Brad Pitt returns as weatherman on The Jim Jefferies Show
The pessimistic weatherman is fast becoming to Brad Pitt what Donald Trump is to Alec Baldwin.
Brad reprized his role as the foreboding weatherman on The Jim Jefferies Show on Tuesday.
The 53-year-old gave a bleak outlook of the world in the wake of President Trump pulling out of the Paris Agreement earlier this month.
Bleak outlook: Brad Pitt reprized his role as the foreboding weatherman on The Jim Jefferies Show on Tuesday
When asked by the show's 40-year-old host what the weather forecast was, the smiling A-list hunk returned a dark outlook.
'Carbon dioxide is slowing turning our planet into an uninhabitable wasteland, and half the population doesn’t believe it,' he said, all while maintaining a manic grin.
'Okay... But do you have a forecast for us, weatherman?' asked a clearly depressed Jim, while rubbing his temple.
'I sure do, Jim!' Brad responded enthusiastically.
Not good: The 53-year-old gave a bleak outlook of the world in the wake of President Trump pulling out of the Paris Agreement earlier this month
Rough weather: When asked by the show's host, Jim Jefferies, what the weather forecast was, the smiling A-list hunk returned a dark outlook
'The Lord saw the wickedness of man was great, and the Lord said, "I will destroy man, who I have created, from the face of the Earth."'
Without missing a beat, the still smiling Allied actor then turned to the host.
'So don’t forget your sunscreen,' he added.
End of the world... 'Carbon dioxide is slowing turning our planet into an uninhabitable wasteland, and half the population doesn’t believe it,' he said
Turning to religion... 'The Lord saw the wickedness of man was great, and the Lord said, "I will destroy man, who I have created, from the face of the Earth"'
Cover up: 'Don’t forget your sunscreen,' he told the show's Australian host, turning and pointing to him
It's not the first time Brad's appeared on the show as the doomsday enthusiast weatherman.
Last week, he appeared on the Comedy Central series to predict the end of world.
'Things are going to be getting warmer in this area here... and this area here,' he said, gesturing towards the entire map of the world.
It's over: It's not the first time Brad's appeared on the show as the doomsday enthusiast weatherman. Last week, he appeared on the Comedy Central series to predict the end of world
Dire situation: 'There is no future,' Brad deadpanned. To which the show's host simply replied, 'Wonderful'
When asked if he had 'any future forecasts', Brad grinned at the camera and delivered a damning outlook.
'There is no future,' he deadpanned.
'Wonderful,' responded the sarcastic Australian host.