Видео

Will you finish it???? 🤔✌️✌️✌️

Oh the symbolism...the Hound protecting the lil' direwolf aka Sanza. Also interesting parallel in this episode, both Theon nor Joffrey plan, try are both driven by their emotions without much forethought.

The very few scenes we get with Arya and Tywin are fantastic! Do you think Little finger recognized her???

Yay, you're back!!!☺️💚 Hi Cassandra🐶

Missed your reactions! Welcome back.

I don't think Theon's plan is that well thought out. I think the idea is that Winterfell is supposed to be easy to protect so he'll wait there until his father arrives with backup then they'll keep Winterfell. There are some holes in this plan that he doesn't see. He just wants his Daddy's respect.

Society is broken if this dude is asking "why would he want to get married".

That scene where Arya tells Tywin "anyone can be killed" is so great. The way she stares at him and glares back at her, is so good. Maisie acts her butt off in that scene.😊

What? Twin brother ok, cuzn not? Lol. Hi Warren, hi sweet Cassandra.

Fire your editor.

I think the guy talking to Dany first at Qarth looks like the screaming fish on SpongeBob. "Chocolate!!!"

"What's In The Box?" 😂 I think we ALL say that when we see a box

Cassandra knows, once Meryn Trant spoke she knew he was awful.... Joffrey too

Couldn't Robb (with 2 B's have cut dudes foot/leg off with one swing of his sword?

Hi Warren & Cassandra....I am going to binge to catch up with you. Sounds like Cassandra had a wonderful birthday.

I believe Little Finger gave Catelyn Ned's bones as a piece offering so maybe she'd listen to his proposal.

I've seen dogs get worried about their humans as they react to GoT etc. I wish you all the best with that Cassandra🐶

Woah🫣....is exactly the correct response at the end!!! A smoke demon? Enjoyed your reaction and, as always, Cassanda's impeccable timing with her expressions is the cherry on top of a reaction sundae.😊 Thank you💚

When Ser Meryn Trant and Joffery were on screen and she growled that was the.absolute.best.!!! Go puppy senses go! Your puppers is soo smart and reactive! I found myself watching her more than you at some points! Bahha!!! Keep up the epic work 🤩

Woohoo another GOT reaction. Tell Cassanra Im not a fan of Jeoffry either. Which show are you enjoying more, Peaky Blinders or GOT. Both excellent shows for different reasons.

Noooo. My dog loved snow but I never took him out if it was icy for that reason. Poor Cassandra.

See a certain flick called Shogun Assassin and find out where Tarantino stole THAT 26:11 from.

Grace melted Tommy's frozen heart, numbed from war and emotionless from all the horrors he's endured. She stops him hearing shovels against the wall and makes him smile (which you really don't see very much). The others have been emotionless interactions with prostitutes and the future could be the same. Steven Knight said he named her Grace for a reason as a character to save Tommy. Can't wait to continue the journey with you.

Hi from Birmingham England. Loving your reactions to Peaky, its such a great show. You and Cassandra i think win the most chilled reactor and his dog award. 😆

Plz dont edit the lore. Theres no copyright. As u see...ths fanbase doesn't do short reactions.

OMG Cassandra was such a cute pup!!!!!!

May we die twice, R.I.P Danny Whizbang. Thanks again for another fun reaction...what a show!!!☺️💚

By order of the Peakin' F-ing Blinders...Have a great Hoppy 🐰Easter/holiday weekend.

I love the background actors' story you created😊That's canon now! Cuddles to Cassandra

I like how your dog almost always senses when there's a emotional or intense scene and looks directly at the tv and growls softly. I haven't had a dog since I was kid (I moved to the city and I won't keep a dog locked in a apartment all day) so maybe many are like that but at least from the reactions with dogs that I have seen none ever paid any attention. It's especially interesting considering you use earbuds for sound meaning the dog could likely still hear it but its probably very quiet considering there's no way a human could especially when its in your ear. Almost makes me think your dog is just that intune to you and is paying attention your pulse or smell or is at least sensing something from you that humans can't

Excellent episode. Thanks for another great reaction!

Definitely stop yourself the best you can with the internet... i guarantee you will be upset getting spoiled on some of the most epic scenes... and you are only in the beginning.. just gets better and bigger. 😁😬😡😭

12:32 I thought it was a .45 auto also at first but if you look close its a rimmed cartridge and with the way its designed it looks like its a rimfire instead of centerfire (the sides looked rolled/formed not milled) which leads me to believe it was a .41 or .44 or .46 rimfire short and at least some of which were very popular around that time since centerfire rounds were still sort of a new thing and rimfire was still king for pistol calibers if I remember correctly even though nowadays the only mainstream rimfire rounds are .22 LR, .22 Mag, and .17 HMR and the various variations of each such as .22 short. There's obviously rimmed centerfire rounds like .357 mag which also typically go in revolvers (not .357 sig or auto both of which I believe are rimless) but that round again looks rolled not milled meaning its likely rimfire If you want a good gun channel to watch on youtube I'd HIGHLY recommend Forgotten Weapons. Its basically this incredibly knowledgeable guy named Ian aka 'gun jesus' who travels all around the world to look at mostly rare, antique and/or unique weapons and goes through the entire history of the weapon in more depth than you can imagine and usually disassembles them and occasionally shoots them however many of them are in the 10s of thousands of dollars so occasionally he or the owner of the weapon decide its not worth it if its like 1 of a kind and/or extremely old. He also looks at some new weapons if they are very unique and/or very rare. He looks at stuff all the time where a famous no name gunmaker made a gun then died and someone finds it in his attic then turns out its a one of a kind with a revolutionary design feature for the time but no one ever heard of it and there's no documentation so Ian just takes it apart and endlessly talks about why the maker probably did this or that design choice and things like that. Anyway point is I also thought it was a .45 auto/acp which is centerfire but when looking closely I believe its a rimfire and likely a rimfire short of some sort around .41-.46 cal and Forgotten Weapons is the best gun channel on youtube and I have a habit of over majorly explaining things lmao

5:44 *Arthur Shelby Sr* sounds similar to *Campbell* because *Arthur Shelby Sr* is *Irish* like *Grace, Johnny Dogs* and the *Lee's,* whereas *Campbell* is *Northern Irish* aka *British.* 7:27 is the lead actor from *Love/Hate* (2010-2014) the greatest *Irish* drama that the *Irish* have done by themselves (as 99% of their shows are British). Six more of the main cast will also be appearing in *Peaky Blinders* in future. 3 will be main characters, 2 will make occasional appearances, and 1 you'll barely notice for most of his time on the show. The director and producer of *Love/Hate* will also produce and direct series 4, 5 and 6 of Peaky Blinders. *Love/Hate* which is also a gangster show, is one of many shows which is miles better than the massively overrated 9/10 show that is *Peaky Blinders.* 25:14 what *Arthur* needs are 1 of the 4 famous hangmen who have lived in my city *Bradford,* 3 of which were related. *Albert Pierrepoint* was born here, *Henry Pierrepoint* (Albert's dad) lived here for a few years, *Thomas Pierrepoint* (Albert's uncle) lived here for most of his life, and *James Berry* (who was born in a town next door) also lived here for most of his life.

In the last few days I've downloaded: 1 - *The First Film* (2015) 2 - *Getting Away with Murder(s)* (2021) 3 - *The Jealous God* (2005) 4 - *The Hairy Builder* (2016) - series 1 episode 5 *Bradford City Hall* All of them feature *Bradford* and *Leeds* locations which feature in *Peaky Blinders.* I've not watched any of them properly yet, as I've been busy updating *IMDB* as usual, so I've probably forgot some stuff, however I know that: 1 - *The First Film* (2015) ends at *Undercliffe Cemetery, Bradford* as seen at 0:56, 17:32, and 21:14, along with an interview with an actor in another location from *Peaky Blinders* series 4. 2 - *Getting Away with Murder(s)* (2021) features various *Bradford* and other *Yorkshire* locations in a sequence of quick shots lasting just a few seconds each, and walks past *Bradford City Hall* as seen at 1:53 when talking about 1 of at least 2 unconvicted war criminals who moved to *Bradford* after World War Two. 3 - *The Jealous God* (2005) features my old school *St Bede's Catholic Grammar School* (now called *St Bede's and St Joseph's Catholic College* the largest Catholic school in the UK, yet now with fewer Catholics) just around the corner from where the world famous serial killer *Peter Sutcliffe* aka *The Yorkshire Ripper* lived. It also uses a pub around the corner, *Keighley Railway Station* in *Keighley, Bradford,* as seen at 19:06, and *Leeds Central Library* in *Leeds,* which is just a few metres to the East of *Leeds City Hall* where Grace has secret meetings with Campbell, albeit in the interior is *Newby Hall* in *Skelton-on-Ure* which I also noticed this week in featured in *Falling* (2005) although it isn't mentioned anywhere. 4 - *The Hairy Builder* episode 5 presented by *Dave Myers* who died on the 28th of February 2024, obviously focuses on *Bradford City Hall* which is used for 7 Peaky Blinders locations. However he also visits a few other areas of Bradford, and narrates while many many more *Bradford* locations are shown. In the introduction, which I suspect is from episode 8 *Manchester Cathedral,* shows another location in *Manchester* which also features in *Peaky Blinders* series 4. I'll probably end up downloading all 15 episodes, as 5 of the 15 episodes are located in *Yorkshire* after all. Other than *Bradford City Hall* (prison), *Undercliffe Cemetery* (cemetery), and *Keighley Railway Station* (railway station), other *Bradford* locations in this episode include *Dalton Mills* (Mr Zhangs Dry Cleaners and Brothel) at 10:14, and *Peel Park* (park) at 15:16.

I forgot how rotten the Shelby bros father is, such a heartless-conartist prick!

Hi Cassandra, hi Warren. Greetings from Oregon💚. Peaky Blinders is a fantastic show, happy you two😉 are reacting to it.☺ Any chance more G.o.T reactions coming soon? Enjoy those videos of yours as well...hint, hint.😄💚

11:58 Ada and Freddie cruising past Salts Mill in Saltaire, Shipley, Bradford on a barge. Salts Mill when it was built in 1853, was the biggest factory in the world, with the longest freestanding roof and room in the world. 12:17 Freddie and Stanley Chapman under one of the bridges by Salts Mill. 12:30 RIP Benjamin Zephaniah - 1958-2023 21:48 Undercliffe Cemetery in Undercliffe, Bradford. It's a Victorian cemetery full of extravagant graves, for the rich people who lived here when we were the Wool Capital of the World. 28:37 That is Newby Hall a manor house and gallery in Ripon, North Yorkshire. It's also where Tommy made his deal with Campbell. However the exterior of the gallery that they show, is actually Leeds Town Hall in Leeds, West Yorkshire, 10.8 miles East of me (or 9.3 miles from Bradford City Hall). 30:32 The interior of the pub (in series 1) is also in Leeds, in Prime Studios, along with some more real locations like the cinema (Leeds City Varieties) and the church (St Chad's Church). 31:18 The Lee camp is also nearby at Brooke's Mill, in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. 38:20 They'll put Freddie in the cells of the Bradford Police Museum aka the ground floor of Bradford City Hall. Danny Whizz-Bang aka Daniel Owen has also been in those same cells, but in the soap Emmmerdale (1972-present), which uses Bradford City Hall multiple times a year for court and/or prison scenes.

3:02 I had quick look through some Oscar winner lists a few days ago, and noticed that at least 5 Oscar winners have walked in the same Bradford City Hall footsteps as Cillian Murphy. The others include: Adrien Brody, Marisa Tomei, Steve Abbott (from Bradford), Simon Beaufoy (from Bradford), and Helen Mirren. Oscar winner Hans Zimmer is currently working on the theme tune for a 2024 or 2025 TV series, this time actually set in Bradford, which will be using at least 2 or 3 of the same Bradford locations from Peaky Blinders (most likely many more). It hasn't been added to his IMDB profile yet, but I'll probably add it soon if I remember, once I've finished updating the film I've been updating for the last 3 or 4 days.

The vampire are stuck at age they were bitten in this movie series ❤

38:52 Arthur, Tommy, John, Ada and the youngest Finn. Finn is now 11 years old, and he will grow very quick when he becomes a teenager, just like my nephew did. One minute he was around a head smaller than me, and in less than a year, he was taller than me. People seem to forget that boys grow quicker than girls, and are always surprised by Finn's growth in series 2. Yes he's played by a different actor in series 2, but I suspect the growth spurt wouldn't have been much different with the same actor.

At least 17 *Peaky Blinders* locations, are filmed at 11 locations in my city *Bradford,* most of which are just 1.5 miles down the road from me, in the World's first *UNESCO City of Film* and the UK's fourth *City of Culture.* So far you've seen: 1 - Mr Zhang's Dry Cleaners & Brothel = Dalton Mills, Keighley, Bradford (most likely destroyed by a fire in 2022, although there's a slim chance it was filmed in one of the other mill buildings). 2 - The Railway Station = Keighley Railway Station, Keighley, Bradford 3 - Cheltenham Racecourse Dancehall = King's Hall and Winter Gardens, Ilkley, Bradford (specifically the Winter Gardens bit of the building)

This video is a reupload, the original had audio issues. Good looking out Spoonie's world :)