@@Persephone_Personifiedthey most probably existed but you didnt noticed them. Lots of dudes would love to be friends with a lesbian, as its the perfect friend in many ways. They could open up to you like they couldnt to another guy yet still sharing bommon interests (if you know what i mean)
@@carlossaraiva8213 thats such a strange thing to say, that they didnt notice those people existed. what does that have to do with it. obv allies existed in 90s just like queer people did but that doesnt have anything to do with that they didnt have an ally in the 90s. strange comment strange reply to what she said
I love the Robin and Steve scene so freaking much. I love that it was quiet, chill and wasn't made a huge deal. They moved on like nothing happened. That's perfect. I remember some people complaining that Steve's reaction is unrealistic cause he's a straight guy in the 80's and I'm like...this show has monsters coming out of other dimensions and you're talking about realism? Plus it's not like every single person was homophobic in the 80s lol
The Steve Robin scene with Robin coming out and Steve just moving on and nor making a big deal about it was something us fans have been waiting to see your reaction to. It was a super cool moment, and showed Steve's continued character growth on the show. That's why do many fans love him.
We also have to remember that this is the 80s. So coming out to Steve was a huge risk on Robin's part. So for Steve to be like "alright" is a big thing. I also love how he makes fun of her taste in women. :D
Joyce punches Larry & kicks him in the crotch, as she walks away you hear some random dude yell out "Yeah, lady!" 🤣 That little scene always cracks me up - LOL!
The Steve/Robin twist reveal!! Best moment ever. Friendship goals right there. Also, these damn stressful cliffhangers. And Alexi... 🥺he was a human puppy. I adore your reactions! So fun!
The way Steve accepted Robin coming out to him was very heartwarming, even though he was heartbroken. Although, it's great that he got a great friend out of this❤❤❤ When this episode first came out, I was so sad for Steve and also that I shipped them together. Then, I eventually saw it as him having a best friend that he never had and who is also his age😊😊😊
You know, I didn't think I was that much older than you guys, but clearly, I am WAY older😂. You just made me feel every bit of those years, not understanding the whole Coke II situation. Coke stands were in an uproar because they changed their ingredients to compete better with Pepsi, who at the time was arguably bigger than Coke. They eventually came back out with classic Coke and phased out the new one. BTW, they re-released Coke II as part of the promotional advertisement for season 3. They came in limited edition boxes with small glass bottles and cans. I happen to have one.
Yes New coke was a thing in the mid 80s. And also yes it was a huge point of contention. To make matters worse Bill Cosby was the spokesman. They very quickly brought back Coca-Cola Classic.
The steve and Robin moment, It was so good.. I love how they incorporated it into the plot. It wasn't a great revelation. It felt normal and it's a good thing that Robin got away with Steve.... We're Sad about Alexi, he was such an adorable character that he didn't deserve to die. The bad thing about Stranger Things is that they always kill,off the new characters at the end, which we end up loving :( Anyway, I can't wait for them to reach the last chapter without giving spoilers, they're going to cry.
Yes, they did bring the original back but New Coke was still being produced. They relabeled it as Coke II in 1990 & eventually stopped production about 10 years later (sometime around 2000 or 2001).
Fun fact. Millie actually broke her kneecap slipping poolside during a break, the Duffers decided to work her injury into the script with The Bite. You'll notice from about episode 5 on Millie isnt doing alot of walking, lots of sitting and when she is walking she limping or being helped around because she had a knee brace on. She also lost her voice several times during this season because of all the screaming she had to do.
In April 1985 Coke-a Cola came out with a "new formula" & called it "New Coke" so original, huh? The hype was short lived. They tried rebranding it in 1990 as "Coke II" but eventually stopped production around 2000 (I think). Back to The Future - kid in the 80's ends up stuck in the past, during the 50's (his parents' high school years) & has to get "back to the future" which is his timeline 30 years later...
idk how they did that bathroom scene so masterfully but it was somehow my favorite moment of the season and it had nothing to do with anything just 2 authentic characters with an authentic connection learning where they stand with each other, and it's just beautiful.
There was a coke released in the 80's that everyone hated, so they went back to the og recipe and that is why it is called Coka Cola Classic. Lucas is drinking the new version that everyone hated. 😂
Maybe they didn't get in the car to escape early on because there was only one road in (driveway to the cabin) and that monster was marching up it towards them. Just got to mention how much I appreciate your reaction style. I've tried other reactors and far too many babble way too much about themselves while drowning out the action. It's very distracting and they don't cut the video very well. You two respond just to the show and you are totally wrapped up in it (the way I was) and you comment appropriately to what's going on and it is just great. And you are excellent at what to cut and what to show...I love it.
9:14 I think anytime any two people show up at his house together, eventually he's going to give some sort of why don't you two just fuck, and get it over with speech. He's like an irritable Cupid.
Thank you for your videos! This episode was heart wrenching in so many ways! But yeah, in the 80s, they changed Coke from cane sugar to corn syrup, iirc. The Steve/Robin moment in the bathroom was SO important-- Robin was risking so much by coming out to Steve, with how bad it was for LGBT+ people in the 80s, especially so in rural areas. Steve is so good.
I lived in a small town & remember they came and dropped off 2 cans of “new coke” on everyone’s doorstep, we were not allowed to have much pop/soda, so we went and grabbed everyone’s samples. Years later they changed it to Coke 2.
Honestly, this episode makes me so happy. Queer subtext tends to go over a lot of people's heads. People often see two guys flirting/one clearly interested in the other or two girls being romantic and their response is usually, "Wow. They're such good friends". It isn't until the character starts waving around neon signs that most people understand what the media could be implying. But if you have a guy and a girl even look at each other for a second too long people are like, "Yes. They're endgame. It's almost confirmed by now." And no. Sometimes a guy and a girl can be really close, platonic friends without being romantically involved. And I love it. Robin and Steve's friendship is amazing. Also, I know some people try to hate on Max for this season, but she's mostly right. El spent most of her life being controlled by Papa. She got a small taste of freedom in S1. But for most of S2, her life solely revolved around Hopper. And in the beginning of S3, it was mostly all about Mike. El has never been able to say, "This is what I want to do. This is how I want my life to be." Max showed her that it was okay to not have her life revolve around Hopper or Mike. They're important to her, yes. But she can care about them and simultaneously care about herself and her needs too. And it's wild. When Mike was treating Max like garbage in S2, people made excuses like, "Oh. He's just a kid. Oh, he just lost El so it's understandable." Yet when Max, someone who has a toxic life filled with other people trying to make choices for her, tries to teach El the meaning of being able to make your own choices, people are like "Max is so manipulative. She's being so mean to Mike for no reason. Ugh." Come on now.
Aww, I didn't spot The Stuff on the movie theater marquee when I watched this season before. Seriously entertaining and goofy horror movie. "Are you eating it, or is it eating you?"
Robin coming out to Steve is a huge deal. People who watch this nowadays don't realize how bad it was back in the past when homophobia was rampant. Gay people were ostracized, ridiculed, physically assaulted, & even murdered because of their sexual orientation. Often times the perpetrator went unpunished or only received light sentences because we still had laws on the books stating that homosexuality was a crime. People were literally scared to death to 'come out of the closet" because it meant possibly losing their jobs, homes, contact with family & friends, being incarcerated, loss of parental rights/custody of children, & the list goes on...
Can't wait for you guys to react to season 4 its one of the best ones that the doffer brothers have made including the best villain and creepiest villain in stranger things history i loved stranger things season 3 but its sad that this show is almost coming to an end the 5th season is the very last one sadly
Yes, coke, new coke, classic coke, the pepsi challenge; in the eighties we took cola quite seriously. I love the cola argument callback. Very authentic, yes. But, for the record, new coke did suck and classic coke never quite tasted like 'the real thing'. A big thing in the eighties was the pepsi challenge, which I remember doing at camp (which was a huge big deal because we rarely had soda at camp) and even at school, in science class.
Wait did you guys not know about New Coke?? Yeah they went back that’s why now it’s called coca-cola classic because people hated it so much they went back to the original recipe.
Cody, your shirt is amazeballs and Bridget, is that one of those burrito blankets? And RIP Alexi. This damned show loves to give us characters , let us get attached, then kill them off. Next season, well, let's just say I am still mad at that one.
Bridgette is soo damn good at hyping the next episode at the end of these. Automatically makes me want to run to Patreon and sign up but my bank card is like, "Bitch, you thought!"
28:19 Yeah ... they have mirrors and see through windows made into a labyrinth ... As a kid I went through one, thought I knew the way and ran straight into a mirror ... not even a see through window, a fucking mirror >.> xD
I remember looking sideways at people drinking new coke. It was just Pepsi they sweetened it. I liked classic coke because it was sweet. It was a big thing because they took classic coke away you couldn't get it anywhere. I was a pissed off kid, lol
New coke in 85 is textbook example of corporate marketing/product backlash. Coke survived because they wised up and dropped it unlike current corporations that will just burn the company down before they admit a fuck up. Thinking back to the whole Steve Robin thing i just laugh because in my head i hear Cartman screaming “put a chick in it and make her gay”.
"They gave him the full American experience." Cody shut up, my dude is gone :'( I love how unhinged Hopper has gotten. I forgot Joyce decks the mayor in the face xD
What!?!? You don't know there are different versions of regular Coca-Cola (Coke)? The majority of Coke that's on the market is the reformulated recipe. However you can still get "Classic" Coke, it's often sold in the smaller glass bottles, though it's more expensive per oz. You can also get it in the slightlier larger glass bottles, in South/Central America, which are often also imported and sold in the US...often in Latin bodegas, restaurants, and pizzerias. Also...McDonald's has it's own custom formulation of regular Coke, which tastes much better for a fountain served coke, vs any other Fast Food place. Go buy one from McDonald's and one from Burger King or Wendy's and compare. Or just look it up online.
steve finding out about lesbians for the first time is one of my favorite things this show has given us lmaoooo and so it was established that him and robin are soulmates
They came out with "New Coke" so you could buy Classic or New Coke. The new coke didn't go well so they got rid if it. New Coke was way to sweet for my liking.
New Coke was a marketing ploy as the original was starting to lose steam against Dr Pepper. As i recall the New Coke taste was sweeter, less carbonation. I thought it was good personally. I guess cause i have always been a DP guy anyway. Anyway the marketing scheme was to get fans of the original to come back and draw in new consumers. The ploy worked.
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The Steve Robin moment was so awesome. The way Steve just moved on like nothing had happened was beautiful.
I grew up as a queer girl in the 90’s... I wish I had a Steve in my life back then.
@@Persephone_Personifiedthey most probably existed but you didnt noticed them. Lots of dudes would love to be friends with a lesbian, as its the perfect friend in many ways. They could open up to you like they couldnt to another guy yet still sharing bommon interests (if you know what i mean)
@@carlossaraiva8213 thats such a strange thing to say, that they didnt notice those people existed. what does that have to do with it. obv allies existed in 90s just like queer people did but that doesnt have anything to do with that they didnt have an ally in the 90s. strange comment strange reply to what she said
Impressive considering it wasn't just a coming out, it was also a rejection. Steve is gem.
I love the Robin and Steve scene so freaking much. I love that it was quiet, chill and wasn't made a huge deal. They moved on like nothing happened. That's perfect. I remember some people complaining that Steve's reaction is unrealistic cause he's a straight guy in the 80's and I'm like...this show has monsters coming out of other dimensions and you're talking about realism? Plus it's not like every single person was homophobic in the 80s lol
And Steve had grown so much! After facing literal monsters he became a way better person, lol
There actually was no gay people in the 80s 👁👄👁
@@copbaguetthey actually were too scared to come out
@@copbaguetbro just forgot statistics 😂🤦♂️
@@Praewee_ bruih my dad was born in the 60s and he told me so stfu
The Steve Robin scene with Robin coming out and Steve just moving on and nor making a big deal about it was something us fans have been waiting to see your reaction to.
It was a super cool moment, and showed Steve's continued character growth on the show. That's why do many fans love him.
We also have to remember that this is the 80s. So coming out to Steve was a huge risk on Robin's part. So for Steve to be like "alright" is a big thing. I also love how he makes fun of her taste in women. :D
"They gave him a full American experience"
Why😭😭
I’d say it’s too soon for that joke, but considering how frequent mass shootings are here, it’s always too soon. 😢
I died when he said that 😂
LMAOO
@@Emily-1616so did alexei 😭😭
Joyce punches Larry & kicks him in the crotch, as she walks away you hear some random dude yell out "Yeah, lady!" 🤣 That little scene always cracks me up - LOL!
“Yeah, lady” person is my favourite character in the whole show
The Steve/Robin twist reveal!! Best moment ever. Friendship goals right there. Also, these damn stressful cliffhangers. And Alexi... 🥺he was a human puppy. I adore your reactions! So fun!
Steve went from calling people "faggot" in season 1 to being best friends with a lesbian in season 4 is the best character development of all times.
The way Steve accepted Robin coming out to him was very heartwarming, even though he was heartbroken. Although, it's great that he got a great friend out of this❤❤❤ When this episode first came out, I was so sad for Steve and also that I shipped them together. Then, I eventually saw it as him having a best friend that he never had and who is also his age😊😊😊
You know, I didn't think I was that much older than you guys, but clearly, I am WAY older😂. You just made me feel every bit of those years, not understanding the whole Coke II situation.
Coke stands were in an uproar because they changed their ingredients to compete better with Pepsi, who at the time was arguably bigger than Coke. They eventually came back out with classic Coke and phased out the new one.
BTW, they re-released Coke II as part of the promotional advertisement for season 3. They came in limited edition boxes with small glass bottles and cans. I happen to have one.
How did it taste i was always curious?
Steve’s reaction to robin coming out is quite literally everything I love about this show I cryyy
Yes New coke was a thing in the mid 80s. And also yes it was a huge point of contention. To make matters worse Bill Cosby was the spokesman. They very quickly brought back Coca-Cola Classic.
Some think it was all a giant marketing ploy
Ah yes, new Coke 😂 I feel a bit old! I’m so glad classic came back, I was addicted 😂
@@TwiStedReality1313 Even if it wasn’t, it sure worked out!
@@TwiStedReality1313at that time Pepsi was number one because people prefer it over the new Coke
New Coke blech!
The steve and Robin moment, It was so good.. I love how they incorporated it into the plot. It wasn't a great revelation. It felt normal and it's a good thing that Robin got away with Steve....
We're Sad about Alexi, he was such an adorable character that he didn't deserve to die. The bad thing about Stranger Things is that they always kill,off the new characters at the end, which we end up loving :( Anyway, I can't wait for them to reach the last chapter without giving spoilers, they're going to cry.
Back to the Future is one of the best, most fun trilogies ever made. You have to watch them!
New Coke was introduced in 1985 to replace the classic recipe. Within three months, the classic recipe returned to shelves.
Yes, they did bring the original back but New Coke was still being produced. They relabeled it as Coke II in 1990 & eventually stopped production about 10 years later (sometime around 2000 or 2001).
so gross it was
In the 80’s Coke changed their recipe and released it as “New Coke”. Most people didn’t like it so they changed it back.
"his willy sense" had me on the floor🤣👏
Fun fact. Millie actually broke her kneecap slipping poolside during a break, the Duffers decided to work her injury into the script with The Bite. You'll notice from about episode 5 on Millie isnt doing alot of walking, lots of sitting and when she is walking she limping or being helped around because she had a knee brace on.
She also lost her voice several times during this season because of all the screaming she had to do.
In April 1985 Coke-a Cola came out with a "new formula" & called it "New Coke" so original, huh? The hype was short lived. They tried rebranding it in 1990 as "Coke II" but eventually stopped production around 2000 (I think).
Back to The Future - kid in the 80's ends up stuck in the past, during the 50's (his parents' high school years) & has to get "back to the future" which is his timeline 30 years later...
idk how they did that bathroom scene so masterfully but it was somehow my favorite moment of the season and it had nothing to do with anything just 2 authentic characters with an authentic connection learning where they stand with each other, and it's just beautiful.
There was a coke released in the 80's that everyone hated, so they went back to the og recipe and that is why it is called Coka Cola Classic. Lucas is drinking the new version that everyone hated. 😂
Maybe they didn't get in the car to escape early on because there was only one road in (driveway to the cabin) and that monster was marching up it towards them. Just got to mention how much I appreciate your reaction style. I've tried other reactors and far too many babble way too much about themselves while drowning out the action. It's very distracting and they don't cut the video very well. You two respond just to the show and you are totally wrapped up in it (the way I was) and you comment appropriately to what's going on and it is just great. And you are excellent at what to cut and what to show...I love it.
9:14 I think anytime any two people show up at his house together, eventually he's going to give some sort of why don't you two just fuck, and get it over with speech. He's like an irritable Cupid.
The Steve and Robin moment was great. Poor Alexi
Thank you for your videos! This episode was heart wrenching in so many ways! But yeah, in the 80s, they changed Coke from cane sugar to corn syrup, iirc. The Steve/Robin moment in the bathroom was SO important-- Robin was risking so much by coming out to Steve, with how bad it was for LGBT+ people in the 80s, especially so in rural areas. Steve is so good.
Omg finally! Lol the tammie story was hilarious. & he’s such a lovable idiot I swear 😂😂😂
The Stuff is an 80s horror comedy satire of consumerism. The main antagonistic force in that movie is not too dissimilar from the Flayer
Love watching your Stranger Things reactions as I get ready for work!
Every season creates a new cool lovable character thst survives and a new lovable cool character that dies. RIP Alexei.
alexeis death made me cry so hard 😭
“The Stuff” is an 80’s horror flick about ice cream that eats you from the inside out. Very “The Blob” and probably a reference to the MindFlayer
Hands down one of my favorite coming out scenes I've seen on any show
I lived in a small town & remember they came and dropped off 2 cans of “new coke” on everyone’s doorstep, we were not allowed to have much pop/soda, so we went and grabbed everyone’s samples. Years later they changed it to Coke 2.
Honestly, this episode makes me so happy. Queer subtext tends to go over a lot of people's heads. People often see two guys flirting/one clearly interested in the other or two girls being romantic and their response is usually, "Wow. They're such good friends". It isn't until the character starts waving around neon signs that most people understand what the media could be implying. But if you have a guy and a girl even look at each other for a second too long people are like, "Yes. They're endgame. It's almost confirmed by now." And no. Sometimes a guy and a girl can be really close, platonic friends without being romantically involved. And I love it. Robin and Steve's friendship is amazing.
Also, I know some people try to hate on Max for this season, but she's mostly right. El spent most of her life being controlled by Papa. She got a small taste of freedom in S1. But for most of S2, her life solely revolved around Hopper. And in the beginning of S3, it was mostly all about Mike. El has never been able to say, "This is what I want to do. This is how I want my life to be." Max showed her that it was okay to not have her life revolve around Hopper or Mike. They're important to her, yes. But she can care about them and simultaneously care about herself and her needs too. And it's wild. When Mike was treating Max like garbage in S2, people made excuses like, "Oh. He's just a kid. Oh, he just lost El so it's understandable." Yet when Max, someone who has a toxic life filled with other people trying to make choices for her, tries to teach El the meaning of being able to make your own choices, people are like "Max is so manipulative. She's being so mean to Mike for no reason. Ugh." Come on now.
I love Steve and Robin and no one will ever change my mind
Aww, I didn't spot The Stuff on the movie theater marquee when I watched this season before. Seriously entertaining and goofy horror movie. "Are you eating it, or is it eating you?"
I also didn't notice that before watching this reaction. "The Stuff" is a seriously entertaining movie; very unique too.
I'm so excited to see you watching season 4 soon.
“We need Misty.” 🤣🤣🤣 (Looking forward to your reaction to S2E2 of Yellowjackets!)
Robin coming out to Steve is a huge deal. People who watch this nowadays don't realize how bad it was back in the past when homophobia was rampant. Gay people were ostracized, ridiculed, physically assaulted, & even murdered because of their sexual orientation. Often times the perpetrator went unpunished or only received light sentences because we still had laws on the books stating that homosexuality was a crime. People were literally scared to death to 'come out of the closet" because it meant possibly losing their jobs, homes, contact with family & friends, being incarcerated, loss of parental rights/custody of children, & the list goes on...
Hoppers headbutt, also known as a brilliant Glasgow or Belfast 'kiss' 😂
Not only do you gotta watch Back to the Future, you've also gotta watch The Stuff, which is a fun '80s sci-fi horror classic
I concur.
THE SAD WOODY THE WOODPECKER NOISE 💀
that fast intro caught me off guard 😂 the monotone “my names Cody and this is my beautiful wife”, “Bridget”
Can't wait for you guys to react to season 4 its one of the best ones that the doffer brothers have made including the best villain and creepiest villain in stranger things history i loved stranger things season 3 but its sad that this show is almost coming to an end the 5th season is the very last one sadly
I love how Murray tells Joyce and Jim shut the f up, and f already.
Losing Alexei was tough.
season 4 has super long episodes because of how long it took to come out so yall might need to split the finale into 2 parts 😂
An here we go!! My favorite duo watching my show and my poor Steve lol
Again happy birthday Cody!!!!
Yes, coke, new coke, classic coke, the pepsi challenge; in the eighties we took cola quite seriously. I love the cola argument callback. Very authentic, yes. But, for the record, new coke did suck and classic coke never quite tasted like 'the real thing'. A big thing in the eighties was the pepsi challenge, which I remember doing at camp (which was a huge big deal because we rarely had soda at camp) and even at school, in science class.
I love you guys! Definitely one of the best reaction channels ever
It hurt we all loved Alexei 😢
Wait did you guys not know about New Coke?? Yeah they went back that’s why now it’s called coca-cola classic because people hated it so much they went back to the original recipe.
CODY WITH THE FULL AMERICAN EXPERIENCE MADE MY JAW DROPPED😭
In the 80's coke switched from sugar to corn syrup due to cost reduction and it had a sweeter smoother taste
Poor alexei TT he was so happy
There was an awesome funhouse in the amusement park near my home, but it sadly burned down along with a super old carousel.
I’m so happy this got reuploaded
In 1985 coke changed the formula and it was horrible and everyone revolted until coke changed the formula back
yes the new coke recipe was so heated it was like a war lol. Coke had to drop it alltogether. Love the 80s
Cody, your shirt is amazeballs and Bridget, is that one of those burrito blankets?
And RIP Alexi. This damned show loves to give us characters , let us get attached, then kill them off.
Next season, well, let's just say I am still mad at that one.
Burrito blankets are the best blanket. They wrap around so easily and really are an awesome shape for a blanket. I have 3.
Bridgette is soo damn good at hyping the next episode at the end of these. Automatically makes me want to run to Patreon and sign up but my bank card is like, "Bitch, you thought!"
New Coke came out in the mid 80's as an answer to Pepsi's New Generation campaign and wasn't well received so they renamed it Coca-Cola Classic.
man, back to the future is soo good
28:19
Yeah ... they have mirrors and see through windows made into a labyrinth ...
As a kid I went through one, thought I knew the way and ran straight into a mirror ... not even a see through window, a fucking mirror >.> xD
I remember looking sideways at people drinking new coke. It was just Pepsi they sweetened it. I liked classic coke because it was sweet. It was a big thing because they took classic coke away you couldn't get it anywhere. I was a pissed off kid, lol
New coke in 85 is textbook example of corporate marketing/product backlash. Coke survived because they wised up and dropped it unlike current corporations that will just burn the company down before they admit a fuck up. Thinking back to the whole Steve Robin thing i just laugh because in my head i hear Cartman screaming “put a chick in it and make her gay”.
We were just talking about funnel cake the other night and about trying to see if we can make some homemade in the deep fryer.
Who hasn’t seen back to the future? I feel sorry for you guys. What the hell happened to your childhood?
" they gave him the full American experience" 😂😂😂
"They gave him the full American experience." Cody shut up, my dude is gone :'(
I love how unhinged Hopper has gotten. I forgot Joyce decks the mayor in the face xD
happy birthday aries king !!
it's all i have
Why are u here Alex u know them?
It’s all I have
Did the livestream get removed?
@@Truth_Seeker96 my stream? or theirs? mines still up
@@Puggapillar Theirs.
Keep em coming!
We all loved Alexei 🕊️
Yes, a big deal was when Coke changed the flavor to New Coke. It was a massive failure.
I was devastated 😂
Murray, Erica, and Robin; welcome to Team Strange.
Man I can’t wait for their s4 reaction it’s so dark
Back to the Future trilogy reaction! Do it!
They are actually going to! 😃
What!?!? You don't know there are different versions of regular Coca-Cola (Coke)? The majority of Coke that's on the market is the reformulated recipe. However you can still get "Classic" Coke, it's often sold in the smaller glass bottles, though it's more expensive per oz. You can also get it in the slightlier larger glass bottles, in South/Central America, which are often also imported and sold in the US...often in Latin bodegas, restaurants, and pizzerias. Also...McDonald's has it's own custom formulation of regular Coke, which tastes much better for a fountain served coke, vs any other Fast Food place. Go buy one from McDonald's and one from Burger King or Wendy's and compare. Or just look it up online.
steve finding out about lesbians for the first time is one of my favorite things this show has given us lmaoooo and so it was established that him and robin are soulmates
R.I.P. ALEXEI😭😭
BTW.. For yesterday... HAPPY BIRTHDAY CODY! Today is mine... So CHEERS!! 😛
The Stuff!!!! Cheesy 80s version of The Blob. Sorta.
“They sure gave alexei the full American experience” LMAO
LETS GO I WAS KEEPING REFRESHING FOR 2 DAYS OMG
CANT WAIT TO SEE REACTION TO ELEVEN VS MIND FLAYER
Bring some tissues for the finale 😢
RIP Alexi 😭😭😭
In back 2 the future he sends Michael J Fox into the future but he comes back. They have to then go back to that future bc shit happens lol.
I cannot wait til season 4
Yeah they changed the recipe to coke and called it new coke but everyone hated it so much they redone coke calling it coke classic.
I think I'm the only person that wanted Alexei and Murray to be a couple hahaha
They came out with "New Coke" so you could buy Classic or New Coke. The new coke didn't go well so they got rid if it. New Coke was way to sweet for my liking.
Love this episode
So, all that build up between Steve and Robin was for absolutely nothing.
not necessarily. they still became good friends at least and seemed to have a closer bond when s4 started
yeah more stranger things
Do a Bobby Brown story bet
Go upload episodes of season 4 as soon as possible 🙏
I auditioned to be steve for you cody that's my name kodi to but spelled different but I auditioned for steve for you
How old are yall? You don't know Phoebe Cates or New Coke. lol
New Coke was a marketing ploy as the original was starting to lose steam against Dr Pepper.
As i recall the New Coke taste was sweeter, less carbonation. I thought it was good personally. I guess cause i have always been a DP guy anyway.
Anyway the marketing scheme was to get fans of the original to come back and draw in new consumers. The ploy worked.
NOT HIS WILLY SENSE OMG