What did you learn from the Big Live Live Show Live?

I learned that Playstation All-Stars seems to really be coming around and to never attempt the 100 nug challenge.

@AcidBrandon18 said:

I learned that Playstation All-Stars seems to really be coming around and to never attempt the 100 nug challenge.

I think we learned entirely different things from the 100 nugg challenge.

China cares enough to say "Fuck Ryan Davis".

Togetherness, guys, togetherness. Once, there was a whole world that united under a nomenclature of "#TEAMBRAD," and it was beautiful.

@AcidBrandon18: The Giant Bomb community both mockingly derides and resoundingly loves Brad Shoemaker.

love

CBS want our money.

That I'm part of quite possibly the best video games community on the internet. Really. Not only is it #teambrad but it was also a victory for Team Giant Bomb (And their family of friends)

CHINA DON'T MIND

Brad Breaks YOU!

I learned that as community we can achieve anything. Go #TeamBrad

John Drake is almost as awesome as Brad Muir

I learned that Eric Pope is the Golden Duder of all Duders.

Fuck Ryan Davis.

that is aint over till the fat lady sings Brad says its over

Giant Bombers really don't like Comic Viners 

I learned that watching two videos at the same time is hard...

That Ryan needs to relax when he's doing live shows, he seemed so nervous which is weird considering how laid back he is usually.

I learned that comics are the last thing on CBSi's mind.

That interview was the most awkward thing I've seen in a while : (....

And the other comic segments we're only to mock them.

@Korosive: That guy was the ultimate douche, just wanted to get his dick wet by the 'treat em mean, keep em keen' mantra and forgot he had an interview to do. At first I thought ah, he's just being disgruntled as a joke, haha..still awkward if you can't pull it off right (which he wasn't) but no, he was just super obnoxious, especially at the end when he was getting 'cut off.'

That Drew is somehow even more of a baller than anyone had thought.

I learned that if you believe, you can achieve. Also that Pope is a beautiful person and Drew continues to be amazing.

That Eric Pope is a fellow Mainer.

@RazielCuts: For Sara to be treating him the way she was, I'm sure he may have pissed her off off-camera or something.

But to be fair, he set up his schedule, traveled in, brought his stuff, and was completely rushed and unable to finish his explanation or on camera art work.

Am I alone feeling that the GB crews lack of interest in comics (besides Ryan) hurts comicvines appearances? I'd hate to see the site go the way of AnimeVice.

That chicken nuggets are a deadly weapon. I wonder how Alexis' swim went the next day.

HHH DON'T HAIR

Things that I already knew but were reinforced by the BLLSL 3:

• Jeff is impressively, almost frighteningly good at bullshitting (see older video of "GB is the new Wikipedia" for the best examples of this)
• Tony G, as much as I like him, doesn't seem as comfortable on camera for live stuff as Sara or the GB crew. This applies to Alexis as well.
• People on the internet get real weird whenever a woman shows up on camera.
• John T. Drake is a charismatic motherfucker and an absolute PR machine.
• People on the internet get real, REAL weird when the woman that shows up is Dave's sister Karen.
• Norm Chan is great, but at his best with Will Smith around to act as a foil

@Ramone said:

That Ryan needs to relax when he's doing live shows, he seemed so nervous which is weird considering how laid back he is usually.

This is because he was strongly aware of the amount of padding involved between segments (and during them for that matter) He didn't have the amount of control he's used to either because the production side were constantly goofing around lol

The big live, live show live is a strange beast though. It's like this odd thing that exists between a hastily produced, live program with little to no scripting/format and improvisation. It's entertaining in short bursts and is fun to tune in and out of...but I wouldn't sit and watch it as if I was hanging around with them on my armchair.

I tried to watch long segments but it came across as being a tad bit awkward for me personally. Even during Breaking Brad, when I had seen him fuck up the first section of the Trails HD challenge time and time again, having to restart completely to gain the achievement - I thought to myself "Is he failing on purpose to pad this fucking beast out? These reactions seem forced".

I dunno - maybe it's best if they keep it this way because it says everything that needs to be said about Giant Bomb. Talking absolute shite is half of their appeal to most.

Always Bet on Brad.

@JerichoBlyth said:

@Ramone said:

That Ryan needs to relax when he's doing live shows, he seemed so nervous which is weird considering how laid back he is usually.

This is because he was strongly aware of the amount of padding involved between segments (and during them for that matter) He didn't have the amount of control he's used to either because the production side were constantly goofing around lol

The big live, live show live is a strange beast though. It's like this odd thing that exists between a hastily produced, live program with little to no scripting/format and improvisation. It's entertaining in short bursts and is fun to tune in and out of...but I wouldn't sit and watch it as if I was hanging around with them on my armchair.

I tried to watch long segments but it came across as being a tad bit awkward for me personally. Even during Breaking Brad, when I had seen him fuck up the first section of the Trails HD challenge time and time again, having to restart completely to gain the achievement - I thought to myself "Is he failing on purpose to pad this fucking beast out? These reactions seem forced".

I dunno - maybe it's best if they keep it this way because it says everything that needs to be said about Giant Bomb. Talking absolute shite is half of their appeal to most.

The worst bit of padding was when Norm made that quip about "China Don't Mind" and Ryan said he was going to blackout because it was so funny, it made me want to stop watching. At least Jeff seemed natural when he was doing his bits, maybe he should host big live events in future.

1) Brad and Eric Pope are awesome.

2) Eric Pope exists.

3) John Drake is a dick. But in a good way (I think).

4) Warlords is a fun game.

5) Jeff has mad improv skills.

6) The upcoming Jurassic Park game features are going to be good.

7) Swedish people can't come up with relevant topics of discussion.

8) Giant Bomb is pretty damn good.

@BBAlpert said:

• People on the internet get real weird whenever a woman shows up on camera.
• People on the internet get real, REAL weird when the woman that shows up is Dave's sister Karen.

Also these. Seriously guys, chill out.

Magic is real #TeamBrad

@Jonny_Anonymous said:

Giant Bombers really don't like Comic Viners

OH! I wonder why... cough. Yeah.

That Brad Shoemaker is a real human being...and a real hero. Also that Giant Bomb has to be the best gaming community I've ever came across, the freaky bastards. Keep it up.

Edit - best/worst ;)

China don't mind, The Pope is a man's best friend, Brad is the greatest man alive, Shooting arrows in your place of work is ok so long as you don't tell HR, That a kilt and a leather jacket really suits Dave, that a man eating a shitload of nuggets isn't repulsive as it should be and instead made me want nuggets, and a bunch of other things.
 
Oh and Patrick is super easy to scare.

@Swoxx said:

Fuck Ryan Davis.

Comic Book artists are ASSHOLES

I learned that I'm going to get some nugz tomorrow.

that I was pleased with how this went. I was elsewhere a lot if something didn't interest me, except I purposefully left while Brad was doing his run. It was both tiring to watch but also it is an old habit of mine that if I don't watch, something good will happen(mostly football) I kept checking back on Brad but still missed it. So it worked! So pleased when I saw the comments...

The Warlords segment could have been much better with people that we actually recognize. And fuck that comic artist.

I learned that dreams do come true and anything is possible! #TeamBrad

I only saw Drew and his bow, so that was cool. Other than that I did not see anything else because I was busy.

@s10129107 said:

Comic Book artists are ASSHOLES

Since I was unable to watch the stream can somebody name the guy involved?

@BBAlpert said:

Things that I already knew but were reinforced by the BLLSL 3:

• People on the internet get real, REAL weird when the woman that shows up is Dave's sister Karen.

I think it's because Karen is a person that everyone legitimately likes, personality-wise, but a lot of internet folk don't know how to express that without being creepy as fuuuuck. Compare and contrast with Sara, who comes on camera and everyone is knowingly creepy, just because she's a girl.

I learned that Drew is the ultimate bad ass.

• That I can't here the name "Karen" and not think of my Mom.
• That Boubou is a handsome man.

I learned that my internet sucks, ASS!

@HulkHanson said:

That Brad Shoemaker is a real human being...and a real hero. Also that Giant Bomb has to be the best gaming community I've ever came across, the freaky bastards. Keep it up.

Edit - best/worst ;)

Don't think no one saw what you did there, it will DRIVE you made.