Funfact: David tennant is basically blind in most scenes cause he is always wearing the snake contacts under his sunglasses, so most of he bloopers of this show is just David running into thing because he can't see
@@ursa4580according to what was said in an interview it's apparently a combination of both, he wears lenses but they edit them to make it look more real
Danny: “I just love watching Michael Sheen and David Tennant go at each other…. Wait, could’ve said that better” Michael Sheen: “No, you said it perfectly fine”
Sheen officially won me over when in December 2021, Sheen announced that he would be giving all of his future earnings to charities, declaring himself a "not-for-profit actor".
Danny's rant about Crowley's outfits and facial hair combos being ridiculous and yet David pulls them off makes me so excited for when Danny gets to Bildad the Shuite
I feel like falling in love with David and Micheal is a canon event for anybody who's introduced to Good Omens and watching it happen to Danny in real time is deadly hilarious :D
Michael Sheen was also a villain in the Twilight franchise. I feel like the casting director went "let's pick two actors who need to be seen outside their typecast so they can show off."
So much of the franchise was cast so perfectly off. Most of the actors either loathed their roles, or went balls against the wall having a blast in a role that wasn't intended to be so much fun.
@@oneweirddaydreamer6181 Unhinged in what way? Keep in mind, 10 tried to make positive changes in the universe and Crowley is quite selfish. I'm genuinely confused.
God being the narrator was an interesting choice they made to handle Terry Pratchett's copious footnotes; he is famous for using footnotes as part of his humor, and this book was no exception. One of the big questions when this was made was how they would work them in, because they are very much an important part of the Pratchett experience.
@@_carrot__cake_ I hadn't thought about that, but you're right. From what I understand, Neil and Pterry had sketched out what became season 2, but not organized enough for The Footnotes to be added, I would imagine.
@@mournwood actually, the continuation they sketched together is what is going to (hopefully) be season 3. Season 2 was a "bridge" to connect the two plots or something of the like.
Danny not knowing about the Reign of Terror that came after the French Revolution is so funny to me for some reason. Like yeah, the revolution was sick as hell. For about 5 minutes until the guy in charge went mad w power and started executing literally anyone who _might_ sympathize with the rich
Yeah, the French Revolution is... something. It's more like a revolving door of factions gaining power, going mad with power, starting to kill first their enemies and then each other till they're ousted by the next faction. Until we get Napoleon Bonaparte who decides the solution to the "to King or not to King" question is "none of you are thinking big enough"
EXACTLY. It wasn’t safe for anyone. Plus, it’s not like every single upper class person they killed was actually an “enemy of the people.” Some were corrupt and horrible, but others were just innocent ppl who were born into the upper class.
Or the whole Bastille Day thing, which I still have trouble with the concept of celebrating the day the citizens "liberated" the prison by letting all the prisoners out, murderers, rapists, etc. and then watched in glee as those people then slaughtered almost everyone else inside the prison, including other prisoners. Walking the city wearing black? You must be clergy - KILL. Wearing anything fashionable / not dirty tatters - KILL. It was freaking horrible.
Oh boy I read the Innocents manga that took before and after revolution in the eye of a semi-fictionalised executioner Sanson. From there I learned that one of the key revolution figure, Marat, was murdered by Charlotte Corday, a woman who felt this revolution was unnecessarily brutal. Kinda wished more medias explore her, especially since the revolution often ignore women's rights, and is a gateway to the current culture of 'men minimalism is the natural aesthetic and wOMen beauty r bad durr'
I don't think I saw a comment about it yet, but the funny walk in the church is because Crowley is a demon, and the church is holy ground. Still one of my favorite scenes in the show.
First!! Also, it’s canon that Crowley doesn’t know why Noah needs two of every species. Apparently Gaiman wrote a Twitter post where Crowley and Aziraphale talked about it in present day and Crowley says he would’ve gotten the second unicorn for Noah if he knew.
It was also not just two of every animal. Noah was told to bring two of every animal, and seven PAIRS (so 14) of the clean animals and flying creatures. The “clean animals” were brought in larger groups because they were (probably) intended to be used as sacrifices post-flood and food. After the flood, Noah did indeed sacrifice “some of every clean animal and some of every clean bird” to God, leaving six of each species to repopulate. So yeah. More than 2 of every animal were on the Ark
Fun fact about the French Revolution: by 1793 (when the scene is set), the Revolution was less about the lower classes (which in pre-revolution France was quite literally everyone other than the aristocrats and the clergy) rising up against the upper classes and more about the National Convention (a goverment at this point basically controlled by 12 angry men who wanted to kill everyone who didn't agree with eveything Robespierre (guy in charge of the main political club) said) executing everyone who wasn't sufficiently revolutionary. Because the executioner fellow says he's executed some 199 people, I'd put it at around October - November because that's when the terror reached its most zealous in 1793 (it got worse the following year). For context, by November 1793 there were a truely ridiculous number of laws in place that meant if you even looked vaguely antirevolutionary you could be tried and executed, all churches had been fully closed and rededicated as Temples of Reason (part of what was essentially Robespierre's personal cult with him replacing God) and almost every major revolutionary figure who had previously been lauded as heroes had been tried and exectuted. All the major royalty had been executed, including the Duc d'Orleans, who had been instrumental in helping start the revolution just 4 years earlier. Aziraphale isn't on the wrong side of history here. By late 1793 the Revolution was just killing people for basically no reason other than Robespierre and the CPS's paranoia about someone overthrowing their dicatorship. Looking back on it this comment is quite long but it's factual so enjoy some history!
@kumirapau-chan9880 If I went into any proper detail the comment would be very long and less mildly entertaining so while I could go into detail on their motivations, characters ect. I won't.
I actually LOVE the "still a demon?" line. When Jesus dies, he descends and claims all the righteous in Hell who died in Old Testament times ("The Harrowing of Hell"). Aziraphale believes Crowley is a good person, and therefore may/should have been claimed.
Lovely user Leslie Knieriem wrote as follows to the fans: Aziraphale had known Crowley at this point for over FOUR THOUSAND YEARS. The notion that Crowley might not be "still a demon" would have been idiotically nonsensical. Except... This Roman meeting was 8 years after Golgotha -- where Aziraphale had heard Crowley speak sympathetically about Jesus. (Note, A & C probably hadn't met in the meantime) Aziraphale may have been in Rome to help the fledgling Christian community there. A community that tradition says was founded by Peter. Whose successor, Clement, was a mentor to Origen. Who taught that the sacrifice of Christ meant that ALL would be redeemed, including Satan himself. (Origen got into Big Trouble for this, posthumously) So, Aziraphale may have had some familiarity with teachings of Universal Redemption. Which was not an exclusively Christian notion either - there are Muslim traditions of Ifrits (demons) being converted by Muhammad's preaching. All of which is to say, Aziraphale might have had some justification to entertain right then a faint wistful hope that Crowley was NOT, in fact "still a demon". Which he desperately would have wanted at that point in their relationship. And Crowley would have KNOWN this. And would probably have been extremely hurt by Aziraphale's daydreams of this sort, leading to his bitter reply. (n.b. I have heard that "aardvarks" symbolize "a guilty conscience" but have not been able to verify)
"I know that at some point in the series he's going to have to experience SOME kind of hardship, and when that happens, I'm simply going to have to skip the episode." Oh Danny, if only he knew.
13:20 - Crowley is a demon currently walking on hallowed ground in a church. For him it's like walking on hot stone so he's jumping a bit to get hurt less!
I first saw Michael Sheen in a History Channel show about the Roman Emperors, he played Nero, the crazy emperor, and he disappeared so fully into that role of madness, I immediately marked his name for future references, because I knew I never wanted to miss a single thing he did - he was _That_ brilliant!
I really appreciate Danny speaking up on the Neil Gaiman situation while still continuing to react to the series. I feel lots of respect for him being able to feel comfortable enough in continuing to support a project that means so much to so many people regardless if one of its creators is an awful man. Remembering that this is also Terry Pratchetts legacy along with so many wonderful actors and a brilliant production team is so important when taking in this series. I really appreciate Danny for not ignoring the issue, but instead remembering no one man goes into the production of something so big.
I work at a bookstore and basically recommend the show over the book right now. That way at least you can support the careers of a lot more people than Gaiman, a publishing corporation, and James f_cking Daunt.
@@ЕленаФурманец-я6лHe doesn't tho, he still recommend the show which includes Parchet's work, but also a lot more people as well, so instead of promoting half of Gaiman, it's more like a hundredth
19:11 It absolutely is, think the Horsemen just camp out in places they can stew in their own vibe. Watching people that _can’t_ eat is a bummer for him, he wants to watch the rich “not” eat.
17:30 Hello Danny, I've been raised religious and know a lot of Bible stories, so I figured I'd let you know that actually heaven and the angels were created first. Then once a group of angels lead by Lucifer rebelled against God, they were thrown into hell as punishment. After that is when earth and humans were made. Hell was never actually made for humans because they were supposed to be able to just live eternally in the garden of Eden but then the whole Adam and Eve story happened and yeah. Hope that makes sense sorry it's long😩
Michael Sheen has played an angel, a werewolf, a vampire (Twilight movies), a serial killer (Prodigal Son), and a sex researcher (Masters of Sex), and many other things. Oh, and Hamlet, of course. They all play that.
man the comment sections on those videos are making me feel insane because me and my friend group thought season 2 was SO bad it made us loose all interest in the show lol, tho i'm actually glad it found it's audience, even if i still think gaiman is physically incapable of writing a good romance on purpose
@@nathair7388 omg i feel it! i also hated s2 so fucking much to the point it is now not existing for me. actually surprised that there are so many people who love it😭 hope danny finds it enjoyable too. i personally thought it was rushed, dumb and soulless.
@@sapphicat4454 I think a lot of people enjoyed the more character-based approach which centered the different relationship dynamics, but it was definetly a tone shift from s1, so I can see how one might dislike that. Personally, I liked both, but I'm especially curious how s3 will go, since it's been said that it'll have more Pratchett influence again, with s2 mainly serving to bridge the gap that hadn't been closed when he died. But we'll see, to each their own, I guess.
7:10 First time looking at Michael Sheen's different roles was crazy for me too. He's played so many villains but Aziraphale was the first I saw him in or at least knew he played, so seeing him play so many villains and hunks had me going nuts. It is unbelievable that he can look so different for the roles. You should see his old roles, he used to be an absolute TWINK and he SLAYS!
"I want someone to look at me, Like I'm David Tennant and they're Michael Sheen." 😂❤ This deep connection between Crowley and Aziraphale was only possible to portay because Micheal and David become the best friends making this show. ❤😊
Speaking of Michael Sheen playing a doctor, he was also quite good in the role of William Masters in the show _Masters of Sex,_ a historical drama about the highly influential sexuality research team Masters and Johnson (with Virginia Johnson played by Lizzy Caplan).
The whiplash I went through after obsessing over Good omens for months and then jumping into Prodigal son was insane 😅 Still not over Tumblr calling The Surgeon Cardigan murder daddy, though 😅😅😅
I always loved to think that the scene where Aziraphale says it’s over to crowley that he is actually trying to protect him so that he himself can do everything on his own and Crowley doesn’t get punished whatsoever ☺️
David and Michael are great friends in real life. Give Staged a watch, Danny. It's pretty much them bickering like an old married couple, as themselves
Hey, just wanted to let you know that your videos bring me so much joy. today I learned i might not get like 50% of my student aid for college and when I saw you posted another Good Omens vid I immediately knew that I needed to watch it because your humor and great jokes would make me feel so much better. Thanks so much, Danny.
Idk if you saw this but Michael Sheen and Kate Beckinsale (plays Selene in Underworld) were a couple for like 8 years and have a daughter together. They broke up after the first Underworld movie came out and she then married Underworld director Len Wiseman. Kate and Michael still have a great relationship to this day tho and their daughter is now 25 years old.
"if this show insinuates that these two aren't fucking--" they're both canonically asexual acutally, which is honestly amazing in my opinion since ace rep isn't very common (at least in things ive seen)
Some asexual people do experience sexual desire (as opposed to sexual attraction) and some do engage in sexual behavior with others. In addition, neither the book nor the series states whether or not either A or C cared to "make an effort" (as the book states) to have the ability to have sex.
@@loud_sound Eh not really, sexless yes (angels are sexless unless they make an effort; and angels and demons are of the same stock [source: the book]), but as to whether that means asexual or genderless has been left as an exercise for the reader.
I didn’t know about the allegations until maybe the day before your community post. But the way you brought it up and asked your audience if we wanted you to continue was a really good way to address it and go about it. Carry on!
Keep in mind the series was based on a book that is now 34 years old & has had a huge, dedicated cult following for decades. And by cult following, I mean tightly knit groups of friends who met over the words "What do you mean you've never read Good Omens? Here, this is why I always carry a paperback copy & keep my signed hardcover copy at home under lock & key. Take this & read it, you can thank me later. Don't worry about returning it, just pass it on to someone worthy." This has also been known to occur with copies of Frank Herbert's Dune & the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.
Agreed, Guards Guards is always my suggestion as a starting place for anyone new to Discworld. They always go on to read others and find a different one that's their favourite, but that journey of discovery starts with Guards Guards.
10:41 (Danny don’t look) “what do you mean we shouldn’t oppress the poor” when i tell you i started hyperventilating trying not to laugh at the accidental foreshadowing here-
Now if he'd specified one was garden waste, one was regular waste & recycling for Buddhists & Wiccans (reincarnation), I'd have been even more impressed.
@@Londonsabers I recently read a (great) book titled, "Strange Sally Diamond." Sally had been adopted as a child by a Doctor/researcher after she and her mother were rescued from a traumatic situation which her mother din't survive. Whether because of her childhood, or if she is neurodivergent is not specified but when the book opens, she is a middle aged woman in Ireland living with her father. She doesn't want to answer questions or be social at all so she pretends to be deaf to everyone she meets other than her elderly, widowed father. When he dies, she takes him out to the trash and puts him in the organic matter bin because he was always saying to just put him out with the trash when he goes!
If you like Michael Sheen/David Tennant banter I recommend Staged! It’s on RUclips and has so much bantering! It’s fantastically funny. Michael Sheen is an acting chameleon. One of the best actors I’ve ever seen with his micro expressions and complete personality changes. Unfortunately it also makes him unrecognizable…
4:00 Danny, I hate to tell you this, but thats not just a depiction. Thats what actually happened in the bible. It rained non-stop for 40 days and nights. Why didnt anybody else build a boat? I dont know
@@JaxdoesArtyeah I noticed that last time I read the story a few weeks ago. So it seems Danny’s suggestion for tsunamis is already canonical. People just always skip over that part.
@@silentshadow3894 I wouldn’t say people skip over it, since it’s the only way creationists can pretend their “model” is in any way feasible (it still isn’t but whatever)
@@JaxdoesArt I’m confused what you are talking about. I’m just saying people who make shows/movies that contain the flood narrative never seem to use tsunamis. Any that I’ve seen just go with real heavy rain and then suddenly the earth is covered in water.
22:11 Not necessarily a thing to react to, just for your own personal entertainment if you want, but there’s another show called “Staged” which is literally just Michael Sheen and David Tennant riffing of each other over zoom for 3 seasons straight. It’s very funny to watch, and it might give you whiplash because the two actors have literally the opposite personalities to the characters they are playing in this show. Overall it’s very funny and I highly recommend! :)
I love Danny talking about the weather bit and saying "That's just LA" Not taking into concideration that the show takes place in the UK which has objectivly shit weather most of the time so to us clear warm weather is a mirical🤣🤣🤣
Hey dude, I can see you are all in the same boat as the rest of us with the Gaiman allegations. So many people are feeling devestated, thank you for keeping the conversation respectful. I am really enjoying the vids and appreciate your support of everyone that worked on the show.
Thank you for bringing up the current discourse around Gaiman. I was hoping you would, you're a very real and wholesome content creator. I appreciate you and your content, Danny.
19:43 “What is a foodless sauce? Piss?” Has to go on every Danny Motta compilation. I’m gonna think about that for an uncomfortable amount of time. Great vid Danny keep up the great work 👍
Fun Fact: it's actually theorized that the the great flood in the bible wasn't the whole world flooding but just the Euphrates and Tigris rivers essentially having a flash flood.
Of all the things I could be jealous of, The Success, The Hair, The Loving Relationship... The thing I am most jealous of is Danny's comment section, He never fails to mention how civil and polite his comment section is, and that is something I hope to have someday. We all make mistakes, we all have situations turn on us, but to have a group of people that will gently let us know when things have gone wrong, instead of attacking us for not knowing, is genuinely a great gift to have. I can only aspire to have as great a community.
I made my senior yearbook quote a quote from Neil Gaiman, and then TWO DAYS LATER the allegations came to light. I was floored. Thank you for taking your time to seriously address it, it's still a great show despite everything. It's become sort of an in-joke in the fandom that David Tennant himself was the one who wrote Good Omens with Terry Pratchett instead of Gaiman
@@DarkBandicoot What’s your definition of spoilers? Cause me saying I was “Never the same” after season 2 could just mean it changed my brain chemistry in a good way? 🤨
@@mysteryglitch Well you are blatantly saying that some BIG STUFF is gonna happen later, and while you aren't saying what, I just feel it's still unfair on people who just wanna experience it for the first time without knowing that something is coming. Like... it feels like you're hinting at something.
@mysteryglitch Spoilers are hinting at the storyline of a movie/show/video game/etc. Implying there is something big incoming is ruining the impact that big thing will have. Then he's expecting something huge to come up, so it changes how he watches the series.
14:29 It’s canon. Neil said so and BOTH Micheal and David play their characters as if they’re in love. Also…Micheal reads loads of fanfic about Crowley and Aziraphale.
Michael Sheen has powers of disguise that are on par with the likes of Lee Pace. They're the actors you look at and think they look familiar, but you can't really place it because their faces change every time you see them.
YES Because of your reaction of the series I started to re-read the book. So glad you talk about the allegations with respect. Also you should know that the actors playing az and crowley are actually really close friends in real life so the dynamic is easier for them I think.
The actors playing AZ & Crowley BECAME good friends while filming GO. They were really just acquaintances before filming started. I think that needs saying because Sheen and Tennant are actually exceptional actors, and probably would have given this same performance if they ended up hating each other. But I'm thrilled at the friendship that developed, and it makes the GO fandom deeper.
It’s been over a year since I’ve seen the entire series and I’m fully immersed in the fandom. Your reactions are making me relive the joy, the rollercoaster ride and the love. You’re super funny and insightful- can’t wait to see more on this series.
Two weeks ago today, a group of attendees from the nearby Ineffable Con travelled to Hambleden - the village in which the Tadfield scenes were filmed. While there, we were collectively yelled at by an R.P. Tyler clone and, I'm presuming, his wife. They loudly complained about us not respecting the sabbath by... -checks notes- dressing weird and standing quietly in a line. I don't think a single person had a costume that wasn't made up of regular clothes, minus one top hat. Our bus drivers took it in turns to go behind the buses to laugh. I laughed so hard I cried. Anyway, we're writing a musical about it now.
5:27 Fun fact: knights’ painted armor because it helped prevent rust, so the knight in shining armor was notable either for having the money to replace rusted armor or was extremely diligent in polishing off the rust. He could be very wealthy or very poor but rarely inbetween.
Fun fact for Danny: Micheal Sheen was originally meant to be Crowley, but after reading the script he decided he'd fit Aziraphale better
Michael Sheen as Crowley? I can’t imagine it. He is SO aziraphale 😭
I think it was the church scene where Crowley was tiptoeing around. Neil thought “ykw. David Tennant would be good for that”
No fucking wayyy
@@ausaremyfantasy8234 Neil just didn't feel as comfortable setting Michael on fire as he did David 🤣
@@hihi-kv8kvthey did it in the final episode of season 1
“Are they in love?” Yeah. And it’s one sided on both sides lmao
That's the best description ever
That is a spot on description of their relationship! ❤
Why is this so accurate lmao
hi what if i crode
Literally the most accurate description
Funfact: David tennant is basically blind in most scenes cause he is always wearing the snake contacts under his sunglasses, so most of he bloopers of this show is just David running into thing because he can't see
The bloopers of this show and the bts is absolutely worth a watch. Not sure it's worth a full react, but still worth a watch.
Please tell me where I can find those bloopers
@moaday9952 some of them are on RUclips, just look it up and you can find some (I recommend the season two ones)
Those are contacts?! I genuinely thought those were special effects
@@ursa4580according to what was said in an interview it's apparently a combination of both, he wears lenses but they edit them to make it look more real
"Five minutes ago, everything was fine" is the definition of good omens. That is this shows fucking motto.
I am SO excited for him to react to season2 episode 6 BWHAHAHW
final fifteen flashbacks...... 😨
I think you mean this shows Motta
"I've never seen a live action man so accurately embody Winnie the Pooh before" is a devastatingly accurate description.
Yes!
Fun fact: Aziraphale’s very favorite book is his signed first edition Winnie-The-Pooh.
I LOVED this comment from Danny. It is so accurate! ❤❤
That's wild, I assumed the glassed were so he didn't *have* to wear contracts
Actually made me laugh out loud.I just wasn't expecting it, but it's such a good comparison 😂
"I don't know why this show is on a mission to make David Tennant look as stupid as possible" I CANNOT WAIT for danny to meet Bildad the Shuhite
You have NO IDEA how spot on you’re with calling Aziraphale “too charitable for heaven”
Haha yeah! He doesn’t have any idea! So like, we shouldn’t comment it!
@@CrazyPyro516 I didn’t say anything that wasn’t obvious by the 3rd episode.
Everyone here... Please cap it now... 😅😅😅
THE COMMENT I WAS JUST ABOUT TO MAKE!!!
Danny: “I just love watching Michael Sheen and David Tennant go at each other…. Wait, could’ve said that better”
Michael Sheen: “No, you said it perfectly fine”
I love how bamboozled you were because of Micheal Sheen, that man is an awesome person and actor
I remember looking up Michael Sheen and feeling equally as bamboozled seeing all of his roles (including Twilight)
Sheen officially won me over when in December 2021, Sheen announced that he would be giving all of his future earnings to charities, declaring himself a "not-for-profit actor".
hate to break it to you but he's a zionist
Danny's rant about Crowley's outfits and facial hair combos being ridiculous and yet David pulls them off makes me so excited for when Danny gets to Bildad the Shuite
BILDAD THE SHUHITE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
I also would like to point out that Crowley’s outfit are actually fashionable 😂 he wears the fashionable clothes of the period
@@AdventureGirl-zn4wc my favourite cobbler/midwife
Right 😂
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21:50 why did i think he was gonna say "still good. still omens."
Omg same
Literally read this comment .2 seconds after thinking that exact same thing
Hshah that’s a good one
I feel like falling in love with David and Micheal is a canon event for anybody who's introduced to Good Omens and watching it happen to Danny in real time is deadly hilarious :D
Michael Sheen was also a villain in the Twilight franchise. I feel like the casting director went "let's pick two actors who need to be seen outside their typecast so they can show off."
So much of the franchise was cast so perfectly off. Most of the actors either loathed their roles, or went balls against the wall having a blast in a role that wasn't intended to be so much fun.
what's fun about it, is that Michael Sheen was supposed to be playing Crowley at first
"I was actually, actually, in four of the Twilight films"
Sorry how is David tennet outside his type cast here? He's an immortal being that is more than a little unhinged.
@@oneweirddaydreamer6181 Unhinged in what way? Keep in mind, 10 tried to make positive changes in the universe and Crowley is quite selfish. I'm genuinely confused.
God being the narrator was an interesting choice they made to handle Terry Pratchett's copious footnotes; he is famous for using footnotes as part of his humor, and this book was no exception. One of the big questions when this was made was how they would work them in, because they are very much an important part of the Pratchett experience.
Also explains why no narration in season 2
@@_carrot__cake_ I hadn't thought about that, but you're right. From what I understand, Neil and Pterry had sketched out what became season 2, but not organized enough for The Footnotes to be added, I would imagine.
@@mournwood actually, the continuation they sketched together is what is going to (hopefully) be season 3. Season 2 was a "bridge" to connect the two plots or something of the like.
Danny not knowing about the Reign of Terror that came after the French Revolution is so funny to me for some reason. Like yeah, the revolution was sick as hell. For about 5 minutes until the guy in charge went mad w power and started executing literally anyone who _might_ sympathize with the rich
Yeah, the French Revolution is... something. It's more like a revolving door of factions gaining power, going mad with power, starting to kill first their enemies and then each other till they're ousted by the next faction. Until we get Napoleon Bonaparte who decides the solution to the "to King or not to King" question is "none of you are thinking big enough"
EXACTLY. It wasn’t safe for anyone. Plus, it’s not like every single upper class person they killed was actually an “enemy of the people.” Some were corrupt and horrible, but others were just innocent ppl who were born into the upper class.
Or the whole Bastille Day thing, which I still have trouble with the concept of celebrating the day the citizens "liberated" the prison by letting all the prisoners out, murderers, rapists, etc. and then watched in glee as those people then slaughtered almost everyone else inside the prison, including other prisoners. Walking the city wearing black? You must be clergy - KILL. Wearing anything fashionable / not dirty tatters - KILL. It was freaking horrible.
Oh boy I read the Innocents manga that took before and after revolution in the eye of a semi-fictionalised executioner Sanson. From there I learned that one of the key revolution figure, Marat, was murdered by Charlotte Corday, a woman who felt this revolution was unnecessarily brutal. Kinda wished more medias explore her, especially since the revolution often ignore women's rights, and is a gateway to the current culture of 'men minimalism is the natural aesthetic and wOMen beauty r bad durr'
Yeah, the Reign of Terror is…deeply painful to study for anyone who like leftist politics.
"I just want this man to live the most peaceful life" I almost started crying
I don't think I saw a comment about it yet, but the funny walk in the church is because Crowley is a demon, and the church is holy ground. Still one of my favorite scenes in the show.
It's what clinched the role for Tennant.
14:27 “are they in love? Is that just speculation or is that a actual canon?” my gosh Dani, you have no idea 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
First!! Also, it’s canon that Crowley doesn’t know why Noah needs two of every species. Apparently Gaiman wrote a Twitter post where Crowley and Aziraphale talked about it in present day and Crowley says he would’ve gotten the second unicorn for Noah if he knew.
Oh my, that is so precious
Fun fact!! Unicorns were saved on the arc! A unicorn is a Rhino with a single horn! Also, Dragons are what people used to call Dinosaurs!
@@amberlyrane8006 That would be a Chubby Armored War Unicorn. (Sorry, I couldn't help myself.)
It was also not just two of every animal. Noah was told to bring two of every animal, and seven PAIRS (so 14) of the clean animals and flying creatures. The “clean animals” were brought in larger groups because they were (probably) intended to be used as sacrifices post-flood and food. After the flood, Noah did indeed sacrifice “some of every clean animal and some of every clean bird” to God, leaving six of each species to repopulate. So yeah. More than 2 of every animal were on the Ark
@yikesmydude5641 why were sacrifices needed?
Fun fact about the French Revolution: by 1793 (when the scene is set), the Revolution was less about the lower classes (which in pre-revolution France was quite literally everyone other than the aristocrats and the clergy) rising up against the upper classes and more about the National Convention (a goverment at this point basically controlled by 12 angry men who wanted to kill everyone who didn't agree with eveything Robespierre (guy in charge of the main political club) said) executing everyone who wasn't sufficiently revolutionary. Because the executioner fellow says he's executed some 199 people, I'd put it at around October - November because that's when the terror reached its most zealous in 1793 (it got worse the following year). For context, by November 1793 there were a truely ridiculous number of laws in place that meant if you even looked vaguely antirevolutionary you could be tried and executed, all churches had been fully closed and rededicated as Temples of Reason (part of what was essentially Robespierre's personal cult with him replacing God) and almost every major revolutionary figure who had previously been lauded as heroes had been tried and exectuted. All the major royalty had been executed, including the Duc d'Orleans, who had been instrumental in helping start the revolution just 4 years earlier.
Aziraphale isn't on the wrong side of history here. By late 1793 the Revolution was just killing people for basically no reason other than Robespierre and the CPS's paranoia about someone overthrowing their dicatorship.
Looking back on it this comment is quite long but it's factual so enjoy some history!
Thank you!! It was wonderful to gain further understanding of what went on during that time.
That's a very caricatural way to look at this series of events, though more accurate than Danny's take on it in this video.
@kumirapau-chan9880 If I went into any proper detail the comment would be very long and less mildly entertaining so while I could go into detail on their motivations, characters ect. I won't.
I actually LOVE the "still a demon?" line. When Jesus dies, he descends and claims all the righteous in Hell who died in Old Testament times ("The Harrowing of Hell"). Aziraphale believes Crowley is a good person, and therefore may/should have been claimed.
It's possible he would have been, had he not been on earth at the time.
OMG I LOVE THIS THEORY!!! ❤😱😱😱
I think that only works on humans
Lovely user Leslie Knieriem wrote as follows to the fans:
Aziraphale had known Crowley at this point for over FOUR THOUSAND YEARS. The notion that Crowley might not be "still a demon" would have been idiotically nonsensical.
Except...
This Roman meeting was 8 years after Golgotha -- where Aziraphale had heard Crowley speak sympathetically about Jesus. (Note, A & C probably hadn't met in the meantime)
Aziraphale may have been in Rome to help the fledgling Christian community there. A community that tradition says was founded by Peter. Whose successor, Clement, was a mentor to Origen. Who taught that the sacrifice of Christ meant that ALL would be redeemed, including Satan himself. (Origen got into Big Trouble for this, posthumously)
So, Aziraphale may have had some familiarity with teachings of Universal Redemption.
Which was not an exclusively Christian notion either - there are Muslim traditions of Ifrits (demons) being converted by Muhammad's preaching.
All of which is to say, Aziraphale might have had some justification to entertain right then a faint wistful hope that Crowley was NOT, in fact "still a demon".
Which he desperately would have wanted at that point in their relationship.
And Crowley would have KNOWN this.
And would probably have been extremely hurt by Aziraphale's daydreams of this sort, leading to his bitter reply.
(n.b. I have heard that "aardvarks" symbolize "a guilty conscience" but have not been able to verify)
I wish it was only at that point of their relationship...@@BlackOfJuly
"I know that at some point in the series he's going to have to experience SOME kind of hardship, and when that happens, I'm simply going to have to skip the episode." Oh Danny, if only he knew.
Did you know one of David's most famous things IS a Hamlet production?
Also. Please look up Michael as Aro laughing in twilight. It's iconic.
He was LIVING (or unliving) in the Twilight saga.
Oh yeah! When he was the only one with the bravery and respect to use that real skull, just like its previous owner wanted!
@@grey8288 I loved him as Aro. He just embodied the chaotic psychopath so well haha
@@vinnie666 David is so cool. Just love him.
David Tennant was an amazing Hamlet. Michael Sheen also played Hamlet.
6:10 “I just want this man to live the most peaceful life.” I’m gonna hold you to those words later Danny 👀
Fun fact: For a long time, the actor's union guideline was that if the cast outnumbers the audience, you don't have to perform the play.
I learned something today! Thanks!
13:20 - Crowley is a demon currently walking on hallowed ground in a church. For him it's like walking on hot stone so he's jumping a bit to get hurt less!
Az has committed many sins, when he is supposed to be perfectly sinless. "I can do a lil sin as a treat" is him in a nutshell.
just a little cheat day treat,exactly
I'm just picturing that clip of Taylor Tomlinson like, "imma have a TREAT" with the little heel kick.
I first saw Michael Sheen in a History Channel show about the Roman Emperors, he played Nero, the crazy emperor, and he disappeared so fully into that role of madness, I immediately marked his name for future references, because I knew I never wanted to miss a single thing he did - he was _That_ brilliant!
I really appreciate Danny speaking up on the Neil Gaiman situation while still continuing to react to the series. I feel lots of respect for him being able to feel comfortable enough in continuing to support a project that means so much to so many people regardless if one of its creators is an awful man. Remembering that this is also Terry Pratchetts legacy along with so many wonderful actors and a brilliant production team is so important when taking in this series. I really appreciate Danny for not ignoring the issue, but instead remembering no one man goes into the production of something so big.
I work at a bookstore and basically recommend the show over the book right now.
That way at least you can support the careers of a lot more people than Gaiman, a publishing corporation, and James f_cking Daunt.
@@tyrant-den884the book is not only Neil Gaiman work, but also Terry Pratchett. Doing this you simply dishonor another great writer, shame on you
@@ЕленаФурманец-я6лHe doesn't tho, he still recommend the show which includes Parchet's work, but also a lot more people as well, so instead of promoting half of Gaiman, it's more like a hundredth
@@leogourdon12 sweet life of double standards
@@ЕленаФурманец-я6л It ain't a double standard though
19:11 It absolutely is, think the Horsemen just camp out in places they can stew in their own vibe. Watching people that _can’t_ eat is a bummer for him, he wants to watch the rich “not” eat.
Danny learning that Michael Sheen is a shape shifter that is in many huge movies and is just a beloved actor is awesome
MICHAEL-ASS-SHEEN
Him watching this has made me rewatch the show again and the hyper fixation is coming back
“Michael Sheen more like Michael Seen. Because I see you Michael.”
Lonely quote keeping that lmao
17:30 Hello Danny, I've been raised religious and know a lot of Bible stories, so I figured I'd let you know that actually heaven and the angels were created first. Then once a group of angels lead by Lucifer rebelled against God, they were thrown into hell as punishment. After that is when earth and humans were made. Hell was never actually made for humans because they were supposed to be able to just live eternally in the garden of Eden but then the whole Adam and Eve story happened and yeah. Hope that makes sense sorry it's long😩
Was about to say just this❤
Michael Sheen has played an angel, a werewolf, a vampire (Twilight movies), a serial killer (Prodigal Son), and a sex researcher (Masters of Sex), and many other things. Oh, and Hamlet, of course. They all play that.
It's kinda weird how I saw Prodigal Son first and then suddenly he was all over RUclips as some cute angel. He is amazing actor.
Don't forget a freaking android bartender 🤣🤣
@@SummertimeV106 What's that in?
@@HuntingVioletsPassengers with Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt
@@solve756 Thanks.
12:45 "Why are you door-dashing for Hitler?"
I am dead! I'm dead! Danny has killed me! I'm gone, dead, and buried! 🤣
I'm so glad that he's continuing this series! Danny is going to lose his mind when he gets to season two, and I cannot wait to see him explode.
Going by his excitement level, he might need Valium to survive Season Two.
Every day it's getting closer 😅
man the comment sections on those videos are making me feel insane because me and my friend group thought season 2 was SO bad it made us loose all interest in the show lol, tho i'm actually glad it found it's audience, even if i still think gaiman is physically incapable of writing a good romance on purpose
@@nathair7388 omg i feel it! i also hated s2 so fucking much to the point it is now not existing for me. actually surprised that there are so many people who love it😭 hope danny finds it enjoyable too. i personally thought it was rushed, dumb and soulless.
@@sapphicat4454 I think a lot of people enjoyed the more character-based approach which centered the different relationship dynamics, but it was definetly a tone shift from s1, so I can see how one might dislike that.
Personally, I liked both, but I'm especially curious how s3 will go, since it's been said that it'll have more Pratchett influence again, with s2 mainly serving to bridge the gap that hadn't been closed when he died.
But we'll see, to each their own, I guess.
Everything he says just foreshadows what’s to come. I love it.
Speaking of David and beards….
Ohhh just you wait until you meet Bildad the Shuhite 😁
Need any shoes?
@@goblingore_or a midwife?
Shhh spoilers
That beard looked like some animal died on Tennant's face.😅
@@catfancier270 And yet he pulled it off 😋
7:10 First time looking at Michael Sheen's different roles was crazy for me too. He's played so many villains but Aziraphale was the first I saw him in or at least knew he played, so seeing him play so many villains and hunks had me going nuts. It is unbelievable that he can look so different for the roles. You should see his old roles, he used to be an absolute TWINK and he SLAYS!
"I want someone to look at me,
Like I'm David Tennant and they're Michael Sheen." 😂❤ This deep connection between Crowley and Aziraphale was only possible to portay because Micheal and David become the best friends making this show. ❤😊
5:13 he’s gonna love s2
Was thinking the same thing 😂
Can not believe you didn't pick out the moment when Crowley hands him the books! Aziraphale's look is amazing!
Yes! I was hoping to see his reaction to that moment too, especially now he ships them as hard as we do! Welcome to the rabbit hole, Danny! ❤
I'm hoping his editor releases those clips.
OMG remembering how Crowley calls Az "Angel" with that tone of voice, was exactly what I needed to carry on with my life today🥹
Translation for the old guy 18:06 : If you've come here to smoke weed until you don't know where you are then just leave
14:41 yes Danny, they are in love and they are adorable
Michael Sheen is also in a show called Prodigal Son, where he is a manipulative serial killer posing as a normal family man and doctor 😅
Speaking of Michael Sheen playing a doctor, he was also quite good in the role of William Masters in the show _Masters of Sex,_ a historical drama about the highly influential sexuality research team Masters and Johnson (with Virginia Johnson played by Lizzy Caplan).
And somehow still sexy af as a psychopathic teddy bear, lol
The whiplash I went through after obsessing over Good omens for months and then jumping into Prodigal son was insane 😅 Still not over Tumblr calling The Surgeon Cardigan murder daddy, though 😅😅😅
20:39 that it the entire series. Especially the last 15 minutes of the last episode of season two.
I’m so glad Danny found Michael Sheen in Underworld, I’ve been waiting for him to find that since the first video on Good Omens haha
Dood.....I love those movies, saw them when they came out....I never realized that was him!!!! The range on this man.....
I'm so glad you decided to continue the series! The bit about Michael Sheen's other roles made me cackle, his range is amazing!
danny calling hamlet a ripoff of the lion king is so fucking funny to me
both David Tennant and Michael Sheen have amazing range in acting! have you seen David as Kilgrave? fucking chills
Props to Danny for handling the situation well. Not many creators do.
I always loved to think that the scene where Aziraphale says it’s over to crowley that he is actually trying to protect him so that he himself can do everything on his own and Crowley doesn’t get punished whatsoever ☺️
David and Michael are great friends in real life. Give Staged a watch, Danny. It's pretty much them bickering like an old married couple, as themselves
Possibly the best thing to come out of lockdown!
20:45 you aren’t even ready dude oh NO 😭
"I thought things were way older than they actually are." Is something i tells myself regularly.
Hey, just wanted to let you know that your videos bring me so much joy. today I learned i might not get like 50% of my student aid for college and when I saw you posted another Good Omens vid I immediately knew that I needed to watch it because your humor and great jokes would make me feel so much better. Thanks so much, Danny.
I love Danny insulting hamlet, whilst simultaneously thirsting over David Tennent, who has *literally* played hamlet.
Idk if you saw this but Michael Sheen and Kate Beckinsale (plays Selene in Underworld) were a couple for like 8 years and have a daughter together. They broke up after the first Underworld movie came out and she then married Underworld director Len Wiseman. Kate and Michael still have a great relationship to this day tho and their daughter is now 25 years old.
"if this show insinuates that these two aren't fucking--" they're both canonically asexual acutally, which is honestly amazing in my opinion since ace rep isn't very common (at least in things ive seen)
Some asexual people do experience sexual desire (as opposed to sexual attraction) and some do engage in sexual behavior with others. In addition, neither the book nor the series states whether or not either A or C cared to "make an effort" (as the book states) to have the ability to have sex.
they're canonically genderless/sexless, sexualities are left vague
not that you can't headcanon any sexuality you want lol
@@loud_sound except i saw somewhere (really can't remember sorry) that they were confirmed to be canonically ace
@@loud_sound Eh not really, sexless yes (angels are sexless unless they make an effort; and angels and demons are of the same stock [source: the book]), but as to whether that means asexual or genderless has been left as an exercise for the reader.
Omg that is so cool, I really hope it's true. This made me really happy just now :D (coming from an asexual person)
I didn’t know about the allegations until maybe the day before your community post. But the way you brought it up and asked your audience if we wanted you to continue was a really good way to address it and go about it. Carry on!
Keep in mind the series was based on a book that is now 34 years old & has had a huge, dedicated cult following for decades. And by cult following, I mean tightly knit groups of friends who met over the words "What do you mean you've never read Good Omens? Here, this is why I always carry a paperback copy & keep my signed hardcover copy at home under lock & key. Take this & read it, you can thank me later. Don't worry about returning it, just pass it on to someone worthy."
This has also been known to occur with copies of Frank Herbert's Dune & the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.
... and "Guards, Guards!"...
Agreed, Guards Guards is always my suggestion as a starting place for anyone new to Discworld.
They always go on to read others and find a different one that's their favourite, but that journey of discovery starts with Guards Guards.
Not, basically, exactly how I got ahold of a copy of the Good Omens book. Lol
10:41 (Danny don’t look)
“what do you mean we shouldn’t oppress the poor” when i tell you i started hyperventilating trying not to laugh at the accidental foreshadowing here-
Danny's comments on Az are so accurate, man really is a teddy bear filled with books
5:27 oooh you're gonna *love* season 2 episode 6😌☝️
Why is his analogy of heaven and hell being garbage bins for humans so good? 🤣🤣🤣
Now if he'd specified one was garden waste, one was regular waste & recycling for Buddhists & Wiccans (reincarnation), I'd have been even more impressed.
@@Londonsabers I recently read a (great) book titled, "Strange Sally Diamond." Sally had been adopted as a child by a Doctor/researcher after she and her mother were rescued from a traumatic situation which her mother din't survive. Whether because of her childhood, or if she is neurodivergent is not specified but when the book opens, she is a middle aged woman in Ireland living with her father. She doesn't want to answer questions or be social at all so she pretends to be deaf to everyone she meets other than her elderly, widowed father. When he dies, she takes him out to the trash and puts him in the organic matter bin because he was always saying to just put him out with the trash when he goes!
God: *sigh* "Why do I have to separate the trash from the recyclables?"
This made me laugh SO HARD. Now I can't think of it as anything else.
If you like Michael Sheen/David Tennant banter I recommend Staged! It’s on RUclips and has so much bantering! It’s fantastically funny.
Michael Sheen is an acting chameleon. One of the best actors I’ve ever seen with his micro expressions and complete personality changes. Unfortunately it also makes him unrecognizable…
4:00 Danny, I hate to tell you this, but thats not just a depiction. Thats what actually happened in the bible. It rained non-stop for 40 days and nights. Why didnt anybody else build a boat? I dont know
The “fountains of the deep” also apparently opened up but it’s still a ridiculous story
You do know it's a story originally from the Mesopotamians before the Bible...right? It was because the gods were causing havock.
@@JaxdoesArtyeah I noticed that last time I read the story a few weeks ago. So it seems Danny’s suggestion for tsunamis is already canonical. People just always skip over that part.
@@silentshadow3894 I wouldn’t say people skip over it, since it’s the only way creationists can pretend their “model” is in any way feasible (it still isn’t but whatever)
@@JaxdoesArt I’m confused what you are talking about. I’m just saying people who make shows/movies that contain the flood narrative never seem to use tsunamis. Any that I’ve seen just go with real heavy rain and then suddenly the earth is covered in water.
22:11 Not necessarily a thing to react to, just for your own personal entertainment if you want, but there’s another show called “Staged” which is literally just Michael Sheen and David Tennant riffing of each other over zoom for 3 seasons straight. It’s very funny to watch, and it might give you whiplash because the two actors have literally the opposite personalities to the characters they are playing in this show. Overall it’s very funny and I highly recommend! :)
I love Danny talking about the weather bit and saying "That's just LA" Not taking into concideration that the show takes place in the UK which has objectivly shit weather most of the time so to us clear warm weather is a mirical🤣🤣🤣
@jodragon1419 I KNOW, ITS AWFUL
People here in Seattle can sympathize.
Hey dude, I can see you are all in the same boat as the rest of us with the Gaiman allegations. So many people are feeling devestated, thank you for keeping the conversation respectful. I am really enjoying the vids and appreciate your support of everyone that worked on the show.
6:38 Danny's utter disbelief finding out that Michael Sheen was in Underworld is one of my new favorite things
Thank you for bringing up the current discourse around Gaiman. I was hoping you would, you're a very real and wholesome content creator. I appreciate you and your content, Danny.
19:43 “What is a foodless sauce? Piss?” Has to go on every Danny Motta compilation. I’m gonna think about that for an uncomfortable amount of time. Great vid Danny keep up the great work 👍
"Featuring Francis McDormand as the Voice of God" is right there in the opening credits, and since there aren't really any other mysterious voices...
That credit helps if you know what Francis McDormand sounds like.
I HAVENT EVEN WATCHED GOOD OMENS 😭 WHY AM I WATCHUNG THIS
(also huge respect to danny for how he’s dealing with the situation)
same 😭 i just love danny motta thats why
SAME. Idek anything about it
you should try giving it a watch if u feel like it, it's really a great show! :D
Go watch it!!!!
Dude huge suggest (DO IT)
Fun Fact: it's actually theorized that the the great flood in the bible wasn't the whole world flooding but just the Euphrates and Tigris rivers essentially having a flash flood.
Love the detour into Michael sheen lore
Went from a David tennant simp to a Michael sheen simp
It's such a natural progression, really. lol
Of all the things I could be jealous of, The Success, The Hair, The Loving Relationship... The thing I am most jealous of is Danny's comment section, He never fails to mention how civil and polite his comment section is, and that is something I hope to have someday. We all make mistakes, we all have situations turn on us, but to have a group of people that will gently let us know when things have gone wrong, instead of attacking us for not knowing, is genuinely a great gift to have. I can only aspire to have as great a community.
I made my senior yearbook quote a quote from Neil Gaiman, and then TWO DAYS LATER the allegations came to light. I was floored. Thank you for taking your time to seriously address it, it's still a great show despite everything. It's become sort of an in-joke in the fandom that David Tennant himself was the one who wrote Good Omens with Terry Pratchett instead of Gaiman
Neil Gaiman wrote this book with Terry, STOP disrespecting a great author just because some terfs invented some bs about him
honestly freaking out over michael's previous characters (as someone who finds out about him thru Good Omens) is such a canon event
5:41 just wait for the real emotional damage 😌
Was never the same after Season 2 😭
@@mysteryglitch You guys need to understand that saying shit like this is kinda spoilery. Can you not?
@@DarkBandicoot What’s your definition of spoilers? Cause me saying I was “Never the same” after season 2 could just mean it changed my brain chemistry in a good way? 🤨
@@mysteryglitch Well you are blatantly saying that some BIG STUFF is gonna happen later, and while you aren't saying what, I just feel it's still unfair on people who just wanna experience it for the first time without knowing that something is coming. Like... it feels like you're hinting at something.
@mysteryglitch Spoilers are hinting at the storyline of a movie/show/video game/etc. Implying there is something big incoming is ruining the impact that big thing will have. Then he's expecting something huge to come up, so it changes how he watches the series.
14:29 It’s canon. Neil said so and BOTH Micheal and David play their characters as if they’re in love.
Also…Micheal reads loads of fanfic about Crowley and Aziraphale.
Don't forget the ending of s2...
The smut his eyes have seen. 😊
No spoilers.
WOOOOO ANOTHER!!! And good job danny addressing the things
“Human Barnes and Noble mascot” is too accurate, this is exactly why Michael Sheen is playing this character lol
Michael Sheen has powers of disguise that are on par with the likes of Lee Pace. They're the actors you look at and think they look familiar, but you can't really place it because their faces change every time you see them.
18:31 my guy they live in England
YES Because of your reaction of the series I started to re-read the book. So glad you talk about the allegations with respect.
Also you should know that the actors playing az and crowley are actually really close friends in real life so the dynamic is easier for them I think.
The actors playing AZ & Crowley BECAME good friends while filming GO. They were really just acquaintances before filming started. I think that needs saying because Sheen and Tennant are actually exceptional actors, and probably would have given this same performance if they ended up hating each other. But I'm thrilled at the friendship that developed, and it makes the GO fandom deeper.
It’s been over a year since I’ve seen the entire series and I’m fully immersed in the fandom. Your reactions are making me relive the joy, the rollercoaster ride and the love. You’re super funny and insightful- can’t wait to see more on this series.
11:54 “Aziraphale. Buddy. Freak.”
19:00 in the book famine invents a zero-calorie food for supermodels.
Two weeks ago today, a group of attendees from the nearby Ineffable Con travelled to Hambleden - the village in which the Tadfield scenes were filmed. While there, we were collectively yelled at by an R.P. Tyler clone and, I'm presuming, his wife. They loudly complained about us not respecting the sabbath by... -checks notes- dressing weird and standing quietly in a line. I don't think a single person had a costume that wasn't made up of regular clothes, minus one top hat. Our bus drivers took it in turns to go behind the buses to laugh. I laughed so hard I cried. Anyway, we're writing a musical about it now.
Please do share it on RUclips with us!
OMG, that is hysterical!! 😂💛
I appreciate your disclaimer. Your maturity and empathy is appreciated
Fun fact! Micheal Sheen is actually good friends with Matthew Rhys, who is the voice actor for the main antagonist in Owl House.
Well that just blew my mind. I watched Owl House before knowing Michael, and found Matthew through Michael. This is crazy to me.
14:54 You skipped so much romance. And how Crowley met Shadwell
As an English teacher, his quick breakdown of hamlet had me laughing so hard.
michael sheen also played the emperor nero in the bbc documentary, absolutely fantastic acting in that one too
THANK YOU FOR CONTINUING THE REACTION!! I SCREAMED SO LOUD WHEN I SAW THIS POP UP IN MY NOTIFS. IM SO EXITED ^^
5:27 Fun fact: knights’ painted armor because it helped prevent rust, so the knight in shining armor was notable either for having the money to replace rusted armor or was extremely diligent in polishing off the rust. He could be very wealthy or very poor but rarely inbetween.