this is the end. (of writing boring endings)

Welcome back to Clownin' with Andrew--let's talk about endings 🤡

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[Onthewayover]

This entire episode was phenomenal, but the final second truly surpassed my expectations!

[HarmonicEpsilonDelta]

I discovered your channel after the "How to read (and even enjoy) poetry". I was never interested in "formal" or classical books, even though I tried multiple times to like them. However, I have fallen in absolute love with your channel and you are most definitely helping me in getting into that. Just wanted to say thank you and great video! <3

[starphantasm]

This was a very humorous episode. It’s only about the 4th of yours or so that I’ve watched, but this has made me a real fan. I’ve been writing and experimenting a ton more thanks to you; therefore, thank you.

[delstanley]

I remember a few episodes of Rod Serling's original "Twilight Zone, " one was called "The Invaders, " starring Agnes Morehead. In the episode we see images of a mid 19th century house in the US Midwest, perhaps Illinois, or Iowa, or Indiana. The house has a chimney, inside the house there is a brick wall, there are bowls and plates and tools, and there is an attic, and a ladder to climb to the attic. Outside there are white clouds, stratus (or something) I think. The lone person there, a woman who has a "normal looking to me" hairdo, she's wearing a standard dress for the period, she uses familiar tools. EVERYTHING, I mean EVERYTHING about the scene suggest life in a rural section of North America. Then at the least minute we learn that she is a "giant, " somewhere in the solar system, or other unfamiliar place. How so? Because these little men in space suits (US Air force) in her attic, that came from Earth is telling us so.

This is like pulling a pair of small slightly curved yellow fruits from what looks like a banana plant, giving it to a monkey who peels it and eats it, and the other banana is used making a banana's foster in New Orleans, then someone comes along and says, "psyche, that fruit was really an apple from the garden of Zorgon, got'cha! I bet you thought it was a banana, huh?" The episode gets praised for its "twist ending." I say phony! Per your video you couldn't have seen it coming, it was never meant to.

[AlienLabrador]

Great video! Maybe you should do another video on something just as challenging: writing good beginnings and opening chapters.

[jcKobeh]

Im new here, just a couple of months into watching the channel. The talking skull is just a given, fact of life, BUT NOW IT TURNS OUT THERE'S A PLOT ???

[FreyaFerret]

Plot twist! What an evil mastermind 🤯 Clownin’ with Andrew FOREVERRRR!!!

[ormulyce]

It was hilarious; wonderful work. The advice is perfect. And I'm sure that your students cannot wait to see your new look again. 🤣

[abotic]

I enjoyed everything about this video! The obvious exception to the rule, of course, is Alice in Wonderland, as at the end Alice wakes from her dream just as the cards are attacking her. A story I enjoy that sort of goes the other way is The Lathe of Heaven, where we start in reality and end in a sort of dream-like state. Then, in The Three Stigmata of Eldritch Palmer, we end up with a dream-like state slightly but significantly corrupting the waking state. But for all three, the inevitability, looking backwards, when you get to the end is there.

[melvinvlot]

This skull-clown lore really is something different

[eashanshenai]

I think Chekov's Gun needs to be used more creatively in movies. Nowadays, if I see the camera linger on a gun or a knife for a second too long, then the upcoming fight and its outcome becomes way too predictible.

Also, I think Twin Peaks Season 2 has the best 'I didn't see it coming but the clues were all there' moment, with regards to who the killer was.

[rainygreymornings]

Nice to see you back, oh shiny one.
Does this mean no more unhinged stunts and back to business as normal? 🥲 Which was good, don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed the videos before Kaput‘s journey. It’s just that, now I know the level of epic meta weirdness that’s on the table… well. I’m hoping the gun goes off, is all.