after “auld lang syne” is sung, Jannosh sings, in his slime induced sleep “never come from behind” instead of the actual lyrics. can’t believe ive never noticed this before.
anyone else confirm this?
I always thought he was saying “they will come from behind” indicating further evidence of the mood slime’s parapycological nature as evidenced by it’s other effects such as the floating crystal in the montage or the buisness man’s ability to set things on fire from the novelization. Basically, I thought Janosh senced the ghostbusters before they got to him since they litterally came “from behind” to pick him up out of the slime.
Such a hilarious shot of someone signing while lying in a puddle of goo and then a big boot steps in it from screen left with a loud SQUISH!
It’s actually lyrics to a church song set to the melody of Auld Land Syne.
Really? I’m curious to hear the song.
auld lang syne literally translates as one of the good ol days or good ol times. heres what i found
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mind ?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And auld lang syne!
maybe he is saying part of the second line…not sure but he could be talking about the power vigo gave him
as one of the good ol days…
I always thought it was just an ad-lib from Peter MacNichol due to his characters grasp of the English language.
he says they will come from behind , hes dreaming…
I think they are saying, “It’s a lion!”
Could this be a teaser for Voltron?