I love one subtle bit; when everyone else starts cheering, you see Adama almost visually set aside his emotions to be serious and take the safety of the ship first- certainly showing a lesson learned from his and Lee's lack of objectivity.
@@hagamapama Galactica is designed to be highly resistant to such an attack. Yeah I forgot about the magic nuke detector. A large conventional bomb still would have recked the flight pod though and if they can't retract it they can't jump.
Interesting point of trivia: The sweat on Starbuck's brow is real, not sprayed on. Katee Sackhoff has said, at various conventions, that the day they shot that scene, she was down with an over-the-top case of stomach flu. She recalled how they had a bucket set aside for her---every time they yelled "Cut", she would lean over and barf explosively into the bucket. They'd clean her up, reset the scene, and go again.
@@Super_Tristan1005 From what I know from interviews of her and her attitude in her own vlogs, that was probably Sackoff being adamant about continuing. That woman is tough as nails
So casual too, it's not for them, it's not even said to each other, it's just a way of demonstrating that Tigh is just as smart as Adama regarding battle.
It's also a callback to the last episode of the original BSG. Apollo and Starbuck raid and sabotage a Basestar using the Raider they captured Baltar in. Sadly they lose both the Raider and the transponder to mark them as friendly for the return trip. Starbuck had joked to Tigh earlier if something like losing the transponder happened they'd just have to waggle their wings.
It was a nod to Top Gun. Basically the same plot. The catapult got fouled and they couldn't launch additional planes. I wouldn't be surprised if someone on the BSG production worked on Top Gun in the mid 80s 😉 getyarn.io/yarn-clip/a64bc514-155a-4116-a482-82fc1c93b937
Can we just appreciate the cinematography of this series? The shaky cams and the long distance shots on the bridge that go from Dee back to Adama then back to Ty, just amazing work you FEEL every decision made
Everybody seems to hate this style now compared to the 00's, yet I never noticed it when I was watching, it's extremely well done. So many series now are "beautifully shot" with the camera locked down with tonnes of negative space and wanky stilted ultimately empty symbolism, and are completely bland and lacking the riveting soul of something like this. This story gets right up close with you in comparison and you live it. Very naturalistic and Michael Mannish. You don't notice the directing until afterwards, which is what good directing IS. It's always changing and is never the one thing and the actors are always on, sort of like live theatre. It's alive.
Agreed, that is what Boomer said, originally it was said they would waggle their wings if they lost the transponder. Very good. There are a lot of references to the old series mixed in with this series.
I love that whoop of joy, but the pure, unguarded relief on his face is what always gets me. Those two were an absolute mess, but they really loved each other.
It’s amazing how much this meant to the crew of BSG - the first “rescue” of Starbuck, and I can’t help but feel sad remembering how harder it was to celebrate in the later seasons
I'm ashamed to say I was TOTALLY against Starbuck being playedby a female. I thought it was a bunch of PC BS. Katie made me do a complete 180 on that inside of about 5 minutes.
@@arsbadmojo Add me to that list my friend. I was completely ready to write the character off for the exact same reason. Katie was like "Nah, bruh! Check the skills!" LOL
@@trevorperry3081 Yeah I have to say, the character of Kara Thrace was fascinating; she was brave, inspiring, frustrating, aggravating, amusing and everything in between; one second you want to pat her on the back and the next you want to punch her in the face.
3:28-3:30 Adama's face:Is it possible?😳 Tigh's face: Who else do we know that has the right combination of too little common sense 😏and too many cajones to pull off such a feat? 😝
The "Previously on BSG" recap at the beginning of "Scar" shows a scene from this episode. I've always seen that as a suggestion that this could be the same raider, but I've seen nothing else either in the show or in BTS interviews to say so. Is there anything I missed?
@@jeremykraenzlein5975they did that to remind the viewer that raiders are alive and can download like skinjobs and centurions, and that the crew know they are alive, and have flesh and blood like them.
This reminds me of the original BSG whereas Apollo and Starbuck were flying in a cylon raider and to keep from getting shot, they had to be 'waggling.'
Oddly enough this borrows from a storyline in Galactica '78 where Starbuck captures a Cylon raider and brings it back to the fleet. Apollo recognizes it as Starbuck because the raider is "waggling" its wings, just as Starbuck is doing here.
Probably a reference to the final episode of the original series when Starbuck and Apollo did the exact same thing in a Cylon Raider to show Galactica that it was in fact them.
The "waggle" is what pilots do to, among other things, let you know they are a friendly or to acknowledge someone on the ground in need that they have been seen. Pilots have been doing it forever.
William Morris maybe but you will still feel your death imagine the feeling of dying over and over that’s why they aren’t more aggressive sure they come back after death but still going to be painful
Could be nice if the scene was a little bit longer, at least showing the cylon raider slowly flying into the flight pod and manoeuvrer onto a service elevator (one of those they use to recover vipers and launch/recover raptors that lowers down to the hangar bays beneath the landing area.
the fleet and Galactica were in the same system ahead was lost in. They also figured she had crashed on a nearby planetary body. She was lucky they stayed so long searching for her before they jumped out.
It was in this scene that I started to realize that Starbucks was more than human. She was a guardian Angel, nudging them in the right direction to find the best solution for both Humans and Cylons.
Absolutely brilliant move writing Starbuck as a female in the reboot. Nearly everything they did with this series let both original Larson BSG and this one stand on their own. As a big fan of the OG I was worried at first but I thoroughly enjoyed this
@@asvarien "Interval failure" means when aircraft carriers fail to launch planes, and "watch your intervals" means same thing when taking off for pilots at sea. Look up old carrier history when takeoff failures occurred to see what I mean.
@@asvarien Essentially, when you launch fighters on an aircraft carrier, there is a maximum interval between fighters launching together. An interval failure means that the carrier is incapable of launching the second plane within that time, usually due to a problem with the catapult, in which case the launch is aborted so they don't accidentally destroy an expensive piece of machinery and its pilot.
@@lgmmrm i thought "watching your intervals" meant keeping track of when the battlestars flak and point defense batteries would stop firing to cool down so that the vipers could use that time to safely cross the flak field lol. shows how little i know about carriers
Fun little theory. It's quite likely that this Raider she is flying is Scar's original shell. She literally tore him to pieces and cut his brain out (sending him to a resurrection ship). Which explains why Scar has such a burning hatred for her, and why Starbuck says "Remember me?" when facing off against Scar
interesting theory, but I don't see how they would recognize each other. Perhaps Scar could see Kara through the cockpit, but Kara has no way of telling one raider apart other than the scar
Theory ain't mine, just found it somewhere. It doesn't explain how Kara would recognize Scar, well.. other than maybe flying and fighting patterns. But Scar could've always scanned her
Great scene from a great episode. But it's always bothered me...how is she not being thrown about the inside of that raider, crushing every organ and bone in her body? She's moving as fast as a viper and maneuvering all over the place, just laying on her stomach with no restraints.
she had to crawl in between internal organs. As you're probably aware, nature abhors waste, that includes internal space. All she had to do was rip out the brainstem, which left her enough room to wriggle in.
@@BlokeOnAMotorbike Jim Moore No, I know how she found her way in, got O2, figured out how to operate it...God knows I've watched the series enough times lol But basic physics insists that she'd be bouncing around like a rag doll moving at mach 4 or 5 speeds without being strapped in like a viper or rapture pilot is when moving at those speeds. If Apollo wasn't strapped in and suited up he'd be bashed to bits in his viper...and she's moving much faster and pulling break neck maneuvers.
I love one subtle bit; when everyone else starts cheering, you see Adama almost visually set aside his emotions to be serious and take the safety of the ship first- certainly showing a lesson learned from his and Lee's lack of objectivity.
It was a dumb decision to let the raider onto galactica. For all he knew it could of been a suicide raider with a nuke.
@@TheAkashicTraveller Not a nuke, but possibly a version of the Cylon virus.
@@hagamapama Galactica is designed to be highly resistant to such an attack.
Yeah I forgot about the magic nuke detector. A large conventional bomb still would have recked the flight pod though and if they can't retract it they can't jump.
@@TheAkashicTravellerjust suspend disbelief. 😂
Interesting point of trivia: The sweat on Starbuck's brow is real, not sprayed on. Katee Sackhoff has said, at various conventions, that the day they shot that scene, she was down with an over-the-top case of stomach flu. She recalled how they had a bucket set aside for her---every time they yelled "Cut", she would lean over and barf explosively into the bucket. They'd clean her up, reset the scene, and go again.
What a scene to have the stomach flu. Really added to the authenticity in a subtle way.
thats cruel, forcing/allowing her to continue with the shooting when she is sick
@@Super_Tristan1005 From what I know from interviews of her and her attitude in her own vlogs, that was probably Sackoff being adamant about continuing.
That woman is tough as nails
What a trooper!
So basically the same case as Harrison Ford and that Warrior on the market. ^^
It blows my mind how they filmed all of this in space.
*explosion* ... nothing was filmed in space!
Please, no more camera man jokes. I just can't take it anymore!! 😭
2:25 I've watched the entire series half a dozen times now and I just noticed that both Adama and Tigh say the same line at the same time.
I was today years old when I noticed that, thanks for pointing it out!
You and me both.
So casual too, it's not for them, it's not even said to each other, it's just a way of demonstrating that Tigh is just as smart as Adama regarding battle.
Good catch! I never noticed that.
Aw! They cut the wing-dance short! That's the cutest part of the whole scene.
It's also a callback to the last episode of the original BSG. Apollo and Starbuck raid and sabotage a Basestar using the Raider they captured Baltar in. Sadly they lose both the Raider and the transponder to mark them as friendly for the return trip. Starbuck had joked to Tigh earlier if something like losing the transponder happened they'd just have to waggle their wings.
@@rvaughan74 It's also something we do IRL to recognize as friendly and/or command acknowledged when all else fails.
@@rvaughan74 “They’re Waggling!!”
@@KrimsonStorm No, it isn't.
She brings them a Raider. She brings them a Basestar. She brings them to Earth.
When she takes a souvenir, she doesn't screw around.
@@gwilym1991 I strongly agree.
Both Earth’s
Don't forget the arrow of Apollo
She delivers.
When watching this as it aired originally, I never noticed Tigh and Adama saying the same thing at the same time at 2:25
oh wow, i never noticed that til you pointed it out!
lol
It was a nod to Top Gun. Basically the same plot. The catapult got fouled and they couldn't launch additional planes. I wouldn't be surprised if someone on the BSG production worked on Top Gun in the mid 80s 😉
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Yeah, that little wing wiggle from the Raider at the end pretty much says "I'm no Raider!"
DouglassRobert It also looked like Kara was flirting with Lee there as well. 😉
Can we just appreciate the cinematography of this series? The shaky cams and the long distance shots on the bridge that go from Dee back to Adama then back to Ty, just amazing work you FEEL every decision made
Everybody seems to hate this style now compared to the 00's, yet I never noticed it when I was watching, it's extremely well done. So many series now are "beautifully shot" with the camera locked down with tonnes of negative space and wanky stilted ultimately empty symbolism, and are completely bland and lacking the riveting soul of something like this. This story gets right up close with you in comparison and you live it. Very naturalistic and Michael Mannish. You don't notice the directing until afterwards, which is what good directing IS.
It's always changing and is never the one thing and the actors are always on, sort of like live theatre. It's alive.
Personally I don't like too much shaky cam... But everything ekse? That's good. The battle are trackable...
The shaky cam is the biggest thing that put me off from watching this for a very long time. 95% of the time it's unnecessary.
I love the mirrored shots of first seeing Starbuck through the slit in the raider, then looking down on Adama through the viewscreens.
Battlestar Galactica, Stargate SG-1. Two of the best sci fi shows out there.
Yes!!!
SG-1 is the weakest of the Stargate franchise.
SG-1 isn't even playing the same sport, let alone be in the same league as BSG.
I would clearly not put them on the same quality level. SG1 is almost a comical show.
I liked the nod (at the end) to "waggle your wings" from the original series.
If your friendly waggle your wings. C'mon Lee didn't you watch the original series?
Theyre waggling? XD. Original Boomhower.
He was before it's time.
Waggling wings isn't just a BSG invention. Fighter pilots do this IRL too. 😁
Agreed, that is what Boomer said, originally it was said they would waggle their wings if they lost the transponder. Very good. There are a lot of references to the old series mixed in with this series.
Don't they in real life lower their landing gear ?
"Hotdog and Apollo are in the tubes". Very cool that Apollo is Adama's son,..and Hotdog is EJO's real life son (Bodie Olmos).
Steven Jeffrey yeah, why wasn’t he Apollo?
Didn't know that. Thanks. Now I see the resemble his dad. He should have been the real Apollo. But hey executives probably didn't want it that way.
Ian McLean Jaime bamber had more acting skills and looked like a leading man. Bodie not so much?!
He was too old from the base character of the first Apollo. LOL
@@---nu4ed gtfo.
This thing is flying with some serious attitude!
Well of course it is... because it has attitude thrusters!
Haha love that delivery
I loved that line. They knew Starbuck a little too well at that point hahaha
2:54 Apollo's reaction is wonderful.
@ReaktorLeak The whole command deck going wild a few seconds later is a close second
Yeah it's sensational haha I love it
I love that whoop of joy, but the pure, unguarded relief on his face is what always gets me. Those two were an absolute mess, but they really loved each other.
What kind of pilot thought process is that? "He's nowhere to be seen."
Then that means he's IN YOUR BLIND SPOT, Lee!
Yeah it falls behind him and he just pulls a Skyrim guard and forgets whether it exists or not.
Lee's frakking lucky that the Raider was Starbuck, otherwise he would be dead.
If only he was in a environment and a machine capable of turning itself around without changing the direction its going ......
All this video needed was the ambient theme from Oblivion
Lee suffers from so much Plot Induced Stupidity
*She's in the fracking ship!*
Their civilization was destroyed by fracking--no surprise there. It's better to fuck--environmentally safe
Fucking*
@@cancelanime1507 fracking* this is BSG they have their own words so frack off you boomer
SHE'S IN THE FRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRACKING SHIP!
It’s amazing how much this meant to the crew of BSG - the first “rescue” of Starbuck, and I can’t help but feel sad remembering how harder it was to celebrate in the later seasons
I love her portrayal of Starbuck! Katie is DOPE!!!
I'm ashamed to say I was TOTALLY against Starbuck being playedby a female. I thought it was a bunch of PC BS. Katie made me do a complete 180 on that inside of about 5 minutes.
@@arsbadmojo Add me to that list my friend. I was completely ready to write the character off for the exact same reason.
Katie was like "Nah, bruh! Check the skills!" LOL
Joining the club. I was genuinely shocked at how much Katie owned that role. I can't think of starbuck without her now.
@@trevorperry3081 Yeah I have to say, the character of Kara Thrace was fascinating; she was brave, inspiring, frustrating, aggravating, amusing and everything in between; one second you want to pat her on the back and the next you want to punch her in the face.
@@arsbadmojo Given what we have now thats not a ridiculous assumption
3:28-3:30
Adama's face:Is it possible?😳
Tigh's face: Who else do we know that has the right combination of too little common sense 😏and too many cajones to pull off such a feat? 😝
"Bring it into the bay. If it does ANYTHING, take it out!" -- William Adama
Perfect approach--one chance only, and no chances with that.
I believe it was theorized that the Raider Starbuck is in is actually Scar who was killed here and resurrected later
Theorized?
There was supposed to be no doubt! 🙄
The "Previously on BSG" recap at the beginning of "Scar" shows a scene from this episode. I've always seen that as a suggestion that this could be the same raider, but I've seen nothing else either in the show or in BTS interviews to say so. Is there anything I missed?
@@jeremykraenzlein5975 You missed nothing. People like to make connections and stuff because they all saw Star Wars too many times.
This is always brought up as a way to explain why Scar specifically hates Starbuck, but how would Scar know what happened with his corpse?
@@jeremykraenzlein5975they did that to remind the viewer that raiders are alive and can download like skinjobs and centurions, and that the crew know they are alive, and have flesh and blood like them.
Yeah, that little wing wiggle from the Raider at the end pretty much says "I'm no Raider!"
This reminds me of the original BSG whereas Apollo and Starbuck were flying in a cylon raider and to keep from getting shot, they had to be 'waggling.'
Probably supposed to be a homage to that scene.
At 3:50, we Do wee a waggle! ;D
I just love Adama’s “WHAT?!?!?”
Oddly enough this borrows from a storyline in Galactica '78 where Starbuck captures a Cylon raider and brings it back to the fleet. Apollo recognizes it as Starbuck because the raider is "waggling" its wings, just as Starbuck is doing here.
Such a cool moment.. in a show full of countless cool moments
aw you cut the "waggle dance"! :(
"Just a little bit closer... NOT THAT CLOSE!!!"
When you love this scene so much you put it on loop until you can fully repeat it by heart
absolute gem of a show
When in doubt, waggle your wings!
I. Love. This. Scene. I've been requesting it
the wing wiggle was soooooo cute and awesome^^
Probably a reference to the final episode of the original series when Starbuck and Apollo did the exact same thing in a Cylon Raider to show Galactica that it was in fact them.
Been watching these clips for the last week or so. I think a BSG rewatch is in order..
Just noticed something - Dee's DRADIS display is blank at 3:22 but Gaeta's is indicating the fleet in position
Might be a different section of dradis, after all both of those barely cover more than one half of the ship's presumably 360 degree dradis scan
In the original series...
BOOMER: It's waggling!!!
TIGH: Waggling...?
You know you're loved when the entire bridge crew erupts in cheer at your survival.
Best show ever. And maybe the best episode of it, ever.
This is my third watch through. I teared up when the crew cheered.
Pure Top Gun homage: " I was inverted" "we were communicating"
Starbuck is one of the lucky few who looked death straight in the eye and came back to talk about it.
LOL More like poked Death in the eye with her middle finger
Didn't she later litteraly come back by act of god?
@@TheAkashicTraveller Yes.
Well, being an ANGEL and all...
They're waggling!
Waggling?
I know that reference LOL! That's from the original Battle star Galactica
Keep waggling starbuck
She didn’t need that electronic felgercarb
The "waggle" is what pilots do to, among other things, let you know they are a friendly or to acknowledge someone on the ground in need that they have been seen. Pilots have been doing it forever.
@@jad43701 Very true, it just reminded me of that line from Classic BSG.
Such a cool scene .
This show is the only reason I've recently downloaded Peacock.
I love the nod to the original series there lol
Just a small fun fact: At 2:32, you can see out of Lee's window and they forgot to replace the green screen with Space :)
Thee best SF show ever produced. Period!
Without a doubt the best SciFi program in Yarns!!
I love every nod to the 78 series. I suppose "waggling the tail" wasn't enough.
When you take a souvenir you don't screw around do you.
That is such a beatiful moment.
I love the wiggle at the end
That's some really strong tape.
100 kamkam per centon tape.
0:34-Sorry, Starbuck, but it's 'shoot first ask questions later'
1:27-See? I told you!
All the cylon raiders should be massively better more aggressive ships. You can take all the chances you want, if you can just respawn and go again.
William Morris maybe but you will still feel your death imagine the feeling of dying over and over that’s why they aren’t more aggressive sure they come back after death but still going to be painful
I miss this show so much!
Season 1 - when the series was at it’s best.
I havent watched this series since i was like 14-15. . . Looks like ima have to binge
Acts of Contrition is my fav 1st season episode
I'm hoping that "waggle" at the Raider did at the end was a reference to the original series where this happened and not just a coincidence.
"It's waggling"
What a great scene--Galactica finding her lost sheep...
STILL the best series *E V E R*
Try the expanse
Could be nice if the scene was a little bit longer, at least showing the cylon raider slowly flying into the flight pod and manoeuvrer onto a service elevator (one of those they use to recover vipers and launch/recover raptors that lowers down to the hangar bays beneath the landing area.
I love the look of both the raider and the viper mk ii.
Bro I LOVE this show.
Throwback to the original series.
Always wondered how she was able to find the fleet... She had no Dradis and only that small viewhole through the raider...
the fleet and Galactica were in the same system ahead was lost in. They also figured she had crashed on a nearby planetary body. She was lucky they stayed so long searching for her before they jumped out.
Great scene
Could’ve at least left the whole waggle scene in there
Just keep waggling, buddy.
A totally brilliant fracking series
Such a great call out to the original series when the OG starbuck did the same thing.
She grabbed her gun and brought the cat in, everytime
It was in this scene that I started to realize that Starbucks was more than human. She was a guardian Angel, nudging them in the right direction to find the best solution for both Humans and Cylons.
Greatest show ever
It's Starbuck, what come again Apollo, the Cylon raider is marked Starbuck, it's written under the frakking wing
She's waggling!
in the original it was Starbucks flight skills that I'd her as well. It is amazing they do a copy to copy of the original series. Brilliant
You know they stole this from an episode from the original series in 78. But it was great to see them do an updated one, loved this show!!
Indeed they did. But they didn't steal it, they reimagined it. You can't steal something from yourself (Media company holding the rights to BSG)
Absolutely brilliant move writing Starbuck as a female in the reboot. Nearly everything they did with this series let both original Larson BSG and this one stand on their own. As a big fan of the OG I was worried at first but I thoroughly enjoyed this
I find it interesting that is was the civilian on the command deck who asked "Why only one Raider this time?"
Well, maybe she wanted to know their opinions?
Because when youve been so long with a battle hardened team, you rarely need to speak to each other, you know your role, you know the answers....
@@GBHanny8 Why? The President has to contend with a different set of challenges that are no less important than what the people aboard Galactica have.
Love this show.
Nice little homage to the original series…
Yeah shake it Kattee !!!!
"They're waggling!"
"Interval failure. Abort launch."
Hot Dog: Frak! Frak frak frak!
Apollo: Well, looks like I'm going solo.
Remember, Hot Dog FRAKKED Callie (I guess 3x lol!)
But what is an "interval failure"? Several times pilots have referred to "watching their intervals", dunno what it means.
@@asvarien "Interval failure" means when aircraft carriers fail to launch planes, and "watch your intervals" means same thing when taking off for pilots at sea. Look up old carrier history when takeoff failures occurred to see what I mean.
@@asvarien Essentially, when you launch fighters on an aircraft carrier, there is a maximum interval between fighters launching together.
An interval failure means that the carrier is incapable of launching the second plane within that time, usually due to a problem with the catapult, in which case the launch is aborted so they don't accidentally destroy an expensive piece of machinery and its pilot.
@@lgmmrm i thought "watching your intervals" meant keeping track of when the battlestars flak and point defense batteries would stop firing to cool down so that the vipers could use that time to safely cross the flak field lol. shows how little i know about carriers
I forget this episode. How did Starbuck tame a Cylon Raider?
The Raider was dead. She was basically controlling it’s corpse.
Fun little theory. It's quite likely that this Raider she is flying is Scar's original shell. She literally tore him to pieces and cut his brain out (sending him to a resurrection ship).
Which explains why Scar has such a burning hatred for her, and why Starbuck says "Remember me?" when facing off against Scar
@@shoulderpyro damn never thought about that
interesting theory, but I don't see how they would recognize each other. Perhaps Scar could see Kara through the cockpit, but Kara has no way of telling one raider apart other than the scar
Theory ain't mine, just found it somewhere.
It doesn't explain how Kara would recognize Scar, well.. other than maybe flying and fighting patterns. But Scar could've always scanned her
Superb.
I love late Richard Hatch Apollo.
He was in this show too as Tom Zarek.
If it was a cylon, there goes the flight bay. Nukes are a thing that exists in that series. They should have sent a raptor to check it out first.
Great scene from a great episode. But it's always bothered me...how is she not being thrown about the inside of that raider, crushing every organ and bone in her body? She's moving as fast as a viper and maneuvering all over the place, just laying on her stomach with no restraints.
she had to crawl in between internal organs. As you're probably aware, nature abhors waste, that includes internal space. All she had to do was rip out the brainstem, which left her enough room to wriggle in.
@@BlokeOnAMotorbike Jim Moore No, I know how she found her way in, got O2, figured out how to operate it...God knows I've watched the series enough times lol But basic physics insists that she'd be bouncing around like a rag doll moving at mach 4 or 5 speeds without being strapped in like a viper or rapture pilot is when moving at those speeds. If Apollo wasn't strapped in and suited up he'd be bashed to bits in his viper...and she's moving much faster and pulling break neck maneuvers.
Eh, show is good, but not perfect, in fact far from it XD but still very good
That's a problem for a lot more than this scene. We have to assume that both sides have some sort of inertial dampers.
@@Daniel1701N Since when does speed matter at all?
(That's a rhetorical question)
All Starbuck had to do was waggle her wings.
How can u cut it off before Apollo waved back wtf
Laure and Bill become mom and dad on that ship
you can see green screen on lee's visor when he sayd "guess im flying solo"
I fucking love this episode.
The wing "waggle." We know.
great cool video
He didnt notice the red eye was not working ?