My headcanon is that their plays still sell out due to the fact that it’s unintentionally hilarious to watch. So they keep having the funds to try again, it just never goes well.
I love the wood chopping part. For like 3 takes it was always out of sync with his motion until he just points at it in the 4th take and it breaks apart.
recently met Dave Hearn and Charlie Russell (who are absolutely lovely btw!!) and they sadly confirmed there will not be a season 3 of the goes wrong show :( still, go watch the first two seasons if you haven't already!!
For me it is the union jack. The character had to enter the scene and do all the actions which do not appear to be made as a "mistake" yet still looks completely out of place. I even tried watching the original episode to get context but it doesn't help. it is out of context no matter what but it is still one of the more satisfying moments in the show since the action isn't tied to anything going wrong.
@@valianthorizon6890 I disagree. I think it's a good response. Adding in him shouting the punchline to that scene adds more context, and this video is specifically scenes without context, so less is more
@@valianthorizon6890 How is that not a good response? The point of the video is that they are taking out of context… It’s supposed to be chaotic and strange.
It's funny how the prison cage (stage prop) keeps falling apart everytime and have to be put back together by the cast, what's even funny at the end of the play were the cage came down on top of the cast like if they're back in prison again😄😆😂
It's a TV show about a theater troupe whose plays always go wrong in some way, usually in a lot of ways consistent with the characters in the show. Each episode has a different play go wrong. The group of actors shown have been involved in developing many such shows for theater and TV and the characters carry over across most iterations, though some of the actors shown here have played differenr roles in the past (though one could also explain this as their characters having had different functions in those past performances). Various shows have been adapted or played by different casts as wel.
I always see these guys as a bunch of siblings who have to keep up with each other and stay together because unfortunately, they live in the same house. Chris is definitely the older sibling, it’s been years now that he tries to keep his younger siblings calm and stop them from doing something wrong, with no success unfortunately, making him have anger issues. Robert is the second child, jealous of Chris first child position as he also wants to be the one to command the others and always try to steal his place by being louder than anybody else. Vanessa is the third child, with the same father as the others but not the same mother, therefore she is their half sister. She is bad at lying, improvising when someone do something wrong and they have to hide it, she just goes with the flow and try to keep up with her half siblings. Sandra and Jonathan are the fourth and fifth children, being twins. Sandra is lacking attention from her parents and that’s why she always try to over play to get as much attention and love as she can get. Meanwhile, Jonathan is the unlucky twin who never succeeds at anything and who always have bad thing happening to him. Trevor is the sixth child. He has the same mother as the others but not the same father, making him their half brother. He originally wasn’t supposed to grow up with them but he accidentally send his mother to the hospital after destroying their house when he actually wanted to clean it. Now he has to grow up with his half siblings in his father house and always destroy everything. Annie is the seventh child. Her parents were certain she was going to be a boy but she turned out to be a girl. However, she loves disguises and always play a different character every day, making her hard to understand. She can be a girl, a boy, a dog…nobody knows. She is full of energy too. Lucy is the eighth child. She was actually accidentally exchanged at birth. She was supposed to be the biological daughter of a rich and successful family but ended up with them instead. She is clearly different from her siblings and is scared of their mischief, especially Robert mischief. She tries to not draw too much attention on her. Dennis is the ninth child. He was a precocious baby and sometimes he seems like a genius, sometimes a total imbecile. He can keep a secret from his siblings with no problem because he won’t remember it anyway. He is not good at doing his homework but very good at doing his other siblings homework, even if they are a different grade than him. Max is the tenth and last child (well, that’s what his parents hope.). He is Max. Nothing else to say.
Honestly under all the mistakes, some of them are actually pretty good plays, like Harper’s Locket or Summer Once Again. Though maybe not The Pilot (not the pilot) just thanks to pure historical incorrectness.
Watching this before watching the show, I knew the Trial episode was about wordplay so I thought that the "living room" part was wordplay on "breathing room" and not because of the living room set.
Well I am glad that Chris has takes control as the director of the play but after that disaster from Downton-esque family saga the casts are fed up with Robert's arrogant behaviour that they're glad to Chris back. Well at least Chris is not as bad as Robert as despite of many mistakes in Shakespeare play at least he did made the rest of the cast do the same scene over and over again like Robert did. Although Robert isn't too happy about no speaking lines for the character he's playing but continued to ignore Chris's directing in the whole play. My favourite secene is were Vanessa looks like if she's about to throw up🤮 as she feels uncomfortable hearing more of Dennis's terrible tudor singing about meats🍖🥩🍠🍗.
Robert is a lot worst than Chris as the director of this play as he keeps repeating the opening scene three times all because he wants the whole scene to be perfect that he made a lot more mistakes and then rush the rest of the scene to the end which everyone including Chris to be annoyed with Robert for his behavious.
I feel like reality itself is becoming a version of the goes wrong show ...but maybe that's just because I'm an American and it's another election year 🤣🤣🤣🤣 (?) ((or maybe life on this planet has always been this way 🤔😅))
Review of the Goes wrong show: First of all love the concept, theming and execution of keeping actors in-line with the mistakes. A couple of things that I dislike: Known characters, you know who is the most talkative role, you know who is the annoying characters etc. I personally dislike the big man and while it is part of his act it seems like he does not know how to act to me. The mistakes are very focused, I interact with curtain. Curtain fails. I "act" behind invisible curtain. Or pointing out obvious things that are the complete opposite. Characters are way too focused on mistakes which detracts from the show, its okay if you pick up the whole landline rather than the phone once but is gets annoying when something like the Piano plays multiple times or drunken Santa is engaged for too long. It should be more of a I tried my best okay? Rather than I act out scene with the mistake in place and causing a cascading effect. Way too visual focused and not enough verbal focus. I think this was done to be more thematic but still something to point out. Onto the good: I LOVE the "in-universe" gimmicks. Like the adjectives in Lodge or the broken celling in Locket leading to rain afterwards. They are mistakes that were intended in the script and lead to other "mistakes" that probably wouldn't have happened. Character roles can be good at times if executed well. Theming is fantastic Pacing seems good but almost too good for being about mistakes. Opening crawl impacting the show is a nice original execution
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Robert throwing the broken fire extinguisher at Chris absolutely kills me.
I just love how that’s the first thing that comes to mind
Not as much as it kills Chris
Not to mention the double K.O. he pulls on Vanessa and Annie
When I first saw that whole scene with Robert and the fire extinguisher I almost passed out cos I was laughing too much
Even in context, some of this does not make sense, which is precisely why I love it so much
“ello marjory how’s the bread today?”
*“…lusty.”*
"I've seen the long lingering looks master Jacob gives you."
*_scream strings_*
With the amount of mistakes and mishaps that happen, I gotta wonder why the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society keep trying
If at first you don't succeed, Try, try, try again....again, and again, and again, and again....
Perseverance.
The show must go on
@@OrAngeAnArchy and again
My headcanon is that their plays still sell out due to the fact that it’s unintentionally hilarious to watch. So they keep having the funds to try again, it just never goes well.
“LIVING ROOM!” has become an inside joke between me and my friend after we binge-watched the entire series 😂
I made the mistake of taking a mouthful of tea just as this clip started.
I love how at 0:52, Chris shouting ‘Non-speaking!’ is cut off, making it sound like he’s calling Robert a nonce.
It’s only thanks to Bad Creepypasta that I know what that means.
@@petarmilich8684 BAHAHAHA
@@petarmilich8684 The only definition I know of is Number used Once.
@@TheRandomSpectator british slang for paedophile
Honestly perfect for the goes wrong show
LIVING ROOM!
LIVING ROOM
LIVING ROOM!!
LIVING ROOM!
LIVING ROOM
L I V I N G ROOM!
I love that almost every fan-made Goes Wrong Show youtube video ends with Robert's signature 'The End' card.
I love the wood chopping part. For like 3 takes it was always out of sync with his motion until he just points at it in the 4th take and it breaks apart.
"IM JESUS CHRIST 😃😃" dennis is the funniest
THE SAVIOUR IS BORN
[opens door] FORRRRR UNTO US A CHILD IS BORN
I think this is possibly the best out of context comp i’ve seen. The clips are cut perfectly
Chris has ruined the word living room for me
That two words…
It brings me great happiness... ppiness... ppiness... ppiness...
Doesn't this show make more sense out of context then in context? :P
I mean sometimes but a lot of the time it just doesn't make sense lol
After watching season 2 twice, I thought I'd be more than composed, but 0:18 destroyed me instantly.
Andrew Tate???
if they had rehearsed it, there wouldnt of been the mistakes. this is unbroadcastable.
@@ROBERTBlyth-q8ntrue
2:37 The Court room drama will always be much favourite episode, proper ab workout
OH WHEN I WAS A YOUNG-AH TRUMPET-AH HEY OH HEY OH
NON-SPEAKING!
*Sulks and walks backstage.*
recently met Dave Hearn and Charlie Russell (who are absolutely lovely btw!!) and they sadly confirmed there will not be a season 3 of the goes wrong show :( still, go watch the first two seasons if you haven't already!!
Any suggestions to watch the second season? I really wanna see them!
@@mufflebuns6322Dailymotion
YOU ARE A THIEF OF JOY! 😭
If this show does not get renewed for a third season I'm going to sue someone.
Update: currently contacting my lawyer
Well get your legal action ready...
0:37 Chris’s expression is everything
Always the show off.
Dennis yelling "ERECTION!!!" is my favorite XD
The fucken trumpeter made me spit out my drink
*you are now with child*
Ziuuum!!
I believe 4:38 is the most Out Of Contect moment in this whole video
"You're right, we probably could've used less."
For me it is the union jack. The character had to enter the scene and do all the actions which do not appear to be made as a "mistake" yet still looks completely out of place. I even tried watching the original episode to get context but it doesn't help.
it is out of context no matter what but it is still one of the more satisfying moments in the show since the action isn't tied to anything going wrong.
You cut of the catipillar one a bit early. I howl everytime at 'checovs gun'.
I thought of keeping it in but I felt like the chekovs gun line added some context
@@eh_maybe
No offense but that's not a very good response.
@@valianthorizon6890 I disagree. I think it's a good response. Adding in him shouting the punchline to that scene adds more context, and this video is specifically scenes without context, so less is more
@@valianthorizon6890
How is that not a good response? The point of the video is that they are taking out of context… It’s supposed to be chaotic and strange.
6:08 I swear to go I almost died laughing
0:49
There's something perfect with this part
Of course you put "The End" at the end of the video 😂
It was too perfect not to!
I can't get over, "You are now with child!" and then a friggin laser beam! 🤣😂🤣
It's funny how the prison cage (stage prop) keeps falling apart everytime and have to be put back together by the cast, what's even funny at the end of the play were the cage came down on top of the cast like if they're back in prison again😄😆😂
And then, he died in my arms
@@Ellenchattergirl "Prison.... prison is a.... we're in prison..."
There really is no surpassing British comedy 🤣🤣🤣
As someone who has absolutely no idea what's going on, someone please explain
this feels like a fever dream.
It's a TV show about a theater troupe whose plays always go wrong in some way, usually in a lot of ways consistent with the characters in the show. Each episode has a different play go wrong. The group of actors shown have been involved in developing many such shows for theater and TV and the characters carry over across most iterations, though some of the actors shown here have played differenr roles in the past (though one could also explain this as their characters having had different functions in those past performances). Various shows have been adapted or played by different casts as wel.
This show is so chaotic I love it
I have not seen this show and seeing these clips…
I love this show now. Thanks.
My favourite episode has to be The Lodge
Insert creepy lights plus fun music
That first clip was exactly the one I was trying to find to show my family, well done
I love how you used Robert's end card at the end.
I’ve seen every one of there plays and couldn’t breath for laughter
I always see these guys as a bunch of siblings who have to keep up with each other and stay together because unfortunately, they live in the same house.
Chris is definitely the older sibling, it’s been years now that he tries to keep his younger siblings calm and stop them from doing something wrong, with no success unfortunately, making him have anger issues.
Robert is the second child, jealous of Chris first child position as he also wants to be the one to command the others and always try to steal his place by being louder than anybody else.
Vanessa is the third child, with the same father as the others but not the same mother, therefore she is their half sister. She is bad at lying, improvising when someone do something wrong and they have to hide it, she just goes with the flow and try to keep up with her half siblings.
Sandra and Jonathan are the fourth and fifth children, being twins. Sandra is lacking attention from her parents and that’s why she always try to over play to get as much attention and love as she can get. Meanwhile, Jonathan is the unlucky twin who never succeeds at anything and who always have bad thing happening to him.
Trevor is the sixth child. He has the same mother as the others but not the same father, making him their half brother. He originally wasn’t supposed to grow up with them but he accidentally send his mother to the hospital after destroying their house when he actually wanted to clean it. Now he has to grow up with his half siblings in his father house and always destroy everything.
Annie is the seventh child. Her parents were certain she was going to be a boy but she turned out to be a girl. However, she loves disguises and always play a different character every day, making her hard to understand. She can be a girl, a boy, a dog…nobody knows. She is full of energy too.
Lucy is the eighth child. She was actually accidentally exchanged at birth. She was supposed to be the biological daughter of a rich and successful family but ended up with them instead. She is clearly different from her siblings and is scared of their mischief, especially Robert mischief. She tries to not draw too much attention on her.
Dennis is the ninth child. He was a precocious baby and sometimes he seems like a genius, sometimes a total imbecile. He can keep a secret from his siblings with no problem because he won’t remember it anyway. He is not good at doing his homework but very good at doing his other siblings homework, even if they are a different grade than him.
Max is the tenth and last child (well, that’s what his parents hope.). He is Max. Nothing else to say.
Just noticed at 5:53 how much the crotch has been extended on Chris' trousers to make it look like he's sat astride the miniature pony.
This meat is tough as old boots.
your galoshes
I'm a Dennis stan, who else?
It's either him or Max.
Chris bean all the way!!
Max is my favorite human
I’m a Dennis and Trevor stan and my girlfriend is a Dennis and Max stan
4:13 "Goodbye Cruel World!" 🛌 👆
After putting up with so much nonsense from his cast, Chris passed his test from God and was taken to Heaven.
I wish they could make another series!
A A A A A A H A! GOIN SOMEWHEHR BILLY WHEELA
Honestly under all the mistakes, some of them are actually pretty good plays, like Harper’s Locket or Summer Once Again. Though maybe not The Pilot (not the pilot) just thanks to pure historical incorrectness.
*4:12* is where I laughed so hard at while watching this Show!🤣
I laughed so hard my lower eyelid inverted slightly... Weird feeling.
3:33 How are they so good at acting sheesh
Watching this before watching the show, I knew the Trial episode was about wordplay so I thought that the "living room" part was wordplay on "breathing room" and not because of the living room set.
It's the set-up for the "happiness, -piness -piness" line the next time round.
It's the set-up for the "happiness, -piness -piness" line the next time round.
The title implies there was context to begin with
“Behold! AAAAAA-“
1:06 This is my favourite one
0:59 What I wished happened everytime I, a trans man, looked in the mirror
oh God, same!
I believe in both of you fine men ❤ stay strong and safe
Most non trans men wish they looked like that in the mirror too, so you're definitely having the standard experience
"expect ...more.....b-o-id..es"
This should be a try not to laugh and I would add the fighting fire with fire
Living room. Living room. _Living room._ _LIVING ROOM._ LIVING ROOM. *LIVING ROOM.*
The arm torture part was the funniest thing I have ever seen
They don't make a lot more sense in context!
The goes wrong show: *"What's context?"*
pls its "the goes wrong show" its always out of context!
After a long and thorough review, I can confirm that there is no context.
Living room! is my new ringtone
As if it made sense even IN context
Tbf I think most of the clips are funnier in context, as their humour is based upon the rest of the episode
i cant move...i'm havin a stroke..
i want to see season 2.. but i live in the us and dont wanna pay for a vpn
3:02
I'm dead.
"Get out I'm filming"
Well I am glad that Chris has takes control as the director of the play but after that disaster from Downton-esque family saga the casts are fed up with Robert's arrogant behaviour that they're glad to Chris back. Well at least Chris is not as bad as Robert as despite of many mistakes in Shakespeare play at least he did made the rest of the cast do the same scene over and over again like Robert did. Although Robert isn't too happy about no speaking lines for the character he's playing but continued to ignore Chris's directing in the whole play. My favourite secene is were Vanessa looks like if she's about to throw up🤮 as she feels uncomfortable hearing more of Dennis's terrible tudor singing about meats🍖🥩🍠🍗.
Bonnie Peggy Ramsey is my favorite moment in that episode and one of my favorite Dennis moments
5:28
Brilliant! That’s good TV!
What is she liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiike? :D
4:11 this is self explanatory
Checkovs gun!
I swear that Chris just looks like John Cleese!
wonder why season 1 isnt on iplayer :(
It is, it had been gone for a while though, I remember that
Robert is a lot worst than Chris as the director of this play as he keeps repeating the opening scene three times all because he wants the whole scene to be perfect that he made a lot more mistakes and then rush the rest of the scene to the end which everyone including Chris to be annoyed with Robert for his behavious.
thats the fucking point
At least when Chris is the director, they actually make it to the end of the plays!
0:20 wheres that from?
Series 2. "There Is No Escape".
S2 E3
What season/episode is 4:00?
Season 2 - There Is No Escape.
@@DJT1NK3RS2 E3
Out of context it appears like the audience are psychopaths
Would context change it up that much?
Context? Is there ever any context, even if you do watch the show?
Very funny love it
what episode is 1:41 from i dont recognise it
Cornley drama festival part two
Last episode of S2
Who was the telephone booth man? Looked like fa&h.
Greg Tannahill
"Johnathan Harris" (character) played by Greg Tanna.hill
🤣👌
I feel like reality itself is becoming a version of the goes wrong show
...but maybe that's just because I'm an American and it's another election year 🤣🤣🤣🤣
(?)
((or maybe life on this planet has always been this way 🤔😅))
Wait. There’s context?
1:14 Me when I *scoot* upstairs to my room
0:18 When a popular animator on RUclips sees me
This kinda sums up what the Conservatives are doing in the houses of Parliament 😂😆
so is this british snl
Review of the Goes wrong show:
First of all love the concept, theming and execution of keeping actors in-line with the mistakes.
A couple of things that I dislike:
Known characters, you know who is the most talkative role, you know who is the annoying characters etc. I personally dislike the big man and while it is part of his act it seems like he does not know how to act to me.
The mistakes are very focused, I interact with curtain. Curtain fails. I "act" behind invisible curtain. Or pointing out obvious things that are the complete opposite.
Characters are way too focused on mistakes which detracts from the show, its okay if you pick up the whole landline rather than the phone once but is gets annoying when something like the Piano plays multiple times or drunken Santa is engaged for too long.
It should be more of a I tried my best okay? Rather than I act out scene with the mistake in place and causing a cascading effect.
Way too visual focused and not enough verbal focus. I think this was done to be more thematic but still something to point out.
Onto the good:
I LOVE the "in-universe" gimmicks. Like the adjectives in Lodge or the broken celling in Locket leading to rain afterwards. They are mistakes that were intended in the script and lead to other "mistakes" that probably wouldn't have happened.
Character roles can be good at times if executed well.
Theming is fantastic
Pacing seems good but almost too good for being about mistakes.
Opening crawl impacting the show is a nice original execution
they really should of rehearsed this, it is so unprofessional. No need for most of these things to of happened. Its called practice.