The Dark Side Of Transport (DHMIS)
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Part 5 of a six part series (link to playlist). • Water Wave DHMIS Comme...
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Timestamps
0:00 Trapped In Your Own Life
0:45 3 parts
1:37 The Routine
4:47 The Same Route Every Day
6:08 Ducks View On Change
7:04 Poor Wittle Red
7:54 Mr Transport
10:08 Roadtrip Whoo
12:27 Mullshoven aka Yellows Spooky Dream
14:34 Lore Time
16:45 Darker Show Now Me Thinks
18:35 Reveal Number 1
20:33 Feeling Dissatisfied
23:01 Reveal Number 2
26:32 Fave Episode & Overall Thoughts
28:28 Outro aka i luv you
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I will say, I LOVE how the steam locomotive teacher is portrayed as like a 200-year old man, because steam engines are amazing behemoths that are literally given life through fire and flames, but when diesels were invented, they ceased work. Steam engines have an especially great history in Britain.
Yeah that’s a really good point, it’s time to go back to the ol steam trains I think
@@waterwaveybaby Well not really. I mean, we love them, but they kinda stopped using them for a reason
Trains are f###ing awesome
@@raresr9698 absofrigginlutely!
I think this is like parodying the Outdated examples used in Schools, like the School Building being portrayed as Wooden houses with a physical bell
I think the saddest part is that Red guy once succeeded in leaving the show, unfortunately he too could stay out for long and it broke him.
When?
@@dareylyolkfrat The original web series
@Annistar web series
I like that at the end, Lesley is so confused about how to end the show with everyone at home that she just forces them back into the house suddenly and with no explanation to the audience
Also fun fact: The GPS mentions a place called Clayhill, which is the exact town that the now-defunct pilot "Wakey Wakey" took place in. Becky and Joe scrapped a full series in this location because they felt that the political commentary was too out of place and ham-fisted in the series, as well as a town not having the same cramped and claustrophic atmosphere the web series had.
becky seeing dhmis 3 and 6 existing:
@@lamedan5445 how were those episodes political lmao
"... they felt that the political commentary was too out of place and ham-fisted in the series..."
More creators need to realise this.
@@jeremyjones7436 there were a lot of references to politics and presidency
@@cklounge2096still that was two episodes not the whole show
Dhmis is so unique. I also like how it evolved from mostly gore to psychological horror 💀
Yeah same. Psychological has more impact in my opinion.
I enjoy both gore and psychological horror, but only in the way that DHMIS does it really
Honestly, web series do also have underrated psychological horror. The way how episode 5 slowly building up, the way episode 3 implications are.
@@rangikumatsumoto3143episode 5 was both disturbing and sad...well, both fifth episodes
@@nickname5447exactly. They don't abandon the gore completely and use it more effectively. The horror in the series is leagues better
It's kind of funny that button mashing is a consistent method to drive the plot forward in these episodes--Duck hitting the panel in the elevator in "Jobs", Red typing wildly in "Friendship", and again in "Transport". It's like they have so little understanding of how the world works, they just get lucky by interacting with random shit until something changes
That actually makes a lot of sense.
I always assumed Leslie gets so frustrated with them trying everything except the correct solution that by the time they reach the button mashing stage she just gives up and allows things to move on, correct or not
Do you think the Time Child was a very desperate attempt to keep the trio distracted? I mean space alcohol, thats far out!
But, you know.. it failed cause red guy takes control way before he arrives..
i think the time child was more a case of petty revenge to get back at them for leaving, by sticking in this new cool teacher when they're not around
I thought it was Time Trials?
Also being that Duck is older in age, older individuals are usually "stuck" or never wants to change their routines or way of life
Yes, Red is such a special character to drive the entire concept of existential crisis with. The fact he gets so close to escaping, not just in the show but also in the webseries, and it just keeps throwing him back into his eternal prison is all just so sad.
And in both cases, the brief taste of escape that he gets isn’t better than the prison he’s trapped in. He gets what he wants for a bit, but it’s just as bad as the house. He can’t even hope to escape somewhere better because there is nowhere better.
My mother is very sick and can't go to many places. Oddly enough, this series gave me a better insight on how stressful a lack of control over your life is.
It’s horrible… home doesn’t seem so happy when all you want is to be normal and be able to leave AND come back. Every days the same for me and I relate too hard to this. Love your mom a lil extra 💜 family helps a lot… I long for a family .
I think red's line about how "oh yeah uh...the neighbors will be around...sometime." was more him lying to yellow so yellow wouldn't get worried rather than truly believing it. He was pretty hesitant on that line. He might more have realized that he has really messed up.
i love the way they wrote red's breakdown towards the end of the episode, and joseph's acting really punched me in the gut on my first watch especially. when red tells duck, "grolton ALWAYS makes it to his appointment, and they start the next episode BACK AT HOME," you can really feel that desperation coming through. it's horrible and sad knowing that red not only recognizes the reality of their situation on some level, but he's also finally starting to see, as everything falls apart around him, that any attempt to change it is just gonna end in failure. existential dread at its best.
I'm not sure I necessarily agree with the idea that the puppetmaster is losing control. I think she specifically sent the train guy because she knew Red would try to escape (it feels a bit too convenient that he just happens to "die" as a car with them inside) and she wanted them to see what was out there. It's not like there was any real danger of them actually escaping, as we saw at the end she can just reset them and they're back home. So since Red was getting a bit stir-crazy she probably figured this would be a good "lesson."
which would also explain time child
@annistar9693. They're her puppets.
It could be a mix of both her losing control and perhaps she was in control of the events even when they reached reality were still in her control, but she's losing control over the main characters in the show, most likely for their safety since she's got her own higher ups that are most likely in control of her.
Random theory that I thought of while listening to this at work: the reason why the trio ended up at a junkyard is because Leslie threw them away. That's why their reality got abruptly ripped off -- she was no longer protecting them with a colorful fantasy. Her toys weren't acting the way she wanted them to, so she threw them in the bin. After all, she has "plenty of spares". That's also why Red has no memory of this when the next episode resets.
The way you've described red makes the interpretation of red representing teenagers much more believable, the feeling of not belonging, the feeling of wanting to find a place or a group of persons that makes us feel like we're not alone and that there are other people just like us
Firstly, mad props to the actress who does like the narration in the show. I've only ever heard someone legitimately scream in absolute terror (like their life is in immediate danger) once in my life which I'll never forget but the scream in this episode is very close to it and it genuinely haunts me. I adore horror but it's impossible to recreate that genuine scream so it's really impressive imo. Secondly, this is the episode that really stuck with me the most as it's very thematically resonant with my current life. I'm basically mentally stuck in life and have been for the past 2-3 years after having a severe mental breakdown that made me such a shell of myself that I almost wasn't human. I've improved a whole lot but I had to rebuild myself from literally nothing and I still really struggle with basic things like taking care of myself/ my living space, maintaining relationships, and doing literally anything I'd like to. I also have absolutely no clue on what I want to do with my future as I didn't think I'd make it this long for a significant amount of time. So I'm just stuck in a routine I hate desperately clawing my way to escape into a life that has meaning. I'm currently holding on to the fact that I may have undiagnosed ADHD and that, by getting a diagnosis, I can have something to get back to a more normal life. But the NHS isn't the best for actually getting a diagnosis of ADHD as I waited 2 years to be put on the waitlist which is another 1-2 year wait to get an appointment. Thankfully I should get an appointment this year but I'm stuck until then as my mental health is so complex that I need to see if I actually do have ADHD before I can untangle the remaining mess going on. However, like I said, I have improved a lot and have actually finished therapy for my PTSD so am currently working through life without weekly counseling for the first time in like 8 years which is scary but exciting.
Sorry for the rant but I just really relate to the feeling of being trapped in life and desperately trying to find a way out (in a positive, I have to keep on living way).
Sorry to hear that, I’m glad to hear you’ve improved even if just a little, I know how gruelling the NHS can be when it comes to mental health with the wait times they have now, I agree that this episode is the most impactful (at least to me anyway) I had a similar experience of feeling like I had to rebuild my life from the ground up and I was not expecting anything like this from the show at all when I first stuck it on, I hope you continue to improve!
I gotta say I had a realization. At the end of this episode, Leslie says no matter what they always come back home. This and the detail from the next episode where there's paintings of yellow going through the same door at different instances really resonated with me. I've been stuck for also about 2-3 years but there's points where I've felt like I've been at the same barrier to move on. I'm aware of my problems and I try to grow, but it's like I want awareness of awareness to really see the whole picture. I put those feelings to words and I felt like I had seen the exact same words somewhere else. Then I watch the last two episodes of dhmis and my mind was blown. I'm not religious, but there's also the story of the prodigal prince which had more or less the same words with a lot more fluff.
Holy shit @mebeth8962, we are living parallel lives
Another thing that I noticed upon rewatching this episode is that there is a slight hint that the teacher is actually alive before the end of the episode. Firstly, he did actually drink his "medication" , meaning that he couldn't have died of health issues, so that was the first sign that something is off. And secondly, while crossed out eyes in cartoons usually mean that the character is dead, they are also drawn when the character is unconscious or dazed, but when the teacher actually dies for real, his eyes are normal and wide open just like an actual dead person
For "jumping from location to location, never seeing the journey", In death, we do see Yellow walk out to Duck's grave to dig him up during the Memories song, implying that they just walked there the first time.
15:18 I think it's his son using his freedom because he was away from her, then got hit by a car. So now she hates the idea of freedom
omg ive never heard anyone say this theory before but that’s actually such a good one
@@rockification i think that matpat made a theory about this idea, i watched it and it’s very good
waterwave: “red is the most relatable of the trio”
me: * relates to yellow guy *
i relate to duvk guy^_^
I relate to red guy so now we have the main cast
@@NebulaBubbles yesss we’re the trio
I relate to the second duck. There’s *four* of us
Me relating to duck (he is de best one!)
I relate to Red so much because I'm also trapped in my life. It's really nice to see a character that I can relate with in that aspect. I've been trying to escape for a better future for years.
Red's story over the routine and wanting out is such a close-hitting story. I grew up in a horribly strict and isolated household, and when I was little, I never even thought anything was wrong of it. "(My mom) just wants me safe!". But getting older made me realize just how awful it was, both being stick like that and for her to have done so in the first place.
I took the first chance I could to get out of the cycle; I was lucky enough to stay out of it, but Red reminds me so much of how I felt then. Claustrophobic, trapped, dying for any scrap of freedom I could cling on to, and praying that one day the journey wouldn't end at "home".
My favorite line is when Yelow says "But this is our... where we are!"
Sooo this was supposed to come out 2 weeks ago and then last week but it just wasn’t quite ready, sorry for the wait, thank you for watching tho! Also looking for some recommendations for shows to cover and also just watch when I’m sleepy too so lemme know :)
Good video! Maybe you could cover... hmmm, that's a hard one because I haven't been watching your channel for a while. I would suggest Doctor Who, but I suggest that for everything, so...
@@littlebreadlive6232aye I have 2 dr who videos written atm one is halfway edited about the episode The Impossible Planet, Doctor Who is one of my favourite shows
I love these
Oh I just checked and you did already do Doctor Who
The owl house
i feel like this is my favorite episode is becous of red and how much his character is showcased, he is the *driving* force behind this episode and it really hammers home how much he feels trapped and wants things to change, which makes it very sad in ep 6 where he is seeming back to being content
Has anyone else wondered why Lesley may have created Duck and Red guy because for Yellow it makes sense as he resembles her son but what do the other two portray? Are they just characters made to accompany Yellow because if so, why would create characters that insult him it quite confuses me a lot. I really want to know how red guy and duck are connected.
For me red guy and duck used to be kids that got murdered
24:44 Growing up, me and my siblings used to get punished via a belt to the ass. The amount of times we’ve been told to not tell anyone at school that we get whipped bc they’d take us away and “Put us with a worse family” is one of the many reason why I plan on cutting contact from my parents when I move out.
The way that they tried to have us think that being away from them could mean that we’d get hurt worse from other ppl is such a insane thing to tell your kids when you’re hurting them yourselves.
My dad told me yesterday that us kids have had a extravagant life living him with and my step mom. I’ve thought about SH or taking my life so many times bc of them, I had to shut my mouth otherwise they’d threaten to kick me out the house.
The more I think about this episode, the more I see my irl issues within it. Even if I had a car, I don’t have a lot of money to stay in a decent apartment, I’d have to go back to my family if I want a roof over my head.
I’m not diagnosed with depression, but it’s becoming a mental struggle to keep living here as they are a big reason why I struggle with self loathing and the want to end my life.
I want to escape and never see them again, but I can’t do that right now. I don’t know when I’ll leave and I fucking hate it.
This is hard and horrible. I hope, a year out, things in your life have made it more possible to leave.
I don't know where you're at, I can't give any advice that isn't kinda empty. But there are places and people, even just nonprofits, that want to get safety and freedom for anyone in your position. Sometimes they know how to connect past jobs and directly into housing, since getting beat and manipulated is _absolutely traumatizing_ and something worth interrupting (or supporting) before you take your own life. Nothing is perfect, but you deserve help. I hope you can heal. I hope you're still alive.
@@royceroyce7715 I’m still here, and I appreciate your for taking the time to read mine and hoping I’m well. I have a car and I’m able to drive on my own soon. I’ve also made plans on going to college with my best friend this fall, or just moving out if that doesn’t work. I’m making effort into living my own life without my parent’s abuse. I hope you’re also doing well, thank you again :)
This explanation and analysis of both Red and Yellow Guy really struck a cord with me as someone who grew up with a mother who had PTSD and I suspect NPD. It’s taken me far longer than my peers to get out of my family’s house and out on my own because she kept me under her thumb for years. She was emotionally abusive, psychologically manipulative, controlling, and incredibly clingy. She sheltered me from the world and didn’t let me have any independence because she made the world out to be a “big and scary” place-and while it certainly can be, she made me feel so helpless without her. My whole life I felt like Red; wanting something more, wanting to go ANYWHERE but home (prison), wanting to be away from the toxicity of my family. I finally left for college for a while and I was hours away from home and alone for the first time, and I felt very much like the puppet trio in the “wasteland.” I adapted, but then the pandemic started at the end of my first year and I went back home because it wasn’t worth it to keep paying rent at my college res if I wasn’t going to class in person anymore. I ended up missing the freedom and independence and kept discussing moving out again, but my mother would keep making snarky remarks, she would tell me I would be helpless without her, she would say my partner would be incapable of “taking care of me” etc. But I’m finally leaving for university this year, and I have no intention of coming back. Anyway, longstory short, I deeply relate to the puppets and the feeling of entrapment and having a “puppeteer” always “pulling the strings” and that makes this particular episode even more unsettling for me lol
Reminds me of a quote from Girl Interrupted: 'You changed the scenery but not the situation'
Dont hug me im scared is the relativity painting version of psychological prison and or torture
Overly complicated just to get back at the beginning with no change but the burning pain of the futility of realizing you cant escape
I absolutely love how when the name “David” shows up in death, we literally get direct confirmation from Duck that Red or Yellow is David, since he points towards them and says “that’s him, he’s David”, it’s so genius to have such a direct reveal that’s masked by the joke of that we don’t usually get their names
No? He was talking about the gravestone, not red or yellow. the joke was that duck thought the gravestone had a name.
@@hyfi_n nah that’s the joke right after
@@Yuti640 uhmm. its not.
He's talking about the coffin, I'm pretty sure
the only thing that changes in the background is the painting it always relates to the episode in some way
Your videos are truly really good. Appreciate your insights, and your editing (both of your writing, and video) is extremely well done. So many video essayists end up with hour+ long videos because they keep repeating themselves and ranting. This stuff is thoughtful and well-thought-out
Thank you so much! I’ve been trying to improve my editing so it means a lot :)
This video came out at a strange time where I've never related to Red Guy more honestly. For reasons I won't go into because it's a bit too long of a story and too personal to share, I've been stuck at home since December, and I'm going to be stuck here for a few more months. All of my days have been blending together and I've been getting really irritable with the people I live with. I've even been just hiding in my room pretending I'm still asleep to avoid them for just a little longer, to get some kind of break from the repeating days.
Bit of a trauma dump, I know and I'm sorry. It's just my long-winded way of saying I can definitely see the horror here in this episode.
This series is so beautifully dark and portrays this existential crisis aspect so well.
13:00 I think that's the twins, or maybe a reference to them, from the Family episode. And that could possibly be their mother.
It feel's like a platos cave allegory where a group of prisoners are in a cave bound and unable to move. they see shapes come in the form of shadows on a wall from a light behind them.
One day a prisoner gets free, he is able to explore the world around him, he learns the shapes are people traveling a road through the cave and passing a brazier casting a shadow on the wall. he follows these people to the outside, at first the light is blinding and he has to take time to adjust, he sees the whole world outside his cave. He comes back to tell the other prisoners the news. They don't believe him. He no longer fits with the prisoners, and he does not fit in the world above.
After watching the whole series I have a clear idea of the DHMIS world. At the top there is the Council who plans the performances and the scenarios in this limbo/hell. Below them, there is Leslie the controller and narrator of the trio. Who might be as trapped as the trio. Below her, there are the animate objects like the suitcase and the coffin who teaches the trio those lessons. Beside them, there is Roy who seems to be the watcher/enforcer which intervenes if the episode plot goes too far off. Then there are the trio, who I think are souls who have been trapped there for unmeasurable amount of time. And there are the creatures like the twins and Warren who are outside of this ecosystem and have their own agendas.
My Autism makes me feel out of control when I'm not on a schedule, but I'm trying to be more like Red because being completely like Duck leads to a boring life.
I think the choice of a junkyard is also very particular given the teacher’s form. It’s a train, and car when he dies. It’s not really symbolic of anything, but it’s a nice detail that someone better at analyzing than me could probably look at.
what ive noticed about the show is that they ALWAYS try to split the trio up. jobs has duck rebel against yellow and red, death kills off duck and leaves the trio to have a new member, family tries to isolate yellow guy from them and make them believe theyre not a family, friendship has yellow feel like duck and red are not his friends, and electricity has yellow guy be an outcast. this is the only episode that doesnt do that, not once in this episode are they seperated by an outside means. even if they do fight, it NEVER seperates them from one another not even in a mental way. while yellow and duck didnt originally agree to go on this trip, once they actually left the house they completely stop that line of reading and do not stray from their objective to leave
Red Guy is my favorite.
I'm still annoyed by how the season ended. "Here be a lot of answers, but we're going to destroy them right in front of you."
Episode 5 and 6 are sort of like the very first episode of don't hug me im scared and I'm talkin about like the very first like web series, episode 5 and 6 leave the characters to figure out what they wanna do for themselves whilst the notebook nearing the end of the creativity episode leaves the trio to decide on how they interpret creativity and meaning even if the teachers aren't even torchuring them in the end they still somehow find a way to leave themselves in such a terrifying hopeless situation
DUDE I'M SO EXCITED TO WATCH THIS, THESE VIDEOS ARE SOME GOOD CRAP MAN, PLEASE KEEP MAKING IT!!!!!!!!!! :))))))))))))))))))))))))))
Thank you so much :) a lot more dhmis content on the way
@@waterwaveybaby lets go dude!!
Fantastic! You make so many observations and connections that whiz right past me and it gives me a whole new appreciation for the piece and helps me develop my own eye for dissemination. I'm really looking forward to your next one! Thank you so much for these!
As someone with autism, I like to have a routine because I know what’s gonna happen. Whenever I have to do something new, at first I hate it but soon it becomes part of my routine and I can deal with it
I love how this creator explains and does his analysis, I've absolutely enjoyed this entire series for don't hug me I'm scared and his voice is so calming and nice to listen to I've watched every single episode.
Can't wait to see him grow more
my favorite part of these videos is that they're more than just a play by play commentary, but a full analysis of the themes of the show as a whole and the episode. great work again!
I've been binge watching your videos while I get school work done, and I'm SUPER excited for this one!! Can't believe there's only one more. Thank you for all your hard work on these videos, it's well worth it.
This is actually something from episode 6 but I still have to point it out: When Yellow Guy asks Lesley if he can't stay with her, she replies "you're not my real son!" among other things 😲 This is another hint that the theory that Yellow Guy could be a replacement for the puppet master's son could actually be true!
Out of any theory videos on DHMIS, I always go to these. You explain then so well and honestly better than any theorist I've heard. Can't wait for the next one :)
"We can't go back! I can't go back to that hosue! There has to be something! ANYTHING!"
This was Red's breaking point. He sounded so angry, so despreate, so stressed, so done with everything, and if he found out that the book that was shredded had the anwsers to leave... He might actaully snap and fully explode on the other two. Maybe even trying to kill them.
The Pinocchio bit KILLED me, absolutely perfect
Gay Pinocchio Red killed me snsknsos
I personally like it when the puppets are portrayed by humans
I love the train’s line about how he needs his special brew that’s forged by the ancient ones, because I think that’s p clearly about fossil fuels, the ‘ancient ones’ being dinosaurs!
Firstly, absolutely loved this video, it as an incredible breakdown of the episode.
Secondly, this episode is easily my favorite. Electricity is amazing too, I mean I love every episode, but Transport just has this special oomph to it. It reminded me so strongly of Mazerunner, a movie I also loved. I mean think about it, they're trapped in this prison, with no idea of how they got there (presumably at least, we have no reason to believe the contrary) and they can't make it out. Eventually they do, and they find this barren, awful reality, much much worse than where they were before, yet there is still this strong feeling of, I don't know, catharsis? Because they MADE IT OUT. And then the episode changes pace from Mazerunner completely, by throwing them right back into that hellhole with no recollection. Just an astonishing episode all around.
Also, god do I relate so badly to red guy here. I've had severe, and I mean SEVERE depression my whole life, and I'm only now managing to pick up the pieces, so I know exactly the type of hell he's facing.
I'm on a binge of your dhmis videos!! They're so good!!
Thank you so much! Love making these :)
this is my favorite episode of the TV series, I'm so happy you finally talked about it!
You have some of the best DHMIS videos on RUclips
I think this is why, more than anything else, I hope that this overall show ends with all three of them finally finding happiness. I don’t know what that would even look like, but it would just be the most heartwarming thing to me to see this series ending with Red Guy, Duck Guy, and Yellow Guy each being able to live their own lives. Free of being trapped in that puppet prison house.
It would look different for each of them, but I think it would be great to see, after all of the horrifying death and suffering that they have had to endure. If the were finally able to have some sort of genuinely happy lives in the final episode overall, whatever that that may look like for them.
Yeah seeing them manage to escape would be really interesting, I wonder if they decide to make a season 2, that they’ll go down this route
I’ve loved these episodes so much and I can’t wait for the final episode
At 18:46 those two children look like Lily and Todney, and I think that's their mother with them. Maybe they were put in this puppet show too, and maybe none of the teachers are just normal puppets that were made by Lesley.
Also at 13:50 that is 100% Roy in the window of the house on the left
Hello! I really like your videos about DHMIS, you put a lot of thought into it. However, I would like to raise one point about who Lesley is. She sure is a puppeteer, but not completely a human. When one of fans asked about her, Joe and Becky said that they never considered her as "human". They putted her between human and puppet. Clues to this are her facial stitches, which are used to sew up puppets, and normal human body. You may have figured it out already, but I wanted to write this. I wish you good luck while making the final episode review.
Thankyou it will be out very soon :) I 100% agree with the half human half puppet stuff essentially saying that she is both creation and creator, which is why the door that goes even higher is revealed, I kinda feel like it goes on and on forever, it also makes sense because she says “WE’RE still dancing in chains” not “YOU’RE still dancing in chains” because she still has something which created her, I’m glad someone’s mentioned it it’s my favourite part of the episode all the existential stuff
I've been waiting for this video! Your series breakdowns are what made me finally watch DHMIS! Thanks~
Aye thank you I'm glad to hear! fingers crossed for a season 2
Been excited an entire month for this video!
Yay it’s here! I don’t have any long messages to say so i’ll just say it now, thank you for spending your time to help us understand the show more.
Watching this episode with declining mobility is kinda, god I don't even know the word for it. It gives me like, deja vu but also makes me sad in a good way?
I’ve waited so long for this video I would check up every day! Awesome video!!
FINALLY, I was waiting for this video for so long 😩
I could feel Red’s emotion in those yells! Joseph Pelling did an amazing job!
I can't believe that I'm five hours late. But, I clicked on this video as soon as I saw it. I havem't watched it yet. Just wanted to thank you for continueing these series of videos. Hope you didn't overwork yourself.
Thank you WaterWave. I love listening to your videos as I draw and they're all enjoyable. I appreciate your efforts frfr
I've been waiting so patiently for you to upload, I'm not even watching the show. I just really enjoy listening to you talk and explain the deep dark themes of all this beautiful madness. 😁👍🥰😈
Looking forward to the final episode you make, (so I can binge watch them all in one go, maybe drag my cousin down this rabbit hole with me🐰😈🐰.)
Keep up the great work, and see you in the next one. 👋😁👍
Dude it would be amazing to see you do this with over the garden wall. Your commentary is amazing in the way that unlike others, you don’t make huge claims or theories, you explain the character and what might be their motivations. I would freak if you did over the garden wall
I cant wait too see more vids n that scream at the car scene was spinechilling wow ....chills
OH HELL YEAH NEW VIDEO! I WAS JUST REWATCHING THESE YESTERDAY!
I like these because he describes everything about the episode that I couldn’t really put into words…& then some. Looking forward to the last episode
LLEESSS FUCKING GOOOO new episode
I'm glad that I stayed untill the end of the video. When I was watching this, I was defentily curious about the drawings.I love to draw and paint. I'll defentily check your instagram out. It's amazing that you've made them yourself. On top of the short animation showcasing the way Red feel's about this repetive cycle. Even the script writing, it's easy to tell why this video did take some time to come out. Hope you have an amazing day and I look foward to watching your next video.
I have been waiting for this because transport is my favorite episode,and I feel sorry about Mr transport for dying in his song getting killed by red by accident and getting burned
I agree too! When I saw the transport teacher, I did feel bad cuz he didn't do much to actually hurt the trio but others didn't have the same sympathy 😅
Man ive been waiting for this
3:00 Happy Red scares the hell out of me
Baby alien is pleased I was waiting for this boiii
Thank you so much!
@@waterwaveybaby no problem btw I love this series
I think your going to talk about it, its another example how yellow is connected to the puppet master. Yellow (David) was the only one who could hear the rhyme the puppet master made at the end.
Yes! The transport vid is finally out! Im so happy! :)))
Hey WaterWave, love your content
You have such an unique way in doing an analisis
Love your work, man ^^
This one really hit me hard. Brought me to tears. I spent a lot of life trapped in my rural hometown in North Carolina. And went out to the Pacific Northwest to follow a dream. Ended up living in my van in much the same conditions the trio ended up in. Now I’m back in my hometown and considering ending my life. I do absolutely feel trapped in my life and honestly think I was better off in my van in Portland. At least there I had a sense of purpose, friends, and medication. Here I can’t have anything.
Can’t even get a decent paying job to afford my meds or anything else I need beyond food and a roof. And there is more to life.
I think the saddest part of this episode is the fact that Red Guy, like so many people fed up with where they ended up in life, has been so desperate to escape such a repetitive, meaningless cycle and didn't care how, that he ended up in a worse position than he started at. He's lucky to have been reset after this episode and not trapped in a new, worse cycle like so many people so determined to veer off course that they don't look before they leap and get unpleasantly surprised by what's beyond.
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR SO LONG! ITS HERE! THE TRAIN EPISODE!!!!!!! yay
nice to see an upload from you!
Water wave is a wonderful escape from reality
The show is lighter than my everyday life
Love your videos !
This is nice and all. But Warren the Eagle still the best teacher.
I think I have to agree
I really love these videos
My favorite part about the episode is when Red foreshadows his predicament by explaining the Wallace and Grommit ripoff when Duck gets interrupted and wants to know what happens next.
"He always makes his appointment and the story ends back at home."
I can't believe I just saw a "ghost ride the whip" reference in a video made in 2023.
The electricity song is banger when it comes to guitar
24:12
“Don’t forget: you’re here forever”