How It's Actually Made - Sushi, Olive Oil, Tower Cranes

Copyright is going to destroy this series

[illusionist]

This isn’t a parody. This is just How It’s Made in an alternate timeline where TV companies knew what good content looked like

[BlindingLight]

The entire tower crane bit being backwards and the fallout from it was absolutely peak

[maedhrosmccabe]

I'm so glad that Peter's identity is revealed. Peter Yamaguchi has been my favorite gag throughout this entire series.

[Jeamfry]

Holy cow, the wasabi joke when it got smeared over the roasted seaweed was fun as hell.

[gabrielnadeau]

''Hey check out this cool diorama I made!'' killed me every time

[spk._]

i was gonna say "hey the crane part seems a bit too on point, like a proper explanation"

[loifester]

This entire series of How It's Actually Made culminating into the narrator quitting and replacing himself with the REAL narrator for How It's Made the SHOW, revealing that this was all a "pilot"...

Huggbees, you are a writing genius. A genuine genius, with a touch on how to be creative. It's honestly a dying art, and seeing that twist crop up from a comedy parody series is incredible.

[kestrels-in-the-sky]

I love how quickly it swings from “genuine information that is possibly true” to “he uses one hand to fondle another”

[arratikli]

26:10 if anyone is wondering about the references... liquid black is used in various episodes, a jizz of mayonnaise is from the pre-packaged sandwich episode, the horse semen is from the butter episode, bacon is self-explanatory, strong marcus is in the sprinkles episode, the cocoa beans are from the chocolate episode, the x12 mega revolver is from the crayons episode, the chocolate and mint part is probably from the chocolate mint episode but to be honest i cant be bothered to check that one, worcestershire sauce is also self-explanatory, the brownies get yelled at at the end of the chocolate chip cookies episode, and the last reference he explicitly says is from the cheesecake episode.

[emerald]

12:39 i think it’s good to mention that 1) yes this fact is completely true, and 2) somehow it’s even worse because they did originally try to serve it with the seaweed on the outside but american customers would peel the seaweed off

[Shadowsearcher]

The first thing that made me suspect the crane segment was backwards wasn’t it he guy walking backwards or the weird stuff going on, but the fact that he was making too much sense and not being outlandish enough.

[UlfFormynder]

It took me longer than I'd like to admit that the crane assembly footage was being played backwards

[gaidencastro]

Something of note: One reason why people aren't required to use gloves when handling food is because wearers forget to wash/replace the gloves. Gloves don't protect the consumer, only the wearer, but people don't feel as compelled to wash their gloves as they would their hands. Gloves are cleaner on paper, but people without gloves wash their hands so much that it's more sanitary to go without them.

[casperclips]

i love how stanley parable esque the narration is getting. the type beat

[chalkbored]

wait... this whole series...

HAS BEEN A PREQUEL THE ENTIRE TIME???

[krimsonklaww]

Huggbees: "the bread then pisses itself"

Also Huggbees: "we have never stated a factual inaccuracy!"

[tobyjack]

Making a video about Olive Oil and comparing it to a fine wine, we all know it’s you DougDoug.

[longlostisanoc]

The thing that got me with the crane scene being backward was the dude taking the paint OFF of the thingies. Also, that joke in the sushi section was hilarious

[HorizonIncarnate]

4:48 Fun Fact, Powdered Wasabi, Wasabi Paste, and Broccoli are the only Pokémon in an evolution line that use stones to evolve for both evolutions. (Melted Water Stone as shown in the video, and the aforementioned Leaf Stone).

[Levi_is_Smol]

What a hilarious joke about smeering wasabi on an inside-out sushi role. Well done!