Scott the Woz

You have to have a very high IQ to understand Scott The Woz. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Scott's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realize that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Scott The Woz truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Scott's existencial catchphrase "Hey all, Scott here!" which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Scott's genius unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a Scott The Woz tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.

I could ramble on about Scott for around a thousand years, as his channel is so big and will entertain you for weeks, even months, and I will, but first I want to say, his channel is one of the best things I've seen displayed on a TV screen. His originality is untouchable, his videos and ideas are fun, and his actors... man his actors! From Gex to the therapist hating shapes, hell, Scott says "Hey all, Scott here!", and that is something I just say to myself sometimes. Every actor has at least three memorable lines. Scott's first video may be a bit weird and corny, and the camera is not too great, but his originality and character is still there. His channel really begins with his second season, but season one still has memorable and funny episodes, like "A Very Madden 08 Christmas", "Tinder" and "Fitness Games". Season two is much better however, with great episodes like "Game Controllers", "Night Trap", "Game Stores" and "It's Awesome Baby!". Season Three goes even further with masterpieces like "Game Of The Year Throughout The Years", "Shovelware Variety Hour 1 + 2", "The Game Room", "Desert Island Gaming", "Third Party Controllers", "The Rarest Of Games", "The Great Gaming Mysteries", "Midnight Releases" and "It's A Bargain Bin Christmas". Season four is arguably better, with episodes like "Anime Games", all of the Dark Age Of Nintendo episodes, "Game Collecting", "Console Gaming On The Go", "Game Show Games", "Plug And Play Games", "Used Games", "Wii Channels", "The Trial", "Mario Party (N64) Party Hard", "Memory Cards", "Console Launches" and "You're Not An RPG Guy". Now we're on season five. I don't know if this is my favourite season, because my favourite episode is here, "Borderline Forever", but there's other good episodes in this season like "Virtual Boy I've Seen Better", "Borderline Forever", as mentioned. "Demakes", "Game Boy When Game Met Boy" and "A Console's Perfect Fit". So far this is the best and worst season, as it has my favourite episode, but has the worst selection of episodes. Give him a Subscribe on YouTube, because he deserves all of the support in the world. He barely has.1.5 million subscribers, which may sound like a lot, but compared to other YouTubers, it's not a big number at all. He's put so much effort into his videos, so go check him out. Bye!

TL;DR - Scott The Woz is a great series which should be watched by all because of it's great comedic writing and engaging videos.

Scott The Woz is a YouTube channel/series that covers mainly gaming related information with some comedy thrown in. On the surface, it seems very basic, but once you watch at least one of the episodes in the four seasons, you will be surprised to find how genius Scott Wozniak's series is. The videos typically follow a similar style; an introduction gag that always starts with "Hey all! Scott here!", which then moves into the informational side of things with comedy thrown into the mix to keep the viewer engaged. Then the video ends with another gag, credits roll. As I've stated prior, it seems simple on the surface level, but let's dive deeper to show the pure perfection of this series. The writing is superb and keeps the style comedic, yet still keeps it informational enough to the point where you're actually learning about the topic's history instead of a constant barrage of jokes with no substance whatsoever. Though, sometimes it can feel like a bit of rambling, but it's hardly noticeable. Speaking of jokes, the jokes nearly always land perfectly on the first viewing. I cannot recall a single gag in which it was downright unfunny, and that's amazing. The editing style perfectly helps the landing of the joke too, as there's usually a comedic visual coinciding with Scott's line(s) that just make it excellent to watch. Sometimes though, a gag takes place in the middle of the video. These are also incredibly well done and flow perfectly, and surprisingly do not mess with the pacing at all. Scott The Woz also has special episodes including multiple actors, and a plot. The most famous of these is likely episode 100"It's Awesome Baby!", and rightfully so. The editing is top notch, and the actors deliver the lines in an awkward sort of way intentionally, which greatly increases the comedy in these scenes. The writing is also the usual quality in these episodes, albeit with less information than usual (though the point of these special episodes is more for entertainment, but that's besides the point.). These special episodes are unsurprisingly excellent additions to the already great catalog of episodes Scott The Woz includes. Scott The Woz is a phenomenal series that deserves all the attention it's been getting, and I hope it continues to grow as we near episode 200.

I stopped watching youtubers a while ago really only keeping up with AVGN, but Scotts content is really quality and his humour is on point.

Let me start of by stating that this isn't you're average middle-aged white boy with glasses talking about Stupid Nintendo Games.

This is a full on SERIES. Complete with Lore, Character development, Netflix-length specials, and much, much more. Here you'll find Factual information on your favorite (mostly video-game based) subjects, Heroic Heroes preforming daring acts of Heroism (Such as the mighty Rex, Chaperone of Men or Terry Lesler, Certified Vegan), and Evil Villains ready to take over the planet. Oh, and also a middle-aged white boy with glasses talking about Stupid Nintendo Games. Do yourself a favor and watch one of the greatest web series to ever grace the internet.