Funniest moments - Bright side of the moon

[Dangerzone]

this is a dual purpose thread....... what are your favorite moments from bright side of the moon, and from season one as a whole (including the machinima shorts)

i superballs return is my favorite part of episode 6, but the cops return rates righ as well........

and my favorite shorts were interrogation and artichoke

but episodes 4 and 5 are still my favorites...... due to the political, and video game culture humor

episode 6 seemed to lack a theme..... they touched on the space program, cults, big buissness, but no overall theme....... i think that is why i did not kike it as much as a whole

but without a doubt, episode 6 has some of the best humor of the entire season....

Sam: "Ramdom but innocus comment"
Max: "Unrelated reply that hints at mental instability"
Sam: "you crack me up little buddy"

[marsan]

I have to say the funniest part was when max got seperated and became all nice and happy, lol. Also, it was great to return to the earth and talk to the happy people

"I love you too!", lol

[Jennifer]

I thought that Max pointing up to the moon at the end of the credits, followed by Sam and Max getting out of the DeSoto on the moon was quite funny.

Also Sam's comment (probably not exact - I'm going by memory) "remember the old days when it was much harder to get to the moon".

A lot of people mentioned that they didn't like this episode as much because it didn't focus on a particular satire. I found it better that the jokes flew by from many different directions. I thought the humour had a much broader scope in that respect.

[Maratanos]

Oh, it's satirical all right.

It's satirizing Scientology and magic.

[Jennifer]

Originally Posted by Maratanos

Oh, it's satirical all right.

It's satirizing Scientology and magic.

As well as the space program, theme parks, and a ton of other stuff. Sam & Max wouldn't be Sam & Max without satire. This episode just seemed to have a lot broader humour scope than the others - and for some reason a lot of people didn't like it as much because of it. I personally, liked it better because the humour was so broad.

[marsan]

I think it was very much needed(the broader humour). The season finale had to wrap up all the loose strings, and it did. It even explained somethings that confused me after playing hit the road, especially what happened with Dough the moleman, and how the guy knew how to bend tools

[Zeek]

Let's see.... where do I begin...

The fact that Max left his foot print over the first footprint on the moon was a LOL moment.

Bosco actually saying "yes" to items you could have used in previous episodes and Max flipping out about them.

Hugh Bliss's "what?" replies when you are looking at all the stuff in his inner sanctum.

The final battle was just plan fun to watch over and over and over no matter how bad I was stuck. It was probably the least frustrating road block I've had in the game simply because of how they composed each shot.

And that beautiful credit sequence....

I'm playing it again just to hear the lines I was laughing over!

[wrpdmnd]

The comments S&M make after you beat Tic-Tac-Doom echoing the complaints of the first few episodes.

[ReverendTed]

"I always thought Rush was the Queen of Canada." Man, that had me in stitches.
And "It's like an HMO."

I know we've all been itching for some edgier humor, but I was really surprised at the Jonestown crack. Nearly a thousand people died. I laughed, but I felt bad about it.

[jmm]

The DeSoto with the Canadian logo, eh?

[AdamG]

Some of my favorite moments was when Harry the Mole Man broke down and lost his self esteem, and the sequence with Max's hunger in Bosco's.

[octochan]

That end credit sequence was made of PURE WIN.

The fact that every third character in this episode was carrying a really important item . . . IN THEIR GUTS! You can't beat that for someplace to put things.

The mechanical suit red herring. I can appreciate a good red herring.

The non-sequitur dialogue option. I really missed that rubber duck from the Hit the Road.

The subtle explaination for Brady Culture's part in this. He wasn't actually part of the master plan and that he stole the prototype hypnosis goggles.

Not to mention the jab at us adventure gamers and how we'll take anything that's not bolted to the floor.

[fajerkaos]

* The chart on the moon that explains how everything was connected...

* The "it was to short and to easy!!" -statement made by max...

* Almost everything that "nice" Max said. (especially when talking to Abe)

I love this episode for its wackyness

[Zeek]

HOLY CRAP!! I just noticed the headless body of the president running away from Max when the SS are doing Max's "Looking at my hand in awe" animation!

[maximmortal]

The single funniest moment of episode 6 was when Sam saws off Hugh Bliss' head for the first time and Max says something like, 'Oh my God, that was freaking awesome.'

[taumel]

For me it was when Sam&Max were helping out with the telephone dating between Abe and Sybil. and the way how Sam pushes the moleman back when exiting the shop. And also Max was generally very good in this one!

Funny even without some beer...

[mothra]

a worthy season finale, agree with no overall theme like 4 and 5 but
brilliant nonetheless. i can't even touch on the dozens of times this
episode had me laughing, chuckling or just grinning from ear to ear.

THANKS telltale, you really did bring a Sam&Max Season like I always hoped
it could be.

[GalFisk]

things that got me LOLing, in no particular order:
Canadian flags on the car and the moon after selling the US to Canada
Bosco in drag
Getting eaten by gluttonous Max
Straightening Jimmy's parking meter
Figuring out how to get Max' hand back
Tic tac doom, and "the world's most advanced AI"
Bosco having everything you'd have needed in previous episodes
The earthquake machine (should've left a crater though)

the headless body of the president running away from Max

Superball being depressed
And many more. Even though I loved the humor in the two previous eps, this one gave me the most actual laugh out loud moments.
The ending credits were awesome (and I'd like to have the song lyrics)!

[Haggis]

Originally Posted by Zeek

Bosco actually saying "yes" to items you could have used in previous episodes and Max flipping out about them.

Yeah, I was in stitches over that!

Other parts I found funny were the reactions of the C.O.P.S. when you lose Tic-Tac-Doom, and any and all comments regarding Sam's *ahem* unicorn.

And I haven't even finished the episode yet!

[Derwin]

Definitely the comment Max makes after you play Tic Tac Doom. "It was too short. And not hard enough. I want my money back!"

In a related note, Tic Tac Doom was one of the most clever puzzles I have ever experienced. Not that it was very hard, but just the sheer idea and originality behind it make me tear off my shirt, whirl it over head, and moo.