Also huge props to the camera man. He framed Donald recovering from the fall perfectly.

@@lisilein2 Dariusz Wolski is the credited cinematographer, so probably him.

Nah there's a cut after the fall - when he's in the kitchen area Director & crew probably stopped filming to check on Glover, saw he was fine & did the kitchen scene right after Just stitched/edited very well

@@chrisjimenez2192 Glover says he kept acting straight to the end of the scene and they kept it in so seems like the camera man did deserve those props. Clip of him saying this is a KZfaq short.

@@ThePassion81i mean, it might be true, but also stories about “ad-libbed moments” always draws more attention than things that were totally scripted so i wouldn’t be surprised if that’s just a bit he was told to sell in the interviews

My read is more "Nothing I say is getting inside that man's skull at this point."

Troy and abed foreeeevvveeerrr

Troy and Abed being normal

Troy and Abed working Naaaaasa!

Troy and Abed on the planet mars

That's exactly what i thought lol

Wait.. for real? That's amazing!

@@Zackarco yea he talked about it an interview in one of the late night shows

@@Zackarco notice how the camera doesn't follow the fall.

@@Thane1607 And here I was thinking that was a brilliant thing to do with the camera -- it made the fall even funnier than had the camera followed him down. I guess the smart thing instead is that the editor chose to keep it in despite the camera not following.

Makes sense cause the boss actor sounded genuinely concerned.

He plays miles’ uncle in spider-man home coming

Fun fact: there's a movement back in 2010 to cast donald glover as spiderman in the amazing spiderman film. The movement #donald4spiderman was even supported by stan lee

Well he’ll have to learn Spanish to introduce some spanglish when he talks to his mom to be better.

He actually plays/Voices Miles in one of the animated shows not sure which

@@wdwn1 have you seen the Biblioteca rap from community, he's fluent xd

When you’re working like that you get used to it and he does say how he needs coffee to think better

@Don J. I don’t know you, but I feel safe enough to say that with that information alone you might have ADHD and you might already know this; my mom had ADHD and that’s why I have it, but it’s something you can grow out of and whenever I was younger she could always just sleep whenever. It’s something you can grow out of, it just might take like 20 years.

@Don J. over stimulation

It’s a movie

Geniuses brains don't stop thinking

Exactly. It weaves itself into the movie so perfectly, and makes complete sense that Purnell would forget in his Eureka moment that he had dropped the bin in front of him. Yeah he trips and falls, but gets straight back up to refill his coffee. It's completely seamless. Even the camera stopping its tracking movement works.

Yeah, he’s his boss... but not his superior.

Haha you're trained to not lose focus until the CUT! no matter what.

It was funnier that the camera continued to move

@@allroundlad Good thing too, imagine Ridley Scott looking at the rushes and saying, "Great accident, but the camera didn't quite get it, could you please do it again?"

@@AlanCanon2222 BRUH, ill be SO MAD

David Eberhardt yo saame

Same

he just improvised that fall

@@Chillerll accident actually, not improvised.

Same

GoT, Tywin Lannister to King Joffrey.

congrats dude

We are same age then lol, math and computer science major here, this movie fo sho one of the movies that inspired me to pursue my degree, also hoping to go to grad school.

nah dawg troy got caught by some pirates with Le Var Burton😔

He missed Abed so much that he became him.

Feynman talked about this happening with his human computer group at Los Alamos during the Manhattan Project. The computers were a room full of people all using mechanical calculating machines, working in parallel (a Feynman innovation). They'd discovered a simple arithmetic mistake while he was off site, and by the time he returned, they had figured out an elaborate way to correct the mistake without throwing away an expensive calculation. They had made up a smaller batch of calculation cards that they could send through their human computer pool faster than the main problem was calculating, then insert the correction in the main calculation down the line. Feynman freaked out when he saw the "chaos", but they kicked him (their boss) out of the room, and successfully used the scheme to get rid of the error. Naturally he was duly impressed, once it had been explained to him. He liked to point out that once these people were told the significance of the abstract mathematics they were working on, "THEY began to find ways to do it better...." He was immensely proud of that team.

That's what I love about this scene, he just lets the kid do his thing, you know?

the freaky friday switch was never truly reversed

thats probably the reason

@@txgxg I know, I said that *he didn't supposed to fall*

He fell because he slipped on the coffee on the floor from spitting into wire mesh trash can.

@@strangetimes33 Yes... that's why its natural. It was real LOL

@@IcyHail I know, are you people blind? I clearly said that I know he didn't supposed to fall

To be fair it wasn’t considered at this point in time in the movie by most of the Astro science community because they didn’t even have the rocket to launch the supplies yet. Didn’t matter if the rocket met with the ship or went straight to mars if their was no rocket. Donald’s character simply cut out the middle man. The first plan was; crew comes home and send resupply rocket to mars. Then during the next mission which would be accelerated they would have the new team have a priority mission of rescuing mark. Process: about 4 years roughly. Donald’s plan; fuck the next mission, let’s just get this done now. Resupply the current crew instead and have them gun it at top speed back to mars. Mental health? These are the best we got. They can handle it. Time- less than a year.

The novel part of the "Rich Purnell maneuver" wasn't that they were doing a slingshot, it's that they were rendezvousing two spacecraft in the middle of that slingshot, instead of inserting into a stable orbit first. (And doing it twice, both at Earth and Mars.) It's a very risky idea; since the spacecraft is only flying past once, if you miss the launch window with the supply craft/MAV, you don't get a do-over. That's definitely an unorthodox idea, and it's believable that mission planners would miss it when they're in the mindset of "This mission is all ready so risky, lets keep everything as basic as possible." whereas by accepting the greater risk of the mid-fly-by rendezvous you can remove a lot of steps down the road and reduce the overall risk of the mission (but increase the risk to the rest of the crew, as they discussed in the movie).

Yeah, an idea not considered because a) they were coming back,.b) low on provisions, c) they would have to go back to mars which is a huge fatigue factor, and he would have to launch from mars to meet them.

"What's your name?" "Teddy." Love it!

Right lmao