What's got Ian so tickled?
Ian breaks into uncontrollable laughter while reading a review about a character dying because he needs to use the bathroom. The group connects this to a similar scene in Jurassic Park, debating whether the character died because he was hiding or scared. The segment ends with another humorous review being read aloud.
Summary
The clip opens with Ian attempting to read aloud what appears to be a movie review or comment, but he is overcome with laughter before he can finish. His laughter is so intense and unusual that his co-hosts, including Shayne and Amanda, are visibly surprised and amused by his reaction, with Shayne noting he has never seen Ian laugh this hard.
After several failed attempts, Ian finally delivers the punchline: he would be the character who dies because he has to use the bathroom. This absurd premise is what has reduced him to near-incoherence. The group then connects this scenario to the famous Jurassic Park scene where a lawyer is eaten by a T-Rex while sitting on a toilet, though the group briefly debates the exact reason the character was in the bathroom — whether it was out of fear or because he was hiding.
The segment wraps up with another review being read, this one commenting that the characters in the film kept calling each other 'brothers,' suggesting the group is collectively unfamiliar with the movie being reviewed.
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Key Insights
- Ian identifies himself as the type of person who would die in a dangerous situation simply because he needed to use the bathroom, which he finds inexplicably hilarious.
- Shayne and the group note they have never seen Ian laugh this hard, marking the moment as unusually out of character for him.
- The group references the Jurassic Park toilet death scene but disagrees on the character's motive — one says he was hiding, another says he was scared — before concluding they haven't actually seen the movie being reviewed.
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Transcript
[0:00] - All right. I got another one. Okay. So, "I'd be the guy." (laughing) Okay. I'd be the... Sorry, I dunno why this made me laugh. (group laughing) I'd be the guy dying. (laughing) Sorry. (Shayne laughing) (Amanda laughing) - Oh no. - I'm sorry. I'd be the guy dying 'cause he... Sorry, (beeping). What the (beeping). - There's nothing that has made Ian laugh this hard. (Ian coughing) (Shayne laughing) Dude. I've never seen you like this. What got you? - All right. I'd be the guy dying 'cause he has to shit. [0:31] - That's what's making you laugh so hard? Dude, I do characters of the law. - Wait, this feels like Jurassic Park. - No,…
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