All the shock at people smoking inside and throwing cigarette butts on the ground: tell me you're young without telling me you're young. One of the best shows ever!
Him winning that awards is why I think now the American's are catching up with us and quite a few reaction channels have gotten onto it. My guess being that on their Patreons, it wouldn't win the polls over more popular American shows, but it's sort of hard to ignore now.
Yes, in England, Jeremiah could've walked around normally in 1919. Most the world was alot more civilized than the states back then, and a big part of the beginnings of the civil rights movement was because black veterans saw how life could be for them when they went to England to fight in ww2 Alot of places American soldiers were stationed at had some pretty big incidents because the locals wouldn't allow the white Americans to mistreat the black soldiers.
I mean legally black people were free to live as they please in England back then, but he wouldn’t have lived in an all white neighbourhood realistically.
@@lavinder11 it wasn’t. Black people have been integrated in Britain for a long time. At one point Queen Elizabeth the first complained amount the sheer number of mixed race babies running around in London 😂 Not all Black people came over on the Windrush. There’s a video on YT from when film was first invented and there’s two Victorian boys leaving the factory after work, arms around each other’s shoulders clearly shooting the shit. They gawk and laugh at the camera and push each other around daring each other to be the first to approach this huge futuristic newfangled thing. One is clearly black and the other is white. Without intervention most people are chill with each other and colour doesn’t matter at all.
"Peaky" refers to the peaks in the hats that they wear... "Blinders" refers to the razor blades they sew into the hats (as shown in the first Freddie and Tommy scene at the bar) to cut people's eyes 👀
@@Jack-u2j3v And also the historical gang didn't even wear those flat caps, they wore billy cocks...so no "peaky" doesn't come from flatcaps. Flat caps do look better though. probably just as well they changed that for series.
Brandon is going to love Tommy's get back game. Couple quick points. The black man his name is Benjamin Zephaniah. A professor of poetry, musician and actor. He was from Birmingham where Peaky Blinders was filmed. His heritage is Jamaican. RIP unc❤ Britain 🇬🇧 were the perpatrators and the pioneers of chattle slavery however , they did not practice this atrocity on a wholesale scale on British soil. The masses were largely ignorant to the atrocities committed at the behest of the crown. The fact that Jamacians and Africans fought in both WW1 and WW2 as commonwealth soldiers and airmen is something that many British ppl are either ignorant to or ignored to this day. Tommy's family being Roma gypsy's were also discrimated against alongside Catholic Irish. I don't want to make this too long but. This would gave been the reason why a black man could walk relatively unbothered in that time period.
Yeah England basically outlawed slavery within England under William the Conquerer through fines that made it not financially beneficial within England. So by the time they get to the African slave trade slavery wasn’t common within the country at all
@@Catherine.Dorian. Yups, it's basically the old version of Apple being able have sweat shops in China make their kit or the Indian sweatshops that make our clothes, even though it'd be illegal in the US or UK for similar conditions to exist. Back then you could only make laws within your own borders (unless you're France, then the colonies are still "France") but there was no world police (UN/NATO etc) to enforce anything outside those borders, nor would any "foreign" authority be recognised, as such. The international 'you're not my Dad' as it were.
The first English laws making it illegal to export slaves was enacted in 1067 by William the Conqueror. In the 18th c, Britain declared slavery illegal not only in Britain, but in the entire world - and sent out the Royal Navy to enforce it. The British literally blockaded Africa (the continent!) to prevent slaver ship taking slaves from Africa. They boarded any slaver ship - regardless of which nation it belonged to - and removed all of the slaves. They then offered either to return them to Africa or to join the Royal Navy, who always needed men. That is why Royal Navy ships of the time had multicultural crews. Britain did indeed partake in slave trading initially -as did almost every nation in the world at some time (for most of history slavery was the norm everywhere) but when they decided it was an immoral practise, they not only stopped doing themselves, they literally _enforced_ anti-slavery upon the world powers. Slavery became illegal in most countries around the world (but not all - Saudi Arabia only made slavery illegal in 1967, but it still persists there to this day) largely because of the efforts of Great Britain.
Set in 1919, this is immediately after WWI, and though the UK was on the "winning" side the war was devastating and many men suffered from what was later diagnosed as PTSD. The poverty in the show is kind of reflecting the cost of war. Even the men's haircuts are reminiscent of war-time trench buzz jobs, quite a departure from a century earlier with men with long hair.
His name is pronounced with a hard K- Killian. There is no K in Irish, the C is a K. Yes, Cill starred in 28 years later, He was Scarecrow in Batman Begins and just won an Oscar for Oppenheimer. He was in Inception and Dunkirk. Cill is a stage actor and was Emmett in Quiet Place 2.
It seems that people always missed one movie by Cillian - he is the lead actor in SUNSHINE. It featured a star studded cast (google it and you will understand) and is my fav sci fi movies because of its provoking exploration on the nature of humanity. Linkin Park's "Leave it All Behind" MV featured the actual sets of the movie even though the song has nothing to do with the movie. The movie resonated with them so much that they decided to borrow the sets from the movie for their song. The song is fittingly as poignant as the movie.
@@sariel8406 *Cillian Murphy* starred in: *The Way We Live Now* (2001) at *Keighley Railway Station* in *Keighley, Bradford,* as seen in *Peaky Blinders.* *Peaky Blinders* (2013-2022) in 17+ *Bradford* locations, most of which are between 1.5 and 3 miles North of me. And will most likely be starring in *28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Temple* just 1.3 miles South of me in 7 days time, along with *Ralph Fiennes* who filmed his 2nd *Bradford* production here just a few months ago, so this will be his 3rd *Bradford* production.
@@sariel8406 I forgot to mention sets... Most of the locations don't need any set decoration, however *Dalton Mills* is one location had some Black coloured prison cells made out of a polystyrene type material which seemed to be permanent, along with some other props mainly painted Gold which I'm fairly sure were used in other productions. *Mr Zhang's Tailors and Brothel* in *Peaky Blinders* was one of the sets, and possibly some other stuff like *Sabini's* boxing ring location. Other productions I'm pretty certain used some of the same stuff from *Peaky Blinders* in *Dalton Mills* include: *The Confessions of Frannie Langton* (2022), *Gunpowder* (2017), and *The Limehouse Golem* (2016). Those sets and props were most likely destroyed in 2022, as a second major building was burnt down by arsonists, and was apparently the building where the filming was done. In 2011 the building next to it was destroyed by arsonists, plus in 2024 arsonists tried to set another of its buildings on fire twice in just 2 days.
@@divbrown2752 28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Temple - Filmed 0.7 miles South of me last month. Peaky Blinders - Filming 2 miles North of me yesterday, with Packy Lee and Cillian Murphy. Peaky Blinders - Filming 2 miles North of me right now, with Barry Keoghan, Sophie Rundle, and Tim Roth.
Both are kinda correct. 'Soot' is the coal residue; 'smut' is the stain left by coal residue on skin and clothing. It also became a euphemism for 'dirty' behaviour that left a 'stain' on your character.
During WW1 which is the war being spoken of in the show .. the British army had 'Pals Battalions' so men from the same towns/areas fought together on the frontline so thats where the ability to deal with Danny Whizz Bang's episodes and the general bond the group have with one another
Haven't scrolled through all of the comments so apologies if someone else mentioned this, but the woman who plays Aunt Polly played Draco's mom in the Harry Potter movies. She passed away a few years ago. Helen McCrory was her name (she was married to Damien Lewis, a fantastic actor who's best known for stuff like Band of Brothers, Homeland, and Billions).
Pristine script and cinematography, poignant acting, and very well paced. A jewel for UK talent headed by the hypnotic Cillian Murphy. Solid 9/10 and can't wait to laugh with you at it lol
Peaky Blinders was a gang in Birmingham, England at the turn of the 20th century. They carried razors in the peak of their caps and would blind enemies with the razors. Very loosely based on them, and vastly exaggerated. And the seasons are only 6 episodes long, so they're pretty condensed with information and plot twists. Enjoy!!
For context that isn't fbi or cia but a member of special branch. They were extensions of the police in ireland and were involved with British intelligence against the ira (the irish republican army) and their methods were incredibly questionable and the repercussions are still felt today. Its actually worth a look if you are interested because it adds a lot of context to his role within the show
It can be annoying when reactors speak over important dialogue so I'm so glad you guys pause the video - and your riffs are really funny so its nice that we don't miss out on your comments and you don't miss out on the show. Perfect!
The UK never had segregation / Jim Crow; my grandfather from Jamaica married my English grandma in 1947. You should check out the Heroes Among Us video about Bamber Bridge to see what happened when the US military tried to introduce segregation while stationed in England
Great video guys, and you’re pretty good at understanding the characters already 🤜🏻 I’m from Birmingham, and love what this series has done for our city… probably similar for Philly with the Rocky films. People would ridicule our accents and say that we come across as slow/ thick, but now I can speak to people who have seen the series, even in different countries and our accent / city is thought of as cool. And to top it all off, it’s an absolutely fantastic series. Enjoy guys ✊🏻
I am stoked your watching this. I'm pretty sure I might have recommended this to yall. Since I do for most of my favorite reactors. They don't want to move the guns under a full moon, because it's bright outside. Love, love, love this!
I LOVE SEEING CARIANA AROUND. Seriously, im so glad she is back. i can't wait to see the rest of the series with you two, or more! You guys are amazing! Love your content
This show top tier....Thrones, Blinders, Breaking Bad, Vikings, The Last Kingdom should all be considered for your viewing pleasure. Sons of Anarchy as well
Yeah, someone should tell Hollywood casting directors that. Alan Rickman, Gary Oldman, Ralph Fiennes, Tom Hardy, David Tennant, Anthony Hopkins and dozens of others seem to do alright! 😂
Enjoy it! One of the best TV shoes ever created. And surely one of the best lead characters ever created in Tommy Shelby. Incredible writing, there isn’t a wasted scene throughout the entire series, each season is quite short with a lot packed in each episode. Every scene is meaningful.
Some things to note even though I’m sure you got it already - this is after WW1, guns were more available as gun laws in the UK weren’t the same as they are now, drinking water wasn’t easy to come by so they used to drink alcohol a lot
I love how yall were reprimanding the italian for reacting how he did when yall had the same reaction the first time, and in this time we have actual knowledge of ptsd and all that.
Excellent series, very good choice. Should get alot of views. Would also like to see you guys do The Wire, about B'more during crack epidemic. I feel like many of these series only exist because of The Wire and it's success.
Loved your reaction to the Danny Whiz-Bang scene. I think that "mutual sympathies" is the overarching theme of this show. Even more than the story of the family (and the highly likeable characters) is the story of the time and how it plays out through their activities. There are very few show that can accomplish this, and this is one of the best.
im from small heath birmingham. birmingham is exactly like our ironic sister city..... Chicago. gangs drill murder and drugs. the most diverse cultrally and muslim majority.
Don’t give me wrong there are a lot of superstitions depicted in the show from many characters, but not moving contraband on a full moon was not because of superstition. During a full moon, it is brighter and it is easier to be caught moving illegal stuff so they want to move when it’s darker outside at night.
Obligatory Irish Names Comment: kill-ee-an. Cillian is pronounced with a K-sound as Irish doesn't have the letter K, so the C's are all pronounced as K's
Hi! A heads up: it's pronounced Killian, even though it's spelled with a C. I'm really looking forward to your reactions because this is an excellent show!! Love the GOT reactions ❤
Cillian Murphy is amazing. This show is fantastic. They are also doing a movie (to finish the series) that I read was supposed to start production this month. Also just a little info…The correct pronunciation of his name is 'Killian' ("Kill-ee-an").
Very excited for this one! I have been obsessed with the house of the dragon, and game of thrones reactions. But Peaky Blinders is also one of me and my partners favorite shows. So worth the watch and such a great cast as well. Can't wait for you guys's reaction.🫢
Great Reaction and I have Subscribed You will love this. Born in England of Irish and Gypsy heritage so believers in "magic spells" and "full moons". Just to help your understanding, in Ireland, there has been conflict over hundreds of years between The Catholics who have The iRA: The Irish Republican Army, and The Protestants who Grace was one of.
The fires are kilns. Birmingham has always been multi racial so yes everyone free to walk around. The cut is the local slang for the canals, still used today
Birmimgham has been 'multi-cultural' for a while now, so yes a black man could walk around in 1919 with little to no issues. Of course there are still the racist few, but England is very different than America when it comes to race
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‘British men can’t be intimidating’ … almost every good movies bad guy being British 😂
And Cillian isn’t even British. He’s Irish😂
And the British intimidated half the planet for a few centuries 😅 Forget all the boxing champions... where she hear that myth lol
Ikr😊
Naive comments....
not intimidating we owned half the world at one point we didnt mange that through being nice.
All the shock at people smoking inside and throwing cigarette butts on the ground: tell me you're young without telling me you're young. One of the best shows ever!
There are still bars in Germany where you can smoke inside too
Hell, my high school had a smoking lounge and a cigarette vending machine. 😅
Everyone smoked in the 1920's, every class, all ages, men and women both.
@@dianer.9203Tokyo Vice has the most smoking I've ever seen in any crime drama series ever! Brilliant show, truly brilliant.
@@dianer.9203Tokyo Vice has the most smoking I've ever seen in any TV show ever! Brilliant series, absolutely brilliant!
His name is not pronounced Sil-i-an it is pronounced Kil-I-an. He recently won an academy award for his role in Oppenheimer.
Him winning that awards is why I think now the American's are catching up with us and quite a few reaction channels have gotten onto it. My guess being that on their Patreons, it wouldn't win the polls over more popular American shows, but it's sort of hard to ignore now.
Yeah general rule of thumb I've picked up on is that, in Ireland, the C is usually a hard C.
And he’s not british, he’s irish. Don’t mix them up
Cilian, pronounced kilian Murphy is an Irish actor born in Douglas, Co.Cork .
@@JeffKelly03 unless the word is Celtic
The black guy you mentioned was a famous UK poet called Benjamin zephaniah, legend. RIP
He was also offered an OBE but refused it due to his beliefs.
He also sponsored a mental health wing in a hospital and often went to do poetry workshops with the patients
Truly remarkable man
Brummies of all nations, white, black, asian are proud of Benjamin Zephaniah. A great poet and more importantly a great human.
He’d also be safer walking the streets in 1900’s England then he would be if he walked the streets of a majority Black neighbourhood in 2024 America
Yes, in England, Jeremiah could've walked around normally in 1919.
Most the world was alot more civilized than the states back then, and a big part of the beginnings of the civil rights movement was because black veterans saw how life could be for them when they went to England to fight in ww2
Alot of places American soldiers were stationed at had some pretty big incidents because the locals wouldn't allow the white Americans to mistreat the black soldiers.
I mean legally black people were free to live as they please in England back then, but he wouldn’t have lived in an all white neighbourhood realistically.
@@rai2423Right. England at the time was basically Jim Crow America.
@@lavinder11 it wasn’t. Black people have been integrated in Britain for a long time. At one point Queen Elizabeth the first complained amount the sheer number of mixed race babies running around in London 😂 Not all Black people came over on the Windrush. There’s a video on YT from when film was first invented and there’s two Victorian boys leaving the factory after work, arms around each other’s shoulders clearly shooting the shit. They gawk and laugh at the camera and push each other around daring each other to be the first to approach this huge futuristic newfangled thing. One is clearly black and the other is white. Without intervention most people are chill with each other and colour doesn’t matter at all.
@@lavinder11 you know nothing
@@rai2423there’s not enough room in England for segregation and slavery was never in England itself
"Peaky" refers to the peaks in the hats that they wear... "Blinders" refers to the razor blades they sew into the hats (as shown in the first Freddie and Tommy scene at the bar) to cut people's eyes 👀
not quite, it means sharp-dressed dashing gentleman
@Alithia451 no it doesn't
..look it up. They genuinely had blades in their hats
@@Alithia451 Sharp dressed with razor blades to blind enemies hence The Peaky Blinders who were a real gang.
They did not have blades in their hats in real life.
@@Jack-u2j3v And also the historical gang didn't even wear those flat caps, they wore billy cocks...so no "peaky" doesn't come from flatcaps. Flat caps do look better though. probably just as well they changed that for series.
I've been loving your GOT reactions, and now you're going to spoil me with Peaky Blinders, my favourite show ever. 🎉
Brandon is going to love Tommy's get back game.
Couple quick points. The black man his name is Benjamin Zephaniah. A professor of poetry, musician and actor. He was from Birmingham where Peaky Blinders was filmed. His heritage is Jamaican. RIP unc❤
Britain 🇬🇧 were the perpatrators and the pioneers of chattle slavery however , they did not practice this atrocity on a wholesale scale on British soil. The masses were largely ignorant to the atrocities committed at the behest of the crown. The fact that Jamacians and Africans fought in both WW1 and WW2 as commonwealth soldiers and airmen is something that many British ppl are either ignorant to or ignored to this day.
Tommy's family being Roma gypsy's were also discrimated against alongside Catholic Irish.
I don't want to make this too long but. This would gave been the reason why a black man could walk relatively unbothered in that time period.
Yeah England basically outlawed slavery within England under William the Conquerer through fines that made it not financially beneficial within England. So by the time they get to the African slave trade slavery wasn’t common within the country at all
@@Catherine.Dorian. Yups, it's basically the old version of Apple being able have sweat shops in China make their kit or the Indian sweatshops that make our clothes, even though it'd be illegal in the US or UK for similar conditions to exist. Back then you could only make laws within your own borders (unless you're France, then the colonies are still "France") but there was no world police (UN/NATO etc) to enforce anything outside those borders, nor would any "foreign" authority be recognised, as such. The international 'you're not my Dad' as it were.
The first English laws making it illegal to export slaves was enacted in 1067 by William the Conqueror. In the 18th c, Britain declared slavery illegal not only in Britain, but in the entire world - and sent out the Royal Navy to enforce it. The British literally blockaded Africa (the continent!) to prevent slaver ship taking slaves from Africa. They boarded any slaver ship - regardless of which nation it belonged to - and removed all of the slaves. They then offered either to return them to Africa or to join the Royal Navy, who always needed men. That is why Royal Navy ships of the time had multicultural crews.
Britain did indeed partake in slave trading initially -as did almost every nation in the world at some time (for most of history slavery was the norm everywhere) but when they decided it was an immoral practise, they not only stopped doing themselves, they literally _enforced_ anti-slavery upon the world powers.
Slavery became illegal in most countries around the world (but not all - Saudi Arabia only made slavery illegal in 1967, but it still persists there to this day) largely because of the efforts of Great Britain.
Set in 1919, this is immediately after WWI, and though the UK was on the "winning" side the war was devastating and many men suffered from what was later diagnosed as PTSD. The poverty in the show is kind of reflecting the cost of war. Even the men's haircuts are reminiscent of war-time trench buzz jobs, quite a departure from a century earlier with men with long hair.
and 50 years later with Men with very long hair:)
It took me 4 episodes to settle into living this program - can’t wait to see the reaction! Brandon is gonna love all the “bang bang” in this one!
His name is pronounced with a hard K- Killian. There is no K in Irish, the C is a K. Yes, Cill starred in 28 years later, He was Scarecrow in Batman Begins and just won an Oscar for Oppenheimer. He was in Inception and Dunkirk.
Cill is a stage actor and was Emmett in Quiet Place 2.
It seems that people always missed one movie by Cillian - he is the lead actor in SUNSHINE. It featured a star studded cast (google it and you will understand) and is my fav sci fi movies because of its provoking exploration on the nature of humanity. Linkin Park's "Leave it All Behind" MV featured the actual sets of the movie even though the song has nothing to do with the movie. The movie resonated with them so much that they decided to borrow the sets from the movie for their song. The song is fittingly as poignant as the movie.
@@sariel8406 *Cillian Murphy* starred in:
*The Way We Live Now* (2001) at *Keighley Railway Station* in *Keighley, Bradford,* as seen in *Peaky Blinders.*
*Peaky Blinders* (2013-2022) in 17+ *Bradford* locations, most of which are between 1.5 and 3 miles North of me.
And will most likely be starring in *28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Temple* just 1.3 miles South of me in 7 days time, along with *Ralph Fiennes* who filmed his 2nd *Bradford* production here just a few months ago, so this will be his 3rd *Bradford* production.
@@sariel8406 I forgot to mention sets...
Most of the locations don't need any set decoration, however *Dalton Mills* is one location had some Black coloured prison cells made out of a polystyrene type material which seemed to be permanent, along with some other props mainly painted Gold which I'm fairly sure were used in other productions.
*Mr Zhang's Tailors and Brothel* in *Peaky Blinders* was one of the sets, and possibly some other stuff like *Sabini's* boxing ring location.
Other productions I'm pretty certain used some of the same stuff from *Peaky Blinders* in *Dalton Mills* include: *The Confessions of Frannie Langton* (2022), *Gunpowder* (2017), and *The Limehouse Golem* (2016).
Those sets and props were most likely destroyed in 2022, as a second major building was burnt down by arsonists, and was apparently the building where the filming was done.
In 2011 the building next to it was destroyed by arsonists, plus in 2024 arsonists tried to set another of its buildings on fire twice in just 2 days.
Killian was in 28 days later Robert Carlyle in 28 weeks later 28 years later hasn't been released yet
@@divbrown2752 28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Temple - Filmed 0.7 miles South of me last month.
Peaky Blinders - Filming 2 miles North of me yesterday, with Packy Lee and Cillian Murphy.
Peaky Blinders - Filming 2 miles North of me right now, with Barry Keoghan, Sophie Rundle, and Tim Roth.
The black dust from the coal that’s all over the men is called “soot,” not smut😂 However their behavior in the alley was definitely smutty!
Both are kinda correct. 'Soot' is the coal residue; 'smut' is the stain left by coal residue on skin and clothing. It also became a euphemism for 'dirty' behaviour that left a 'stain' on your character.
During WW1 which is the war being spoken of in the show .. the British army had 'Pals Battalions' so men from the same towns/areas fought together on the frontline so thats where the ability to deal with Danny Whizz Bang's episodes and the general bond the group have with one another
Also why certain towns were devastated
If a battalion was wiped out or could be all the men from that town gone
Haven't scrolled through all of the comments so apologies if someone else mentioned this, but the woman who plays Aunt Polly played Draco's mom in the Harry Potter movies. She passed away a few years ago. Helen McCrory was her name (she was married to Damien Lewis, a fantastic actor who's best known for stuff like Band of Brothers, Homeland, and Billions).
British people can’t be intimidating! Just go to a football match wearing the wrong colours and test this theory out.
Cheeky mares
Pristine script and cinematography, poignant acting, and very well paced. A jewel for UK talent headed by the hypnotic Cillian Murphy. Solid 9/10 and can't wait to laugh with you at it lol
Cillian is not from the UK though. He is from Ireland. For clarity.
@@Zan823 I am very aware mate, I didn't say they were all from the UK. I implied it boasted UK talent.
Addison: and hes still walking around with the blood on his collar cmon
Carianna: yhhhhhhh🤭🤭🤭
im with you girl, thomas shelby is fineeeee
You get it 😍- carianna
Y’all are going to love this show 😂❤
Peaky Blinders was a gang in Birmingham, England at the turn of the 20th century. They carried razors in the peak of their caps and would blind enemies with the razors. Very loosely based on them, and vastly exaggerated. And the seasons are only 6 episodes long, so they're pretty condensed with information and plot twists.
Enjoy!!
"She giving plant to me" within seconds is crazy 😂
“Tommy shot me I’m dead. SIKE I ain’t dead!!” 😂😂💀
For context that isn't fbi or cia but a member of special branch. They were extensions of the police in ireland and were involved with British intelligence against the ira (the irish republican army) and their methods were incredibly questionable and the repercussions are still felt today. Its actually worth a look if you are interested because it adds a lot of context to his role within the show
ohhhh as someone from birmingham, i am looking forward to this !!!
Big up staffordshire
@@CahillJosh 🤝
It can be annoying when reactors speak over important dialogue so I'm so glad you guys pause the video - and your riffs are really funny so its nice that we don't miss out on your comments and you don't miss out on the show. Perfect!
This series is astoundingly good.
Y all cheering up for Danny after you saw he survived was so wholesome❤
The UK never had segregation / Jim Crow; my grandfather from Jamaica married my English grandma in 1947.
You should check out the Heroes Among Us video about Bamber Bridge to see what happened when the US military tried to introduce segregation while stationed in England
Great video guys, and you’re pretty good at understanding the characters already 🤜🏻 I’m from Birmingham, and love what this series has done for our city… probably similar for Philly with the Rocky films. People would ridicule our accents and say that we come across as slow/ thick, but now I can speak to people who have seen the series, even in different countries and our accent / city is thought of as cool.
And to top it all off, it’s an absolutely fantastic series. Enjoy guys ✊🏻
Easily my favorite show of all time. Glad to see you guys watching it
"these folks don't care about the environment" is my favourite line from any Peaky Blinders reaction ever
I am stoked your watching this. I'm pretty sure I might have recommended this to yall. Since I do for most of my favorite reactors. They don't want to move the guns under a full moon, because it's bright outside. Love, love, love this!
I LOVE SEEING CARIANA AROUND. Seriously, im so glad she is back. i can't wait to see the rest of the series with you two, or more! You guys are amazing! Love your content
This show top tier....Thrones, Blinders, Breaking Bad, Vikings, The Last Kingdom should all be considered for your viewing pleasure. Sons of Anarchy as well
They'd Definitely Love The Last Kingdom💯 The commentary from them would be crazy 🤣
Yes to all of these!!!!
Arthur’s story is definitely gonna be one of the most interesting for sure
British can’t be intimidating 😂😂😂😂😂 yet we play EVERY villain
Yeah, someone should tell Hollywood casting directors that. Alan Rickman, Gary Oldman, Ralph Fiennes, Tom Hardy, David Tennant, Anthony Hopkins and dozens of others seem to do alright! 😂
I'll be here for this entire series too
when you said about is aunt poll on that gang life!! yes indeed.... yes indeed.. aunt poll is a menace, Peaky blinders is a dope series!!
Enjoy it! One of the best TV shoes ever created. And surely one of the best lead characters ever created in Tommy Shelby. Incredible writing, there isn’t a wasted scene throughout the entire series, each season is quite short with a lot packed in each episode. Every scene is meaningful.
Some things to note even though I’m sure you got it already - this is after WW1, guns were more available as gun laws in the UK weren’t the same as they are now, drinking water wasn’t easy to come by so they used to drink alcohol a lot
The name peaky blinders comes from the hats they wear which have razor blades sewn into the brim
Great reaction! PB gets better and better every season
Glad to see the cousin is back ✊🏾💯🔥
Preciate you! Glad to have her back she’ll be on more episodes this season 👌🏾
-Adison
@@edn great news! Blessings to you guys!
omg i was literally going to comment for you guys to start watching this!!❤
“I hit my golf ball in an area that looks like that” killed me!
His real name is pronounced like Killian... and Peaky Blinders are from the hats they wear.
Show set in the immediate aftermath of World War 1: _"Did they have guns back in the day"_ 🤣🤣🤣
That made me giggle too
I love how yall were reprimanding the italian for reacting how he did when yall had the same reaction the first time, and in this time we have actual knowledge of ptsd and all that.
This show is epic. Enjoy the ride.
I'm excited for this series! Love watching y'all watch the shows I love 😂❤️💕
Love the reaction from the one and only birmingham uk 🇬🇧
Can Not wait
for Ya'll to meet Alfie!
We want the next episode tomorrow, don't be late. 😂
Excellent series, very good choice. Should get alot of views. Would also like to see you guys do The Wire, about B'more during crack epidemic. I feel like many of these series only exist because of The Wire and it's success.
WWWW reaction! easiest sub of my life, ya'll are in for a wild one! cant wait🙏
Yes! One of my favorite shows!
Loved your reaction to the Danny Whiz-Bang scene. I think that "mutual sympathies" is the overarching theme of this show. Even more than the story of the family (and the highly likeable characters) is the story of the time and how it plays out through their activities. There are very few show that can accomplish this, and this is one of the best.
I forgot just how fooking good Peaky Blinders was!
HELLL YEAHH!!!! here for it🔥🔥🔥
im from small heath birmingham. birmingham is exactly like our ironic sister city..... Chicago. gangs drill murder and drugs. the most diverse cultrally and muslim majority.
Ooh, I've been wanting to watch peaky blinders, I'm excited for this as I get the reaction without too much gore. Wish Brandon was reacting too
Cillian Murphy ya Irish Legend
Don’t give me wrong there are a lot of superstitions depicted in the show from many characters, but not moving contraband on a full moon was not because of superstition. During a full moon, it is brighter and it is easier to be caught moving illegal stuff so they want to move when it’s darker outside at night.
Obligatory Irish Names Comment: kill-ee-an. Cillian is pronounced with a K-sound as Irish doesn't have the letter K, so the C's are all pronounced as K's
One of THE best shows of all time!
Kudos for editing the rads 16:05 😂
I always use protection, a false name and address 😂😂😂
This show is top tier!
Hi! A heads up: it's pronounced Killian, even though it's spelled with a C. I'm really looking forward to your reactions because this is an excellent show!! Love the GOT reactions ❤
Just found your channel, love the reaction. Just subscribed and added the bell. What days will you be uploading more peaky blinders reactions?
Cillian Murphy is amazing. This show is fantastic. They are also doing a movie (to finish the series) that I read was supposed to start production this month. Also just a little info…The correct pronunciation of his name is 'Killian' ("Kill-ee-an").
The police captain is Sam Neil from Jurassic Park
Cant wait to watch this with you guys. Yes, Brandon would love this, but he'll also love The Sopranos. Hope to see that soon. 😊
Very excited for this one! I have been obsessed with the house of the dragon, and game of thrones reactions. But Peaky Blinders is also one of me and my partners favorite shows. So worth the watch and such a great cast as well. Can't wait for you guys's reaction.🫢
belatedly started this show and man.. loving it.
In the bleak midwinter.
This is my favorite show of all time.
3:46 "okay, haircut" lmao
Best video seen today. Thank you for sharing this. 🇬🇧👍👵
Great Reaction and I have Subscribed You will love this.
Born in England of Irish and Gypsy heritage so believers in "magic spells" and "full moons".
Just to help your understanding, in Ireland, there has been conflict over hundreds of years between The Catholics who have The iRA: The Irish Republican Army, and The Protestants who Grace was one of.
awesome reaction & commentary
Incredible choice for next show reactions.
Keep them coming yall
This smoking shock from you makes me laugh , people of an age around the world this was the norm 😂
keep these reactions to peaky coming!
My great great uncle, came back from WWI with "shell shock". If he heard a loud bang or scream, he would lose his bowels. 😢
The fires are kilns.
Birmingham has always been multi racial so yes everyone free to walk around.
The cut is the local slang for the canals, still used today
We smoke ‘Honey Rose’ cigarettes on set, it’s dried herbs basically
10/10 reaction yall
Omg I love that your doing it xx
Great video as always.
Another of my favorite shows😊
Can't wait for your reactions on The Last Kingdom!
Best series ever!!!
Cillian pronunciation sounds like Kill-li-an . He is from Ireland, and it is a Celtic name . BTW i really enjoyed your reaction. ❤
One of the best shows on Netflix for sure
This is a VERY good series!
Great show!! Great pick
peaky blinders was filmed in Liverpool
Birmimgham has been 'multi-cultural' for a while now, so yes a black man could walk around in 1919 with little to no issues. Of course there are still the racist few, but England is very different than America when it comes to race
27:10 … uh oh, your probably not gunna like what happens next… lol