago at least is 👌
@@steohara6353 which one
That world ending joke was too perfect. It’s so sad but so true.
That’s why I stopped watching after episode three. I’m so sick of these world ending “stakes” because you know nothing bad or consequential is gonna happen.
@@diiii_mond but it’s like that with almost every super hero movie where the word is at stake. In man of steel we all knew Superman was gonna win by the end just like how we all knew Ms. Marvel was gonna win by the end of this show. That doesn’t take away the quality of it
@@AndrewDukes I’d say that the difference is that threat has happened so many times in the MCU that it just doesn’t matter anymore. In Eternals, Endgame, Far From Home, and many more, the fate of the world has been at stake, and every time it happens they treat it like it’s some big huge development that they might not fix! But we’ve seen it before. Multiple times. It’s just a lame cop-out at this point.
@@diiii_mond agreed. I haven’t finished a marvel series since Loki because of how poorly they’ve been handled
@@diiii_mond Well at least not every show has been world ending. Hawkeye, Wandavision, maybe even Falcon and the Wintersoilder. So it's only three out of six for the live action shows and 3 out of seven if you're including What if.
Saying “ very easy, barely a inconvenience “ at everything and anything is TIGHT!
The “hey shut up” is my favorite line by far 😂
wow wow wow wow
wow
certainly goes toe to toe with the quick "what?" that gets thrown in at the illogical plots twists
Do you hear it a lot? 😉
Favourite*
It's a great addition
The part that really got me was when the Clandestines went from helping Kamala to trying to kill her in a single episode and I had no idea wtf was happening
I gave up on the show after that episode. I haven't watched the last half.
@@bilbostomper Trust me, you're not missing out on anything of value...
lol yeah.
the DoDC should've just been the villains.
"They couldn't wait just a couple of days more?" 🤣🤣🤣
@@psychelocks9298 Other than one of the best of the MCU’s current protagonists.
I'd love to see Pitch Meetings on some older shows like "The X-Files" or "Star Trek".
Also some cult classic sci fi comedies movies like MarsAttacks and GalaxyQuest would be tight.
I'd love for him to do Stargate SG-1 or at least the movie.
@@chrisp3085 How can they understand all of the aliens in the universe. Won't they have trouble communicating?
"Actually, it will super easy and never an inconvenience. And we will just lean into the campy nature of the show."
Going camping is tight.
"No, I mean the show is campy scifi."
I stand by what I said anyways. Camping is my favorite hobby. Did you know I was the first guy to ever go camping? Thats how I got the idea to produce that show: Survivor. We didn't need a screenwriter guy for that one.
I agree, there is plenty of old gold to mine. X Files is a very good suggestion, I still cant believe how dumb those characters are and how the writers basically threw any old words in random order at a page and called it a script.
X Flies may have been a turning point for the studios regarding their levels of contempt for continuity and the audience. Now we Marvel.
@@warpeace8891 If I recall didn't Scully basically constantly dismiss paranormal stuff in nearly every episode despite seeing paranormal stuff just in the previous episode? I could be wrong, it has been a while since I watched X Files
3:50 this is gold
Marvel shows nowadays:
"So what happens in this movie and what type of superpowers do the character have?"
- Basically whatever I can come up with
"And she has this brother Ahmir..."
"Oh no."
That part had me laughing so hard I got dizzy and had to sit down.
When you more excited for the pitch meeting than the actual show.
I was excited for it because I was like "Oh man this show was such an amateur mess, this is going to be good"
@@ianokay the so bad its good
When you watch the show, so you can watch and understand the pitch meeting afterwards.
I like Ryan's pitch but I also really liked the show - it was just good, wholesome fun 👍🏻
@@keenanchandler2469 Agree. And, it was better than Obi-Wan Kenobi and deserved to be watched more than Obi-Wan Kenobi.
The skeleton line is still my favorite from pitch meetings, a year later
Love the, “hey shut up” bit, hilarious! Maybe wondering if you could do a pitch meeting for the evil dead trilogy? That’s be super groovy, barely an inconvenience
Also do one for the show
You leave Sam Raimi alone, he did the best he could.
Groovy you say?
Ask Ryan to do one on Cool Cat!
Did you just… put groovy into the catchphrase ?
Doesn’t work, man :/
I love when they say , it's you, you're the evil resident after watching zootopia porn
"Those are from Halloween!"
"Yes sir, they are."
Magnificent.
The real skeletons were inside us all along.
The real skeletons were inside us all along.
It'd be nice to see a story where, you know, the teenagers aren't suddenly the only ones in the whole world who have the answers, and adults aren't falling over backwards to tell teens that they're perfect and exactly what will save the world.
I mean, this is Disney so I don't expect it from them, but a well-written story about a well-meaning teen who has to learn that they have a lot to learn about the world would be refreshing. Not the tired "just show the world who you are" narrative that has been driven into the ground.
Spiderman: Homecoming
@@justaddbutter good call
@@justaddbutter undercut by Far from Home when Tony leaves Peter control of a massive drone army.
Fucking seriously!
@Justaddbutter, Spiderman:Homecoming was sh!t
"And she also has this brother, Amir."
"Oh no."
Classic!
"Maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along" -words I live by.
"And she has this brother..."
"Oh no"
That ended tamer than I thought. I dunno what I was expecting 🤣
You do know that in Islam it's legal to marry your cousin right?
@@coldplayfan7357 Not your brother, though.
@@honourabledoctoredwinmoria3126 cousins are brothers too
This channel is great for summing up movies and shows that you don't really want to watch yourself. Also, I would love to see pitch meetings for the Back to the Future sequels!
Was just thinking the same thing, especially with this one lol gotta keep up on the connections with marvel but could care less to watch this show
So you never want to watch literally anything, then?
@@ben22rivera This is actually one of the better shows from Marvel Disney plus. This channel just makes jokes about all the goofy stuff in the show. There is nothing wrong with that and it’s really funny but there is a lot more good than bad in Ms. Marvel and these pitch meetings just focus on the bad. The overall perception for Ms. Marvel was really positive
That;s how I've kept up with most of the MCU.. either that it would be the dark web.
@@daddysmurf1560 Yeahhh.... it was HUGELY popular and well regarded... and the shit about Kenobi "stealing" viewership from this turd was just garbage.... two VOD shows on the same streaming network released at the same time, gasp, however would someone watch them Both???
3:52 (May be the real skeletons were inside us all along ) remind me of my literature answers for any quotes when i go blank 😄
'It doesn't matter' is pretty much the mantra for most modern scripts
Love these videos..saving me so much time and money.
Oh come on! Not even George Ryan could maintain a straight face while saying"maybe the real skeletons were inside us all along"
I lolled so much my sides hurt 🤣🤣🤣
Almost 50k views in 30 mins . People like pitch meetings more than the actual shows. Congrats Ryan
its easier to watch these to get the plot without putting yourself through a whole season lol
@@BadDubII … so true… it’s super easy… barely an inconvenience “
( sorry… couldn’t resist 🤣)
@@BadDubII and actually entertaining unlike most of these shows and movies.
@@BadDubII I'm glad i did in this case. I know pitch meetings rarely make the subject look good, but this seems extra dumb.
It's actually pretty good - give it a watch and see yourself!
A skeleton..."those are from Halloween!!!"
😆 🤣 😂
“We’re even making fictional money off merch, I like that” 😂😂😂😂
I’m surprised though, we didn’t get a “get off my back” line this time
Hey, shut up
We got the "HeyShutUp." line instead.
Even throw away jokes from Ryan are hilarious- had to pause the video at the "miss marvel" joke to finish laughing!
Love that we now get a double dose of super easy, barely an inconvenience 😊
'But her parents are super strict'
'So they honour kill her for not wearing a niqab'
'No, they make her a superhero outfit'