@@Pete...NoNotThatOne It took me a bit to think of where the heck in Canada that would be from. I certainly speak nothing like it. Then I recalled some relatives from the Cape Breton area; they do sound kinda like her.
You know the difference between midwest Canada and midwest America is? Not much except us Americans don't say Eh very much, and slightly more rowdy when it comes to football. Both pretty much equally nice doe. Oh and we say warsh I don't think Canadians say warsh. Anyways tell your folks I says hi!
When the husband was mentioned, I thought it was an elaborate setup to attempt a no-consequences confession to an affair and that was already pretty funny, but then the video kept going and it got much, much better. Also the doctor's closing lines indicate that apparently the patient already had the phone number of the doctor's parent, and one could only speculate how that came to be.
😂 I love this comment! At 3:28 the patient says something about dressing like a baby and calling the doctor her mother. Then at the end the doctor says "can you call me mom?" That's how I interpreted it personally but I LOVE your interpretation way better!! 😂😂 haha 😄 😆 Julie is always so funny and it never fails to brighten my day the days she posts!
These are exactly the kind of fears I’d have if I ever had to be out under. Even I don’t know how weird my Pandora’s box of a mind can get, and to unleash that upon some poor unsuspecting soul….
It's not that bad. It's when it wears off that it's terrifying. Coming into consciousness screaming "oh my god the pain, this hurts so much, this is the worst pain ever" wasn't fun, but then they give you this thing that makes you forget, so I only remember what I said not what it felt like. Feel better now? I have a very high tolerance to the point where the morphine they tried to give me didn't do anything, so don't worry, that probably wouldn't be you.
Phase I: Appreciating portrayal of new character. Phase II: Appreciating the doc’s professional patience. Phase III: Ascending in a very fast, rickety elevator. Phase IV: “Aahh, aahh, aahh!”
This brings back a lot of memories! When I bust my leg at 24, I had it temporarily reset by a doctor under a light anesthetic. When I came around, there were three giggling nurses and a doctor leaving the room. I was told by one of the nurses, later, that I was telling them all, very crudely and very loudly, exactly what I wanted to do to one of the nurses. I ended up seeing her for a few months, so I guess being uninhibited is sometimes a good thing. I just wish my Dad hadn't been there... CRINGE.
You're a lawyer? Now, suppose I murdered someone, amputated their limbs, fed them to a shark, then buried that shark in my backyard. There's no way there'd be enough evidence left to convict me, right? (Fun game: think deeply about the fact that it's quite possible for only part of that question to be hypothetical, and wonder which part it is.)
@@bec9255 I suppose that's possible, but then I really wonder whose house I've been living in the past two years, and why I'm paying for electricity to it 😂 But you're close, surprisingly! I live in a townhouse, so I have a front patio, but I do not, in fact, have a backyard 😁 Your prize is...um... impressing me 😀
@@IceMetalPunk Its likely that if you commit murder you will remain free for as long as you do not confess said murder to anyone. It is also likely that you will remain free if you do not murder someone you are in contact with on a daily basis. If you commit said murder and remove said body to be buried or disposed of in a number of ways to which said body will not be found then its likely you will remain free. Just besure to clean up your vehicial with lots of bleach and any area to which you might have killed said person. If you want some training videos please direct your attention to the tv show Dexter and be sure to keep your area clean.
Last time I had surgery, the anesthesiologist was the most handsome man I ever saw in real life. I was actually concerned about what I said as I was being put under.
When I got out of anaesthesia after a hysteroscopy ...i.was asking " Is everything okayyy" " Is my husband outsaaaaide" " Did you find anything" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The doctors were really patient with me
I think I was about 19 when I got my wisdom teeth out and under the influence of the nitrous I know I was hitting on the oral surgeon's rather attractive assistant who also happened to be his daughter. Didn't hear a word about it after the procedure.
When I was little my dentist gave me nitrous oxide to quell my nerves (1985, I was 7) and on this particular occasion and I insisted that they call me Iris and when they wouldn’t call me Iris I told them that they could call me Violet and when they said that neither of those were my name I apparently threw things and told them to call me Lilac Lavender 😂. I guess I babbled about the flowers the entire time and they ended up having to reschedule. I went through names and insisted that I was daffodil Rose AND Lily of the Valley insisting that those were, in fact, my entire names. That I was a whole goddamn garden
Only if the twist at the end, is that she was drinking box wine and sounding all snooty about it. "You can really taste the earthiness of this vintage." Eerhhmm, not that there is anything wrong with box wine. I have one sitting on my counter right now. I judge myself less when my glass pour does not take half a regular bottle, and since you cannot see into the box, you have no idea what percentage of the box you poured into your 1 large glass.
ya know, she could go LIVE on a Saturday night for a half hour, and just put together several skits to fill that time, and she could be in the live chat with us watching them. Would be fun. And she can turn on superchats for donations..nudge nudge
@@recoveringsoul755 The only problem with this plan is that Julie is MUCH funnier than what SNL normally puts out, and that would kind of create a weird dynamic with the rest of the show. "Are you guys watching Julie Night Live?" "What?" "Yeah, we only watch this for Julie. The rest of the time I'm playing candy crush on my phone."
this is literally a fear I've had 😂 I've never done anything... to quote "abhorrent" but for some reason I'm still scared of making something up under anaesthetic 😂
As a med student whose been assisting on wards since 2019, I assure you, we're much more concerned about the things that fully cognizant and alert patients say to us than half-asleep, possibly mildly delirious ones are. Its pretty hard to chain together enough words for a coherent death threat when you're still sleeping off 1.5g of propofol.
@@recoveringsoul755 that's surprising to me because I've been under general anaesthesia twice so far and waking up I felt totally normal just tired. I didn't know it could affect people that differently.
Watch a couple of the vids where Julie improvs in the car with two other comedians. Julie has a hard time staying in character, I think, because at every choice point she sees about nine different possibilities funnier than the the thing they're actually doing. She could hire herself out as a professional brainstormer, but she would traumatize every group she worked with.
This is so timely. I'm going in for some dental work next week and will be sedated with Triazolam. I'm glad all these doctor-patient protections are in place.
When I was a kid -- probably pre-teen -- I was given laughing gas at the dentist for a tooth drill and fill. (No novocaine, just gas -- which was a terrible idea, since I could feel all the pain, but, like... didn't care? If that makes any sense, lol.) Anyway, under the influence of the nitrous, I started licking the dentist's fingers when he was working in my mouth. Not sure if I wanna know what Freud would have to say about that, but thankfully the dentist just thought it was funny.
I really love the character work in this one. Not to mention the ever more ridiculous scenarios that get mentioned. Julie really gets into these. I get the feeling it gives her a lot more freedom to just go for it which is always fun. It's why I love any sketch where she talks to her magic mirror.
That's one accent I wish I could imitate. It's so hard for me, but if I could master it, I could have so much FUN. Thank you Julie, for another GREAT video !!!
"Is this room sound-proof"? Is this why the operating rooms are isolated off, down miles of corridors, behind multiple doors, nowhere close to the OR waiting room?
Somehow Julie can be both wonderful and absolutely, horrifically painful in the same video at the same time (seriously, the woman in the glasses was absolutely a different person than Dr. Julie). That's some amazing talent.
I've never gotten drunk, never want to get drunk, but if I ever did, I fear I'd be the "Jekyll and Hyde" type of drunk, so, I'm never gonna risk that...
Another great video. You make me laugh more than anyone else on YT. Also, your ad reads are so good! I can't get over how entertaining and well produced they are, doesn't even feel like I'm watching an ad read!
Since laughing gas is a hypnotic the entire session was a hypnosis session where the patients mind is opened like a can opener and the doctors comments are poured in to become the patients thoughts and memories. Cool.
I don’t know where I’ve been, but I’ve just recently‘discovered’ you. You are wickedly funny. Dry and smart humor. And, I thank you for helping me deal with my crazy racing mind and constant butterflies. You have a new fan🥳
I actually had an operation and was put under general anesthesia. When I woke up what I thought was the the first time after the surgery they told me I had already woken up prior to that and wanted to take out the drip etc and get off the operation table and leave. I was very angry and cursing. I have no recollection of any of this ever happening…
Funny story: When I was 4 years old, I fractured my right arm. It generally wasn't too painful as it only felt like I hit my funny bone over and over again. Just that weird tingling feeling, constantly. After a few hours at the hospital in Richmond Hill, the doctor and a nurse finally came to examine me. The doctor told me and my mom that he was going to set the bone. Meanwhile the nurse was starting to prep a bunch of stuff; wires, tubes, a strange mask looking thing. I start crying because I'm 4 and have no idea what to expect so naturally I get scared at all these happening. He then tells me not to worry because he's going to give me laughing gas. Still crying, my response to him was: "But I don't wanna laugh!" The doctor, the nurse and my mother all started howling with laughter. I thought there was a laughing gas leak and I start to cry even harder because I thought we were all going to die.
I have the upmost privilege of having the most dashing dentist in the entire world.. there is always some teasing going my way whenever I go there , he always makes me laugh and I aways end p being the most awkward patient ever cause my heart skips a couple beats every time he smiles at me. He does it a lot. . he once offered me laughing gas while doing surgery, I denied it so fast , I think he knew exactly why . :D .. No secrets here doc, I'm not spilling the tea on you. ;)
We need like a sequel or mid-quel, I so wanna know what happened or what she said. Or maybe from another POV to keep the intrigue, like strange sounds being heard in the neighboring operation room.
Whahaha! LOVE IT!! Literally spilled my drink THROUGH MY NOSE from laughing out loud! Once again, Julie: I find your humor fantastic and I truly love the way your brain works! (And you’re smart AF, judging by your videos and how they are actually thought through) ;))
Thank you for keeping in the "I love you bye" part. I'll stick around through the commercials just for that. It has been a very long pandemic, I will take what I can get at this point.
I talk in my sleep and I've always had vivid dreams; sometimes I wonder, Where the hell did that idea come from???? My brother and I shared a bedroom and once, when I was 18 or 19, he said "You were talking in your sleep last night." I asked, "What did I say?" He just shook his head and said, "O-o-o-o-o-o-oh, man!" He refused to repeat it. And that's why I'm scared to get a general anesthetic, like the lady in this skit. Good stuff, Julie & Alec!
JULIE!...JULIE!!! You need to develop a series where you and your various selves discuss/debate/explain the "fine print" of everyday life...the social contracts and assumptions made.
"...that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that that I wouldn't otherwise do."
The precise moment I died
I appreciate your commitment to writing that quote
Wa wa wa wa wa wawawawawawawawa what?
@@julienolke Methinks someone deserves some free swag…
Dying here. Warn me next time.😂🤣😂🤣
LOVE Miss Dorsey's accent.
I also love that these take twists and turns that would embarrass a roller coaster.
Even the ad was delightful.
I know, the accent was brilliant. Julie almost had me believing she really was from Canada!
The ad was great. There was no watering-down and making it “serious” to make sure no one took the jokes the wrong way.
@@Pete...NoNotThatOne It took me a bit to think of where the heck in Canada that would be from. I certainly speak nothing like it. Then I recalled some relatives from the Cape Breton area; they do sound kinda like her.
@@rubble7390 I was just guessing, I’m Australian.
You know the difference between midwest Canada and midwest America is? Not much except us Americans don't say Eh very much, and slightly more rowdy when it comes to football. Both pretty much equally nice doe. Oh and we say warsh I don't think Canadians say warsh. Anyways tell your folks I says hi!
When the husband was mentioned, I thought it was an elaborate setup to attempt a no-consequences confession to an affair and that was already pretty funny, but then the video kept going and it got much, much better. Also the doctor's closing lines indicate that apparently the patient already had the phone number of the doctor's parent, and one could only speculate how that came to be.
😂 I love this comment!
At 3:28 the patient says something about dressing like a baby and calling the doctor her mother. Then at the end the doctor says "can you call me mom?" That's how I interpreted it personally but I LOVE your interpretation way better!! 😂😂 haha 😄 😆
Julie is always so funny and it never fails to brighten my day the days she posts!
@@katbland9149 She says “can you call my mom” though lol
I thought the same 😂
@@ScarlettDuchess I know that now which is why I made this comment saying I interpreted it incorrectly. 😄😝🤦🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
@@katbland9149 I misinterpreted your misinterpretion 😂😂🤓
"We'll give you laughing gas."
"I WILL TRAUMATIZE YOU"
omg she did.
Oh I love that curly hair. Such a good distinction between the two characters.
Or that Dr Julie has a Canadian accent and Mr Dorsey has a Wisconsin accent.
@@Laladust and a wig
wtf even without the hair they look completely different, but I guess all white people look the same to you, don't they? 🙄
These are exactly the kind of fears I’d have if I ever had to be out under. Even I don’t know how weird my Pandora’s box of a mind can get, and to unleash that upon some poor unsuspecting soul….
You are actually awake unlike with modt anesthesia.
That’s why I don’t drink, I’m eccentric enough sober
Same... the exact reason I don't do drugs or drink alcohol... but everyone I meet really wants to see me on them...
It's not that bad. It's when it wears off that it's terrifying. Coming into consciousness screaming "oh my god the pain, this hurts so much, this is the worst pain ever" wasn't fun, but then they give you this thing that makes you forget, so I only remember what I said not what it felt like. Feel better now?
I have a very high tolerance to the point where the morphine they tried to give me didn't do anything, so don't worry, that probably wouldn't be you.
My sober sense of humor can be pretty dark. I can't imagine what I'd say on the laughing gas
Phase I: Appreciating portrayal of new character.
Phase II: Appreciating the doc’s professional patience.
Phase III: Ascending in a very fast, rickety elevator.
Phase IV: “Aahh, aahh, aahh!”
I was a boy. They were two girls. Can I make it any more obvious? I am RUclips's ALPHA MALE. Acknowledge it, dear dan
Phase IV: The descent into ...
@@AxxLAfriku shut up
This brings back a lot of memories!
When I bust my leg at 24, I had it temporarily reset by a doctor under a light anesthetic. When I came around, there were three giggling nurses and a doctor leaving the room. I was told by one of the nurses, later, that I was telling them all, very crudely and very loudly, exactly what I wanted to do to one of the nurses.
I ended up seeing her for a few months, so I guess being uninhibited is sometimes a good thing. I just wish my Dad hadn't been there... CRINGE.
I might have done something similar but substitute dad for GF...
You are so funny! Have you considered being a comedian? Really!!
I hope she was at least pretty.
By far the best comment I've seen today.
@@barbara5970 funny experience =/= funny person
The intensely uncomfortable escalation is this had me cringing the whole time and I loved it so much. “Oooh, that is concerning…”
Julie knows Awkward, she is an expert with being awkward
From the first, “Okaeiy” I knew I was gonna love this
As a lawyer, I definitely spend more time fielding stupid hypothetical questions than actual legal ones.
We really need a part 2 to this one! 🤣
You're a lawyer? Now, suppose I murdered someone, amputated their limbs, fed them to a shark, then buried that shark in my backyard. There's no way there'd be enough evidence left to convict me, right? (Fun game: think deeply about the fact that it's quite possible for only part of that question to be hypothetical, and wonder which part it is.)
@@IceMetalPunk you don't have a backyard because you're homeless......right?
What's my prize?
I feel attacked, because I'd totally be one of these people that ask those "stupid hypothetical questions", I just can't help it 😂
@@bec9255 I suppose that's possible, but then I really wonder whose house I've been living in the past two years, and why I'm paying for electricity to it 😂 But you're close, surprisingly! I live in a townhouse, so I have a front patio, but I do not, in fact, have a backyard 😁 Your prize is...um... impressing me 😀
@@IceMetalPunk Its likely that if you commit murder you will remain free for as long as you do not confess said murder to anyone. It is also likely that you will remain free if you do not murder someone you are in contact with on a daily basis. If you commit said murder and remove said body to be buried or disposed of in a number of ways to which said body will not be found then its likely you will remain free. Just besure to clean up your vehicial with lots of bleach and any area to which you might have killed said person. If you want some training videos please direct your attention to the tv show Dexter and be sure to keep your area clean.
My great grandpa used to say "Nyow sapoose..." just like Julie was saying it. Caught me happily off guard. ☺️
Love that!
Did you just say, "Meow"?
Can you tell me what that means?
@@octaviawinter9768 try saying "Now suppose" with a nasal Minnesota accent
@@Sindraug25 Super Troopers!
Last time I had surgery, the anesthesiologist was the most handsome man I ever saw in real life. I was actually concerned about what I said as I was being put under.
When I got out of anaesthesia after a hysteroscopy ...i.was asking
" Is everything okayyy"
" Is my husband outsaaaaide"
" Did you find anything"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The doctors were really patient with me
I think I was about 19 when I got my wisdom teeth out and under the influence of the nitrous I know I was hitting on the oral surgeon's rather attractive assistant who also happened to be his daughter. Didn't hear a word about it after the procedure.
When I was waking up from anesthesia I was cracking jokes and the nurse actually laughed.
When I was little my dentist gave me nitrous oxide to quell my nerves (1985, I was 7) and on this particular occasion and I insisted that they call me Iris and when they wouldn’t call me Iris I told them that they could call me Violet and when they said that neither of those were my name I apparently threw things and told them to call me Lilac Lavender 😂. I guess I babbled about the flowers the entire time and they ended up having to reschedule. I went through names and insisted that I was daffodil Rose AND Lily of the Valley insisting that those were, in fact, my entire names.
That I was a whole goddamn garden
If 'distinguished wine Julie' is not a character, she should be.
This is what drunk Julie thinks she looks like while Mirror Julie is the real deal.
Yes!!!
I think Distinguished Wine Julie needs to go to a cocktail party & meet Drunk Julie & Mirror Julie.
Only if the twist at the end, is that she was drinking box wine and sounding all snooty about it. "You can really taste the earthiness of this vintage."
Eerhhmm, not that there is anything wrong with box wine. I have one sitting on my counter right now. I judge myself less when my glass pour does not take half a regular bottle, and since you cannot see into the box, you have no idea what percentage of the box you poured into your 1 large glass.
She needed a suit and darker lighting :P omg and a mustache!!
You should start comedy show on National TV. We need one on Saturday Nights. You could call it "Saturday Night Live"
I'm gonna write that down.
ya know, she could go LIVE on a Saturday night for a half hour, and just put together several skits to fill that time, and she could be in the live chat with us watching them. Would be fun. And she can turn on superchats for donations..nudge nudge
That's my first thought. The smart girl in the glasses is a natural for SNL!
@@recoveringsoul755 The only problem with this plan is that Julie is MUCH funnier than what SNL normally puts out, and that would kind of create a weird dynamic with the rest of the show. "Are you guys watching Julie Night Live?" "What?" "Yeah, we only watch this for Julie. The rest of the time I'm playing candy crush on my phone."
SUNDAY MORNING SCRIPTED!
the doctor cutting off the questions is so accurate and hilarious 😂
The glasses pull the whole look together. The glasses are the look. 👓
I love this sketch. Checking the writer's credit, I wasn't surprised to see it was co-written with Alec "can you fart in this bag" McKay.
Rumor is the patient’s hair is so curly because it’s full of twisted secrets.
My heart feels happy when Julie's new video pops up in my feed!
One question. "Mommy. Where's my milk, bitch?". I loved the twist at the end. It's hard to imagine Miss Dorsey saying anything worse than gosh darnet.
Me now low key wondering how my cosmetic doctor feels after I take 20mins worth of happy gas 🤣
Julie plays a good doctor. And off their rocker patient. So good job going with acting. 👍🏼😊
Yeah, but it's the writing. Wow, that writing.
@@johngardner1898 Agreed. The writing is always creative and great.
I think one comes more naturally to her. ....
It feels cute that previous sponsors were private therapy counseling, and now it's wine delivery in boxes... right?
Julie! Congrats on your Streamy nomination!!!
this is literally a fear I've had 😂 I've never done anything... to quote "abhorrent" but for some reason I'm still scared of making something up under anaesthetic 😂
I have no idea what it would take to be abhorant anymore after DJT's daily assault upon dignity.
As a med student whose been assisting on wards since 2019, I assure you, we're much more concerned about the things that fully cognizant and alert patients say to us than half-asleep, possibly mildly delirious ones are. Its pretty hard to chain together enough words for a coherent death threat when you're still sleeping off 1.5g of propofol.
coming out of general anesthesia people say loopy things. This is just laughing gas. Lot of videos of the former online though
@@recoveringsoul755 that's surprising to me because I've been under general anaesthesia twice so far and waking up I felt totally normal just tired. I didn't know it could affect people that differently.
@@samuelcappi5205 Were there witnesses to what you were acting like as you came out of it? My daughter was pretty funny after wisdom teeth
This is the only channel where I don't skip the ad read. Julie is so entertaining, even when shilling.
Ditto! I don't like commercials but now I think I'm in love ! 😍
Maybe not so much that I actually buy the merch!
The way Julie does characters is so good it really reminds me of the glory days of communitychannel
Communitychannel!!! ♥️
@@lemuelermita3456 I miss her skits. 😞
A Nat/Julie collab would be pretty awesome
Do you know any other channels similar to Nat and Julie? I love this type of content and i would really appreciative of any recomendaciones:)
@@chrisandrews3793 CommunityChannel for sure sadly she doesn’t make new content
I love how it was ultimately the doctor who was in more danger of saying something yikes-worthy. I wasn't expecting that!
"Mmmm.... I'm not sure I know what you're talking about" cracked me up so bad
I think mirror Julie should have done the sponsorship promo.🍷🍷🍷🍷
She probably did but the sponsor rejected because it looked like she was an alcoholic. xD
@@couchpotatoe91 More like a (well) seasoned connoisseur 😵💫
Do all of those people just live inside of you?
Probably, sometimes when you want them to leave anyway. It is how writers think.
I’m constantly amazed by how you come up with such original skits.
Watch a couple of the vids where Julie improvs in the car with two other comedians. Julie has a hard time staying in character, I think, because at every choice point she sees about nine different possibilities funnier than the the thing they're actually doing.
She could hire herself out as a professional brainstormer, but she would traumatize every group she worked with.
This is so timely. I'm going in for some dental work next week and will be sedated with Triazolam. I'm glad all these doctor-patient protections are in place.
Okay but DOES IT HURT?! 😭😭😭
When I was a kid -- probably pre-teen -- I was given laughing gas at the dentist for a tooth drill and fill. (No novocaine, just gas -- which was a terrible idea, since I could feel all the pain, but, like... didn't care? If that makes any sense, lol.) Anyway, under the influence of the nitrous, I started licking the dentist's fingers when he was working in my mouth. Not sure if I wanna know what Freud would have to say about that, but thankfully the dentist just thought it was funny.
Like you feel the pain but can't acually focus on it right?
Trust me, we all fell in love with Julie's intellect❤️😂
OMG Julie! How do you continue to come us with this stuff? Comedy gold!
I really love the character work in this one. Not to mention the ever more ridiculous scenarios that get mentioned. Julie really gets into these. I get the feeling it gives her a lot more freedom to just go for it which is always fun. It's why I love any sketch where she talks to her magic mirror.
Hahaha brilliant! Loved the imagined scenarios the patient came up with of things she might do … and the ending was perfect lol
“ Mmm, I’m not sure I know what you’re talking about.” :)
That's one accent I wish I could imitate. It's so hard for me, but if I could master it, I could have so much FUN. Thank you Julie, for another GREAT video !!!
Thanks for discussing this topic in an open, though somewhat indirect way. Yet the message is still clear! Keep up the great work.
this is the only channel where I appreciate and almost look forward to the sponsorships
Julie's ability to play both Abbott AND Costello blows me away!
That was easily the most effective 30 second marketing I've seen in a long time. Scary haha. Well done, Julie.
"Is this room sound-proof"?
Is this why the operating rooms are isolated off, down miles of corridors, behind multiple doors, nowhere close to the OR waiting room?
Nobody wants to hear the screams 😬
oh gosh... exactly what i needed today. thank you!
Somehow Julie can be both wonderful and absolutely, horrifically painful in the same video at the same time (seriously, the woman in the glasses was absolutely a different person than Dr. Julie). That's some amazing talent.
You're such a wonderful actor. Waiting to see you in the movies.
I've never gotten drunk, never want to get drunk, but if I ever did, I fear I'd be the "Jekyll and Hyde" type of drunk, so, I'm never gonna risk that...
Another great video. You make me laugh more than anyone else on YT.
Also, your ad reads are so good! I can't get over how entertaining and well produced they are, doesn't even feel like I'm watching an ad read!
Since laughing gas is a hypnotic the entire session was a hypnosis session where the patients mind is opened like a can opener and the doctors comments are poured in to become the patients thoughts and memories. Cool.
When this lady kept going on and on, I was starting think she had committed war crimes...
There needs to be a follow up appointment. Really love this sketch
As a Minnesota native, I am loving her accent! 😂🙌🏼👌
A universe where everyone looks either like Julie Nolke or Ryan George...a perfect world
Nooo! I wanted to see the 45 minutes! I was waiting just for that. Julie, you're such a tease.
I don’t know where I’ve been, but I’ve just recently‘discovered’ you. You are wickedly funny. Dry and smart humor. And, I thank you for helping me deal with my crazy racing mind and constant butterflies. You have a new fan🥳
ROFL!!! That's the twist I was hoping for, and you nailed it.
Extra Bonus points for "Abhorrent"! 😂 Would you believe it all started with a salad? But not just any salad...it was a Classic Cobb Salad!
Better than the tossed salad, I do not want the Tossed Salad. I am not into Tossed Salads.
@@toriless I like my salad tossed...
@@bobmitchell4532 I'd toss your salad.
Ms Dorsey from Wisconsin is just concerned about everyones sensibilities, she’s closeted
fantastic as always, and spectacular ad read. You are a singular creative mind and deserve all the success in the world.
Your videos are fabulous and I love your ad placement! Why did it take me so long to find these videos! Sharing this with my friends for sure!
Thanks for making the ad part of the entertainment!
This was amazing 🤣 she's my fave of your characters! And the Russian assassin. They're on par for me. WE NEED THEM TO MEET! 🤣
That was insanely good. Even the commercial. Subscribed.
So this is why my doctor's office no longer stocks molasses.
Just honey
I actually had an operation and was put under general anesthesia. When I woke up what I thought was the the first time after the surgery they told me I had already woken up prior to that and wanted to take out the drip etc and get off the operation table and leave. I was very angry and cursing. I have no recollection of any of this ever happening…
Funny story:
When I was 4 years old, I fractured my right arm. It generally wasn't too painful as it only felt like I hit my funny bone over and over again. Just that weird tingling feeling, constantly. After a few hours at the hospital in Richmond Hill, the doctor and a nurse finally came to examine me. The doctor told me and my mom that he was going to set the bone. Meanwhile the nurse was starting to prep a bunch of stuff; wires, tubes, a strange mask looking thing. I start crying because I'm 4 and have no idea what to expect so naturally I get scared at all these happening. He then tells me not to worry because he's going to give me laughing gas. Still crying, my response to him was: "But I don't wanna laugh!" The doctor, the nurse and my mother all started howling with laughter. I thought there was a laughing gas leak and I start to cry even harder because I thought we were all going to die.
I have the upmost privilege of having the most dashing dentist in the entire world.. there is always some teasing going my way whenever I go there , he always makes me laugh and I aways end p being the most awkward patient ever cause my heart skips a couple beats every time he smiles at me. He does it a lot. . he once offered me laughing gas while doing surgery, I denied it so fast , I think he knew exactly why . :D .. No secrets here doc, I'm not spilling the tea on you. ;)
The whole Yooper/Fargo voice is a great choice for this sketch :)
WI. ND, No consensus on the accent
Julie, your delivery, timing, and overall physical comedy are second to none!! Thanks for the laughs 😁🤣😁🤣
Currently watching this while in a doctor's waiting room! 😆
We need like a sequel or mid-quel, I so wanna know what happened or what she said. Or maybe from another POV to keep the intrigue, like strange sounds being heard in the neighboring operation room.
Whahaha! LOVE IT!!
Literally spilled my drink THROUGH MY NOSE from laughing out loud!
Once again, Julie: I find your humor fantastic and I truly love the way your brain works!
(And you’re smart AF, judging by your videos and how they are actually thought through) ;))
I needed this today. Thank you so fucking much Julie, NEVER stop please!
@Dr. Featherbottom. Hey Doc... is this your usual handel or did you make that up.special just for Jules? (my pet name for Julie) 😂
@@bobmitchell4532 Hey Bob. I came up with this humorous name for my small and ridiculous youtube channel. Jules is a great pet name :)
First, the free TV, then the doctor! She is something! 😄😄😄😄
"Is molasses and feathers something that happens often?"
Now I just want to see Julie on laughing gas, lol.
Thank you for keeping in the "I love you bye" part. I'll stick around through the commercials just for that. It has been a very long pandemic, I will take what I can get at this point.
Brilliant as always.
It’s the nerdy ones that hide a volcano of freak underneath, doncha know.
Dontcha wish your girlfriend was a freak like Nicole S
LMAO! That’s all anyone needs to say to describe this video! Great one Julie, Thanks for the laughs 🤣
Excellent! Love your work!!
Is the molasses feather chicken Julie the hint of a new character. Can’t wait 😜
I talk in my sleep and I've always had vivid dreams; sometimes I wonder, Where the hell did that idea come from???? My brother and I shared a bedroom and once, when I was 18 or 19, he said "You were talking in your sleep last night." I asked, "What did I say?" He just shook his head and said, "O-o-o-o-o-o-oh, man!" He refused to repeat it. And that's why I'm scared to get a general anesthetic, like the lady in this skit. Good stuff, Julie & Alec!
A very expected twist at the end. Very funny :D
I totally forgot that the doctor and the patient was the same person, good job.
Welcome down the multiple Julies rabbit hole, it gets deeper. Someday I expect at least 4 Julies in a video.
Physician treats herself
And just like that, Julie is from Minnesota 😀
You mean, South Canada?
JULIE!...JULIE!!!
You need to develop a series where you and your various selves discuss/debate/explain the "fine print" of everyday life...the social contracts and assumptions made.
I 100% was shipping them at first until the doctor ended up being married.
Why don't you have 1M subs yet? This is awesome!
That is wonderful. I am glad you didn't show us the soul searing part.
4:20 I'm in a library and I had to try soo hard not to burst out laughing!
Distinguished wine connoisseur Julie needs to make a main series appearance 😁
Is this the origin story of Julie's turning into the Joker?
Ha Ha Ha hahahahaaaaaaaaaaa!
My favorite recurring character in the Julieverse.
Canadians are so entertaining.
... but what about Mike Myers, did I foil your assumption, baby.
Ohhhhhhhh........... so I foresee Therapist Julie having an emergency patient with Doctor Julie!!