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[adamruiz]

There's something about Alan's stiff speech becoming more normal when arguing with Wall Guy, like he was so thrown off by the whole situation.

[Boneydance]

i love that he desperately tried to minimize his window quickly. missed the button, and resorted to covering the screen with his hands

[LukeTheGhostKiller]

_"yeah. yeahyeahyeah."_

*The way he says it like he thinks he's winning the argument* 😂😂😂😂

[KnightofFunnyJunk]

Im with Gleb on this. Imagine working a profession as chaotic and unrewarding as being a Smiling Friend and just when its time for your break and ready to relax your neurotic co-worker is busting your ass over 1 missing paper clip.

[BandyAndysExcellentEssays]

The unreasonableness of the wall guy makes me laugh every time

[jeddicus]

I swear I love how Alan starts off as this weirdo guy, but once he's confronted with a situation even weirder than him, he just completely becomes a normal, sane person. I hope this becomes a thing where Alan keeps having to be the "normal" one in the weird situations he finds himself in

[idioteque]

I like how they get known actors in small cameos like Finn Wolfhardd as the computer guy or Gilbert Gottfried as God in this show. I hope they keep going with this gag throughout the future seasons

[SuperWiiBros]

the wall guy is one of the best joke twists besides every other amazing joke twist

[gracecalis]

I like how characters in this show aren't bound by their archetype. Like Alan is weird but he gets into a situation that even he finds weird, and his tone and cadence becomes completely normal because of how flabbergasted he is.

[TealOpal]

I like how Alan is such a neurotic freak for the first half of the episode, but he gets so genuine when he encounters Wall Guy.

[truegreen]

After all this time I still can't believe how interesting this scene is. A scene that instantly makes a character dynamic, seamlessly turns the weird character into the straight man, involves a celebrity cameo, and showcases a very realistic sounding conversation in a crazy situation, all at the same time, is mesmerizing.

[ZippyRagu]

"Chris what would you do if you were chasing a mouse through a wall and inside there was a dude on his computer"

[electricmercury]

the way he like frantically moves his cursor for a second and then gives up and covers the whole screen is totally genius

[ratmilk]

“Yeah not really your business though is it?” Gets me every time.

[paulmarchano]

The Wall Guy’s attitude is more prevalent in the real world than one would originally expect. I think that’s what makes this scene all the better.

[RC]

"Chris. What would you do if you were uhh..."
"I'm counting paperclips."
"Okay you're counting paperclips and you hear a shriek and see your mousetrap that has blood on it. So you go behind your fridge and see a guy on his computer inside your wall."

"Uhhh. I'd probably confront him about it."

[gamesux]

Wall guy is the type of character who only appears once until everyone has written him off as a one-off joke character and forgotten about, but then he randomly gets his own episode way later.

[arthurstickel]

I just need more Gleb. Zach’s gibberish is a joy to hear every time.

[panasonic_youth]

It kills me how wall guy panics when he sees Alan and covers the screen. I love how he even glances back at the screen to make sure it's covered adequately. It's funny every time I watch it.

[michaeltennen]

It’s INSANE that the man in the walls is voiced by Finn Wolfhard. I struggle to even picture him delivering these lines😭