I'm a bit sad, I do have to admit, that the absolute banger song "Happy birthday to you, here's a military coup, you have five seconds to leave, and your family too! (Waheeyyy!!!)" was not in this
@@algorithmizer The only issue is that that even with the vast volume of stuff they've made, you can't start over having forgotten anything- they're too memorable!
This has brightened my day immensely! I saw 2:01 and immediately thought "that's Chris under that mask" and lo and behold! Also, lost a lung laughing at the pigeon general (the pidgeoneral? pidgeneral? idk) Your work is always so lovely, thanks so much!
The squad of pigeons marching across the screen then simultaneously looking at the viewer brought 'Be Prepared' from 'The Lion King' to mind, where the hyenas are marching across. This might be the best Tech Diff animation you've done yet. My favourite part of the episode was Gary singing 'Happy Birthday'.
Thank you very much! The 'Be Prepared' analogy was very much intentional, and I tried making a more direct parody at 2:18, but the green filter wasn't working quite right, so I went with just red. I'll probably end up animating the 'Happy Birthday' section as well, perhaps as a Short or something.
Brilliant. I'm picturing everybody's favourite Gary Brannan dressed a a pigeon in Trafalgar Square cooing and picking up cigarette butts with his beak. And he is thinking........"It's a bit Chile out here". Get it???? *Sigh.......*
And thus we delve deeper into the simulacra! Chilean Government Program -> Wikipedia article on Project Cybersyn -> Technical Difficulties episode using that article as a source -> an animatic based on that episode -> a viewer reimagining the animatic with original imagery and dialogue...
The amount of work that must've gone into the robot pidgeon mechanism to make their heads move parallel to their feet! I just want you to know it is being appreciated. ❤💚💛💙
I'd seen the Henricus one before but just now discovered this whole playlist, and while a few got me to laugh out loud alone, with this one it was almost constant. XD
Sometimes they get so insistent on a tangent that, thinking about animating it, I struggle to find a way to actually connect it to the core topic 'written on the blackboard'. In such situations, like the Tartar Sauce Rustling, it won't take place at the classroom- not even a semblance of coherence to be had!
I cannot pinpoint why but the way this one is done is especially glorious. One element I can pinpoint, though, is all the design work that clearly went into the robotic pigeons. 🙂 Well done!
@@CamstonIsland There are more tiny details that add to it, though - another one I have now pinpointed is Matt's brief self-satisfied smiling face jutting into Gary's speech. 😊
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the matt and chris simultaneous time gag portrayed as a pokémon battle was MAGNIFICENT
TechDif Animated Unofficially Branded Lunchbox, I CHOOSE YOU!
I don't think I recognized that reference. 😅
The way you've drawn the pretentious Chris during the Chilé bit is just too damn good lol
The quickest way into a partner's pantaloons is through one's mastery of the art of elocution, so I've heard.
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I'm a bit sad, I do have to admit, that the absolute banger song "Happy birthday to you, here's a military coup, you have five seconds to leave, and your family too! (Waheeyyy!!!)" was not in this
oh yeah, thats a greatly missed oppertunity
How did I miss that! I had it in the first audio draft cut, but I must have snipped off more than I intended!
Bother.
@@CamstonIsland I think a special addendum of just that bit is completely warranted, personally
@@CamstonIsland DVD bonus material!
As a Brazilian, yes, we live at bottom America.
Am you of 'most big' though?
Easily my favourite niche channel, every goddamn frame is just utterly hilarious
Thanks! Between the reverse trivia facts, absurd scenarios, and interjections by the four of them, TechDif is a goldmine for goofy imagery!
@@CamstonIsland I just finished my 4th rewatch of _everything_ techdif, and it does not get boring at all
@@algorithmizer The only issue is that that even with the vast volume of stuff they've made, you can't start over having forgotten anything- they're too memorable!
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@@infrabread No way!
You drawing the University of TechDif with Mad Cap'n Tom's pirate ship strapped on the roof was already an amazing starter scene.
I had it floating around since the pilot 'Henricus' animation, so I thought it was about time to reuse it...
Honestly the artistic rendition makes it so much better 😂
Gags made for radio make for funny visuals
This has brightened my day immensely! I saw 2:01 and immediately thought "that's Chris under that mask" and lo and behold! Also, lost a lung laughing at the pigeon general (the pidgeoneral? pidgeneral? idk)
Your work is always so lovely, thanks so much!
Thank you very much! I'm glad you liked this! I'm not sure what the abbreviation would be, but I do know the plural is 'Pigeons General'
I am the very model of a modern pigeon general?
Marvelous work! Laughing at this one all over again. The stories these boys come up with never fail to be amusing.
Who knew some Yorkshire lads doing a radio show would make for such amusing visuals! I did, that's why I made the bloody thing.
The squad of pigeons marching across the screen then simultaneously looking at the viewer brought 'Be Prepared' from 'The Lion King' to mind, where the hyenas are marching across. This might be the best Tech Diff animation you've done yet. My favourite part of the episode was Gary singing 'Happy Birthday'.
Thank you very much! The 'Be Prepared' analogy was very much intentional, and I tried making a more direct parody at 2:18, but the green filter wasn't working quite right, so I went with just red. I'll probably end up animating the 'Happy Birthday' section as well, perhaps as a Short or something.
Great work as always. I see you got plenty of use out of the drawing of Tom with his head in his hands.
Sometimes fighting against a good bit is futile, and one must give up their reins as format host to the guy making pigeons with rockets up their bum.
Ah yes, from the episode where they unintentionally pissed off everyone in chile
As opposed to the others where they piss everyone else off in the world very much intentionally.
I don't think they did though. There's loads of comments on the original video from Chileans and they're all supportive
America! Which bit? tFhe SóUtH
Summing up the series as a whole with 'Whatever answer is the correct one is the one I meant!'
Extraordinary work, as always!
Thank you very much, good sir (or sirs, depending on if the 'boxes of knives' form one or several coherent beings)!
Brilliant. I'm picturing everybody's favourite Gary Brannan dressed a a pigeon in Trafalgar Square cooing and picking up cigarette butts with his beak. And he is thinking........"It's a bit Chile out here". Get it???? *Sigh.......*
And thus we delve deeper into the simulacra!
Chilean Government Program -> Wikipedia article on Project Cybersyn -> Technical Difficulties episode using that article as a source -> an animatic based on that episode -> a viewer reimagining the animatic with original imagery and dialogue...
Chile's robot pigeon project never really got off the ground :(
absolutely incredible, if any episode needed animating, its this one.
They all need animating, I'd argue!
I love all of this
Yay :D
@@CamstonIsland Yay :D
I love this! Keep it up!
I'm glad you liked it, I hope to keep making more! There's a Tech to Dif-cover!
This is amazing 😂😂😂😂 I love your TechDiff animations so much!
Thanks :D
you've managed to capture the robot pigeons flying in the exact same way I had it in my head 😆
That probably says more about Gary than me!
The clip ending with Tom laugh-sobbing is perfection
The amount of work that must've gone into the robot pidgeon mechanism to make their heads move parallel to their feet! I just want you to know it is being appreciated. ❤💚💛💙
Thanks, and I appreciate your TechDif hearts in the correct order!
You Sir, are a gent.
And you, er, person of undetermined gender, are reeeeaal cool! :D
the drawing in the back are just wow
Totes Wowzers in all of nine of mine trousers!
It's insane how these just keep getting better! I'm so genuinely excited for the next one every time
I'm glad you're excited for them! I just hope I can make them a wee bit faster, I just barely got two in this month!
I've re-found this channel, and I'm already loving every second. My gosh.
I'd seen the Henricus one before but just now discovered this whole playlist, and while a few got me to laugh out loud alone, with this one it was almost constant. XD
your content always makes my day! keep it up man
Glad to hear!
Love the choices and details you add in here, great creativity
Thanks!
Paraguay as most forgotten is perfect
I love these so much, bravo
Thanks, I'm glad you like it :D
I do love when Tom tries to carral them back to the topic and they respond with "X? yeah Thing we've just been saying, we've established this"
Sometimes they get so insistent on a tangent that, thinking about animating it, I struggle to find a way to actually connect it to the core topic 'written on the blackboard'. In such situations, like the Tartar Sauce Rustling, it won't take place at the classroom- not even a semblance of coherence to be had!
I cannot pinpoint why but the way this one is done is especially glorious.
One element I can pinpoint, though, is all the design work that clearly went into the robotic pigeons. 🙂 Well done!
This one take an especially long time to make because I was trying to figure out the robotic pigeons- just as Gary predicted!
@@CamstonIsland There are more tiny details that add to it, though - another one I have now pinpointed is Matt's brief self-satisfied smiling face jutting into Gary's speech. 😊
PLEASE DO AGENT BOVRIL, THE ONE ABOUT THE SPY 😭 THIS IS TGE BEST EVER
It is on the list. Now granted, it is a long list, they have too much good stuff!
@@CamstonIsland YAY I CANT WAIT Also more like not enough, MORE OG TECH DIFF!
Chris welding inspired by him making a rack for his bicycle?
*learns welding once
_CHRIS WELDMAN_
"America Abajo" 😂😂
There's a TV series about John Stonehouse, if you need inspiration.