I think assuming that he planned that out is giving him too much credit, he's not a master manipulator in the slightest. The reporter thing was just him being quick on his feet.
@@LordHaragnok How man times have we see him laserslode people without doing any other damage? And don't forget he'd already taken down one plane by that point as inspirations.
@@Caoobse He's lasered a millions heads without ruffling the curtains in the room every other time. But this one time he just happened to over shoot enough to destroy the controls without blowing a hole in the plane.
Antony Starr is a great actor, you should definitely check out his comedy stuff, its such a crazy juxtaposition to Homelander. Every time I see it, it blows my mind!
I mean based on how poorly homelander handled his actual job (taking out the bad guys and saving people) I highly doubt he’d be capable enough to gently guide the plane without it accidentally jerking too quickly and the plane crumples around him like Maeve with that car or van in episode one, or even if the plane itself stays in tact half the passengers end up bisected by their seatbelts from stopping too abruptly for regular humans, or something, idk
He could of perhaps done something, but the risk would be if he fucked up it would look really bad on him.. Even if he could glide the plane, there's no way he could land it.. there's no one in the cockpit to slow it, even hitting water at that speed would crush it.
The debate over what would happen with the plane was hilarious, Carter was essentially right. Mckkay and Cannon you guys clearly don't understand how wings/planes and lift work lol
The funny thing about Octane's voice actor, Nicolas Roye, is that he also voices Toji from Jujutsu Kaisen in the English dub. He has an incredible range
I hear what Carter is saying about Octane sounding like Frenchie but I think it's just hearing him hearing high-energy, romance-language accented man lmao, Octane is Hispanic whilst Frenchie is, and you'll never believe this, French but I can still hear it slightly!
Yea, that idea was pretty common when the episode aired, the guide the plan as it descends. I think he quite clearly could do that, but he's not actually a strategist beyond basic cunning. He didn't care enough to find a solution, he was panicking about the fall out from Corporate Mommy for failing his mission, and he's not really a creative problem solver.
Like Cannon, I was waiting for Carter to see that plane scene. It's one of the scenes in season 1 that stands out the most. The discussion about the things Homelander could've tried to save the passengers, that's what a lot of people on the internet were talking/arguing about after this first season dropped. Him trying nothing was fitting though. It seems like you guys watched this after GoT 3x9, so that's interesting, can't wait for that reaction tomorrow!
Idk if you know this but... funny you mention that Frenchie sounds like Octane from Apex Legends, when Shantel VanSanten who plays Becca, who just appear this episode, does the voice of Wraith in Apex.
Remember that the foil of the wings are interrupted by the flaps at the back. No controls causes those to drop and push the plane down, so even if he guided the front, h3 would have been fighting that.
@@joeymedina7115 definitely not from the outside. There's at least 30 feet between both flaps on the wings, with the turbines in between them, meaning Homelander would have to fly quickly between the two in order to combat gravity pulling them down, most likely causing the plane to wobble, and eventually tilt beyond saving. There's another 60 feet back to the tail, which Maeve could have operated, but with Homelander unable to control the wings, it wouldn't have meant much. If one was on either wing, they would have to bend them in sync with each other, but it would most likely spiral rather than turning back to land and go into the ocean. If Homelander and Maeve broke down into the cargo hold beneath, they might have been able to operate the flaps through the axles and cables, but ultimately, none of it would have mattered once the engines were no longer regulated and started losing fuel. They would have been stranded in the ocean, and with the door ripped off, they couldn't remake an airtight seal to keep it from sinking. No matter what they did, without the cockpit, that plane was toast.
Would be epic if they waited until they're finished catching up with The Boys before starting the new season coming out so everyone can do a blind watch together.
Levitation doesn't make sense to begin with, you have to push air the opposite direction to levitate or you must be thinner than air in order to float. But if I had to make sense of it, he could probably lift his weight and maybe like a couple more people's but definitely not the weight of a plane or anything like that because that would require an insane amount of force in the opposite direction.
Homelander is right, In the comis he did tried to lift the plane but he passed right through it and created another hole in the plane. But the show didn't had the budget to show it in season 1😂😂 Lifting a plane with pure strength is not possible in real life while you are too small in size.
superman can do it because he created a force field aroud things that he touch when fllying, because make no sense that he was able to do that so they retcon superman power so he would be able to do it
Those passengers were safer with the terrorists.
that absolutely killed me
😂😂😂😂 facts though
The dolphin scene may very well be one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen in a TV show
the female absolutely obliterating people
carter and cannon: 🥴😖🫣
mckay and brig: 🤩😁🥰
Everyone always missed it. Homelander fried the controls on purpose. He got exactly what he wanted.
I think assuming that he planned that out is giving him too much credit, he's not a master manipulator in the slightest. The reporter thing was just him being quick on his feet.
@@LordHaragnok How man times have we see him laserslode people without doing any other damage? And don't forget he'd already taken down one plane by that point as inspirations.
It wasn't on purpose. The point of HL is that he's impulsive at times and it gets the better of him.
@@Caoobse He's lasered a millions heads without ruffling the curtains in the room every other time. But this one time he just happened to over shoot enough to destroy the controls without blowing a hole in the plane.
Tomorrow = got 3x9 reaction
Rains of Castamere oh baby
IM SO SO SCARED FOR THEM TO WATCH THIS PART
oh boi it's gonna be soo much fun.
I’m so hype about this🙀🙀🙀
@@julietlcmliterally
Tell me you watched the Red Wesding without telling me you watched the Red Wedding lol
Antony Starr is a great actor, you should definitely check out his comedy stuff, its such a crazy juxtaposition to Homelander. Every time I see it, it blows my mind!
I mean based on how poorly homelander handled his actual job (taking out the bad guys and saving people) I highly doubt he’d be capable enough to gently guide the plane without it accidentally jerking too quickly and the plane crumples around him like Maeve with that car or van in episode one, or even if the plane itself stays in tact half the passengers end up bisected by their seatbelts from stopping too abruptly for regular humans, or something, idk
those are good thoughts I never thought about that just the fact that he would rip through the plane if he tried pushing it up from the bottom
He could of perhaps done something, but the risk would be if he fucked up it would look really bad on him.. Even if he could glide the plane, there's no way he could land it.. there's no one in the cockpit to slow it, even hitting water at that speed would crush it.
Also the point is he doesn't care enough to try... he wouldn't want to lift a finger
@@3y35poihjpn I think if it was easy to do he would of done it. Since he made the effort to fly up there
The debate over what would happen with the plane was hilarious, Carter was essentially right. Mckkay and Cannon you guys clearly don't understand how wings/planes and lift work lol
The funny thing about Octane's voice actor, Nicolas Roye, is that he also voices Toji from Jujutsu Kaisen in the English dub. He has an incredible range
No fucking way😂
Respect to Cannon for calling out that Popclaw also isn't a good person.
I hear what Carter is saying about Octane sounding like Frenchie but I think it's just hearing him hearing high-energy, romance-language accented man lmao, Octane is Hispanic whilst Frenchie is, and you'll never believe this, French but I can still hear it slightly!
Yea, that idea was pretty common when the episode aired, the guide the plan as it descends. I think he quite clearly could do that, but he's not actually a strategist beyond basic cunning. He didn't care enough to find a solution, he was panicking about the fall out from Corporate Mommy for failing his mission, and he's not really a creative problem solver.
He fried to the controls on purpose and didn't want to save them. He did it so the military would take supes.
4:15 jack vs cannon and Carter reacting to vioence😂
Antony Starr deserves an Oscar for Homelander
It would be an Emmy then right? Because it's a series not a movie 🤔
Like Cannon, I was waiting for Carter to see that plane scene. It's one of the scenes in season 1 that stands out the most. The discussion about the things Homelander could've tried to save the passengers, that's what a lot of people on the internet were talking/arguing about after this first season dropped. Him trying nothing was fitting though. It seems like you guys watched this after GoT 3x9, so that's interesting, can't wait for that reaction tomorrow!
Fun fact: the ending with homelander is bar for bar what bush said at ground zero post 9/11. They're both opportunists in that way
Idk if you know this but... funny you mention that Frenchie sounds like Octane from Apex Legends, when Shantel VanSanten who plays Becca, who just appear this episode, does the voice of Wraith in Apex.
No way😂😂😂
This seems to be post got episode 3x9 reaction...
It is lol
They privated the video 😢
Remember that the foil of the wings are interrupted by the flaps at the back. No controls causes those to drop and push the plane down, so even if he guided the front, h3 would have been fighting that.
Could he have manually adjusted the flaps?
@@joeymedina7115 definitely not from the outside. There's at least 30 feet between both flaps on the wings, with the turbines in between them, meaning Homelander would have to fly quickly between the two in order to combat gravity pulling them down, most likely causing the plane to wobble, and eventually tilt beyond saving. There's another 60 feet back to the tail, which Maeve could have operated, but with Homelander unable to control the wings, it wouldn't have meant much. If one was on either wing, they would have to bend them in sync with each other, but it would most likely spiral rather than turning back to land and go into the ocean. If Homelander and Maeve broke down into the cargo hold beneath, they might have been able to operate the flaps through the axles and cables, but ultimately, none of it would have mattered once the engines were no longer regulated and started losing fuel. They would have been stranded in the ocean, and with the door ripped off, they couldn't remake an airtight seal to keep it from sinking. No matter what they did, without the cockpit, that plane was toast.
where is the GOT VIDEOOO
it was up and then they took it down again :( wasn't fast enough to actually watch it tho
Will be up Friday morning!!
@@CinemaGek Thank goodness!!!!!
@@CinemaGek Please say you will repost S3E9! 😭
Would be epic if they waited until they're finished catching up with The Boys before starting the new season coming out so everyone can do a blind watch together.
15:05 😂
I forgot about the dolphin scene lmao
13:25 lmfaooo true.
Levitation doesn't make sense to begin with, you have to push air the opposite direction to levitate or you must be thinner than air in order to float. But if I had to make sense of it, he could probably lift his weight and maybe like a couple more people's but definitely not the weight of a plane or anything like that because that would require an insane amount of force in the opposite direction.
Bro need season 3 reactions
Octane from apex😂😂
Love the reactions keep it up guys 👍
Tomorrow gonna cook
Anthony starr no emmy nomination for homelander is a disgrace to the EMMYS only BETTER CALL SAUL snubs come close to this
Great!
WHERE IS 3x9??
why is this not showing on patreon
Have any of you guys seen Better Call Saul ? If not you should react to it. It cooks hard in the later seasons just like Breaking Bad.
Love y’all so much BUT SCREW THE BOYS WE NEED GAME OF THRONES
Don't look too deep into it Homelander saying he can't lift the plane is him being too weak to but Superman could have done it lol
Homelander is right, In the comis he did tried to lift the plane but he passed right through it and created another hole in the plane. But the show didn't had the budget to show it in season 1😂😂
Lifting a plane with pure strength is not possible in real life while you are too small in size.
superman can do it because he created a force field aroud things that he touch when fllying, because make no sense that he was able to do that so they retcon superman power so he would be able to do it
Wow