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Count Olaf

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Oct 2, 2026

BenGUEST
18:04
... that's, that's kind of-
StevenHOST
18:06
Count, Count Olaf
BenGUEST
18:06
... probably not.
BenGUEST
18:06
That's outside.
JoshGUEST
18:11
I could see that, though.
StevenHOST
18:12
Literally kicking puppies? When does this happen?
JoshGUEST
18:15
Count Olaf may kick a puppy.
BenGUEST
18:17
I, I don't [laughs] remember the series that well, but it seems like-
CaseyHOST
15:10
In The Invention of Hugo Cabret, where does Hugo secretly live? A train station, a tree house, or a library? Question six.
CaseyHOST
15:29
In A Series of Unfortunate Events, what distinctive physical feature or marking does Count Olaf have on his left ankle which frequently helps the orphans identify him through his disguises? A tattoo of an eye, a squiggly scar that looks like a snake, or a huge mole with a really long hair growing out of it? Question seven.
CaseyHOST
16:04
Being a Parseltongue allows Harry Potter to speak to what? Wizards, trolls, or snakes? Parent challenge.
CaseyHOST
16:21
In the Chronicles of Narnia, what is the name of the lion who rules Narnia? And now the round three answers.
CaseyHOST
18:45
He lived inside a train station.
CaseyHOST
18:47
Hugo secretly lives in the walls of a Paris train station, and he takes care of its clocks.
CaseyHOST
18:54
Question six, in A Series of Unfortunate Events, what distinctive physical feature or marking does Count Olaf have on his left ankle, which frequently helps the orphans to identify him through his disguises? A tattoo of an eye, a squiggly scar that looks like a snake, or a huge mole with a really long hair growing out of it.
QuinnGUEST
19:20
Ew.
MarianaHOST
21:54
Oh god, I'm scared.
MarianaHOST
21:56
Did you see when he dressed up as Count Olaf or as Brooke's cat? You need to watch some of those.
NikiHOST
22:01
Those are funny.
NikiHOST
22:03
No, I need you to actually watch the show.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:00
I am your beloved Count Olaf.
Jim CarreySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:04
I'm a Buddhist.
Jim CarreySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:05
I'm a Muslim.
LindyHOST
2:56
Which I realize is so much more sad than garden vibes.
LindyHOST
3:00
But I did get to voice Count Olaf.
LindyHOST
3:05
Hello, orphans.
LindyHOST
3:08
And it was a lot of fun.
WillHOST
4:03
I want to know, did you see this one before? Yeah.
WillHOST
4:08
no okay so that that because i remember we were watching it and there was like maybe like a point 20 minutes in where jim carrey as count olaf does his electric chair impression and that's when you were like okay i haven't seen
CoreyHOST
4:21
this there's some really classic jim carrey stuff that i was like i would absolutely remember this
WillHOST
4:27
yeah

14 MINS LATER

WillHOST
18:38
Yeah.
WillHOST
18:39
There's just in some instances where it does push the needle a little too far.
WillHOST
18:44
I will say Count Olaf is a really fascinating antagonist.
WillHOST
18:50
And it's based on the repetitious element of these young adult novels, which is like, okay, they get moved to a new location.
Neil Patrick HarrisGUEST
12:58
I've been so lucky that I've had these tentpole things that happened to have been successful in their own right.
Neil Patrick HarrisGUEST
13:05
So yes, I was a teenage doctor when I was a kid, but then I was also Count Olaf.
Neil Patrick HarrisGUEST
13:11
Hello, hello, hello, children.
Neil Patrick HarrisGUEST
13:15
And I was also Barney Stinson.
PaigeHOST
13:56
Am I thinking, like...
PaigeHOST
13:59
A series of unfortunate events? Count Olaf-ish? Yeah, Count Olaf.
PaigeHOST
14:05
Like, I don't know.
PaigeHOST
14:07
I don't know, but he's cool.
Dakota PayneHOST
14:43
My grandparents know my plan and offered to help with my living expenses so my inheritance becomes exclusive for my studies until I'm finished.
Sophia DonnerHOST
14:52
So maybe the guy that's coming back into your life is not your brother, but really Count Olaf.
Dakota PayneHOST
14:58
I accepted, and we have been like this for a year.
Dakota PayneHOST
15:01
By the way, this comes from Inheritance Throwaway.
Mike KasparHOST
15:06
I'm always amazed at the ability of performers to stay human in these massive kind of setups that we see on film.
George JaquesGUEST
15:16
I think that's what I was so excited about directing Bella and everyone and Neil too, you know, from Count Olaf.
George JaquesGUEST
15:21
And so, you know, when he did a series of unfortunate events for Netflix, that was a big show.
George JaquesGUEST
15:25
And I, for me, I love it because my job on set is to make everyone make it all still for human, you know, when makeup's concerned about someone's eyebrow and costumes are concerned about a button and the actors concerned about their face or whatever it is, my job is to look at all that and go, does this still feel real? You know? And I'm really like, I love doing that.

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