Agreed. And think of the time this series has saved us. The 23 minute video she produced is much more concise (and enjoyable) than suffering through the original!
And we learnt in season 1 why boats float and stones sink, also not to build important infrastructure like a big trench directly at a massive tree. Highly educational show!
You’re telling me the dwarves built great kingdoms out of stone, and they had no idea where the edge of the mountain was? 🤣 and 109 other ridiculous things about this show
Who knew there were so many convenient, pre-drilled sun holes carved through layers of mountain rock and stone, that only require a few taps with a hammer to reveal.
I was really expecting an exchange like this to happen in the show: Durin III: “We must dig more deep!” Durin IV: “But Durin, that would simply be too greedily!” Durin III: “Don’t question me Durin. I will delve too greedily and deep even if it leads to the awakening of a balrog of Morgoth!” Durin IV: “You might as well tell the orcs to speak friend and enter!” *Durin and Durin both look to the camera and nod*
The best part is they treat Khazad Dum like it was some hidden city. It wasn’t, it was largest and most well known of the Dwarven kingdoms. It wasn’t some hidden place that looked only like a mountain. It had a giant main entrance, the doors are usually kept open. Why? Air, they need air. It had windows and balconies on the upper levels, it had external towers. Dwarves traded heavily, and were hired for labor, to build things like roads, bridges, walls, towns, cities, statues. It’s such a forced and stupid plot. Light holes? Light holes would be good for very short periods of time. The sun moves. The deeper the holes, the less effective it is. It’s like asking the sun to pass light directly through a straw, and maintain that for 12 hours, without moving the straw. Dwarven kingdoms had external windows, giants doors they kept open. They would close the doors when they came under attack. But like any mine, you need ventilation to the outside and air flow, or you die.
"The Doors of Durin, Lord of Moria. Speak, friend, and enter. I, Narvi, made them. Celebrimbor of Hollin drew these signs." So... A dwarf named Narvi made the doors and Celebrimbor just did the decorations. By the way, Narvi and Celebrimbor were the two that had the close friendship, not Elrond and Durin.
@@magister343 No, they were good friends long before the rings were made. That's why Narvi made the password to enter the doors the elvish word for "friend."
Lady Liene is the type of girlie friend everyone wants in their life to discuss modern tv shows. And movies, and books and everything else actually! 💐🧡
Just saw on @LadyGravemaster recent ROP video that Adar is Celeborn with amnesia, Galadriel will use the ring to heal him. Their secret daughter is one of the smiths working for Celebrimbor, the one that Sauron took a liking too and commented on her resemblance to Galadriel. This makes so much sense.
-Two things, my lord, must thee know of the nameless things. First, they are... things. And second, they are... -Nameless? -You do know them then? -No, just a wild stab in the dark which is, incidentally, what you'll be getting if you don't start being a bit more helpful.
the whole thing with the rolling crystal rock and disa is so hilarious.. like if that scene doesn't summarize the state of this show idk what does. just happens to drop and roll into some random area nobodys been and there happens to be a balrog LOL wtfffffffff
At 2:50 : In case you didn't know, Amazon's dwarves started a door and sun hole business. It's called " Doors and sun holes Durin and sons ". They're selling to their elf buddies at discount.
Galadriel pulled that shank on Adar like she had just done hard time in federal prison! Surprised she didn’t get him for his commissary and lunch trays too…
Disa is a load bearing load her-sayelf! (pathetic & utterly annoying imitation Scottish accent) On that subject, Durin IV's accent embarrasses me in the privacy of my own home! It makes sense for Hobbits to have a scottish sound but the dwarves? SO CLICHE! AAAAARGH!!!!
I believe you are referring to Gil-Galad. I think I heard her refer to him as Elf-Alpha!? That really makes me chuckle! Oh! It's shit's & giggles galore with ROP!
All the rings were made for the elves all of them Even the ones that were supposedly for the dwarves and for the humans All of them were made for the elves originally
I could never bring myself to watch the abomination that is "Rings 🤢f P🤮wer", but that summary was hilarious! Will be watching the whole show like that...
I love the way Elendil says the Not Queen opened his eyes to the Faithful, when in season one he was the Faithful and she was adamant that being friends with the elves was the downfall of her father, and she'd have nothing to do with the elves, _(pronounced elf, because there was only one there),_ but I'm sure the elves...all one of them...will now have fully taken all the Numenorean jobs, as the crowds were devastatingly worried about...immediately before changing their minds 180° and rallying to the elf's cause to go to the Southlands, but now blaming their Not Queen for all the deaths of their people... *And if none of this made sense...then you understand the show!
Today kids we learned that Oddball was right to say "Stop with the negative vibes" when it comes to ringcraft. Plus Arthur Dent lives on when a temple is threatened with demolition to make way for a Numenorean Hyperspace bypass. Amazon blending literature ( and films) like a boss.
Every time I see "Cele-Bimbo" I get a a real strong Keebler elf vibe! I also think that the three 'elven' rings should have been called "Snap, Crackle & Pop!"
For some reason I found it especially hilarious that Kelly Belly was acting like he's completely powerless to stop Sauron from using his shop, equipment, AND employees to make the rings. There's just no conceivable way he could stop it!
This episode has two scenes I had to rewind multiple times as I had no idea what just happened: The scene with Disa in the cave where there’s a weird jump between scenes where the rock suddenly appears in the water and it seems like two unrelated cuts from different angles, and the scene with the girl smith and the anvil. I also laughed through the fight scene in the shrine as it seemed like a scene that tried to be emotional, but I didn’t know why I would care about any of these who characters I didn’t know the name of, and then the one I think we were supposed to root for dropped his sword to get killed.
I have an actual question, since I have not watched the program (nor do I intend to): the Doors of Durin show the symbol of Durin, a hammer and anvil. Has the show actually portrayed the Dwarves of Moria actually _crafting_ anything (aside from the doors themselves, made of stone)? Working metal? Using hammers and anvils and forges and all? Or do they just 'mine' and break stone? Surely when war comes, we will see them forging weapons and armor, at least for the Elves, preferably with Prokofiev music from 'Alexander Nevsky'. But has this been set up at all? Of course, like everything else, they got the Doors of Durin wrong. Narvi's accomplishment in building them is in making them invisible and impenetrable without the pass-word. No hint of a crack between them, nor hinges, and a 'magical' method of opening. It was just a plain wall of stone. The letters and other inscriptions were only visible when illuminated by moonlight. As Rings of Power portrays matters, Narvi made all the lettering (notwithstanding the inscription that Celebrimbor of Eregion made these letters), the _ithildin_ is purely decorative since the signs can be read by daylight, and Celebrimbor was basically painting by numbers when he makes the letters (although laying metallic leaf is quite exacting).
Thats whats cool about the Doors of Durin is they were a sign of unity and friendship between the two races, Elf/Dwarf. Very meaningful and was glad this is the ONE thing the show got right. The elves already had the rock, it was shown in the first season as the giant slab table they sat at in Eregion, where they even talked about it. The creation of the Doors of Durin by the Elves and Narvi, the dwarf, was a HUGE thing in Tolkiens legendarium. Oh I didnt know that was the "navy". haha they look like the saddest Navy ever. Not really giving off those lords of the water vibes now are they?
The only way the slaves of the sun speech would make sense is if the dwarves did not just use shafts and mirrors but trapped sunlight in gems like the silmarils. Feanor never taught anyone how to make Silma, but the elves still knew how to trap light well enough to make the Phial of Galadriel to trap light from the star of Earendil (one of the silmarils which Elrond's dad took into the sky on his flying ship.)
Minor correction, it wasn’t rocks from valinor it was the metal that the mithril was being alloyed with that was from valinor. They used Galadriels brothers dagger thing. Still has the same problem with what are they using now?
Especially since Season One made it clear that they only had enough of the Valinorian silver and gold to make the 3 rings, that all the matter of middle earth of corrupted by the essence of Morgoth, and that the rings of power would magnify the corruption found in ordinary gold such that it should be obvious why the Seven and the Nine Rings would tend towards evil.
Sure, let's drop the sword next to the guy you threatened to kill. Sure, let's put our backs to him with the sword beside him. The dude was really showing the points to be stabbed.
I also don't get their choice of visual appearance, like the dude who plays Gil-galad is not a bad looking man, but in the show he looks like a humanized Baby Yoda with a Forest Gump heaircut and a shrunken head on a fat neck. Instead of looking like a beautiful and powerful elven king, he kinda evokes pitty. Jackson's Gil-galad was perfect, the charachter looked strong, fierce and yet different enough from humans to gather he's probably an elf. Here, all the Elves are simply humans with funny ears and Gucci fashion show hair-dos.
Another great (and funny) that saved me from having to actually watch the show itself. Please make a "comedy special" for each season, and some other shows. I think they'd be hilarious.
So the dwarven rings not only corrupt their will but also gives x-rays of mountains, BUT also the moutain isn't cursed anymore, the holes don't refill themselves if the holes are choosen by the ring!! ooh Woahw!
The Rings of Powder (no spelling mistake!) are the source to many an ability, most would call... unnatural. Like winning battles without fighitng (Sun Zu approves), getting frontal lighting from the back, getting ppl to do stuff despite them having explained why they think it is sus and won´t do it and many more! FindoutallpossibilitiesinourspecialadvertismentshowTheRingsofPower!!!!
Why do you torture yourself by watching this series? I literaly gave up 10 minutes in the first episode of season 1, because I was concerned for my mental health.
You should really put out these as a show after that crap is done for! What I like is that you don't just make fun of a dumb show, you do it by making excellent point about the gaping holes in the story and dialogue. Like "my brother is dead so I'm right - oh yeah, but he's my son, so why am I not right" and a bunch of others. Funny cause it's true and obvious, literally. Keep at it!
![Quando Rondo - Grow Up [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8zFnCg3BO4Q/mqdefault.jpg)
One of the very VERY few good things this abomination of a series brought me is finding hidden little gems like this channel.
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Agreed. And think of the time this series has saved us. The 23 minute video she produced is much more concise (and enjoyable) than suffering through the original!
everybody learns. celebrimbor, the greatest elven smith of the second age learned about alloys last season.
@@Goldenchild9304 lol, you base it on what? XD
Quite simply the best summary of this show on the internet. Fab stuff Liene.
I now know the sun is outside of mountains AND 3x3=9. I’m learning so much from ROP.
And we learnt in season 1 why boats float and stones sink, also not to build important infrastructure like a big trench directly at a massive tree. Highly educational show!
@@Don9872 Also never forget the sea is always right, useful knowledge could be important later
If they had stuck to prime numbers instead of 9, they could have said something like “the rings of power on Prime!”
Missed marketing
You’re telling me the dwarves built great kingdoms out of stone, and they had no idea where the edge of the mountain was? 🤣 and 109 other ridiculous things about this show
Hollywood clevers & show-ruiners don’t know a lot of skills, or doing & fixing things. They have immigrants for that.
Who knew there were so many convenient, pre-drilled sun holes carved through layers of mountain rock and stone, that only require a few taps with a hammer to reveal.
And load bearing walls in a mountain are about 5 feet from the surface
I was really expecting an exchange like this to happen in the show:
Durin III: “We must dig more deep!”
Durin IV: “But Durin, that would simply be too greedily!”
Durin III: “Don’t question me Durin. I will delve too greedily and deep even if it leads to the awakening of a balrog of Morgoth!”
Durin IV: “You might as well tell the orcs to speak friend and enter!”
*Durin and Durin both look to the camera and nod*
exactly. all they needed was to add "what we just said should remind you of when others said it in LOTR" as a disclaimer
This is good stuff. You're hired.
The best part is they treat Khazad Dum like it was some hidden city. It wasn’t, it was largest and most well known of the Dwarven kingdoms. It wasn’t some hidden place that looked only like a mountain. It had a giant main entrance, the doors are usually kept open. Why? Air, they need air. It had windows and balconies on the upper levels, it had external towers. Dwarves traded heavily, and were hired for labor, to build things like roads, bridges, walls, towns, cities, statues. It’s such a forced and stupid plot. Light holes? Light holes would be good for very short periods of time. The sun moves. The deeper the holes, the less effective it is. It’s like asking the sun to pass light directly through a straw, and maintain that for 12 hours, without moving the straw. Dwarven kingdoms had external windows, giants doors they kept open. They would close the doors when they came under attack. But like any mine, you need ventilation to the outside and air flow, or you die.
Khazad Dum isn't secret in the that show. wdm?
The sunhole recovery project lmao
Lady Liene getting Spicier with every episode 😆
Can we blame her? Lol. She's being forced to see a soap opera for our amusement.
@@64kernelhey woah don’t insult soap operas, at least they are internally consistent.
@@thevictorianconservative1093This one was Days of Our Underground Lives
Your dedication to the roles you're playing is more inspiring than the show. 😂
This episode felt like a comedy skit, I loved your narration . Subbed !
"The Doors of Durin, Lord of Moria. Speak, friend, and enter. I, Narvi, made them. Celebrimbor of Hollin drew these signs." So... A dwarf named Narvi made the doors and Celebrimbor just did the decorations. By the way, Narvi and Celebrimbor were the two that had the close friendship, not Elrond and Durin.
Even though Celebrimbor said Narvi was a thief.
@@magister343 No, they were good friends long before the rings were made. That's why Narvi made the password to enter the doors the elvish word for "friend."
Great Value Gandalf is the best You Tube name for “the stranger” by far.
Dollar Store Gandalf would have been too anachronism. Indeed! Kudos, Lienne! 😂
the creativity of YTers naming those characters surpasses the RoP writers' creativity
No Name brand Gandalf
Al-Pharazon is off-brand Jack Black, just waiting for her to connect those dots
3*2=6 and to make up for the short stature of the dwarves, Sauron gave them one for free. Thats why the dwarves got 7 rings.
It was a buy 6, get one free deal
Lady Liene is the type of girlie friend everyone wants in their life to discuss modern tv shows. And movies, and books and everything else actually! 💐🧡
Just saw on @LadyGravemaster recent ROP video that Adar is Celeborn with amnesia, Galadriel will use the ring to heal him. Their secret daughter is one of the smiths working for Celebrimbor, the one that Sauron took a liking too and commented on her resemblance to Galadriel. This makes so much sense.
I watch each new episode of ROP with high anticipation of watching Liene's summary!
Here! Here!!!
The dwarfs are really going to go crazy when the turn the whole top of the mountain into a sun hole. Making a plateau.
Sometimes to win the war, you have to retreat from battle... So hard to write, took me an hour's time😂😂😂😂
-Two things, my lord, must thee know of the nameless things. First, they are... things. And second, they are...
-Nameless?
-You do know them then?
-No, just a wild stab in the dark which is, incidentally, what you'll be getting if you don't start being a bit more helpful.
I see what you did there, oh wise woman😂
Sitting 'round the campfire roasting bits of flesh on skewers. One asks, "What's for supper? The answer, "Well, not sure exactly,...it's nameless!"
Here's another thought. You've gotta be pretty bad ass to eat nameless thing flesh! Especially if they freak out the Balrog!
The rationale for making 9 sounds like something Jack Black might make up.
“If 3 rings are awesome then 9 rings will be awesome…SQUARED! Skidoosh!”
the whole thing with the rolling crystal rock and disa is so hilarious.. like if that scene doesn't summarize the state of this show idk what does. just happens to drop and roll into some random area nobodys been and there happens to be a balrog LOL wtfffffffff
I’m surprised she didn’t hook up with it..she
Oops somewhat like a Balrog herself
needed "on top of spaghetti" music
At 2:50 : In case you didn't know, Amazon's dwarves started a door and sun hole business. It's called " Doors and sun holes Durin and sons ". They're selling to their elf buddies at discount.
So, when they make a hole they put it where the sun does shine!
@@allthings2allmen Good one, sir.
"Fighting might not decide a matter, but it may prevent the matter being decided for you."
Galadriel pulled that shank on Adar like she had just done hard time in federal prison! Surprised she didn’t get him for his commissary and lunch trays too…
didn't know that G's story has a prison arc
This popped up in my "feed". And glad I am that it did, this was a lot of fun to listen to!
The Phantom reference had me 😂
Disa knows all about load-bearing walls amirite
Also load bearing chairs, load bearing beds, load bearing couches, load bearing toilets…
@@timkinss bruh 🤣🤣🤣
Disa is a load bearing load her-sayelf! (pathetic & utterly annoying imitation Scottish accent) On that subject, Durin IV's accent embarrasses me in the privacy of my own home! It makes sense for Hobbits to have a scottish sound but the dwarves? SO CLICHE! AAAAARGH!!!!
The voice you use for the king guy (I don't know his name) is both stuffy and whiny: Perfection! :D
I believe you are referring to Gil-Galad. I think I heard her refer to him as Elf-Alpha!? That really makes me chuckle! Oh! It's shit's & giggles galore with ROP!
The Cartman "Whatever, I do what I want!" absolutely took me out 😂 you're hilarious
These recaps are always so funny.
Thank you for these reviews! I can't tell you how much fun I'm having watching these videos from you!
I'm so glad!
I love the Rings of Power, it is the best LOTR parody ever!
The Vibes of Power!
Ehem, that's a show I could get behind!
“That wall won’t bear the load… the load… bear the load…”
Durinwise Gamgee
She''s brilliant! I love this so much.
All the rings were made for the elves all of them
Even the ones that were supposedly for the dwarves and for the humans
All of them were made for the elves originally
This is the best thing I've seen all day. Thanks!
Never realized the top of a mountain could be a load-bearing wall.
@@GamingTremor basically a foot thick
Your narration of the dialogue is far more entertaining than the show itself.
Lol "sun holes." I've never wanted to see a Balrog so much as I do right now.
Thank you.
Love your recaps!! LMAO
This is so much better! thank you!
I'm really enjoying these humorous reviews... you go girl!!! 😁
The best part of the video was the "A Bit of Fry & Laurie" skit. Love me some Hugh & Stephen
I feel the rings should be recalled and reimbursed. Not sure why it's not part of the warranty already
Don't they look just like candy rings!
The only reason I still watch ROP is to properly enjoy these videos!
The don’t be suspicious bit had me in tears. 😂😂
I could never bring myself to watch the abomination that is "Rings 🤢f P🤮wer", but that summary was hilarious! Will be watching the whole show like that...
Outstanding quality of comedy 👏🏾🐻👌🏾
I love the way Elendil says the Not Queen opened his eyes to the Faithful, when in season one he was the Faithful and she was adamant that being friends with the elves was the downfall of her father, and she'd have nothing to do with the elves, _(pronounced elf, because there was only one there),_ but I'm sure the elves...all one of them...will now have fully taken all the Numenorean jobs, as the crowds were devastatingly worried about...immediately before changing their minds 180° and rallying to the elf's cause to go to the Southlands, but now blaming their Not Queen for all the deaths of their people...
*And if none of this made sense...then you understand the show!
Your music at the end of these videos is AWESOME!
Classic...Keep it up I love these reviews :) I hope you do these for Wheel of time.
I did!
That is more mentions of sunholes than I ever expected to hear.
I have that scene from Parks and Rec stuck in my now thanks..
Don’t be suspicious..don’t beee suspicious
Today kids we learned that Oddball was right to say "Stop with the negative vibes" when it comes to ringcraft. Plus Arthur Dent lives on when a temple is threatened with demolition to make way for a Numenorean Hyperspace bypass. Amazon blending literature ( and films) like a boss.
Very funny and entertaining, much better than the show itself. Take my sub
She’s far cuter than the drinker. Even without a soul. Bravo. Here is your upthumb.
Every time I see "Cele-Bimbo" I get a a real strong Keebler elf vibe! I also think that the three 'elven' rings should have been called "Snap, Crackle & Pop!"
Yes! How can they not know which walls are a couple feet from the outdoors???
Scammer Celebrimbor out here selling Durin a ringpop
I’d honestly prefer a ring pop 🤪
What I was thinking!
For some reason I found it especially hilarious that Kelly Belly was acting like he's completely powerless to stop Sauron from using his shop, equipment, AND employees to make the rings. There's just no conceivable way he could stop it!
lol that’s a load bearing wall😂
Just found your channel and I must say that I love the bookcases, excellent collection. And great video as well.
This episode has two scenes I had to rewind multiple times as I had no idea what just happened: The scene with Disa in the cave where there’s a weird jump between scenes where the rock suddenly appears in the water and it seems like two unrelated cuts from different angles, and the scene with the girl smith and the anvil. I also laughed through the fight scene in the shrine as it seemed like a scene that tried to be emotional, but I didn’t know why I would care about any of these who characters I didn’t know the name of, and then the one I think we were supposed to root for dropped his sword to get killed.
I really am enjoying your recaps, I will be sad when this season is over as I will miss these. =D
Your commentary is 100 x better than the crap they have written for this POC
Tolkien's elves are superhuman and uncanny and that's not easy to portray onscreen. Celebrimbor is supposed to be a badass, and a confident fellow.
Feanor's grandson reduced to a hobbit, how the mighty have fallen
You do excellent work with these!
I have an actual question, since I have not watched the program (nor do I intend to): the Doors of Durin show the symbol of Durin, a hammer and anvil. Has the show actually portrayed the Dwarves of Moria actually _crafting_ anything (aside from the doors themselves, made of stone)? Working metal? Using hammers and anvils and forges and all? Or do they just 'mine' and break stone? Surely when war comes, we will see them forging weapons and armor, at least for the Elves, preferably with Prokofiev music from 'Alexander Nevsky'. But has this been set up at all?
Of course, like everything else, they got the Doors of Durin wrong. Narvi's accomplishment in building them is in making them invisible and impenetrable without the pass-word. No hint of a crack between them, nor hinges, and a 'magical' method of opening. It was just a plain wall of stone. The letters and other inscriptions were only visible when illuminated by moonlight. As Rings of Power portrays matters, Narvi made all the lettering (notwithstanding the inscription that Celebrimbor of Eregion made these letters), the _ithildin_ is purely decorative since the signs can be read by daylight, and Celebrimbor was basically painting by numbers when he makes the letters (although laying metallic leaf is quite exacting).
Diversify your income streams…. Brilliant, absolutely brilliant
Apparently now they can also mine light among other valuable ores and gems.
Thats whats cool about the Doors of Durin is they were a sign of unity and friendship between the two races, Elf/Dwarf. Very meaningful and was glad this is the ONE thing the show got right. The elves already had the rock, it was shown in the first season as the giant slab table they sat at in Eregion, where they even talked about it. The creation of the Doors of Durin by the Elves and Narvi, the dwarf, was a HUGE thing in Tolkiens legendarium. Oh I didnt know that was the "navy". haha they look like the saddest Navy ever. Not really giving off those lords of the water vibes now are they?
The only way the slaves of the sun speech would make sense is if the dwarves did not just use shafts and mirrors but trapped sunlight in gems like the silmarils. Feanor never taught anyone how to make Silma, but the elves still knew how to trap light well enough to make the Phial of Galadriel to trap light from the star of Earendil (one of the silmarils which Elrond's dad took into the sky on his flying ship.)
Minor correction, it wasn’t rocks from valinor it was the metal that the mithril was being alloyed with that was from valinor. They used Galadriels brothers dagger thing. Still has the same problem with what are they using now?
Especially since Season One made it clear that they only had enough of the Valinorian silver and gold to make the 3 rings, that all the matter of middle earth of corrupted by the essence of Morgoth, and that the rings of power would magnify the corruption found in ordinary gold such that it should be obvious why the Seven and the Nine Rings would tend towards evil.
Celebrimbor : MAXIMUM EFFORT 💍
so he carved horizontally and then magically its a vertical hole... WOW so magic..
Thank you for all the lols 🤣
Hahah the Phantom of the Opera was very accurate
Lol Maybe she was channeling Sun Tzu: The art of subduing an enemy without fighting
Looking forward to the elves and orcs teaming up!
“Choosing the lesser of two evils.” 😂
Sure, let's drop the sword next to the guy you threatened to kill. Sure, let's put our backs to him with the sword beside him. The dude was really showing the points to be stabbed.
Ha ha ha, Fry & Laurie.
I also don't get their choice of visual appearance, like the dude who plays Gil-galad is not a bad looking man, but in the show he looks like a humanized Baby Yoda with a Forest Gump heaircut and a shrunken head on a fat neck. Instead of looking like a beautiful and powerful elven king, he kinda evokes pitty. Jackson's Gil-galad was perfect, the charachter looked strong, fierce and yet different enough from humans to gather he's probably an elf. Here, all the Elves are simply humans with funny ears and Gucci fashion show hair-dos.
Dwarf Fortress solved the Sun thing 20 years ago.
Another great (and funny) that saved me from having to actually watch the show itself. Please make a "comedy special" for each season, and some other shows. I think they'd be hilarious.
So the dwarven rings not only corrupt their will but also gives x-rays of mountains, BUT also the moutain isn't cursed anymore, the holes don't refill themselves if the holes are choosen by the ring!! ooh Woahw!
This stuff at least gives a good laugh at times😂😂😂
Dwarves' turn to yell "They took our jerbs!"
Next time someone gives me a bad attitude...
"Well aren't you just a shining sun hole!?"
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant comedic take on how to watch this monstrosity of a show. John Cleese would be proud. Kudo's!!!
Thank you!
load bearing wall made me laugh
The Rings of Powder (no spelling mistake!) are the source to many an ability, most would call... unnatural. Like winning battles without fighitng (Sun Zu approves), getting frontal lighting from the back, getting ppl to do stuff despite them having explained why they think it is sus and won´t do it and many more! FindoutallpossibilitiesinourspecialadvertismentshowTheRingsofPower!!!!
Episode 5 was like a soap-level drama
Watching this video right after the episode was a pearl😂. Accurate observations of that joke show.
Now, it has fully become a TeleNovela.
Why do you torture yourself by watching this series? I literaly gave up 10 minutes in the first episode of season 1, because I was concerned for my mental health.
You should really put out these as a show after that crap is done for! What I like is that you don't just make fun of a dumb show, you do it by making excellent point about the gaping holes in the story and dialogue. Like "my brother is dead so I'm right - oh yeah, but he's my son, so why am I not right" and a bunch of others. Funny cause it's true and obvious, literally. Keep at it!
I wait for this to drop, no need to watch the show 😂❤