This makes me appreciate Steve Carell playing Michael Scott even more. How he used to pretend to be an actor and act terribly and also his character was terrible at lying during some scenes.
Sally is honestly such a beautifully human character. She's selfish and afraid and has a fairly limited sense of self preservation, building up to a solidly flawed character with so much room for growth and change. I'm genuinely excited to see where the story takes her.
Sally is intriguing character, i just, sometimes i hate her but right now i want to cry for her. The writers really did a good job for potraying this kind abusive situation.
Azula The Devil's Wench lmao and barry is perfect right? if we can forgive him for murdering countless people then i think we can forgive sally for being a little self absorbed...
"star wars didn't happen and it's a rad movie" is sucha great line. its also sweet because hes trying to console her in the most barry way. He's not a film snob so his knowledge of film is so basic that star wars is probably the most high brow movie that he enjoys.
@ellen johnsson theyre writing scenes about their real lives and sally is lying about standing up to her abusive ex-husband (in reality she forgave him and comforted him after he hit her) and barry is trying to gently ask her if shes lying and that if she IS lying hes saying that its okay to lie about her trauma because something doesnt have to happen in real life to be a good piece of entertainment, like star wars. hes saying that despite star wars being based on fictional events (like her account of standing up to sam) its still a great movie and her scene could still be great regardless of whether it actually happened.
Okay can I just say I love the dialogue in this scene, it's a mess but... I mean I feel like we've all been in situations like this where someone is just so upset that they're barely making sense as they talk and they can't even finish their sentences and it just feels so real.
For anyone who’s been in any kind of abusive relationship, the part at 3:02 is just crazily real. Such an incredibly well written moment. We all wish we’d done what we knew we should have in the moment.
2:55 I like how he basically admitted that he's not Barry Block and not an actual actor... because he's saying it in the same format that he recommends Sally for faking herself as courageous
Yeah, and Barry’s soft “it’s okay (to lie a little)” really got to me. She took that advice and ran a bit too far with it when she got so scared about the massive crowd at the end of the season...
@@vampbat I loved that because we see that she always has a wall up to protect herself -it was already so hard for her to be vulnerable with the class, she pushed herself a little too hard and the defense mechanism came back.
I love how honest and brutally realistic this scene is. Just because the hidden damage isn't always apparent doesn't mean it isn't there under the surface.
Of course it does.You'd think that in order for your advice to be effective,you'd have experience that matters in the first place.,You have to take your own advice to practice and heart as well;otherwise,what's the point?
I was going to say this. I felt so incredibly sad for Sally because most victims leave their absusers like she did, and the show did an incredible show portraying that she wasn't an exception and yet people didn't want that, people didn't want reality but a fantasy version where the victim gets to say what she wants and gets to have the last word. Incredibly sad.
I don't wanna break the vibe of seriousness and the topic of abus but I started crying at exactly 3:08 because BILL HADER WHISPERING IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THINGS EVER
I never thought that the guy who voiced Flint Lockwood from Cloudy With The Chance Of Meatballs and Fear from Inside Out(yes,I know,it's stupid for me to know who he is by his voice rather than his face,but life had always been like that for me as I grew up,always knowing actors by name,voice,and/or face but almost never connecting the dots together) would be this great of an actor,I suppose.Let's make a note to never,ever again,underestimate our favorite comedians ever again!
@@dafilmqueen556 also, Guy Gagne from Turbo, watched it a few years ago and _a few years later_ watching his roles grow in movies and then suddenly while my nephew was watching Turbo I completely flipped out when I realized that it took me years to notice that Bill voiced out that villain *like YO WHAT THE HELL HOW DID I NOT-*
This show is written so damn well, I love how they handle these deep complicated and sometimes really dark topics. I can’t wait to see sally finally get to where she wants to be in S3, but I’m sure there’ll be something to make it all fucked again lmao
Late reply, sorry! In the show she’s SUPER self-centered/narcissistic while also being deeply insecure-it’s that combination that just pisses off a lot of people very easily. Personally I also do get annoyed by her but she’s my favorite character on the show, I think her flaws just make her a better character
@oktopustrainer Wow, you really don't understand this show. One of the main themes is trauma. And the absurdity/comedic part is that acting helps process or even "use" the trauma, even for a hitman. Hardly anyone on this show is a perfect person. Sally is self-absorbed and does selfish things sometimes, but she has her own traumas and sometimes she is held as a mirror to Barry. They both do shitty things in reaction to the scale of their own trauma. This show isn't just about an "alpha killing machine." It's sad to think you only want to see Barry shoot and kill things, and not see him interact with a realistic portrayal of a struggling actress -- the other side of his double life.
@oktopustrainer It definitely read as sarcasm to me. Also the first comment clearly didn't need commas, as it was meant to be an uninterrupted long sentence. People don't read too good apparently.
Can't stand her character, but the actress is great at being an a$$hol. The character is such a manipulative lying user that you can't believe any of her stories about her "abuse". She psychologically abuses Barry to make herself feel better about her own failures. All the while not knowing how dangerous he really is. Love the show and I hope Bill Hader gets the recognition he deserves for it.
Развлечения
Actors portraying bad actors have to be really good actors.
Or the people are the bad actors and the people being told to act good.
This makes me appreciate Steve Carell playing Michael Scott even more. How he used to pretend to be an actor and act terribly and also his character was terrible at lying during some scenes.
Like when Dominic West put on a bad British accent in The Wire.
This portrayal of abuse is so real. Well done writers.
Noise Pollution no?
@Noise Pollution I hope you fall on your balls
If this is sarcasm I agree
@@DEMKOFILMPRODUCTIONS2022 its not ☺ I really do love how they addressed her abuse in the show.
"star wars didn't happen and it's a rad movie" what a line
(me watching this clip in star wars jammies) where is the lie?
The way he delivered it too as well 👌🏾
i mean bill hader says rad so much in his real life and he loves star wars so I don't think there was much acting in it
That shit hit me hard.
Sally is honestly such a beautifully human character. She's selfish and afraid and has a fairly limited sense of self preservation, building up to a solidly flawed character with so much room for growth and change. I'm genuinely excited to see where the story takes her.
I love how human the characters in this show are
Wow I literally just saw her as manipulative jerk. I honestly thought she was lying about this
fucking dying laughing at this comment after season 4 💀💀💀
Damn this comment didn't age well LMAO
Sally is intriguing character, i just, sometimes i hate her but right now i want to cry for her. The writers really did a good job for potraying this kind abusive situation.
Why hate her?
Azula The Devil's Wench lmao and barry is perfect right? if we can forgive him for murdering countless people then i think we can forgive sally for being a little self absorbed...
Sally is kind of annoying sometimes, yes
@@lamb9770 oh no someone's triggered
Frankie he killed innocent people as well. keep telling yourself that you sexist loser.
"star wars didn't happen and it's a rad movie" is sucha great line. its also sweet because hes trying to console her in the most barry way. He's not a film snob so his knowledge of film is so basic that star wars is probably the most high brow movie that he enjoys.
@ellen johnsson theyre writing scenes about their real lives and sally is lying about standing up to her abusive ex-husband (in reality she forgave him and comforted him after he hit her) and barry is trying to gently ask her if shes lying and that if she IS lying hes saying that its okay to lie about her trauma because something doesnt have to happen in real life to be a good piece of entertainment, like star wars. hes saying that despite star wars being based on fictional events (like her account of standing up to sam) its still a great movie and her scene could still be great regardless of whether it actually happened.
Star Wars is smart enough to not have to be high brow. It's blatantly smarter than pretty much every movie they are stooging in their acting class.
Okay can I just say I love the dialogue in this scene, it's a mess but... I mean I feel like we've all been in situations like this where someone is just so upset that they're barely making sense as they talk and they can't even finish their sentences and it just feels so real.
I think every younger sibling has done that before.
For anyone who’s been in any kind of abusive relationship, the part at 3:02 is just crazily real. Such an incredibly well written moment. We all wish we’d done what we knew we should have in the moment.
This is so real.
I love both of them so much. This show is so beautiful and sad and hilarious. It's perfect.
2:55 I like how he basically admitted that he's not Barry Block and not an actual actor... because he's saying it in the same format that he recommends Sally for faking herself as courageous
Barry Block is also this good person that he wants to be and he admitted that he's not really that person!
She helped him choose that name right?
Moxaline Gilmore Ryan Madison did.
Yeah, and Barry’s soft “it’s okay (to lie a little)” really got to me. She took that advice and ran a bit too far with it when she got so scared about the massive crowd at the end of the season...
@@vampbat I loved that because we see that she always has a wall up to protect herself -it was already so hard for her to be vulnerable with the class, she pushed herself a little too hard and the defense mechanism came back.
I love how honest and brutally realistic this scene is. Just because the hidden damage isn't always apparent doesn't mean it isn't there under the surface.
Sally’s arc this season was amazing
Sucks that Sally is getting honesty advice from a hired killer who’s lying about his entire life.
Of course it does.You'd think that in order for your advice to be effective,you'd have experience that matters in the first place.,You have to take your own advice to practice and heart as well;otherwise,what's the point?
pretty good advice, though
This actress is brilliant. She plays her role so convincingly it is a pleasure to watch.
Having worked with victims of domestic abuse... this is painfully accurate.
I was going to say this. I felt so incredibly sad for Sally because most victims leave their absusers like she did, and the show did an incredible show portraying that she wasn't an exception and yet people didn't want that, people didn't want reality but a fantasy version where the victim gets to say what she wants and gets to have the last word. Incredibly sad.
I don't wanna break the vibe of seriousness and the topic of abus but I started crying at exactly 3:08 because BILL HADER WHISPERING IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THINGS EVER
ASMR- Bill Hader tells you it's okay.
@@linnycrocus6023 yes please
I never thought that the guy who voiced Flint Lockwood from Cloudy With The Chance Of Meatballs and Fear from Inside Out(yes,I know,it's stupid for me to know who he is by his voice rather than his face,but life had always been like that for me as I grew up,always knowing actors by name,voice,and/or face but almost never connecting the dots together) would be this great of an actor,I suppose.Let's make a note to never,ever again,underestimate our favorite comedians ever again!
@@dafilmqueen556 also, Guy Gagne from Turbo, watched it a few years ago and _a few years later_ watching his roles grow in movies and then suddenly while my nephew was watching Turbo I completely flipped out when I realized that it took me years to notice that Bill voiced out that villain *like YO WHAT THE HELL HOW DID I NOT-*
@@jaqenhghar4651,oh my lord,I forgot that one!🤦♀️
Ok "Barry" enthusiast... It's Official... Starting tonight I will be watching my first full episode of BARRY!!! So freaking excited.
aware of the fact you commented this a year ago, but i gotta know... DID YOU LIKE IT??
"yeah but, star wars didn't happen and that's a Rad movie." god I fucking love you Barry 😭
I’ve never seen abuse be so accurately portrayed in My entire life
Bill Hader and Sarah Goldberg are really good actors!
(They are the reason I want to be an actress)
3:04 my heart 🥺
Saaaaaame
This show is written so damn well, I love how they handle these deep complicated and sometimes really dark topics. I can’t wait to see sally finally get to where she wants to be in S3, but I’m sure there’ll be something to make it all fucked again lmao
1:03 he just schlatt walks in like bruh
Humpfrey Holy shit it finally happened....a Schlatt reference in the wild! Lol
Yes yes yes yes yes yes YES!!!
“Yeah but Star Wars didn’t happen and that’s a rad movie” is definitely a line writer by Bill.
wow, now that's some great acting.. very impressed.
"star wars didn't happen, and that's a rad movie"
sarah goldberg is truly underrated
Dammit, when is the new season dropping?!
I’m not crying.. I- I have chronic..wet eye syndrome...
So underrated
That's crazy considering the latest scene from season 3 ep 2. Barry is turning into a sam figure in her life now
she also turned into sam when she confronted her assistant
How have I never heard of this?
Take this scene out of context and Barry is the best boyfriend ever LOLOL
Can I please just buy this on dvd already? I don't care if its 30 bucks, I just want a f*cking dvd
I have never heard of the show up until a few hours ago but why does everyone hate sally?
Late reply, sorry! In the show she’s SUPER self-centered/narcissistic while also being deeply insecure-it’s that combination that just pisses off a lot of people very easily. Personally I also do get annoyed by her but she’s my favorite character on the show, I think her flaws just make her a better character
@oktopustrainer you need more commas in ur life sir. Xp
@oktopustrainer Wow, you really don't understand this show. One of the main themes is trauma. And the absurdity/comedic part is that acting helps process or even "use" the trauma, even for a hitman. Hardly anyone on this show is a perfect person. Sally is self-absorbed and does selfish things sometimes, but she has her own traumas and sometimes she is held as a mirror to Barry. They both do shitty things in reaction to the scale of their own trauma.
This show isn't just about an "alpha killing machine." It's sad to think you only want to see Barry shoot and kill things, and not see him interact with a realistic portrayal of a struggling actress -- the other side of his double life.
@oktopustrainer It definitely read as sarcasm to me. Also the first comment clearly didn't need commas, as it was meant to be an uninterrupted long sentence. People don't read too good apparently.
She isn't great in the first season
Bill hader does not get the credit he deserves
Sally is based off bill, this hits different seeing this now. Poor baby 🥺
I don't think he was being serious when he said that.
Star wars never stated it was a true story lol.
It’s amazing how well the writer portray a troubled young women who’s manipulated a story into her victim story.
Oh no, moments of this video are so sad and terrible.
Was there a main reason Sally wanted to end her realtionship with Barry just asking and is there a main reason and they can't make it work just asking
She’s still attached to Sam, and she’s only using Barry to help her with her acting. She doesn’t care about his emotional state at all.
No update yet for season 2 DVD of Barry just asking
Next fall
Buy it on RUclips. That's what I did.
just fucking marry me bill hader jesus christ
Was there a main reason Sally felt extremely emotional just asking
Wayne Hoxit she still hasn’t dealt with the fact that she just ran away because she wants people to believe she’s strong and independent.
She is so full of bs and manipulative but still I love her character.
Pete Smith she’s speaking her truth. how is this bs or manipulative?
PHH the final scene where she deviates from the original scene is mildly manipulative of barry
PHH her truth? There is no her truth or his truth. There is just truth.
@@lamb9770 it wasn’t the truth. She didn’t tell her husband off
@@GigaChadh976 you guys missed the entire point of sally’s arc yikes
That little headshake thing after she delivers a line is so annoying. Is that a Sarah thing or a character choice?
how is someone shaking their head annoying
Person: *moves head*
This guy: A N G E R Y
I never said someone shaking their head is annoying. I said that her doing it after every single line is annoying.
@@linnycrocus6023 don't watch it then lmfao
Wow. Such brilliance coming from you. I'm allowed to watch a show, enjoy it and criticize parts of it..that's the point of a comment section, dumbass.
Can't stand her character, but the actress is great at being an a$$hol. The character is such a manipulative lying user that you can't believe any of her stories about her "abuse". She psychologically abuses Barry to make herself feel better about her own failures. All the while not knowing how dangerous he really is. Love the show and I hope Bill Hader gets the recognition he deserves for it.