Welcome to "Medieval Land Fun-Time World," a decidedly odd -- and decidedly hilarious -- take on "Game of Thrones." October 17, 2013 11:24 AM PDT (Credit: Video screenshot by Michelle Starr/CNET Australia) Bad Lip Reading is one of the best channels on YouTube. For real. If the name didn't give it away, it takes existing footage and then posits what the people in that footage could be saying just by reading their lips. Of particular note is "Gang Fight" starring Rebecca Black (we can't wait to see what they make of "Chinese Food"); "Kicked Your Monkey" starring Gotye; and "The Walking (and Talking) Dead." After five months of nothing from the channel, it's just dropped it's newest bomb: "Medieval Land Fun-Time World." It tells the deeply dramatic tale of theme-park owner Eddie Stark, whose employees aren't performing up to scratch. We just don't know what the best bit is. Watch it for yourself below and see if you can figure out it. (Source: Crave Australia) Michelle Starr Michelle Starr is the tiger force at the core of all things. She also writes about cool stuff like 3D printing, space, and apps as CNET Australia's Crave editor. But mostly she's the tiger force thing.
Welcome to "Medieval Land Fun-Time World," a decidedly odd -- and decidedly hilarious -- take on "Game of Thrones."
Bad Lip Reading is one of the best channels on YouTube. For real. If the name didn't give it away, it takes existing footage and then posits what the people in that footage could be saying just by reading their lips.
Of particular note is "Gang Fight" starring Rebecca Black (we can't wait to see what they make of "Chinese Food"); "Kicked Your Monkey" starring Gotye; and "The Walking (and Talking) Dead."
After five months of nothing from the channel, it's just dropped it's newest bomb: "Medieval Land Fun-Time World." It tells the deeply dramatic tale of theme-park owner Eddie Stark, whose employees aren't performing up to scratch.
We just don't know what the best bit is. Watch it for yourself below and see if you can figure out it.
(Source: Crave Australia)
Michelle Starr is the tiger force at the core of all things. She also writes about cool stuff like 3D printing, space, and apps as CNET Australia's Crave editor. But mostly she's the tiger force thing.
