I’m the 1st AD on a Tim & Eric movie, with Tim directing.
Most scenes are filmed in quick succession in a large swimming complex. The plot focuses on Japanese culture, and the entirety of pre-production is emptying Wing’s egg roll sauce packets of their contents. The main character is a speedboat on acid, with the antagonist being a Stuka bomber that is adept at weaving through metal wire traps.
After the final scene, which is rife with explosions and takes a lot out of everyone, the fourth wall gets broken as the camera pans to Tim as he sweatily declares that it’s a wrap.
I say to him, “We should cut that last part.”
Tim responds, “Normally I would agree, but now that we have our conversation too, we should leave the whole thing in, to be very meta. So (waving arms) this is the actual last thing the viewer sees before the credits.”
[Note: I just finished reading the “Winged Invasion of Crete” chapter in the World War II historical account “Battles Lost & Won”.]