Chris thanks for the videos man its your boy danny beans showing some support!

One time I ate a shitload of mushrooms and watched a marathon of ‘1000 ways to die’. Afterwards, I heard the narrator narrating my every action in my head. I thought for sure the end was near.

It always made me laugh that they tried to "protect the identities of the 💀" then portrayed them as the worst people in the world

They definitely took liberties with personalities. The episode where a flight attendant gets sucked out of a plane comes to mind

I love that Spike had to go find an HR expert because you know they didn't have any at their offices.

Watching this show, I'm 100% convinced that the writers and producers came up with the ending puns first, and wrote the skits around that.

Ron's voice when he says; "It's an underground stolen art auction" makes me believe that's the first time he read that line and he can't believe what he's reading.

So I figured out why this show exists. Someone said "Let's make Final Destination: the series." Someone else asked, "Do we have the rights for that?" And a third voice asked, "Does that matter?"

In all fairness, they did actually try to be true to the stories behind the deaths in the first couple of episodes. They even had a different narrator.

But it tested with audiences poorly because the people dying didn't deserve it. It wasn't funny. It was just sad.

Kind of ashamed to admit I have a lot of nostalgia for this series.

I do have to go out of my way to say that while I was in high school, I did a fair amount of research on this show and it turns out a hefty bunch of the deaths ARE actually inspired by real events (insane, I know). My trail started when I found the lady who choked on a jellyfish. I was SUPER obsessed with the show when I was like 14. The actual cause stays the same while (of course) the victim is written to be just the absolute worst. lol

7:48 Y'all notice that Red Justice had brass knuckles on his belt? Last I checked, those things were illegal in most states.

This show has traumatized me in many ways that I can’t express. Sometimes I’ll just be walking through my city and see something that will unlock the depths of my memory and open up the flood gates of intrusive thoughts that are voiced and narrated by Ron Pearlman

The one dude who gave himself liposuction with a shop vac still haunts my nightmares

14:10 that's not even a doctor!  that's an EMT.   They probably didn't even have to pay him.  As an EMT, give me like 3 bang energies and I'll say whatever you want to whoever you want.

I was a teen boy obsessed with 1000 ways to die, deadliest warrior, law and order svu, and impact wrestling. Spike t.v holds a special place in my life

If I remember correctly, in the first season a majority of the victims weren't idiots or pieces of crap but everyday people trying to live their lives.   It honestly made this show a lot more believable.

I loved this show growing up. I’ll never forget the episode where a lawyer dies from self-defenestration. The bad pun at the end still makes me holler “habeas corpse”😂😂😂

Ron Perlman was the perfect narrator for the show and always will be. His jokes and insults were perfect and fit the vibe of the show.

Ron Perlman also voiced Slade from Teen Titans, so I used to amuse myself by just imagining him narrating this while waiting for the Titans to find his next hideout.