90s Time Traveler Discovers The Metaverse

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[peanutbutter]

I remember watching this back in the 90s, it was such a relief when they finally acknowledged that the show didn't make sense conceptually

[TheMastermindman]

Ahhh yes the metaverse, the place where Mark Zuckerburg can truly be a robot

[raydunakin]

Well, now we know how a raccoon ended up in a place where he could be biologically engineered into a sarcastic, angry, super-intelligent warrior whose best friend is an ambulatory tree.

[thatllwork_official]

Amazing how little Meta can do with so much money 😂

[genericallyentertaining]

My favorite thing about this series is the implication that despite time-travel existing in this universe, the only thing it's used for is travelling about twenty years or so in the future to make fun of the next generation.

[flamingsword]

As funny as the metaverse jokes were, the reveal that the reporter was present for the host's death was probably the most memorable part of the video

[echidna]

Ryan choosing to animate a racoon surviving a Terminator apocalypse in 3281 is why I'm subscribed.

[mopnem]

Him continually referencing the guys death is straight hilarious to me, this kind of stuff separates George’s content among other things

[selohcin]

I laughed so hard at the part where the 1990s reporter thought the most amazing thing was that people could use the internet and the phone at the same time.

[seankkg]

I like how the 90s part of the show has progressed an additional year. Also how it's canon that the reporter was there for the host's death. This is getting intense.

[moleteaser]

“He has a new show out actually” Ryan writing is so perfect

[sutherncross]

It's amazing how that raccoon not only filmed itself in the future, but found a way to send that tape back so we could see it. :D

[SweenyTodd]

the reporter continually referencing the host's death both casually and vaguely feels fueled by vengeance and hate constantly refusing to bring him back and I love it!

[wesleyoldham]

"The year is 1996. Welcome back to the show."
I can confirm that this is exactly how talk shows were in the 90s.

[shachihoko]

"Life but under the umbrella of large corporations" is actually a pretty good point to explain what's really happening

[youdontsay-]

Can't wait for the "it's the 2000's" series to begin in the 2030's 😁

[ShadyDoorags]

Not gonna lie, I'm still fascinated by the fact that we can use phones and the internet at the same time.

[peterstoric]

This man with a green screen is somehow funnier and more creative than studios with multimillion dollar budgets

[sidekickz]

"PLEASE bring me back to the 90s!"

Never had a truer sentence been spoken

[coolnerdlll]

The running joke with 90s Ryan dying in 2004 is possibly my favorite bit in any video he's ever done. I hope we never find out what happened.