Closed captioning is a great tool to use for the hearing impaired. It can also be useful in understanding dialogue, plot, and the general tone of a show. However, closed captions sometimes make absolutely no sense and could send a viewer into a confusing existential crisis. The following captions are just plain wrong.
We all know what that is, right?
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Yes, that is very not dog like.
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We all know what that is.
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You shouldn’t have to caption that.
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I need to watch this to understand it.
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Oh boy…
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SO INTENSE!
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Take that, baby.
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This show deserves awards.
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Help! We need an exorcist!
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If the shoe fits.
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You, sir, are not a cat.
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You couldn’t tell from the cat claw.
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Why even bother?
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Iunno.
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This is what nightmares are made of.
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As long as it’s just implied, I don’t believe it actually happened.
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How does one do that?
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I hope it’s not THAT kind.
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Glad we understand it.
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I hope Amy is making it.
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Awww, R2D2!
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How about the translations, please?!
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Play that funky music, white boy!
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How could that get more intense?
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Thrash metal is already pretty epic.
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I didn’t know it was possibly to sadly go-kart.
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What does that sound like?
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Does not compute.
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Dora, don’t join them!
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We’ve all been there before.
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The mustache chuckles?
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Closed captioning is often great and useful. Other times, it fails everyone. Be on the look out for these instances, because they are quite funny…sometimes more than the program itself.
