Matt Engarde loves his "juice" | Ace Attorney Justice for All [31]
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Them forgetting the entire trial and what the knife means is a true game grumps moment
For real
I was watching this in the break room and when she brought up the knife and Dan said, “Wait, so she killed him?” I audibly sighed. 😂
Its almost like playing a story driven game with multi week breaks might be a bad idea
@@AdvartheDwarf Well, they don't have much choice on that side, they have a filming schedule to keep up with.
@@resileaf9501 Just rereading the court record before they start recording would be more than enough to keep them up to speed
"Americans would rather use anything but the metric system."
Phoenix: This sofa is 10 Pearls large
This is literally a representation of how a unit is created in the imperial system.
Japanifornia has its own set of metrics
@@tomokolovecraft3792 sucks though when your standard of measurement has birthdays and refuses to stay the same size
*snort
I could fit ten little unassuming girls raised in a cult on this sofa!
...Sounds like Japanifornica alright.
But how many Shoes does it weigh? Not footwear, that comes in all sorts of sizes and weights, but the cat, whose weight fluctuates. That's a good system to use. 🇺🇸
Inpax had romantic relations with both, but not at the same time. Corrida got pissy because his fiancee had an unknown past relationship with his rival, which made him seem inferior for not being the first since they're constantly competing over every little thing. Also, the knife was explicitly not the finishing blow, but did bring suspicion onto Engarde, which was Andrews' intention.
Yup, Juan essentially called off the wedding because he got "sloppy seconds."
Thank you, I love this case and the amount of times they got details wrong was gonna give me an aneurysm..
@@vigorouslethargyOhhh, so Juan was one of THOSE guys
@vigorouslethargy Juan is going to have a little bit of hard time loving if he's searching for a woman that is untouched/unkissed, roughly his age, and a rich celebrity on top of it all.
@@ClownHoundII
It's more to do with the fact she was previously in a relationship specifically with a guy that he had a lot of beef with.
The Grumps’ micro-amnesia hitting especially hard today
Yeah...at least they gave a disclaimer at the beginning I guess
It's just what happens when there are multiple weeks between filming sessions.
I didn't realize this comment was about them forgetting things from within the same conversation, not just that they forgot things from past sessions. There's also a lot of Dan asking a clarifying question and Arin answering confidently and completely wrong. It's hilarious
There's too much to remember in these games. Even I don't remember anything about the knife and these are quicker than when they actually record
@@fuzzyotterpaws4395 That doesn't really work. Adrian specified "Juan's body" in that conversation, which means they forgot in 2 minutes. Not 2 weeks.
no one respects Phoenix's lawyering because he's never solved a case without a ghost hand-holding him through cross examinations. He never shows up with a strategy or legal theory, its just "my client says they're not guilty therefore that has to be true, here's a bunch of guesses until I land on the correct answer by chance"
He's made a few smart deductions, 1-4 and 1-5 come to mind. Mia was barely involved in 1-4 and it's not even clear if Phoenix really is hearing her when he starts to "turn his thinking around" about von Karma, or hallucinating from stress. But otherwise yeah he does pretty much kinda roll up unprepared and winging it.
You say it as if the police and the prosecution were not hiding information from him and all the testimonies were full of lies meanwhile he is the only one who has to and does prove what really happened.
It's not realistic, Phoenix does a fine job and usually offers enough that it is plausible that clients were innocent, and there is enough doubt to get them cleared. The game takes it further, and if you don't prove it was specifically someone else, then they will convict the defendant just to convict someone. Phoenix's more crazy logic leaps come from trying to convict someone else, which he shouldn't have to even do.
And yet, he gets results.
@@dartadeqso be that as it may, Edgeworth is absolutely right that Phoenix doesn't know what it means to be a defence attorney. His job isn't to defend the innocent, it's to ensure even the guilty get due process. His frame of mind is why his legal strategy always boils down to "Nuh uh!" until Mia's ghost can point out contradictions for him. Wright isn't without skill but it's absolutely fair to remind him he's tremendously lucky as well
"she confessed to the murder"
cut to me, face in hands, screaming
It never gets better
You and me both!
same fella,same
Lmao the mantra of gamegrumps is "No, you fucking ideits"
Remember: these two are idiots.
Arin is blind and Dan is being led by said blind.
Arin reading a walkthrough of the case and still getting things wrong is wild 💀
Finally. The ultimate Mother's Day gift.
I don't know why he is speaking as Phoenix in a weird way? I miss the way he used to speak.
@@connorschronicles810 It's his "anime male protagonist" voice. He does it because it's funny and it's a comedy show
@@connorschronicles810 they mentioned arin forgot about it, some of us complained around ep 6, and he just stuck with it, but let's not worry about that and just enjoy the vid
I facepalmed harder than I ever had in my entire life when they forgot Adrian stabbed Juan AFTER he died
There's too much to remember in these games. Even I don't remember anything about the knife and these are quicker than when they actually record
@@fuzzyotterpaws4395 That doesn't really work. Adrian specified "Juan's body" in that conversation, which means they forgot in 2 minutes. Not 2 weeks.
"Oh, SHE killed Juan"
*Oh my GOD* this is why they need Tony to write refreshers in-between the recording sessions for these long-form series
“she confessed to the murder”
me: (disappointedly) Arin.
my cat: meow (also disappointedly)
i love how this case turns how phoenix approches his cases on its head; it's neat to force phoenix to reevaluate his reasoning for being a lawyer
Nick taught Edgeworth a lesson, and now he pulls a vice versa. 'Tis pretty cool
Which is exactly why this is my favorite case in all Ace Attorney.
@@anthonypuccini1914 Same!
@@anthonypuccini1914 its in my top two for sure, tho bridge to the turnabout def gives it a run for its money
This case is literally the only thing my brother remembers about Ace Attorney after playing the trilogy.
Arin: This is so stupid.
Dan : WHAT DO YOU MEAN THIS IS STUPID? THIS RULES!!!
...Thank you Dan, truly
Ace Attorney at work.
Phoenix: I heard a cat on the phone... and I saw a guy and there was a cat in the house too...
Police: Say no more, we'll launch a raid of a random, wealthy home with no paperwork or questions.
Edgeworth had the authority to do that and they already confirmed by this point that Engarde is DeKiller's client
Video game logic
The weirdest thing is why Engarde even asked Phoenix to go feed his cat, and there was NO follow up about the butler.
I thought it was like a split personality or something @@GreatWightSpark
@@jodiebolton744 that would be interesting, except he can switch at will, meaning he is aware of what is going on and what he is doing. Just another psychopath.
Split personality syndrome generally has a trigger, and I'm sure at least Andrews would have said something about it, rather than hide the truth.
If both the defense and prosecutor do their jobs well, the innocent will be found innocent and the guilty will be found guilty. Wanting to win and not wanting to lose has no relevance.
yeah the Ace Attorney games do feel like harsh criticism on the Japanese Legal system. with their 100% conviction rate.
@@MarkusZMI really wonder why he started talking as Phoenix in a weird way?
@@connorschronicles810 he started using the protagonist voice because he thinks it's funny to him and not whether we like it.
Just Arin being Arin.
Exactly. in America at least (where this game supposedly takes place, though its more like "Japanifornia"), even someone who is gruesomely, obviously guilty-as-sin is entitled to a defense attorney. The particulars of sentencing and other such things (is it first degree? second degree? was the act aggravated? etc etc etc) are never recommended to be left to a layman, and even someone who is very evidently guilty should be heard properly, tried properly and sentenced properly. After all, someone who mugged someone can be obviously guilty, but if they aren't represented properly, they could get something egregious like the chair - and having recourse against that can't happen if they aren't adequately represented. 100% agree with this comment.
@@patricktsao9630 except nowhere in the word the justice system is done properly because both attorneys and prosecutors gain more money and status for wins than for losses so it's a very real problem and why lawyers are seen as scummy irl
This isn't about Phoenix being a bad lawyer, it's about whether he's gonna blindly defend his clients or pursue the truth regardless of how it makes his client. In this case, he knows fully well that his client contracted a killer to murder his rival which means he is actively defending a murderer. Now he has to figure out if he's just going to continue going down that road or if he's going to join Edgeworth on a new path, seeking out the truth of what really happened regardless of who is actually guilty.
Hope this helps sum up the case's theme for you guys
The point is kind of undermined because he's basically defending a killer with a close friend at gunpoint. If that was not the case, then it'd be a more interesting moral problem. But Ace Attorney logic.
@@CristhianMoreno-zs2gs I see it as Phoenix basically being forced to confront his morals in the face. Will he sacrifice a friend in pursuit of the truth or will he submit to the demands in order to save his closest confident.
@@CristhianMoreno-zs2gshow does that undermine the theme? Wouldn’t the fact he’s being forced to defend someone who is the embodiment of everything he resents at the cost of his best friend only further enhance this theme?
@@fromtimesinkingdoms9144 Because the theme is expressed through the characters. Albeit what you say is true, several characters are piling on Phoenix that what he's doing is really, totally wrong and against justice despite knowing Maya's life is in danger. A realistic approach would be more symapthetic, not just taking Phoenix's choice (or lack thereof, as Engarde clearly stated he CANNOT drop the case) at face value.
So you're telling me they're truth seekers? Where's your dad?
“Wright. Look down. There’s a little pet door installed here”
…in his underwear. Edgeworth calls it his pet.
he got that dawg on him
Phoenix: *GASP! "It's so big!"
I thought Phoenix was his pet.
they read these incredibly important exposition scenes with the interest and comprehension of a fifth grader asked to read the the next page of the class book out loud
The fact that they play so many things between sessions, makes sense why they don't remember every detail.
The whole fact that Edgeworth is legitimately trying to help Phoenix be a better lawyer is interesting. Cause the fact that he has only represented innocent people is a statistical anomaly. Fair point that every prosecutor he has faced has used underhanded tactics, met only be his shear luck. He is a good person, but he's not really a great lawyer.
But luckily for him he exists in a video game, and is meant for entertainment rather than a serious look at how trial go.
You can definitely see how Phoenix probably would be better off as an artist or actor like his original plans, but because of plot he's so often in the right place and right time that it ends up that he's the only one who could have solved some of these mysteries. Figuring out the truth and trying to help people is part of being a lawyer, so he's got that going for him, but he definitely has his weak points (paperwork, procedure, sometimes ACTUAL LOGIC) too...
Goofy De Killer is something I never knew I needed but my life is richer for it!
I'll fuckin do it again
9:12 I love that the only person who recognizes that Phoenix is good at his job is the actual murderer
5:14
"that's-" was so in-sync i thought the mic was echoing for a second omg
Pearls channeled Maya for a split second
Dan pointing out pearls was in stereo was so on point 😂
The image of Phoenix Write just dragging a sobbing Pearl around everywhere solving cases like a dysfunctional Scooby Doo gang is hysterical…
Whats extra funny about this concept is scooby doo, a dog, has a better concept of human societal norms than pearl does.
@@Fuchsiafaefantasy most of the time scooby doesn't even think of himself as a dog, interestingly enough.
them completely misunderstanding what adrian said is killing me
Arin, days after establishing that Andrews stabbed the already-dead body to implicate someone else: "Oh _she_ killed him"
Dan brought it up first.
And he's said he read through it all as well
i just wanted to cry when they said that
Phoenix is better than me; if I was constantly being labeled as a fool who doesn't know how to do his job even though I've won every single case I've gotten, hands would be thrown
This is when it really starts to be noticeable that their short recording sessions of like two AA episodes per session are killing the momentum a bit, with every new saturday episode they start by having to recap what happened last session and they either misremember or just forget key details of the case.
How do you know they’re doing short recording sessions for this game? They just said they’d worked 28 days in a row recording. Seems like they’re recording at least 4-6 episodes in a session.
@@afterglow2935 i doubt it was 28 hours of ace attorney lmao they forgot a key detail of the case that was explained throughly last trial
The Grumps... do not have the memory span necessary to understand the details of this case
No, they have multiple weeks between recording sessions.
@@resileaf9501
And still forget details within the same session
@@resileaf9501 ....That leads to an inferior viewing experience.
@@fwoweyuwu1335 Nah, it's funny lol
I watch Game Grumps for the goofs.
They did so much better with the first game, if I recall correctly
Maya is just straight up cursed. This isn’t even the last time she’s kidnapped!
And it somehow still gets worse for her from here...
@@GweiTheLeafChildLooking at you, Bridge to the Turnabout.
I think arin has reeeaally forgotten how much Mia, Ghost Mia, and Edgeworth helped Wright win his cases
A decanter is a special carafe that helps oxygenate red wine, and pours while retaining sediment. That's a Brandy Snifter, or Balloon Glass
Brandy Snifter would be an incredible drag name
hearing them say adrian was the murderer after she mentioned the knife again was so painful lol
Actual 3rd grade reading comprehension on these twos ends
game Grumps: "she confessed to the murder"
Me: "OH MY FUCKING GOD!!!"
I love how Arin says Juan, it kills me every time.
what's even funnier is that here he pronounces the name perfectly, unlick previous episodes, where he was struggling with the spanish "J"
Huwan and Mett
DeKiller's father was a killer, and his father before him. Shelly comes from a long line of DeKillers and won't besmirch the DeKiller name with failure.
"Dekiller then brought Debear to Da Man"
Da be de, da be da, da be de da be da?
@@patrickprimeaux711De Killer's favorite team? Da Bears
Favorite historical kingdom? Dahomey.
His? No, I mean mine. Its flag has an elefvant.
Well, it was kinda hard to get a teaching job with a name like DeKiller, so we en if assassin wasn't his first choice, shelly had to settle.
The number of times that Dan actually tries to understand the story and what's going on, and Arin just flippantly says "I dunno" and clearly just wants to move on... It's frustrating
I think in this case it's because Arin already spoiled the story for himself so he's probably avoiding engaging with it too hard so he doesn't ruin it, but yeah, it's less fun when Dan can't explore and riff and work it out, especially because they keep misremembering stuff.
Arin really ruined it for himself and is now completely uninterested in the story and just going through the motions on this case, it's pretty frustrating to watch.
5:10 the pearl in stereo made me rewatch it way too much
Either Pearl was in Stereo, or she channeled Maya for a moment
"JWHAN and Mmmet." 😂
8:40 "What the heck is aftercare?"
Edgeworth: It's what we do after I get you out of Shibari, Wright.
"But what are we going to do in downtown Tokyo?"
"No, not Shibuya."
@@imveryangryitsnotbutter "A medium sized, fluffy dog? Edgeworth, you're losing me."
"No, that's a Shiba Inu."
(I swear, Tired Grumps may not be the best for gameplay, but they find gold-worthy jokes.)
Next long-form visual novel they play - Dangan Ronpa 3, Ace Attorney 3, whatever - I'd like their assistants to give them a recap of the plot whenever they come back in between recording sessions.
I wanna see how they'll handle Kaede and Shuichi
I love how enthralled Dan is with this case.
he's so enthralled he thinks Franzika is the one ransoming Maya!
Nothing like spending Mother's Day with some more Phoenix Edgeworth shipping
20:08 hmmm arin's edgeworth voice kind of sounds like his voice for shadow......and arin's voice for phoenix is the same kind of goofy as his sonic voice.....shadow and edgeworth are colour-coded red.....sonic and phoenix are colour-coded blue..... !!!!!!!!! OH MY GOD !!!!!!!!!!
30:57 "Adrian: When I found *Juan's body...*"
32:00 "Adrian: So when I stabbed *Juan's body...* [Juan's super dead, not at all alive, already murdered but not by me, *body*]"
Arin: *She* killed Juan!"
*GUYS.*
They aren’t the brightest
The misheard word joke is getting unimaginably dumber with each iteration.
Please continue.
As grumps fans we stand in one of two camps regarding their story amnesia moments:
1. It’s hilarious and makes the rest of the play through ridiculous
2. It makes you scream at your phone in disgust
And if it's mainly Arin that forgets people are livid but if it's Dan or Dan and Arin, people are just more frustrated
Idk why but “she’s going into cardiac arrest!” At 31:25 absolutely broke me 😂😂
Engarde's cup looks like its full of gravy.
When I first saw that I went: "Dude, that ain't brandy, or whatever Engarde was drinking."🤢
:( what an awful thought… gravy snifter
And just like the first game, we've reached the point where these two goofballs are misremembering everything because they're too busy maximizing their joke-per-second ratio lol.
Also they have multiple weeks between recording sessions.
Y'all complaining about that as if the point of this comedy letsplay show isn't to be funny
@@swishfish8858yes, but theres a time and a place to be funny… if them making jokes comes at the expense of them forgetting the narrative, then they’re doing their job poorly
They'd probably make better jokes if they paid attention💀💀💀💀
@@swishfish8858 yes kissing my dad and shitting my pants jokes are sooo funny the twentieth time i heard it
"She confessed to the murder."
I don't remember who told me this, but now I REALLY don't believe Arin's played this case before.
He didn't, he's using a walkthrough.
@@BlueEyesRob92yeah, but there were a couple of *very insisting* people that kept commenting everywhere that Arin had played this games a lot in the past. Mostly as a way to make him look better for spoiling himself the end of the story.
@@sasir2013I don't recall claiming he's played through the games a lot, but I do recall Arin claiming to have played the trilogy at least once. Frankly I'm also starting to doubt Arin's memory at this point. Personally, I don't care if he spoils himself or not, long as Dan is not being spoiled. As for the misinformation, how long do you think the Grumps will even remember what they misremembered? :P
@@sasir2013 Well... Based on today's episode I think he's forgotten whatever spoiler he read lol
if they think this case is insane then they HAVE to play trials and tribulations. the last case of that game is. god. god it's good
I need them to see Godot. They're gonna love him.
@@PrinsaVossum Dan will love him*
yep most fans think its the best because of godot alone, but the general quality of the cases are better too. not a single one of them is bad. the boys would have so much fun with luke atmey
@@Stadtfeldi It absolutely has the best overarching story of any of the main games. I'd argue though that not all cases are good, the third case I'm very iffy on
Except the last case....we don't talk about the last case.
I know basically every character in this series is a pun or a reference, but, c'mon... A killer who leaves seashells named Shelly de Killer? You may as well call Phoenix Shouty O'Lawman.
Is that really that much worse than Mr. Sawitt from case 1-1?
Didn't they say earlier in the case that his symbol is a seashell BECAUSE his name is Shelly? And the "de Killer" surname is an alias used by a long line of assassins.
Shouty O'Lawman is Apollo
@@elsie8757I don't think they said it was an alias. I think they said it was literally their family name. Like a family of brick workers having the surname of Mason, or metal workers named Smith. As in their family profession was literally just killing people and they were proud about it.
@@elsie8757 You can retroactively justify it however you want, it's still a stupid friggin' name.
It’s nice to hear a Reticulating Splines reference again.
18:12 You know, if it wasn't because of that one scene where we see Maya scared for her life in the wine cellar after being kidnapped, I'd say this whole case is some sort of fake scenario created to prank Phoenix. Because who the hell would talk like this when you're waiting for a person to save your life?
23:30 I CALLED IT! As soon as they said "Someone shot an arrow in his neck" i instinctively made a "thhoop" sound and it happened at the same time they did it!
2:42 "What's over here?" Killed me
Just gonna say it: Juan was prideful and didn't want Matt's "sloppy seconds".
8:36 Aw, but I was just starting to like Goofy De Killer. 'Gawrsh, you better get a not guilty verdict Phoenix, or your friend might have to take a little nap, aw-hyuck!'
If Arin’s gonna read ahead in the walkthrough and spoil the story for himself, can he at least remember the plot correctly??
Arin doesnt understand that Edgeworth's point isnt that Wright didnt win cases or that he got acquitals for other criminals before Engarde: the point is that Wright isnt completly clean with his work. Over the years, when real life lawyers (and MatPat) have looked at Ace Attorney, they point out how Wright basically pulls out illegal stunts to get his not guilty verdicts.
I mean to be fair nearly everything they do on both sides is completely illegal lol
It has nothing to do with legality. It's just that Wright's way of lawyering is entirely based on luck
The thing where MatPats's theory falls apart though is that Ace Attorney plays by the Japanese legal system's rules, not the American one. However, it is true that Phoenix at this point mostly can't really solve a case and get a not guilty verdict without using some magic or paranormal bs, i.e the using the magatama to uncover people's secrets or having Maya or Pearl channel Mia.
@@alexandercorbett1147 Well, there was actually a Japanese lawyer who confirmed things would be illegal by Japanese attorney standards too.
Everyone jumps around about the updated autopsy report, but Edgeworth did that once, and Mia actually didn't die right away because she was able to say some things before she fell unconscious. Phoenix meanwhile is literally swiping stuff from crime scenes and not letting the police look at them before he presents it. I think the grumps can be forgiven for not realizing, though, they didn't play 1-5 where Phoenix gets called out on this and almost ends up in hot water over it.
I think they're also missing that Phoenix asking about whether Edgeworth is suggesting as a defense attorney that he should lie and cheat is a dig at the von karma method, which he thinks Edgeworth still does, because he's still super mad about the note Edgeworth left.
my uncle was an extra in The Weather Man. he had to eat a really disgusting hamburger.
mind you, i've never seen the movie myself, so.
The Matts and Juans from Andrews killed me XD
"no that's 360 degrees! There's no point in that"
- Underappreciated, leader of game grumps comedy duo, Dan Avidan
Arin woke up and thought "Gotta try to squeeze a Goofy impression into the Grumps session today."
“Guy pulls a glass of villain drink out of nowhere” is my favorite trope
Sir where did you get that
(It was under his hair)
How did they come to the conclusion that Adrian killed Juan? She just said a minute ago in the very same conversation that he was already dead when she walked in on him
Honestly they're not even paying attention at all in this case anymore.
Man that conversation with Adrian was funny but even by Game Grumps standards it was stupid.
How do you so thoroughly misunderstand a plot that is 90% exposition?
Truly agonizing lol, and they keep complaining about the repetition of the character's dialogue, which was done so children could follow the plot ಠ_ಠ
@@tomhomunculus Actually, the repetition is more done because the games were made for handheld consoles, so it was just to refresh players' memories if they took a break between sessions. A bit like Danganronpa, but I think Ace Attorney handles it WAY better.
PLEASE animate the pearls crying and “time to do some sleuthing” bit?
I don't care what anyone says, Adrian Andrews is DEFINITELY a closeted lesbian who was in love with Celeste Inpax, but her mental problems are so jumbled she didn't even know it. "Lesbian" was still a bad word back in the 2000's. I know, I lived through it. So clearly, the devs didn't wanna touch on the TRUTH.
It’s not a decanter, it’s a brandy snifter 👍
Came here to see if anyone else properly identified it. The best part is that is has ~10x more brandy in it than it should XD
Crying Pearls and over enthusiastic Phoenix is a great bit
Bro, idk about you but I love Matt's evil design so much. So sick fr XDDDD
pearls "that's..." in unison was beautiful. rhe exact same note hit thats so fucking funny
I got fuckn flashbacks to RT's playthrough when I heard Goofy LMAOO
27:17 Wow, that was some low hanging fruit
These boys are writing fanfiction all on their own and I LOVE IT 😂❤
Arin is completely unable to see character development
31:10 i luv bits when they progressively get more and more haywire in a short time like this ome
Now I’m all caught up to y’all gonna have to wait each week for the new episodes on the weekends I love their ace attorney videos it’s what got me into the games and playing them
nah, because this is exactly what happened to me. when I caught up on their AA videos (three days ago) I downloaded the game because I couldn't wait and now I'm obsessed.
Enjoy.
I know it's traumatic for Pearl, but hearing Dan go "Mystic Maya... Mystic Mijaaaah!" is my favorite reoccurring part of this case.
A few episodes ago: "oh so she stabbed the dead body to frame Engaurd"
This Episode: Adrian- "that's when I put the knife in him" Grumps- "wait she's the killer?"
I'm so glad Dan pointed out and critiqued how they keep showing Celeste's hanging. It feels almost exploitative how often they show it. RTGame had to keep censoring it on his playthrough.
It was a different time, that's what I keep telling myself. The bakery case in the third game squicks me out in a similar way (the chef character is an *awful* stereotype of trans women and it does bother me a lot) but I kept pushing through by reminding myself that it's not like they did it on purpose.
@@swishfish8858 Trans? I thought it was just an over the top stereotype of a foppish/gay dude.
Showing the same picture over and over is just an AA thing. I'm reminded of the first game flashing back to von Karma saying "There were *two witnesses." The imagery is a bit much for AA. It'd be more at home in an M game like Danganronpa.
the reticulating splines thing was great bit of back and forth.
This lead on de Killer happened entirely because Engarde asked Phoenix to feed his cat instead of having his "butler" do it.
I genuinely love watching different people's first playthroughs of this trilogy, there's such crazy stuff going on every chapter. I hope y'all are having fun playing!! Your reactions to the story are hilarious!
I was kind of enjoying Goofy de Killer, but Dan's voice is better for the character
I love how Pearl is suddenly saying stuff like WTF 😂
Adrian confessed to stabbing the body postmortem not the murder
David Blain: I was in dinosaur times! Did you get to ride any?
love the grumps ability to still not understand the story even when its explicitly laid out for them lol
Evil Engarde is holding a brandy snifter.
"PhOeNiX hAs hAd sO mUcH hElP aNd iS sO lUcKy!!" Yeah, every lawyer gets help, it's called paralegals, and just like nurses with doctors, paralegals are doing the bulk of the work. Even so, lawyers have a well-renowned circle jerk, so getting help doesn't make them view each other as "hacks." Even then, Phoenix is doing so much on his own, and his only reliable help is a ghost. Give this man some credit.
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42:57 I thought they were about to sing Escape From the City for a moment.
Arin and Dan are like a reverse Columbo: they figure out the entire plot during the investigation, then proceed to forget it and mess around through the actual trial.
I just love the "No that's (insert another word)" -bit :D
10:56 The only game about lawyers with a cat.png jumpscare
5:14 the synchronization is insane
He may be Engarde but he caught us off guard!!! 😮
this is genuinely such an entertaining episode I'm very excited to see how they react to this trial
35:25 “Is decanter the right word for that?” No, Dan! That’s actually a snifter. Traditionally used for serving brandy, cognac, or well aged whiskey.