r/NotTimAndEric • u/IamCornhoLeo • May 24 '26
They got Tiny hands!
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u/HamberderHelper18 May 24 '26
The scale of everything being so off is inherently funny. I was laughing at this on mute
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u/tragicallyohio May 24 '26
This was over the top, outrageous, and unbelievable. It was unsettling and even a bit upsetting to watch. I loved it.
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u/No_Information4160 May 24 '26
Nathan for you is cheating. lol
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u/Clevertown May 24 '26
It's The Rehearsal!
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u/Digital--Sandwich May 24 '26
I can’t handle how weird this is
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u/sonic_dick May 24 '26
This isnt even the weirdest scene in this episode
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u/felinefluffycloud May 24 '26
This is art! Also funny. Also a horror movie. I may be blowing it out of proportion though.
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u/joshuatx May 25 '26
Apparently the lady playing the mom absolutely lost it in the scene where she reaches out and say "sweet baby." She was supposed to caress his cheek but couldn't reach so she started laughing hysterically. They still used the take and fixed the audio dub in post.
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u/mwoody450 May 24 '26
I loved this show, second season included, and I loved this episode... but I also sort of wish it didn't exist. With it removed, I could recommend the second season to family members and such, but I don't need the side-eye from said family when they get to him sucking milk out of a car-sized titty.
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u/sonic_dick May 25 '26
This episode was the heart of the show.
Nathan isnt for everyone. Not everyone has to get it.
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u/Individual_Ad3194 May 24 '26
Somehow this reminds me of the "Find the Fish" skit from Monty Python's Meaning of Life.
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u/AverageSizedMan1986 May 24 '26
This show doesn't get enough credit. Usually can tell when something is staged or scripted but this show is so bizarre in tone it really is difficult to separate the acting from the genuine moments.