[00:02 - 01:04]The speaker got the idea for this from Saturday Night Live.

[00:10 - 00:17]The speaker was nervous and had uncontrollable shaking while watching a movie.

[00:34 - 00:41]The speaker's grandmother has a Yajro collection, which they did not want.

[01:04 - 02:08]The speaker is Courtney Miller and is with Joshua Ovenshire-Jovin Shire and Matt Rob.

[01:40 - 02:47]The speaker is excited about what Jovan and Matt will be doing next.

[02:14 - 02:41]The speaker has always wanted to correct people who assume things about Smosh and its members.

[02:49 - 03:40]He is still part of the Smosh family and will continue to film with them, but not as frequently.

[03:03 - 03:28]The speaker is excited about what Jovan and Matt will be doing next.

[03:28 - 04:52]Jovan and Courtney have some ideas for future projects together.

[03:54 - 05:15]They discuss the evolution of Smosh and the need for change and evolution.

[04:22 - 05:09]The speaker is excited about what Jovan and Matt will be doing next.

[05:15 - 05:47]They discuss the evolution of Smosh and the need for change and evolution.

[05:47 - 06:59]They have hit 273 episodes of Game Bang and are now moving on to new projects.

[05:53 - 07:54]They discuss the evolution of Smosh and the need for change and evolution.

[06:30 - 06:43]They have hit 273 episodes of Game Bang and are now moving on to new projects.

[06:44 - 06:52]The speaker got the idea for this from Saturday Night Live.

[07:04 - 07:38]The speaker has always wanted to correct people who assume things about Smosh and its members.

[07:04 - 07:54]Smosh Games is a group that enjoys trying new things and playing games.

[07:17 - 07:22]The speaker is not a bearded white man with glasses, but will be getting there eventually.

[07:54 - 08:51]They created a show where they played different games and it became their favorite show to do.

[07:54 - 09:35]They reminisce about some of their favorite moments on Smosh, such as the Sellouts pilot.

[08:00 - 09:52]The speaker got the idea for this from Saturday Night Live.

[08:17 - 08:34]They realized they needed to change their format and decided to focus on playing games.

[08:40 - 09:52]They created a show where they played different games and it became their favorite show to do.

[09:03 - 09:45]They reminisce about some of their favorite moments on Smosh, such as the Sellouts pilot.

[09:03 - 10:10]They created a fake soda called Slam and had to chug it while playing a game.

[09:53 - 10:10]They also talk about their trip to Vegas together.

[10:10 - 10:15]The speaker has always wanted to correct people who assume things about Smosh and its members.

[10:10 - 11:48]They were segregated by corporate nature and it was frustrating.

[10:16 - 13:11]The Smosh Games cast became like a family and they all bonded and had fun together.

[12:51 - 14:37]Smosh Games is a group that enjoys trying new things and playing games.

[13:51 - 14:53]The Smosh Games cast became like a family and they all bonded and had fun together.

[14:09 - 17:19]They decided to not travel as much and focus on creating content at a manageable pace.

[16:26 - 17:10]They were constantly creating content for multiple shows, including Grand Theft Smosh and Maricraft.

[17:19 - 18:15]They ran out of ideas for Grand Theft Smosh and did a "West list" where they played custom levels.

[17:43 - 18:26]They created Summer Games to boost morale and it became a bonding experience.

[17:43 - 18:26]The speaker discusses upcoming events and their excitement for them

[17:50 - 19:37]They mention a previous experience involving hot peppers and a video

[17:57 - 18:51]They are also planning to make a gaming video with a twist by adding 60 different character-inspired ingredients to a smoothie.

[18:33 - 20:35]The speaker discusses a show they created and its success

[20:35 - 21:55]They mention other shows they are involved in

[20:44 - 27:05]The speaker discusses a show they created and its success

[26:07 - 27:19]The speaker and their friends watched the new Avengers movie until 3am

[26:15 - 26:55]The office was empty as many people went to see the movie

[27:05 - 28:14]They mention going on a social media blackout to avoid spoilers

[27:19 - 27:37]They discuss an upcoming trip to New York and potential internet trolls.

[27:19 - 28:14]The speaker avoided Twitter to avoid spoilers

[28:03 - 28:09]The speaker talks about their office and the similar tastes of their coworkers

[28:15 - 28:48]They discuss an upcoming trip to New York and potential internet trolls.

[28:15 - 30:47]They discussed the pressure to see the movie before spoilers are revealed online

[28:48 - 29:49]The office was empty as many people went to see the movie

[29:13 - 30:41]They enjoyed the movie and recommend others to see it, but to avoid spoilers they should watch previous movies in the series first

[30:47 - 31:50]They experienced a physical reaction during the movie and were emotionally drained afterwards

[31:50 - 32:30]They reflect on the significance of this movie as the culmination of 22 films and how it will never be experienced in the same way again.

[32:18 - 35:38]They experienced a physical reaction during the movie and were emotionally drained afterwards

[35:39 - 37:13]They mention specific moments in the movie that had a strong impact on them and how it subverted expectations

[36:04 - 36:19]They mention that you don't need to see certain events in the movie, such as the destruction of Zandar and Asgardians, to understand the main character's strength

[36:19 - 36:36]They mention the possibility of a redemption arc for Hulk through the use of a time machine and the Snap

[36:36 - 36:57]The speaker mentions getting emotional during the scene where all the characters come together and when Captain America's story comes to an end

[36:36 - 38:15]They experienced a physical reaction during the movie and were emotionally drained afterwards

[36:57 - 37:48]The speaker discusses the movie Endgame and their thoughts on it

[37:07 - 38:21]The speaker compares this to the mistake made by Star Wars in episode eight, where the plot went against fan theories and was disliked for it

[37:56 - 38:15]They talk about how the beginning of the movie made them confident in the rest of the film

[38:22 - 39:04]The use of time travel in the movie is discussed and how it usually takes the speaker out of the story, but in this case it was done well

[38:51 - 40:49]The speaker mentions their excitement for the future of the franchise and the possibility of introducing more obscure characters

[40:15 - 41:47]They talk about their excitement for Guardians of the Galaxy 3 and the addition of Thor to the team

[40:49 - 42:30]The speaker mentions the scene where Captain America passes on his shield and how it was a perfect ending for the character

[41:54 - 42:12]They express their change in opinion about the character Captain America, stating that they used to find him boring but now like him

[42:17 - 42:43]The speaker mentions getting emotional during the scene where all the characters come together and when Captain America's story comes to an end

[42:44 - 43:25]They acknowledge that there may be some issues or cringeworthy lines, but overall it was a great movie

[43:58 - 44:51]The speaker mentions getting emotional during the scene where all the characters come together and when Captain America's story comes to an end

[45:44 - 46:18]They express their change in opinion about the character Captain America, stating that they used to find him boring but now like him

[46:04 - 46:48]Chris Evans is a funny actor who doesn't get to showcase his comedic skills often

[46:28 - 47:11]The fight scene where Captain America sees his past self and swears was a missed opportunity for a comedic moment

[46:28 - 47:54]They mention their one issue with the movie being the scene with corporate Marvel, which felt like a mini sketch.

[46:40 - 47:18]The speaker mentions getting emotional during the scene where all the characters come together and when Captain America's story comes to an end

[47:18 - 48:00]Chris Evans is a funny actor who doesn't get to showcase his comedic skills often

[47:26 - 47:42]The Russo brothers got their start in sitcoms and have incorporated many actors from the show "Community" into their Marvel films

[47:36 - 48:00]They mention their one issue with the movie being the scene with corporate Marvel, which felt like a mini sketch.

[48:00 - 48:19]The Joker trailer did not reveal much about the movie, but Dark Knight is a must-see for any comic book fan

[48:19 - 49:19]Thor's physical appearance in "Endgame" was a refreshing change from the typical muscular superhero portrayal

[49:19 - 49:38]The use of practical effects and body doubles helped create Thor's "dad bod" appearance

[49:38 - 50:05]Thor's physical appearance in "Endgame" was a refreshing change from the typical muscular superhero portrayal

[49:50 - 50:59]The use of practical effects and body doubles helped create Thor's "dad bod" appearance

[50:42 - 51:05]Thor's physical appearance in "Endgame" was a refreshing change from the typical muscular superhero portrayal

[51:26 - 51:39]"Endgame" is likely to break box office records

[51:39 - 52:09]Theaters are still struggling despite the success of Marvel movies

[51:56 - 53:52]"Endgame" is likely to break box office records

[53:52 - 54:32]The marketing for "Endgame" was effective in not giving away too much of the plot

[54:32 - 55:14]The Joker trailer did not reveal much about the movie, but Dark Knight is a must-see for any comic book fan

[55:14 - 55:27]A conversation between two individuals at work about following someone on Twitter

[55:14 - 56:31]The popularity of superhero movies has shifted societal norms, with those who don't watch them being seen as outsiders.

[55:22 - 55:34]Evans was allowed to improvise one of his famous lines, "I can do this all day"

[55:28 - 57:02]Watching the evolution of Marvel movies and seeing everyone in the office with different interests

[55:51 - 57:08]Discussion about favorite Marvel movies and how they had a moment in the movie

[56:06 - 56:18]The popularity of superhero movies has shifted societal norms, with those who don't watch them being seen as outsiders.

[56:06 - 56:18]One individual's love for comics and how it was not popular in school, but now it's mainstream

[57:09 - 57:52]Personalizing office spaces with things we love, such as video games and geeky items

[57:53 - 58:42]Talking about being able to discuss geeky topics at work and blending in together

[58:08 - 58:57]Personality being important for success on YouTube

[58:24 - 58:29]Personalizing office spaces with things we love, such as video games and geeky items

[58:58 - 59:53]Sharing a love for Marvel movies and being able to relate to each other

[59:03 - 59:47]The importance of being able to work together and not having animosity

[1.00:17 - 1.00:37]Talking about being able to discuss geeky topics at work and blending in together

[1.00:43 - 1.01:16]Discussion about being freelancers during the Defy Media situation

[1.01:45 - 1.02:03]A conversation between two individuals at work about following someone on Twitter

[1.02:18 - 1.02:23]Excitement for what's to come with Smosh and creating content without restrictions

[1.02:18 - 1.03:22]The speaker mentions having a guest return the following week for something new

[1.02:24 - 1.02:31]Discussion about not being able to do anything outside of Smosh due to a mandate.

[1.02:32 - 1.03:00]The importance of being able to work together and not having animosity

[1.03:00 - 1.03:10]Evolution and growth in content creation and not wanting to repeat old ideas

[1.03:10 - 1.03:22]Discussion about not being able to do anything outside of Smosh due to a mandate.

[1.03:22 - 1.03:33]Excitement about watching the new Marvel movie and how it was perfectly balanced

[1.03:22 - 1.04:09]The speaker talks about trying new things on YouTube and having the audience along for the ride

[1.03:34 - 1.03:56]Being able to come back and triumph after the failure in November

[1.03:34 - 1.05:02]The speaker talks about their office dynamics and how they are able to work together

[1.03:56 - 1.04:38]Excitement for what's to come with Smosh and creating content without restrictions

[1.04:10 - 1.05:37]The speaker talks about trying new things on YouTube and having the audience along for the ride

[1.04:17 - 1.04:49]They address comments about missing other people in videos and explain that people have other commitments

[1.04:23 - 1.05:18]Discussion about not being able to do anything outside of Smosh due to a mandate.

[1.04:38 - 1.05:02]The importance of being able to work together and not having animosity

[1.05:37 - 1.05:54]The speaker talks about their office dynamics and how they are able to work together

[1.05:55 - 1.06:16]They mention the smell of salami and their love for salami sandwiches

[1.06:17 - 1.07:18]The speaker thanks the host and the group for coming on and praises their hosting skills

[1.06:26 - 1.07:59]The group says their goodbyes and the speaker ends with a reflection on the experience.

[1.07:30 - 1.07:41]They mention the smell of salami and their love for salami sandwiches

[1.07:47 - 1.08:04]They discuss the Smosh family and the breakdown of the fourth wall

[1.08:04 - 1.08:59]The speaker talks about their various projects, including a new cartoon and a Marvel show

[1.08:40 - 1.09:21]The speaker talks about trying new things on YouTube and having the audience along for the ride

[1.08:46 - 1.10:19]They mention working with familiar voices and being excited for their projects

[1.09:54 - 1.10:32]They discuss the Smosh family and the breakdown of the fourth wall

[1.10:32 - 1.11:51]The speaker thanks the host and the group for coming on and praises their hosting skills

[1.10:43 - 1.11:28]They mention the podcast and the YouTube channel for those who want to listen or watch

[1.10:56 - 1.11:57]The speaker reflects on their growth and feeling like an adult in their career

[1.11:28 - 1.11:43]They mention the podcast and the YouTube channel for those who want to listen or watch