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Hey guys, loved the reaction & your discussion afterward.😊 I see a few people have mentioned your error in the re-cap at the start of the reaction. I'm also going to say that it was not younger Erin, but it was the girl Riley had killed. Monsignor Pruitt was reverted back to his best self, therefore does not still have dementia. Everyone who has repeatedly had the communion wine went back to their best selves: bad back cured, failing eyesight cured, dementia for both Monsignor Pruitt & Mildred cured, Leeza's paralization cured, & the older people like Mildred, Riley's parents & Leeza's parents are all younger. U know Riley's dreams that we were shown, were actually visions. In his dreams, Riley saw not only how he would die, but blood smeared all over the inside of the church, & I think he also saw a man in Monsignor Pruitt's coat & jacket standing in a storm before the storm on the island happened. Ok, about the angel thing, Monsignor Pruitt believes the creature is an angel, whether by his own choosing or not. If u remember when he looked upon it after it bit him, he saw a halo about its head & that it has wings. It could actually be a fallen angel. I believe he said he could hear the "angel's" voice saying "be not afraid" which is supposedly what the angel told Mary when it visited her to tell her she was to bear God's child. For Monsignor Pruitt, the creature did the miraculous it cured his dementia & made him young again. Plus, in the beginning, Father Paul could still go out in daylight. How could he do so if he was bitten from an actual vampire? And, I'm not talking about the "Twilight" glitter by daylight kind of vampires.🙄 Maybe they do have vampire lore in this world, its just that this creature didn't exactly fit the lore. Well, that, & the fact that the creature could be manipulating Monsignor/Father Paul because so much of its blood was within him, basically Monsignor Pruitt is like Renfield in Dracula. Well, that's all I gotta say for now. See u at the finale.😊

I know the singing and walking through darkness can seen creepy (especially in the movie's context), but there's precedent in Christian religions for Easter Vigil Mass (the night before Easter). In some churches the mass starts off in total darkness except by the light of one candle. As the mass progresses more and more candles are lit giving more and more light. It's supposed to signify the rising of Jesus Christ from death and his eventual ascension into heaven. Meanwhile, these delusional people have seen "miracles" and believe that if they die they will rise again. It's crazy. On a side note, the drinking of the rat poison and numerous people dying reminds me of the mass murder/suicide at Jonestown in Guyana. There, over 900+ people died when their preacher/cult leader, Jim Jones, convinced them to drink cyanide in a powdered drink mix brand called Flavor-Aid. If any didn't drink voluntarily, he and his cohorts injected the others with cyanide, many of which were minors. This episode reminds me an awful lot of that incident. Unfortunately, no one at Jonestown came back to life.

This show isn't for everyone, but it sure was for me. Not even religious, it's great.

Very good reaction guys to one of the best movies.

This show rocks so hard. Again, you are so close on some things and rather off on others. The last episode wraps it all up so well. Can't wait until next week!

I'm going to sound like an aye-hole here... but here we go anyway... I rolled my eyes so hard all through Sheriff Hassan's speech. Like, oh, your plan to prove you were "one of the good ones" didn't work out? No kidding. Maybe you should have listened to your friends who told you as much from the start? I'm not criticizing the writing, just the thought process of people who actually do this. You know, MAAAAYBE your notion of dignity as being unobtrusive and "keeping your head high" has been proved to be utterly worthless. Maybe dignity means having a spine and some self-respect and calling out B.S. when you see it and holding people accountable. Like, he's been through all this with the NYPD (???) and the FBI and he's still surprised when people like Bev Keane look at him like he's Bin Laden? REALLY??? And as for his plan to move here to keep Ali safe? Welp. That didn't work out so well, did it? Even before the vampire showed up, he was getting called "Aladdin" by his classmates (and I cringe to think about Bev being his teacher). I just cannot.

Manesh, what do the runes on your forearm say? If you don't mind my asking.

One more observation: Monsignor Pruitt is an addict, but he doesn’t know it. Riley has been an addict for years, which is the reason he was able to resist the temptation to attack anyone for their blood. He also knew he wouldn’t be able to resist forever, so chose to sacrifice himself instead.

2 things you may not have realized. The young woman Riley sees when he dies isn't Erin, it the woman he killed in the drunk driving incident 2. And this one isn't ever really shown. Its heavily assumed that the reason Pruitt died the way he did was because Bev poisoned him. He died the same way as the dog. Bev had the rat poison not long before it started happening but when she saw the photo in his house she most likely decided to test her theory

“There’s a real lack of critical thinking here.” Yup! But that’s one of the big themes of the show, to showcase the blind faith people have in many religious communities and cults. Literally, don’t drink the Kool-aid, aka the rat poison. Regarding the appearance of the creature as angel vs. demon. Yes, logically it doesn’t resemble anything angelic, but who can actually say they’ve seen a real angel? And then their trusted faith leader whom twists scripture to his own deluded use, why would they think anything else? I always feel so heart broken for the sheriff. Trying his best to be a good man, but having to witness losing first his wife to disease, and then his son to these falsehoods.

I'm no biblical scholar, but I believe descriptions of angels in the Bible are not the beautiful beings with feathered wings that media depicts, but rather terrifying creatures.

Riley didn’t see Erin as a child before he died. He saw the young woman he killed with his car, and experienced a moment of forgiveness from her. All through the series, he’s been seeing her glass covered corpse. When he sacrifices himself, he sees her as a whole young woman once more.

It's not Erin, it's the girl he hit

Potter the bank executes a classic debt acquisition by calling the debt and offering small Frank's on conversion. The Waterloo was Uncle Billy's losing the coat. And to think Ol Man Bailey put Potter on the board to keep his enemy inert. The movie is the original wall street with Holiday setting.

See the thing is fellas...obviously, like everyone else, you'll rewatch this over and over every holiday season, and...when folks ask what you're favorite holiday movie is you're always thinking "You mean besides It's a Wonderful Life?" lol glad you enjoyed it. And BTW...the gym with the pool underneath?...that's the famous Swim Gym at Beverly Hills High School. It opened the year they made the movie and I used it every week when I attended BHHS in the 80's. It's still there and still in use. Happy Holidays!

I’m really glad you guys are watching this show. These videos are bringing me joy

Excellent movie

Hey how are ya. No i was there. Watching. All the eps. Definately no skips. Every minute love it. Thace and lee. Adamas wife ghost. See right there with you. Now lets finish this season! Good to go!

Many things you can do here at 18, but can’t buy a beer until 21.

I don't know if many people when they watch the movie, I don't if they notice that it's George who convinces Sam into locating his plastic factory in Bedford Falls. It's that factory and employment that helps make the town a better place for everyone to live and have jobs in at least the last years of the depression. You can't stress how the gameful employment was a great help to everyone in being happier people.

One of the problems with stories; especially those involving all out war is the survival of major characters against all odds in contrast to the many red shirts who fall like flies. We as an audience have little sense of jeopardy for our cast, they have plot armor to protect them. The death of Starbuck comes close to addressing this flaw; it tells the audience that no one is safe. But at the same time there was a necessity to resolve her story. No one in fiction can just die whilst there are outstanding questions. There are a few shows that did this better; with sudden unexpected deaths; but all of these occur within the last few episodes of the show.

Mortimer and Randolph Duke made a cameo in Coming to America, they were still homeless

Good job! I just started watching this last week.👍

The characters still havent really found their stride yet. Really only April and Ron dont undergo a noticable shift in behavior as the second season unfolds. I think a lot of this was in part due to the creators trying to create "The Office" equivalents in this show (Leslie is very clearly Michael Scott 2.0 in season 1 and early season 2).

Roth did not want Frank dead. Thats why they didn't just shoot him.

To be fair to Andy, when you have cast you need to use bags or anything that fits over your cast to protect it. You don't wanna know how bad it smells when the cast is off.

This episode is shocking. And really great acting again. Edward James Olmos is killing it 😢- and also unscriptedly destroyed a valuable museum piece. Anyway, no more Katee Sackhoff in the credits of the next episode!

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I prefer the show 100% over the office. Get into the later seasons- and the characters feel like they became family. Plus, I don’t like Steve Carell 😂😂😂 I really really REALLY don’t like him 😅

Why do you react so seriously? Takes the fun out of it! Liven up next 8:02 time for goodness sake!

Wanting to do bad things to cheese is said by everyone , cheese is fking delicious

I remember...when we lost Kara - I cried!

And here we are a last…Maelstrom. Amazing episode! So much happens here. Getting to see Kara’s mom was so fascinating. A lot to unpack there. And losing Kara…😢…in a way, it’s the beginning of the end. From here on out, it’s pedal to the metal. The last few episodes of season 3 are absolutely phenomenal. Some of the best television I’ve ever watched. And hearing “You’re not Leoban”. “Never said I was.” Chills every time! Keep an open mind, and enjoy the ride! Also, Eddie Olmos destroying the model ship wasn’t scripted. That whole ending scene was all pure, raw emotion from Eddie. I cannot watch that clip without tearing up. So powerful.

Who do you think the new flight instructor is going to be? Has to be Hot Dog, right? He’s from Caprica I think.

Am I the only one who figured out that Tron was Rinzler the first time I watched this movie by the 4 T-shaped lights on his chest????

There’s a lot in this episode and you will want remember it later. This show rewards patience and unlike so many (Lost, Seinfeld, Dexter) it actually ends with a good wrap up and almost all questions answered. All of this has happened before and will happen again.

One could say that there's a hidden key in this episode about this episode . Except it's an unclear key, one that could mean different things, as this show carries within it both possibilities and repetitions from the society in this show -- hence the repetition of the "all this has happened before , and it will happen again" passage from one of their religious books . Hence for example, this "maelstrom" was of importance to one character in this show (Starbuck) , but it also had some significance to the people who built that building / temple that Chief Tirrol found on the alge planet . So on one hand we have a repeating history in a way that we don't quite understand, and on the other hand we had this exchange in this episode in the last dream / out of body sequence , next to her dying mom : Kara : "... you're not Leobin ." Leobin : " Never said I was." Which is open to interpretation , as we know that this show works on 3 rails, the real , the religious and the metaphor / metaphysical . Which of the 3 rails did that exchange touch ?

"you are not Leoben"...... "Never said I was"

As good a time as any to remind you both to watch the movie 'RAZOR' immediately following your watch of the Season Finale ( and before you watch episode 1 of Season 4. ) And yes, the Season 3 Finale is a BANGER of an episode. Perhaps the best season finale of the series! The death of Kara was a shocker for the audience ( and the cast as well. ) It was 'supposed' to be a secret. Katie was meant to be the only actor to receive the full script with it's ending. Hand delivered. And with a long apology for writing her out of the show. The rest of the cast got a partial script without the ending. Except someone screwed up and another cast member given a copy of the full script. So when they came int to shoot the first day, everyone knew. Cast members nearly mutinied and had to be talked down off the ledge. -This is just the FIRST time this happens. There was not a lot of faith going on for the choices being made in the writer's room. Things are about to get wild.

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Ya'll got me tearing up on Christmas....Rest in Peace Starbuck.🥺 On the lighter side...happy holidays gentlemen!☺️✴️

This was a cheerful one to watch on Christmas day!

So say we all 😢

Heads up, your reaction to the movie (I'm assuming you did one) isn't in your channel's Firefly playlist. It certainly belongs there (I've never seen a fan who doesn't consider it to basically be an extended substitute finale episode) so I thought uou should know! Found you from Hunger Games, loving your work so far :)

I was almost in tears watching your reactions. I think I laughed harder than the first time I watched it. I don't know if anyone has mentioned it but this was primarily a parody of the 1970 overdramatic disaster movie, Airport.