Space Janitors Answers YOUR YouTube Comments!


Uploaded by geekandsundry on 04.12.2012

Transcript:
[MUSIC PLAYING]
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Hello the internet!
My name is Brendan Halloran.
I play Darby Richards in "Space Janitors."
ANDY HULL: I'm Andy Hull.
I'm a co-writer of "Space Janitors," and I play Marf.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Hello.
ANDY HULL: Hello.
Thanks everyone for watching--
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Thank you so much, first off, off the top.
ANDY HULL: --the show so far.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Very sincerely, from me and Andy,
thank you so much.
Everyone who worked on the show worked so hard, and we're
so happy that there's been a lot of positive feedback.
And we can't wait to start working on season two, which
we do one week from--
I don't know when this is going to air, but one week
from tomorrow is the first day of principal photography.
ANDY HULL: What we want to do here today is take a look at
some of those comments on the videos and just respond to
them because we're people, we like to get feedback, we like
to engage everyone, so--
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Yeah, we've been sitting around--
ANDY HULL: That's all we're doing anyways.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: --painstaikingly reading every
single comment and letting it go to our head when it's
positive and really kicking the crap out of
us when it's negative.
ANDY HULL: Just being depressed.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: I just hate it.
ANDY HULL: Really sad.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Solodarkwolf wrote, "Sorry to be a nerd,
but if that hand was a 'Star Wars' reference, it shouldn't
be destroyed in that incinerator garbage can thing.
Luke Skywalker's hand was found and used to create a
clone of him later in the story."
ANDY HULL: Right.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: First of all, don't
apologize to be a nerd.
ANDY HULL: Don't apologize for being--
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Don't be sorry.
ANDY HULL: --a nerd.
You're at home here.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: You're at home.
ANDY HULL: It's called Geek and Sundry.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Yeah, welcome.
I don't know what "Star Wars" is.
ANDY HULL: Luke Skywalker?
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Luke Skywalker?
Not sure.
ANDY HULL: Legally we don't know--
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Legally we're not sure what any of
that stuff is.
ANDY HULL: --we don't know, legally we don't know who
those guys are.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Yeah, so I don't even know if it was this
guy's hand.
It could have been a guy named Starkiller or something.
ANDY HULL: Dirk Starkiller.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Dirk Starkiller.
Squelch133 said, "What is he whistling at the beginning.
It's not about ninja vampires with a funny disease is it?
Can't wait for the next episode.
As it will be new ground for me." Great.
What is Darby whistling at the beginning of the episode,
episode three that is.
It's not about vampires.
It's not about funny diseases at all.
It should be somewhat familiar to you.
You have already heard it in episode two when Dennis comes
in to our quarters and it goes, Darb are
you ready for training.
ANDY HULL: Yeah, and then Brendan and I would add on a
little extra disco beat to it.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Yeah, yeah.
Darb are you ready, it's time to get ready.
ANDY HULL: OK, from episode one, Synalla or "Sie-nalla"
writes, "I was skeptical at first, but I kind of enjoy
this perspective and how comical it can be.
It's like 'The Lion King 1 1/2.'" Big smile.
And, you know what, I mean, whenever you're compared to
the greats, you can only be humbled by it.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: For legal reasons we don't know what
"Lion King 1 1/2" is.
So--
ANDY HULL: Don't know what you're talking about.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: No idea.
It's very much like that made for DVD Lion King movie.
ANDY HULL: Yeah, the one that was mostly Timon and Pumbaa,
mostly the meerkat and the pig.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: No worries.
ANDY HULL: Thank you.
It's an honor.
Colin Davenport writes, "Sound isn't working.
All squeaks, no conversation.
Did I miss something or do I just need to give my computer
a good clean?" Wink smile.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: I think it's your computer, man.
ANDY HULL: It's something up with your computer, man.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: It's confusing because there is
that one scene that's just squeaks.
ANDY HULL: Yeah, well there's that one scene where we just
have everyone go
[SQUEAKING SOUNDS]
ANDY HULL: Well I thought we didn't decide to go forward
with that one for Geek and Sundry.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Mommythomson wrote, "Darby, man you have a
lot of ambition!
Trying to get an Android as a girlfriend.
Go get'em." Thanks, mom.
ANDY HULL: Ammugonedevil--
ammugonevil wrote, "I hate that I have to say these girls
are really cute.
Where do you find these girls?
Is there some production line you pull them off of?"
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Here's what happens, people are born.
Girls are born.
Sometimes it's a boy, sometimes it's a girl.
Now, when it's a girl, sometimes they're not
attractive, sometimes they're incredibly attractive, most of
the time it's somewhere in the middle.
ANDY HULL: Right.
Then there's something called actors.
These women become actors and then
there's an audition phase.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Right.
And then they go through this audition phase and, usually,
it's talent that wins the day, hopefully.
ANDY HULL: So in a way it is a bit of a production line.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Sounds very much like a production line.
ANDY HULL: It's very much a production line.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: We described it like a production line.
ANDY HULL: Also, why do you hate that you have to say that
they're really cute?
Tess and Evany would love it that you said that about them.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Yeah, absolutely.
ANDY HULL: Well Tess would.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Tess would.
ANDY HULL: Tess would love it.

BRENDAN HALLORAN: Someone named feliciaday said, "We
took the show here and we're adding a second season!"
ANDY HULL: She's very excited about that.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Very excited about it because there's an
exclamation point.
ANDY HULL: She sounds like someone important.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: She also says, "Haha douchebag clone."
ANDY HULL: Hey, easy.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Easy.
ANDY HULL: That's our friend Scott.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: He's very nice.
ANDY HULL: That's just how he actually acts.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Because that's how he is in real life.
ANDY HULL: Hey, buddy.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Yeah you do.
ANDY HULL: Oh, hey buddy.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Oh, I don't know about this guy.
All right man!
ANDY HULL: Scott Yamamura.
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Scott Yamamura.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
ANDY HULL: Oh, [INAUDIBLE].
BRENDAN HALLORAN: Oink.
Oink.
ANDY HULL: OK, oink.
That's the noise your eye makes when you wink.