As someone who was about 20 in 1985, that mall is exactly like the malls we had. It was the place to be back then. The nostalgia in this season was perfect. The music, the clothing, and the mall are perfect. Howard Jones, who has a song in one of these episodes, is a huge fan of the show. He talked a lot about it during one of his concerts last year when I saw him play.
I was 18 in 1985. Just like Billy & Steve, I also just graduated high school (Class of 1985). In fact, Billy's birthdate (which we learn in season 4) is exactly one week before my birthday. 😄
Clothing and music aside, malls were pretty much the same for almost fifty years. So anyone growing up in the late 70s, 80s, 90s, and even early 2000s would have very similar experiences with malls. They only revamped them when shopping malls started dying off en masse.
We look back on it and laugh but as long as inflation is relatively level across the board it isn't as laughable as it sounds at first "glance" Prices vary regionally, but just think about common expenses like gas. Look at gas prices in the mid 1980's and suddenly the lower wages don't seem as absurd
@Taylorswiftfan13308 Oh yeah, I worked at Mcdonalds back then, with that $3.35 an hour wage. Honestly it went pretty far. Farther than minimum wage can go now. Paid for gas in the car I bought myself, Cruisin the ville, driving around and around in circles to see everyone you knew. bought us beer with the extra tax paid to an older person to buy it for you. Eating out constantly, going out every weekend. Also bought lots of books and magazines, and bought every dungeons and dragons item that came out, and regular concerts with friends. I lived the best days of my life in the 80s on a $3.35 an hour paycheck.
Oh Amber now I know you just committed a felony.. Phoebe Cates is famous for her role in Fast Times at Ridgemont High. A TON of celebrity names are in that movie. Like Nicholas Cage, Forrest Whitaker, Sean Penn, Judge Reihnold (Billy from Beverly Hills Cop). Just to name a few. It was a HUGE movie in the 80s, and that song was also featured. Its probably one of the funniest movies you will see, but it also captures the essence of the 80s perfectly.
New fans of the show always ask the same question when they see how much older the kids look from season 2 to season 3. Here is the breakdown: Season 1 - Eleven & the boys are around 12 yrs old. The boys are in 7th grade. Nancy, Barb, & Jonathan are about 15+ yrs old (10th grade). Steve & his douchebag friends are high school juniors around 16 yrs old. Season 2 - The boys & Max are in 8th grade, about 13 yrs old, as is Eleven. Nancy & Jonathan are 16 & in the 11th grade. Steve & Billy are high school seniors. Season 3 - it is now summer break of 1985, 9 months after season 2 ended. El, Max & the boys are about 14 yrs old & will be starting high school in the Fall. Nancy, Jonathan, & Robin will be high school seniors. Nancy & Jonathan are working as interns at The Hawkins Post. Steve & Billy have graduated (class of 1985), and are now working summer jobs. Erica is 10 yrs old & just finished 5th grade. She will start middle school in the Fall. Season 4 takes place in Spring of 1986 - aprox. 6 months after the epilogue & conclusion of season 3 in October 1985.
In real life, the main kids were like 11 to 12 years old during season 1, Millie Bobby Brown was 12 and now she's about to be 21 in just about 2 months from now and I heard she got engaged earlier this year as well
Ice cream shoppe girl, Robin Buckley is played by Maya Hawke: Ethan Hawke's and Uma Thurman's daughter, so Hollywood royalty. I think she played this part perfectly.
Season 1 was my favorite season till season 2, then season 2 till season 3. Season 3 was fantastic! And I was blown away when season 4 was even better! Season 3 is a ride though! Get ready Amber!
Maya Hawke plays Steve's coworker in this season. She is the daughter of Uma Thurman (Pulp Fiction as Mia Wallace) and Ethan Hawke (Dead Poet's Society as Todd Anderson), both of which you've seen. You can definitely tell they are her parents for sure. And as you saw in S2, Steve makes a great babysitter for the younger crew. This season to me was when the show started to really ramp up the stakes. The mall vibe was definitely a thing in the 80s and 90s and where all the kids went to hang out. Joyce is referencing how big malls put small shops out of business and that is essentially what happened to many towns in the 80s and 90s. Now those malls are dying because of Amazon and online retail. One of the things that this show does a bad job with addressing is the aging of the child characters. This season is supposed to be set a year after Season 2. But as you can see, the kids are young adults. Game of Thrones does this better with their child actors.
Orange Julius is like Jamba Juice - a place where you can get smoothies and juices and whatnot with all kinds of healthy stuff and veggies and fruits, and optional add-ons for vitamins and boosters and whatever.
To answer your questions at the start: Dustin was away for a month at a summer "science camp." Phoebe Cates was one of the hottest actresses of the 80's, voted as one of the world's most beautiful women. Every girl wanted to look like her & all the boys had massive crushes on her. She had roles in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Gremlins part 1 & 2, and several other films of that decade. She married Kevin Kline (another popular & talented actor) in 1989. She quit acting to focus on raising their two children & running her own business. "Orange Juilus" was THE BOMB! Every time we went to the mall, the first place we would hit was Orange Julius, to order a large size drink to sip on while we walked around in the mall. It's a fast food restaurant that had some food items but the main attraction was their famous beverage "Orange Julius" which is so delicious! It is a blend of frozen orange juice, milk, vanilla, sugar, and ice. It tasted like an Orange Creamsicle frozen treat. It's not quite a smoothie or a regular juice/soda. It also came in other flavors like strawberry & pineapple. They eventually started making smoothies too. Many locations have shut down with the decline of shopping malls, but there are still over 900 locations in the US & Canada. Luckily, there is one at the mall in my city. I don't go to the mall often these days, so it's been quite awhile since the last time I had one. If you have a mall nearby, check to see if there is an Orange Julius in or near the food court. If you find an open location, it is a MUST TRY! The other flavors are good, but the original orange is definitely the best first choice if you've never tasted it. 😋
A warning about this season - like the rats exploding... I wouldn't eat before or during watching episodes! There are more gross moments. But it is an important season that leads to the season 4 which is the second best, in my opinion. :)
I worked part-time in a movie theatre when I was 16. Maybe '89. I was making $3 an hour. But things were cheaper then. Movies only cost about $6 to get in.
Phoebe Cates…. Every guy that was a teenager in the 80’s knows her. Specifically from Fast Times at Ridgemont High which this season takes a lot from. When Billy first walked out as the lifeguard and the moms were thirsting, “Moving in Stereo” by The Cars is playing which is a direct reference to a Phoebe Cates scene in Fast Times. That scene specifically will also be addressed by one of our main characters later this season. And he speaks truth…. 🤣🤣 You are going to love this season!
@@gurulimboIf I remember correctly, she kind of fell off the face of the earth after that. Retired from acting at what was really the height of her fame.
Yes Amber, "the graphics were electrifying" lol, well done. It's crazy to think about the minimum wage in the mid 80's. For another show, I suggest Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Star Trek: The Next Generation. RIP Orange Julius. LOL Jake Busey.
My first job was at Arby's in 1986 when I was 16. I made $3.35/hr. That was the national minimum wage. I remember my first check was like 80 something dollars. I felt rich! 😂🤦♀️
Ok I know that you are not too familiar with the 80's references, but I thought I would explain 2 things with you about this Episode. When Dustin describes his new gf to the gang and says think Phoebe Cates but hotter, Phoebe Cates was the brunette girl that was mentoring Stacy in Fast Times in Ridgemont High cuz they both were working together at the fast food place at the mall in Fast times. And remember the song that played when Billy was releaving the dark haired lifeguard at the pool and the moms were drooling over Billy at the pool? That same song played in Fast Times when Judge Reinhold was lusting over Phoebe getting out of the pool in Fast Times as well. So there was two Fast Times at Ridgemont High references put in this particular episode of Stranger Things, Dustin mentioning Phoebe Cates who was actually in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and the song played when she got out of the pool but except used for Billy and the middle aged moms drooling over him. Are you with me so far? And the football player student that was big and had the silver camaro in Fast Times was named Forest Whitaker. In case it's been torturing you off and on when thought about.
This season is summer of 1985. The kids are 14, and about to start high school. Minimum wage in 1985 was $3.35 per hour. After taxes, you made less than $2.50 per hour.
The movie they are watching is Day of the Dead. Third in George Romero's Zombie masterpieces. Over on the movie channel you guys should watch Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead. The last two have remakes, which aren't bad, but first check the originals.
She has an aversion to zombies, thus she isn't going to watch them nor Walking Dead and she also hates when the White Walkers show up in Game of Thrones.
Amber, please, please, please check out the cast from Stranger Things on the Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. The skit with Jimmy playing Steve will absolutely have you rolling on the floor. It's hilarious. This is such a great show.😊
When I was working food service in Ohio in the early 2010s, the hourly wage for servers was virtually the same (like $2.89 or something). That’s kinda sad that it’s been the same in some states for decades; that “raise” over the years doesn’t even remotely account for the inflation in between.
Hey grl hey, Yay, a fun ep. I love Hop becoming a full on dad. Is he not just adorable? Billy on the other hand drives me nuts, but dang kinda feel sorry for the kid. Wonder if they have a shows annonymous, cause some of these shows r so addicting, lol. Thanx so much sis, take care, Peace
Or Danish, because we pronounce the words quite differently than we spell them. Plus we use a lot of irony so we tend to say the opposite of what we actually mean.
Phoebe Cates was an actress whose claim to fame (at this point, at least) was her pool scene in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"; Billy's emergence from the lifeguard shack was a sort of homage to that- red bathing suit, slow motion strutting to "Moving In Stereo" by the cars, etc. 😄🌊
"Was that a popular movie?" Not really, that's George Romero's Day of the Dead, a movie that messed up all of us for life. It introduced us to new levels of gore and violence. No one under the age of seventeen was allowed in the theater, so of course the theaters were full of kids and teens. It messed us up worse than the Thing did.
I grew up on that movie along with a lot of other films and it's one of well.I hate to use the word favorite.Don't know if there's another word for it.But it's one of my favorite films. Day of thr dead as well as dawn of the dead the original not remake
@@JDdiGriz”Messed you up for life”? C’mon. The gore in that movie can’t even remotely compare to that found in mainstream television shows nowadays (Walking Dead, Fringe, Last of Us). Not to mention all of the body horror films out these days. I realize it was a new concept to some who had never seen anything like that, but really? I genuinely mean no offense, but it kinda seems like you were just really sheltered.
24:07 lmao what?? his daughter is literally asleep in his lap. he obviously works all day while his wife goes out and flirts with a 17 year old boy at the pool. can’t believe you’d even justify that at all.
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As someone who was about 20 in 1985, that mall is exactly like the malls we had. It was the place to be back then. The nostalgia in this season was perfect. The music, the clothing, and the mall are perfect. Howard Jones, who has a song in one of these episodes, is a huge fan of the show. He talked a lot about it during one of his concerts last year when I saw him play.
Yes, that was me too, totally agree... TOTALLY! 😉😏🤭
I was 18 in 1985. Just like Billy & Steve, I also just graduated high school (Class of 1985). In fact, Billy's birthdate (which we learn in season 4) is exactly one week before my birthday. 😄
Clothing and music aside, malls were pretty much the same for almost fifty years. So anyone growing up in the late 70s, 80s, 90s, and even early 2000s would have very similar experiences with malls. They only revamped them when shopping malls started dying off en masse.
Billy's pool scene and the music playing was in reference to the movie, Fast times at Ridgemont high
Yeah, and there is no way Suzie is anywhere near as hot as Phoebe Cates in that movie.
Except for when he yells at the kid for running and calls him “lard@ss”. That’s from stand by me🙂
@fordhouse8b Well, he is biased
15:06 Yup, minimum wage in 1985 was $3.35/hr.
I worked at K-Mart in the 1980s. I started at $3.35 and, after 90 days, was making a whopping $3.60/hr. After 5 years, I was making over $6/hr.
We look back on it and laugh but as long as inflation is relatively level across the board it isn't as laughable as it sounds at first "glance"
Prices vary regionally, but just think about common expenses like gas. Look at gas prices in the mid 1980's and suddenly the lower wages don't seem as absurd
@Taylorswiftfan13308 Oh yeah, I worked at Mcdonalds back then, with that $3.35 an hour wage. Honestly it went pretty far. Farther than minimum wage can go now. Paid for gas in the car I bought myself, Cruisin the ville, driving around and around in circles to see everyone you knew. bought us beer with the extra tax paid to an older person to buy it for you. Eating out constantly, going out every weekend. Also bought lots of books and magazines, and bought every dungeons and dragons item that came out, and regular concerts with friends. I lived the best days of my life in the 80s on a $3.35 an hour paycheck.
Woo-hoo! Erica and Robin are in the house!
I know I've said it before but you guys HAVE to watch Violent Night this month! "Hopper" as Santa is perfection!!!
Those moments with Hopper were so hilarious. 😂😂😂
One of the best parts of this season.
The Cars “moving in stereo” was the Billy walk up song…lol You guys should listen to more Cars!
Robin is played by Maya Hawke the daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman.
She looks just like her mom!
@@pamelaholstein479yes but a little more Tom boyish she gets a touch of her dad in there for that
the looks exactly like both of them its so crazy
Oh Amber now I know you just committed a felony.. Phoebe Cates is famous for her role in Fast Times at Ridgemont High. A TON of celebrity names are in that movie. Like Nicholas Cage, Forrest Whitaker, Sean Penn, Judge Reihnold (Billy from Beverly Hills Cop). Just to name a few. It was a HUGE movie in the 80s, and that song was also featured. Its probably one of the funniest movies you will see, but it also captures the essence of the 80s perfectly.
They already reacted to Fast Times.
Carpet dash pads were very common in the 70's and 80's. It was to protect the dash from the sun and cracks in the plastic.
I still love how Billy says "Mrs. Wheeler!" Makes me chuckle every time.
You can tell Mrs. Wheeler feels a little neglected at home. That is the only reason Billy is even a temptation.
He is 19, and she is old enough to be his mom. Lucky lady!
What would they call a man in his early forties hooking up with a 19 year old girl?
Nancy's mom has got it going on.
You and J should check out "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" and "Gremlins" for classic Phoebe Cates movies.
New fans of the show always ask the same question when they see how much older the kids look from season 2 to season 3. Here is the breakdown:
Season 1 - Eleven & the boys are around 12 yrs old. The boys are in 7th grade. Nancy, Barb, & Jonathan are about 15+ yrs old (10th grade). Steve & his douchebag friends are high school juniors around 16 yrs old.
Season 2 - The boys & Max are in 8th grade, about 13 yrs old, as is Eleven. Nancy & Jonathan are 16 & in the 11th grade. Steve & Billy are high school seniors.
Season 3 - it is now summer break of 1985, 9 months after season 2 ended. El, Max & the boys are about 14 yrs old & will be starting high school in the Fall. Nancy, Jonathan, & Robin will be high school seniors. Nancy & Jonathan are working as interns at The Hawkins Post. Steve & Billy have graduated (class of 1985), and are now working summer jobs. Erica is 10 yrs old & just finished 5th grade. She will start middle school in the Fall.
Season 4 takes place in Spring of 1986 - aprox. 6 months after the epilogue & conclusion of season 3 in October 1985.
In real life, the main kids were like 11 to 12 years old during season 1, Millie Bobby Brown was 12 and now she's about to be 21 in just about 2 months from now and I heard she got engaged earlier this year as well
Ice cream shoppe girl, Robin Buckley is played by Maya Hawke: Ethan Hawke's and Uma Thurman's daughter, so Hollywood royalty. I think she played this part perfectly.
Amber I just wanted to let you know I’m enjoying your reaction ❤
The blooper reel of , " mike, it's your grandma..." 😂😂😂😂
I was only 5 in ‘85 but I clearly remember the change in style from the 80’s to grunge etc
Season 1 was my favorite season till season 2, then season 2 till season 3. Season 3 was fantastic! And I was blown away when season 4 was even better! Season 3 is a ride though! Get ready Amber!
Now that's an opening scene 👀😎
When I saw the thumbnail, I was like "Wait you're already on season 4?". Then I read the title. Phew, I thought I missed out. 😅
Season 3 really good and the music they use in this season are totally awesome! 80's slang!😆
Maya Hawke plays Steve's coworker in this season. She is the daughter of Uma Thurman (Pulp Fiction as Mia Wallace) and Ethan Hawke (Dead Poet's Society as Todd Anderson), both of which you've seen. You can definitely tell they are her parents for sure. And as you saw in S2, Steve makes a great babysitter for the younger crew.
This season to me was when the show started to really ramp up the stakes. The mall vibe was definitely a thing in the 80s and 90s and where all the kids went to hang out. Joyce is referencing how big malls put small shops out of business and that is essentially what happened to many towns in the 80s and 90s. Now those malls are dying because of Amazon and online retail.
One of the things that this show does a bad job with addressing is the aging of the child characters. This season is supposed to be set a year after Season 2. But as you can see, the kids are young adults. Game of Thrones does this better with their child actors.
Orange Julius is like Jamba Juice - a place where you can get smoothies and juices and whatnot with all kinds of healthy stuff and veggies and fruits, and optional add-ons for vitamins and boosters and whatever.
Yeah, Orange Julius is pretty much a “west coast” kinda thing. Doubt she’d have seen one out in the boonies.
Orange Julius was a thing here in TX, but Dairy Queen bought them out and they now make the products for sale.
To answer your questions at the start: Dustin was away for a month at a summer "science camp."
Phoebe Cates was one of the hottest actresses of the 80's, voted as one of the world's most beautiful women. Every girl wanted to look like her & all the boys had massive crushes on her. She had roles in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Gremlins part 1 & 2, and several other films of that decade. She married Kevin Kline (another popular & talented actor) in 1989. She quit acting to focus on raising their two children & running her own business.
"Orange Juilus" was THE BOMB! Every time we went to the mall, the first place we would hit was Orange Julius, to order a large size drink to sip on while we walked around in the mall. It's a fast food restaurant that had some food items but the main attraction was their famous beverage "Orange Julius" which is so delicious! It is a blend of frozen orange juice, milk, vanilla, sugar, and ice. It tasted like an Orange Creamsicle frozen treat. It's not quite a smoothie or a regular juice/soda. It also came in other flavors like strawberry & pineapple. They eventually started making smoothies too. Many locations have shut down with the decline of shopping malls, but there are still over 900 locations in the US & Canada. Luckily, there is one at the mall in my city. I don't go to the mall often these days, so it's been quite awhile since the last time I had one. If you have a mall nearby, check to see if there is an Orange Julius in or near the food court. If you find an open location, it is a MUST TRY! The other flavors are good, but the original orange is definitely the best first choice if you've never tasted it. 😋
I started at Walmart at$3.35 a hour that was 1988. I worked 31 years until I got disabled .
A warning about this season - like the rats exploding... I wouldn't eat before or during watching episodes! There are more gross moments. But it is an important season that leads to the season 4 which is the second best, in my opinion. :)
Yup minimum wage was just over 3 dollars an hour back then but things were also a whole lot cheaper too
Loving your reactions to this show. The rollercoaster of Stranger Things is totally insane, and I am so here for it!!!!! Woohoooooo
The addition of Robin was a great play from the writers. We keep getting knew fun and interesting characters. And Robin became one of my favorites.
Lol he called Erica a mall rat lol that is the name of one of the titles to another episode in this season lol
And a movie they need to check out, the sequel to Clerks in the Askewniverse "Mallrats".
My fav szn I’ve been waiting to watch w/u so long as
I worked part-time in a movie theatre when I was 16. Maybe '89. I was making $3 an hour. But things were cheaper then. Movies only cost about $6 to get in.
Phoebe Cates….
Every guy that was a teenager in the 80’s knows her. Specifically from Fast Times at Ridgemont High which this season takes a lot from.
When Billy first walked out as the lifeguard and the moms were thirsting, “Moving in Stereo” by The Cars is playing which is a direct reference to a Phoebe Cates scene in Fast Times. That scene specifically will also be addressed by one of our main characters later this season. And he speaks truth…. 🤣🤣
You are going to love this season!
She was also in Gremlins and Drop Dead Fred… which yall definitely need to see that one!
@@gurulimboIf I remember correctly, she kind of fell off the face of the earth after that. Retired from acting at what was really the height of her fame.
@@AKCFTW she married actor Kevin Kline in 1989 and quite acting in 94 to raise their kids.
Yes Amber, "the graphics were electrifying" lol, well done. It's crazy to think about the minimum wage in the mid 80's. For another show, I suggest Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Star Trek: The Next Generation. RIP Orange Julius. LOL Jake Busey.
Phoebe Cates was 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
This is my favorite season. It is closest to the 80s this 80s teen experienced.
My first job was at Arby's in 1986 when I was 16. I made $3.35/hr. That was the national minimum wage. I remember my first check was like 80 something dollars. I felt rich! 😂🤦♀️
Yes. My first job in 1983 at the mall movie theater was $3.35 an hour. Haha. Welcome to the 80's.
I absolutely love this show and your reaction, I always feel for Will 😢.
Thanks for another amazing reaction!!!! You are my favorite reactor
Awesome Amber! I can’t wait, this was the best season by far but then season 4 came out lol. This show only gets better from here
Ok I know that you are not too familiar with the 80's references, but I thought I would explain 2 things with you about this Episode. When Dustin describes his new gf to the gang and says think Phoebe Cates but hotter, Phoebe Cates was the brunette girl that was mentoring Stacy in Fast Times in Ridgemont High cuz they both were working together at the fast food place at the mall in Fast times. And remember the song that played when Billy was releaving the dark haired lifeguard at the pool and the moms were drooling over Billy at the pool? That same song played in Fast Times when Judge Reinhold was lusting over Phoebe getting out of the pool in Fast Times as well. So there was two Fast Times at Ridgemont High references put in this particular episode of Stranger Things, Dustin mentioning Phoebe Cates who was actually in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and the song played when she got out of the pool but except used for Billy and the middle aged moms drooling over him. Are you with me so far? And the football player student that was big and had the silver camaro in Fast Times was named Forest Whitaker. In case it's been torturing you off and on when thought about.
This season is summer of 1985. The kids are 14, and about to start high school. Minimum wage in 1985 was $3.35 per hour. After taxes, you made less than $2.50 per hour.
Season 3 is my absolute fave! Can't wait to see all your reactions to it!
Pheobe Cates was my first crush 😻
Phoebe Cates.... you and Jay should do the movie "Fast Times At Ridgemont High".
The movie they are watching is Day of the Dead. Third in George Romero's Zombie masterpieces. Over on the movie channel you guys should watch Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead. The last two have remakes, which aren't bad, but first check the originals.
She has an aversion to zombies, thus she isn't going to watch them nor Walking Dead and she also hates when the White Walkers show up in Game of Thrones.
Amber, please, please, please check out the cast from Stranger Things on the Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. The skit with Jimmy playing Steve will absolutely have you rolling on the floor. It's hilarious. This is such a great show.😊
Yes we are all in love with Maya Hawk and I can absolutely go for an Orange Julius😂❤
I was a waitress in 86 and I made $2.01 an hour . Rules were different for min wage as a server
Me too.
When I was working food service in Ohio in the early 2010s, the hourly wage for servers was virtually the same (like $2.89 or something). That’s kinda sad that it’s been the same in some states for decades; that “raise” over the years doesn’t even remotely account for the inflation in between.
Hi Ms. Amber are you and Mr. Jay gonna do any more movies for movies reaction channel it's been 3 weeks. Since Both of you watched Twins.
Looking forward to this season !
Trust Dusty buns when he tells you something.
3:07 i thought that same thing
Oh Samwise 😢
My first job was £1.50 an hour in 1989 😱
Best season
Fun series!
I like your 'pearl-clutching' thumbnails.
Russian is definitely more harsh than most. Along with German, ask Dwight. 😂
Such a great season. 👍
I was a teen in the 80s, and in Indiana no less. It sucked!
Ted might be boring, but he’s clearly a provider for his family, and a loyal husband. I’ve seen people hate on him and it’s undeserved imo.
❤️😊
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Hope you’re having a great day!
Hey grl hey, Yay, a fun ep. I love Hop becoming a full on dad. Is he not just adorable? Billy on the other hand drives me nuts, but dang kinda feel sorry for the kid. Wonder if they have a shows annonymous, cause some of these shows r so addicting, lol. Thanx so much sis, take care, Peace
The town faces the second worst thing yet to happen to any small town (after interdimensional monsters): A MALL D:
Third - a Wal Mart.
Amber. Karen was definitely tempted, but then she saw Ted and Holly all curled up asleep and she knew what meant more to her.
Your tv series room needs some swag! Where do we send you stuff?!
Yes, I think Russian would be a hard language to learn too. But I'm sure not as hard as Dothraki.
Or Danish, because we pronounce the words quite differently than we spell them. Plus we use a lot of irony so we tend to say the opposite of what we actually mean.
Loving your reactions but there’s a lack of subtitles at certain times. Like when the Russians are speaking, or when Khaleesi is speaking Dothraki.
omg let’s gooo!! best season!!! oh how i miss summer 2019 when this came out lol😭🥰🥰
Phoebe Cates was an actress whose claim to fame (at this point, at least) was her pool scene in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"; Billy's emergence from the lifeguard shack was a sort of homage to that- red bathing suit, slow motion strutting to "Moving In Stereo" by the cars, etc. 😄🌊
"Was that a popular movie?"
Not really, that's George Romero's Day of the Dead, a movie that messed up all of us for life. It introduced us to new levels of gore and violence. No one under the age of seventeen was allowed in the theater, so of course the theaters were full of kids and teens. It messed us up worse than the Thing did.
I grew up on that movie along with a lot of other films and it's one of well.I hate to use the word favorite.Don't know if there's another word for it.But it's one of my favorite films. Day of thr dead as well as dawn of the dead the original not remake
@@notuptome I love that movie too, but I also have to admit that it did mess me up for life. Big time.
@@JDdiGriz”Messed you up for life”? C’mon. The gore in that movie can’t even remotely compare to that found in mainstream television shows nowadays (Walking Dead, Fringe, Last of Us). Not to mention all of the body horror films out these days. I realize it was a new concept to some who had never seen anything like that, but really? I genuinely mean no offense, but it kinda seems like you were just really sheltered.
@@AKCFTW Yup, mainstream shows made by those of us who got messed up for life back in the Eighties.
You know she is now married to Jon Bonjovis son…..
I couldn't stand mike in this season
Eleven looks seriously messed up in that thumbnail lol.
I WAS gonna say that Billy really needs to lose the moustache, buuutt...don't have to worry about that now, I guess!
Are we heartbroken (about Billy). No. Not close.
Amber, have you and Jay figured out what you'll do when your kids get to that certain age?
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Boner Patrol : Red Alert
MRS.WHEELER💯🔥😍
DAYUM!!!!!!!
Why are you laughing at Hopper talking to Mike? Could this be what your father would say to your boyfriends?
i wish i was born in the 80s lol
i was born in 1992 not too bad but i still wish i was a 80s baby .
only 3rd season is good
I love this season, its quite the ride!!! 🎢
24:07
lmao what?? his daughter is literally asleep in his lap. he obviously works all day while his wife goes out and flirts with a 17 year old boy at the pool.
can’t believe you’d even justify that at all.
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