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Next episode is probably my favorite in the series. Can't wait!

Liam Neeson is hilarious in Life Is Short (cameo), look for a clip where he goes to Ricky Gervais for tips on comedy. Absolute gold

Don's love language is doing things for the people he loves. He doesn't say it all the time because he'd rather show it. Which I can appreciate because I'd rather see actions than hear words

Joan also kinda dresses like she did in early seasons. But I don't think her body type is suited for 60s fashion

I'm gonna be honest, I'm a little surprised that it wasn't obvious to you guys in the finale of Season 2 that Duck was out! Don pulled a "it's me or him" and its pretty obvious which one has more value to the company. And the whole "This isn't going to effect the deal is it?" was in response to Duck realizing he fucked up, blowing up, and storming out, Duck was out of the picture the minute that conversation ended. Roger and Bert wanted to make sure the deal could go ahead without Duck, and that he wasn't a vital part of the deal!

Notice that Embry's character is never named,, even in the credits, he's listed as T.B. Player - The Bass Player

Breaking Bad has nothing on this show for me! Mad Men is my #1 of all time, I don't think I'd even put Breaking Bad in my top 30!

Oh my god that "I don't have a contract" moment with Duck is just one of the most satisfying moments in the first 2 seasons!!

I do think all the "hot guys" on the show are very "hot for a small town", when you live somewhere where you know everyone, someone new is automatically hotter

Oof sorry for all the trouble you guys are having with the reuploading

OMG- I watched both GOT and Derry Girls without ever recognizing Granda Joe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You're watching The Wire soon? That's very cool, it's one of the best tv shows there is!

Wyoming is beautiful, though and Pennsylvania is beautiful country, not much good to say about Vermont last episode. I live there, it is beautiful, though! 😉

"Is he (Jamie) legit?" One of the top 3 most interesting questions of this series, I think. Also ... One thing the show tries to convey at this point but doesn't always come through enough is that to most of the Seven Kingdoms, sounding the alarm about the White Walkers is like demanding the U.S. military in our world put all its resources into defending against UFOs, or zombies. They've heard of White Walkers, but as ancient mythology, or maybe more accurately like a past threat of Neanderthals -- existing at one time but now widely considered extinct. Most people view The Wall as more of a convenient place to send criminals, and at times for disgraced nobles and semi-nobles to go ... like Jon Snow.

I was hoping fir Keaton too! I mean, the cameos so far have been awesome so of course I was hoping lol😅

nobody watched the office until it was on streaming? you're rewriting history there. it was officially 'Must See TV' and NBC's highest rated scripted series. Has it gone on to even more success in streaming? yes. but it was 100% a 'hit' tv show. There's a reason it got so many seasons.

Great episode. Going to chat about some of the themes: This episode highlights another microcosm of the sweeping changes in British and Irish life at this period in time, the increase in University educated populace. Erin's "I wanted to be the first in the family to go to University" is a thought many teenagers from working class backgrounds would've had at the time. I know there was an element of that with my elder sister since neither of my parents attended uni (although an Aunt had) In the 70s, there were only 38 registered Universities in the UK and only 14% of 18yo entered university. This is compared to ~50% now. Later Gen X and early Millennials were the first cohorts where university became a widespread viable option after leaving school, no matter your background. This is down to changes in the education system from 80s-10s (eg Further and Higher Education Act 1992 confirmed Polytechnics as fully fledged universities, expanding options and reducing the amount of sub-degree courses at those institutions). But huge societal changes also played a part, especially for "provincial" areas where heavy industries died out in the 80s and the amount of apprenticeships available to 16-18yo decreased massively. Also Mary's doubt that she could pursue tertiary education separate from her role as a working class housewife was very real. Options for adults further education had definitely improved since the introduction of the Open University in 1969 and was further improved with other changes to education. Liberalisation of women also played a part (Sarah's comment on "feminism") and the increasing need for households to have 2 regular incomes changed the dynamics. It's beautiful how much you can glean from a well written sitcom.

Watch VEEP! Tony Hale absolutely shines and its another show with an absolute insane joke per minute rate

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It will be interesting to keep track on which characters you think are the best or worst, and whether those views change as you get to see more of them. The show is good at fleshing out characters to get beyond a simple division into good guys and bad guys. (Though some remain simply awful!)

Imo, this will end up being a series that you’ll regard as one of the best you’ve seen 🔥

Ned is absolutely the best. Every character on this show veers left or right of "decent", sometimes all the way to horrible ... but Ned is the center. He's possibly the best man in the realm. He treats others with respect, but with what they deserve. And his children are amazing, too. Because they learned from him. I think Robert Baratheon is a pretty good King. He's a man, and has all the foibles that men tend to have (he drinks and eats too much, laughs at others misfortune). It'll be interesting to see how his story progresses. The nights watch are a necessity. "Winter is coming" means something in this world, and they understand that. They're kinda like the Jedi in Star Wars, a necessary organization there to keep peace from something others don't understand. But they're still made up of men, and in this show "men" are generally flawed. lol

after i saw the japanese version in high school, i slept with the tv for 2 years. irrational, but it was the only way i wouldn't have nightmares

in the scene between ned, cat, and littlefinger in the books, littlefinger says "do ALL starks have naught but snow between their ears?" and to this day it's still the sickest burn ive ever seen 🤣

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As always a pleasure to watch

Algorithm comment! Love how much you love this show, it's one of my favourites!! Would also like to recommend Ted Lasso, it's brilliant as well!

How To John Wilson has to be reacted to next! So great!

My jaw literally dropped when I heard Betty say that sht. Like wtf whata weirdo

The show was too good for regular audiences at the time. It’s just too quick. The first 3 seasons is a constant barrage of quick-fire jokes that call back to other jokes, fold over into others, with jokes inside of jokes inside of jokes, that all have payoffs not only within the same episode, but later on in the season or following seasons. It’s endlessly quotable, with high rewatch value, and the more you watch the more hysterical it becomes. Totally agree that each character is unique and the actors all bring their A-game. The cameos are awesome. So fun. Glad to see this on a reaction channel.

My favorite line: “It’s one banana, Michael! How much can it cost, $10?”

I don't know you guys but I feel like you should laugh way more than that, no ? You are always perplexed by the absurdity of the show. Its supposed to be taken as such and in a comical way. It's not supposed to make you gasp of cringe. You shouln'd take everything seriously and observe the absurd. Its so good, I can't stop laughing personnally. But I enjoy all your commentary guys, I love your mad men reactions especially!

Good one again Gents. When discussing the not being able to swear because they were on a network, one of the things I love about the show is how they play with that as time goes on. They make not being able to swear funnier than whatever they would have been trying to do with swearing.

The Ring was one of the first horror movies I watched. (The first being It.) I do prefer the 1998 Japanese version, myself.

You wanted to watch something "kinda fun"??? Lol, I didn't think this was a kind of fun movie. It made me scared of every video and DVD tape I encountered

Also, the fact Mr. Banana Grabber whistled too 😂

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Cant wait to see th next hp reaction How often are you hoping to review each film?

I saw that you had a reaction channel and that you reacted to this movie. I was so excited to watch it because I absolutely love it and couldn’t wait to watch it. However, I had to stop it. Who edits all the music out?? I understand you can’t play the entire songs. Other reactors don’t play the entire songs, they play parts of them then breakaway, then play more, etc. If you were to replay this with the music, I would watch it. But the way it is, you have lost a RUclips subscriber.

Brilliant series

Have you guys seen Homeland yet?

I think you make a great point, Joe, that they gave us time to get to know Nina and actually like her, so by the end what happens to her is shocking and sad and painful. I'm not sure I would have felt that way after the end of season 1, but by the time it happens here, I was truly stunned and felt the loss. It's extra cruel that they felt the need to tell her that her sentence would be carried out "shortly" so that she had time to be terrified and upset. They didn't have to do it that way. She had been helpful to them at some point -- but there was still no mercy. Tragic, for sure.

One of the most well planned, OMG, shocking endings and character deaths in recent memory. I was in TOTAL shock and just sat there in my silence for awhile. This show was just BRILLIANT beyond belief.

I might have missed your reaction, but that wasn't Nina's funeral. It was Handsome Russian Guys brother's funeral. Nina's was considered to be a traitor to her country, so her body was probably treated like the body of a criminal

Can you please watch and react to Homeland on Showtime!

I've been waiting for your reaction to this episode. The next few episodes are so good. There are more surprises coming.

6:54 I mean

18:17 That's not toxic masculinity. That's just good natured ribbing.

12:31 Same goes for Sean Astin for his betrayal of Sam in Lord of the Rings. Absolute _travesty_ that he didn't win an Oscar for it...or even get nominated!

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