- That quote has been wrong my entire life?
- No, you edited it! You edited it, no way!
♪ (upbeat intro) ♪
- (FBE) So Brandon. - Yes.
- (FBE) Do you know what a Mandela Effect is?
- Yeah, it's like, it's a thing that you think is true, but isn't,
but other people remember it the same.
- (FBE) So before we jump into our game,
let me explain this. - Okay.
- (FBE) A Madela Effect is when people start to remember
an aspect of culture differently
than the way that it actually occurred.
So common examples of this, Star Wars, people think the line is
"Luke, I am your father." - Is it not?
- (FBE) It's not. - What?
- (FBE) The line is "no, I am your father." 'Cause it precedes a question.
Yeah, blew your mind, right? - What? (laughs)
- (FBE) One also, okay, so we have another example too,
before we even jump into the same.
So Pikachu's tail, which of these is correct?
People often get it wrong.
Don't tell me it's the one on the right?
It's the left, right?
- (FBE) Nope, it's the one on the right.
- [Bleep]! (laughs) What?
- (FBE) Well today we're gonna be testing your in general
movies and TV knowledge.
- Aw man, it's gonna be trash! (laughs)
- (FBE) Well we're gonna be seeing if you can spot the Mandela Effect.
- Okay.
- (FBE) You're a big movie and TV guy though.
- I am. - (FBE) So you should be, yeah.
- This is my world.
- (FBE) We'll play a clip, and we'll see if you can tell us
what aspect of the clip is perceived to be slightly different
than the way that people remember it.
- Okay.
I'm excited to see what we have been misinterpreting
in pop culture.
- (E.T.) Home. - Ah, oh!
- Don't see anything different so far.
- That's a little creepy now that I'm looking back at it.
- (E.T.) E.T. home phone.
- Whoa, what? No way.
- (E.T.) E.T. home phone.
- Oh, it's people always mix it up saying "phone home"?
- (Gertie) E.T. phone home! - Oh my God, she's so cute here.
- (Gertie) E.T. phone home! - She cute little self.
- (Elliott) E.T. phone home!
- What has Drew Barrymore been doing lately?
- (FBE) So what in that clip could be a Mandela Effect?
- We remembered it as E.T. saying "phone home",
but E.T. said "home phone". (bell rings)
- E.T. does not say "E.T. phone home" he just says "E.T. home phone".
(bell rings)
And then I think, just 'cause the kids say it,
and it's catchier, that's what we all went with.
- Well, the finger, I don't know!
I don't remember is being bedazzled.
- E.T. says it backwards, and so everybody always says
"E.T. phone home", and we do the finger,
but that's not actually what he says.
- Everyone thinks it's "E.T. phone home",
which I thought E.T. home phone, 'cause I was thinking beforehand,
"E.T. phone home," and it's not that at all.
- (FBE) So while E.T. does say it at other points in the film,
people often miscredit this moment as the moment in the movie
as when he says the iconic line.
In this classic scene, E.T. does not say "E.T. phone home."
You are correct, he instead says... - E.T. home phone.
- (E.T.) E.T. home phone. - Yeah.
- What? It didn't even translate in my brain!
- It's really easy to think that that's what it said,
'cause the kids say it twice after, and your brain just is gonna
pick up on what's easier. (bell rings)
- Yeah, that's easy to get confused, because like E.T. home phone
is like alright, this is my landline. Like what are we saying here?
- (FBE) Next, we're gonna be looking at another movie
that's famous for one particular quote.
This is Field of Dreams. - I never seen this.
But I'm pretty sure I know the quote.
It's just so popular, I know what the quote's gonna be.
- (FBE) What's the quote?
- It's like build it, and they will come.
It's gonna be something like that. - (FBE) Okay, let's take a look.
♪ (ominous music) ♪
- This kinda looks like Sign. - (FBE) You mean Signs?
- Signs, is it [bleep] Signs?
- Look at that beautiful agriculture.
Let's get rid of it and make a baseball field, yeah!
- Ain't nobody trying to walk in the corn.
- (ghostly voice) If you build it, he will come.
- He will come? There it is!
- (ghostly voice) If you build it, he will come.
- That quote has been wrong my entire life?
The reason why I know that
is because my dad constantly tells me that quote.
He constantly tells me, build it and they will come.
(bell rings)
- (FBE) Chelsea, I hate to break this to you,
your father is a liar.
- (laughs) I've been lied to my entire life!
- Yeah, I don't think I've ever even seen this movie.
(buzzer rings)
- I felt like it said "if you MILF,"
(laughs) it will come. (buzzer rings)
(whispers) That's terrible! - (FBE) No.
This iconic baseball movie does not contain the phrase MILF.
Uh...
- (laughs) Are you sure that's not what I heard?
- (FBE) So similarly, just a word off in this clip,
so most people think that iconic line from this movie
is if you build it, they will come.
- Okay.
- (FBE) Not what he says though.
- (ghostly voice) If you build it, he will come.
- Oh [bleep]! Oh wow, that's pretty cool.
(bell rings) - That's like some ASMR [bleep].
(explosions echo)
Back when Star Wars was good.
- Is this Empire or Jedi? - (FBE) Neither, it's A New Hope.
- Oh, it's Hope? Oh, okay.
- Okay, I love the aesthetics in the ships.
(R2-D2 beeps)
- (C-3PO) They shut down the main reactor
we'll be destroyed for sure! This is madness.
- Alright well, the one that's bothering me is,
I do not remember the other CP unit that was walking with them?
(buzzer rings)
'Cause I saw that, and I was like wait, where did he come from?
- There were two C-3PO units, or two protocol droids?
- Is it the fact that there's two C-3POs?
(buzzer rings)
Because I'm very confused, I don't remember
the other C-3PO,
it's been a while since I've seen the first one.
- We're doomed, they're doomed. We're doomed!
(buzzer rings) I don't know what he said.
- I can't, no, huh.
I didn't know there was another Mandela Effect for this.
- (FBE) Let me ask you this, what color is C-3PO?
- Gold. - (FBE) Gold?
- Yeah? - (FBE) Gold?
- Don't tell me he's silver or something.
- (FBE) Well he's not all gold. - Whoa.
- (FBE) He does in fact have a silver leg.
- That's weird.
Why has no one ever talked about this?
- Why does 3PO have a silver leg?
- Oh my gosh. Well color me impressed.
(rimshot echoes) (canned audience laughs)
- To be honest, like, I was so focused
on just like the character, I did not even look at his legs.
I look up at the eyes, man. Always.
(laughs) I'm respectful.
- It's kinda like in the new one where he just had a red arm,
and then no one ever explained it.
- (FBE) Next, let's take a look at Jaws.
- (gasps) Ooh!
Okay, Jaws is actually one of my favorite movies,
so I'm excited to see this.
- (FBE) Ooh, what is the major moment in Jaws that you can think of?
- It's the line "we're gonna need a bigger boat."
or "we need a bigger boat."
And I know it's not said how we think it's said.
- (man) You heard 'em, slow ahead!
- What, is there like no sharks? (laughs)
- They just, looks like a bad idea, just chucking out [bleep] meat.
- Uh, dude? ♪ (tense music) ♪
- Ugh, so good, the music, everything about this movie.
- (man) You're gonna need a bigger boat.
- I remember him saying "we're gonna need a bigger boat."
(buzzer rings)
- That was an iconic line. "We're gonna need a bigger boat."
(buzzer rings)
- Oh, we say "we're gonna need a bigger boat,"
but he says "we need another boat"?
(buzzer rings)
- Yeah, it's "you're gonna need a bigger boat,"
not "we're gonna need," he's like this ain't my problem,
this is your problem buddy, you're gonna need a bigger boat.
(laughs)
- He said "you're gonna need a bigger boat."
I've always heard the phrase as "we're gonna need a bigger boat."
- (FBE) That is exactly correct. Let's take another listen!
- (man) You're gonna need a bigger boat.
- Yo.
- You're gonna need a bigger boat!
- That's crazy, I knew it was gonna,
I knew it was something about the line.
- One of the most famous movies in the entire world,
we're all misquoting. I've done it before.
We all misquote this.
- I feel like a lot of these come down to like
poor enunciation, poor audio of these films, you know?
We hear it as one thing, and the parts that we don't hear,
we fill in ourselves.
(Izzy gasps)
- I love him.
- ♪ It's a beautiful day ♪ ♪ In this neighborhood ♪
- My mom made me watch it as a kid.
- ♪ It's a beautiful day ♪ ♪ In this neighborhood ♪
- Like, I'll be your neighbor.
- ♪ It's a beautiful day ♪ ♪ In this neighborhood ♪
♪ A beautiful day for a neighbor ♪
- Could you be mine? Won't you be my neighbor.
No, no.
He's supposed to say wonderful in there.
I remember as a kid, him saying
it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood,
a wonderful day in this neighborhood.
Where is it, you edited this. (buzzer rings)
- Uh, no clue. (laughs) What?
- The last time I remember seeing Mr. Rogers was so long ago.
And when I was watching it, I don't even know
if I fully registered the theme song. (buzzer rings)
- Is it this neighborhood, versus the neighborhood?
- (FBE) That is correct. - Yep, nailed it.
- (FBE) Not only do most people get one particular word
of his song wrong, the movie based on his life did as well.
- (gasps) No way!
- (FBE) So, it's not a beautiful day in the neighborhood,
it's... - ♪ It's a beautiful day ♪
♪ In this neighborhood ♪ - Oh wow.
- Yeah, to me, it's always been ♪ It's a beautiful day ♪
♪ In this neighborhood ♪ ♪ A wonderful ♪
Damn, I have a completely different Mandela!
Whoa!
The way I heard this as a kid
was way different than here.
To me, it's been, as a kid, I remember him saying
"a wonderful day."
- I wonder how many people were actually mad about that.
It's like the movie is good, the title was wrong!
- (FBE) Next up, we're gonna be looking at another TV icon.
- Okay. - (FBE) Judge Judy.
- Oh, Judge Judy? Queen.
- (FBE) Yeah?
- I used to watch her every day when I used to skip school as a kid,
when I pretended to be sick.
- (FBE) Ooh, well then, we might blow your mind on something here.
Let's take a look.
- (Judy) You made one payment of $100,
and you sold the horse to her...
- I like, her gown is cute, and has the little like flower color.
- (Judy) Which means she owes you $1400.
- (Summer) Yes. - (Judy) Right?
- (Summer) Yes. - (Judy) Good.
Judgement on the counter claim for $1400, we're done, thank you.
♪ (tense music) ♪
- (Bailiff) Parties are excused, you may step out.
(Ethan laughs)
- (announcer) Judge Judy continues in a moment.
- No, where? No, this feels wrong.
This feels wrong!
Where is the gavel coming down and saying?
Where is the gavel? - (FBE) It's not there.
- No, you edited it! You edited it!
No way! (laughs)
- (FBE) Judge Judy has never, in her career, used a gavel.
- You're, no, you're joking.
- Is it that she, like we thought she banged a gavel?
But she does not bang a gavel?
- (FBE) That is correct!
(bell rings) - Hey!
- There's like one step that's missing, right?
She hits the little, bang bang?
(bell rings)
- I didn't focus on Judge Judy long enough to notice anything off.
(buzzer rings)
- Uh, ooh, uh, I don't know.
I waiting for her to say like a catch phrase,
like you just got Judged.
(buzzer rings) (both laugh)
- (FBE) The one thing people always misremember
about Judge Judy's show is she never actually uses a gavel.
- She doesn't.
- (FBE) Let's play the clip one more time.
- Oh wow, okay.
- (FBE) See if you can tell me if you can hear it?
- (Judge) We're done, thank you. ♪ (tense music) ♪
- (Bailiff) Parties are excused, you may step out.
- Ooh, it's just the music. Duh, duh, duh, duh!
That's it, that's my gavel, the music is my gavel.
(laughs) Look at her, she's a bad bitch!
- Maybe they thought the dun-nuh-nuh-duh
was like so dramatic, they didn't need a gavel,
they didn't have it in the budget.
- I feel like I've seen GIFs of her using a gavel,
but you know. - (FBE) No you haven't.
- I guess I have not.
- (whispers) No. No, that's wrong.
- (FBE) You wanna hear it again?
- (whispers) No, it's wrong.
- I'm more fascinated by the, how we change
these one words that change the meaning of things.
I appreciate writers so much more at this moment.
- They lied, they lied so much.
- (FBE) Yeah, why do you think we do this?
- I don't know. (laughs)
It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.
- (FBE) No it's not! - [Bleep]!
I give up, bye. (laughs)
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- Hey guys, Ethan here from the REACT Channel.
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