Peter's Computer - Desktop Cleanup (big play films)

directed by Nicholas Gurewitch and Albert Birney
starring Peter Willard
thank you Adam Johnson, Katharine Stathis, and Linda Willard

Big Play Films are videos made in accordance with the law of the Perry Bible Fellowship

[psyk]

Now try checking the actual trash can.

[itsprit]

“Linda I deleted the damn computer again”

[tahustvedt]

He still has his keyboard. He can hit Ctrl-Z.

[TheElvisnator]

How moms think what happened to the games after deleting the desktop icons:

[imeimenic]

Does this mean if you copy "my computer" you will have two

[yoshikay]

"Linda, the computer deleted itself again!"

[nicolasdupouymanescau]

This is actually why elder people are afraid of computers

[mystry_gnral]

If you want to find your PC again, just look into the closest trashcan, Peter!

[xRayx]

The way he moved the mouse so freakin' slowly cracked me up lmao

[LordYuriX]

the thing that makes it even funnier is the way he's sitting...
the *true gamer* posture 😎👌

[Shtoops]

the mouse click at the end killed me XD

[sofijagorovenko]

This is what we call Art. The characters, the enviroment, the script was clearly wrote with the most expensive pen in world, EVERYTHING.

[stavroskoul]

-"Peter can you throw out the trash?"
-"Sure honey."
**peter sees computer in trashcan**

[ItachiUchiha-biif]

"Old man: rename's his file"


*Gets reborn instead.

[gustavofring]

This is probably my favourite video on the internet

[SlyceCaik]

I remember seeing the GIF version in a few places
Such a classic gem

[Camelotsmoon]

I love how at the end, he still clicks the mouse in vain.

[Ograws]

So he's running Windows 95 with the Aero mouse and the Trashcan sound is from macOS. Seems legit

[thunderonee]

At least he has his desktop clean and well organised.

[waffle]

I remember asking my grandad who fought at Normandy if he would ever get a computer, and he said, "Never."
Despite that, my father was earning a huge amount of money as a systems engineer. It was almost like asking his father if you'd ever get a TV