Bill Hader Reveals 'Barry' Alternate NoHo Hank Ending They Had to Reshoot | Making A Scene
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Bill Hader (Barry), Anthony Carrigan (NoHo Hank), Stephen Root (Monroe Fuches) as well as 1st AD Gavin Kleintop, Stunt Coordinator Wade Allen, Executive Producer Aida Rogers, and Cinematographer Carl Herse walk us through the tragic final shoot out scene where fan favorite NoHo Hank dies and why the team behind the show decided to reshoot it.
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“We’re going to reshoot your death.”
“Oh thank God!” Is the most NoHo response.
That's a church??
@@mickfanning93it’s one of those haughty Megachurches
“Oh wow….That was so scary”….😅
I can hear him sigh, then say that in the most NoHo way lol
Even funnier is that after shooting his death, he got up and did the 50/50 with Cristobal dance from season 2
Crazy that Fuche’s actor said this is something he would never do normally, when he pulled it off so incredibly well
it was almost a natural evolution of his character it was great
Hearing him called “The Raven” is hilarious but when you see them pull it off it serves the story perfectly🙌
Root is true blue
Stephen Root has crazy range.
He said he would never get cast for it. Not that he would never do it.
When NoHo Hank dies and you hear the birds from Santa Fe chirping away reminiscent of his happier times with Cristobal at the beginning of the season, that's really when the waterworks came.
NoHo Hank is one of the best television characters to come around in a while in my opinion…. And if you don’t agree with that, “like Sonny & Cher said, “that’s on you babe”.” 😆
NoHo Hank is good but Anthony as Zsasz will always be his most iconic role
Totally agreed!
Will miss the interactions of the the relationship between No Ho Hank and Barry
Chemistry
Do you mean "I got you babe"?
@@MikeSchmidt969you need to brush up on your Noho Hank trivia
@@Stan_sprinkle the man just forgot is that so fuckin terrible
Barry was a 10/10 show. Writing and casting....good lord it was amazing.
I’m Interested in knowing why so many people think this. Just finished the show yesterday, final season was so bad I almost didn’t finish it. Season 3 was also unbelievably hard to get through. What do you love about it?
@@bonquavius7839I agree. The second story arc was odd. Show us overrated
@@johngoldsworthy7135what makes the show overrated for you? Honest question
Barry has so much heart and talent put into it. It truly is one of the best shows ever created. Excited to see where Bill will go artistically as a director.
I will definitely watch anything Bill does, it’s insane this is his first show. The shots and directing style throughout the whole series are so great and unique.
It was truly a great show, but “one of the best shows ever created”… idk about all that. I wouldn’t even put it top 10 HBO shows of all time. That doesn’t take away from the greatness of the show, however.
Best show ever is a stretch, last few seasons felt rushed and underwhelming
@@cbrreezzyy69mf the tv police
@@sickrandy2946 hahahahaha!! Ikr
can we just appreciate how great the range of Stephen Root is? absolutely incredible performer.
One of the most versatile actors working today
no
@alexdapp2166 hey Alex. How you doing? Just a question. Have you tried not being a bag of shit?
Yes! I've always never saw him as such until seeing him in Justified and then now in Barry.
Plus back in Season 1 (after the season was shot) he remarked that he had just turned 70!
Seeing Bill Hader go from funny characters such as Officer Slater and Stefon to tragic hitman Barry Berkman was astonishing to see him evolve as a performer. Comedic actors always make a seamless transition to dramatic roles, they nail it every time.
Yes, totally! I think part of this is because comedic actors are usually using comedy as way to deal with/hide a lot of pain or trauma and they excel in dramatic roles because they are proficient in COMMITTING.
I love seeing a mainstream comedic actor being allowed to show more than just being funny.
Also, he’s such a great impressionist that you know it’s easy for him to channel a character, it’s only limited by his imagination, we’ve all seen what he’s capable of
@@taylorbernier7966 Yeah remember "acting is truth," "use it," "you don't have to know what child abuse is like, you just have to know what it's like to hurt someone," he really hurt someone and he's using it...duh? I mean I wouldn't have even wondered if it wasn't brought up 15 times as what acting is, and then it kinda went nowhere, for Barry, if not Bill Hader? Here's what it might be:
"Can you give me ANYTHING?"--Sally to Barry, in that scene that won the Emmy, after he murders his old marine buddy, with the agent in the audience.
The biggest literary agent in the world had requested my novel--the real "Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" from "South Park." The book that makes you puke, that's inexplicably REALLY good. Bill Hader was there, in the "South Park" writer's room.
That was a parody of a real book--that's why that episode made no sense, and people still ask Google if it's real, somehow. I had mailed it to the voice of Towelie. "Guys, this is MY LIFE. I don't want to sue you. It's the coolest thing in the world you did a 'South Park' about my book. Salman Rushdie's agent requested it because this literary genius Stanford neuroscientist basically said 'I think it's like the best thing I've ever read?' like an idiot, like the episode. You guys are actually talented, these people are not, it means EVERYTHING TO ME. I love you. Can you give me ANYTHING?"
Cold. Under orders, like the Macbeth scene from Season 1--"South Park" guys didn't want to get sued or then, have it be known they were dicks like that. Unfortunately there's a bunch of evidence they left behind...
Scrotie dot Biz in your browser.
The fact he also wrote and directed on the show just shows his talent.
Bill Hader is such a treasure, he blends comedy and drama so seamlessly, and he has an excellent eye for talent. Anthony Carrigan and Stephen Root were the perfect casting choices for their characters
@thexbigxgreen
It will be interesting to read how many newborns are named Henry/Hank and Barry 9 month's time. :P
He really does blend comedy and drama super well, not unlike M.A.S.H., which I’m sure was a big TV inspiration for Bill Haider, but also I just associate him with M.A.S.H. because of his impersonation of Alan Alda lol
The whole cast was perfect, even the minor roles.
I found Barry to be the most depressing show I’ve ever seen. Sure there are funny things throughout and really fun characters, but I found myself with very little room to breath.
The final shot of Hank is truly art
Oh wow
Gay
@@Qaispiano ?
@@Qaispiano i mean... you're not wrong
Seeing that Anthony just busts out Noho Hank randomly is fuckin great! Can't stop smiling at that.
Hank was so good that if he doesn't memorialize him in some way he better at least keep doing that and sharing it with us lmao
When you listen to all these interviews. You realize why this show was a masterpiece. Hader was not the typical entitled director that forced the vision when it did not work. He listened to his people and their meetings talking about the show and how people recall characters and seasons . He had a vested interest in making the show memorable from the perspective of the viewers and those who worked with him felt the same because he listened to them.
I think we can thank streaming services for pouring money into people's pockets to make content, it opened us up to a fresh new wave of creators not held down by the chains of nepotism.
When Hollywood tried to keep up with the content overload they were forced to take the same strategy, and thus fresh voices became mainstream.
When you do such a great job of casting, half of your work as a director is already done. Great actors who understand their characters and it is coming from a creative place, not an ego centric place will always be able to help make course corrections that get the show to the right place.
Bill often talks about how running your own sketches at SNL puts you in a director's role. Your working with all of the various departments and your ensemble cast, and there's a necessary efficiency that comes from allowing everyone to do their jobs. Taking that experience and applying it to projects that have the benefit of more time and budget really works well.
I think you maybe need to rethink your definition of Masterpiece. The first two seasons were great, but this last one was an f'ing train wreck. No amount of quarterbacking will change the fact that it, like seasons 3 and 4 of fargo, sucked.
@@jhardycarroll you must've been watching a different show because Barry couldn't have had a better ending in my opinion.
People get tripped up because the characters don't change or do the hard things necessary to grow as a person. The ending feels deflated because no one learns their lesson and it's all bleak, but that's the whole idea.
Barry is about living with the responsibility of your actions and embracing who you truly are, because trying to be something your not can drive you crazy.
@@jhardycarrolldude season 3 of Fargo is one of the best seasons and season 4 is entirely overhated
Look, as Season 4 went on, it was clear the show was reaching greatness, but the standout, among stellar actors, was Stephen Root. His transformation to a pater familias gangster from Barry father figure and then instantly snap back to tender father figure when he heard Barry had a son was.... the way you could see the tenderness fill his eyes, even if nothing really changed... I was floored by that scene. And the way he covered the child in the shootout. Just wow. That moment took the show up to a higher level for me.
I rewatched the part where he protects John because I was amazed how much he cared for Barry even after what went down. He saw Barry in John and it was beautiful
@jeppefrolund1718 Fuches started thinking of ways to extract Barry's son in the tub as soon as he saw Sally then John. Here, finally, was his chance to look good in God's eyes, even if for a moment ... that's all it takes, really. i.e. the Prodigal son.
i love how much respect Bill has for the cast and crew of the show. it’s really inspirational
So nice to see Barry cast talking about the show on camera. There are only a few press interviews this season, and it's not enough to feed my broken heart post the finale. Can keep listening to Bill Hader talk for hours.
ffs...cor blimey, broken heart??? must be from the states...
@@datgrrl5698what?? Lmao
Mf really said cor blimey
@@datgrrl5698 Geez! Calm your tits!
This show has a complex storyline and so many nuances, it isn't such a shocking event to get your heart broken over something or the other. Grow up, and you'll understand.
I've found more than a dozen. :)
Barry really was a fantastic series from start to finish. every episode left me hooked and wanting more. the ending completely shocked me too. I will always recommend it
Sad that is not more known, is not top shit but is really and you can see the passion on it and love everything about it
I just watched a UA-cam short the podcast guy that made the weird face when tried to kill him and hooked me instantly
@@KallumBest it was completely ungratifying and i liked that
also the fact that Barry's life was painted in such a positive light after his death was hilarious
i'd never watched a finale that made me feel emotion & disappointment & laugh at the same time, it was an utterly unique experience
Why is it that everytime I'm watching an interview with the cast and crew of Barry that they all look and sound like they have the best job in the world?
This scene was incredible. Fuches as a character came a loooong way. And I want to see Anthony Carrigan in just about ANYTHING now, he made me laugh out loud so many times through this series. RIP king of suck balls mountain
Whatever projects Bill has in the future I hope Anthony is in it because I love they work especially with Stephen Root such a masterpiece
I hope they become like the Quentin Tarantino gang... He brings back his favorite actors for almost all his movies
Barry has cemented its place in my list of "My Favourite Shows of All-Time That Strangely Enough Start with the Letter 'B'", alongside Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul
can I suggest Banshee also?
Bikini Beach (1964) ?
@@glenrichardson8266no
@@soupwizardno
Bad Ben?
What a ride. Thank you to everyone involved in this show. Thank you Variety for posting this. Complete emotional rollercoaster.
Bill Hader has proven a talent far beyond comedy. He is the epitome of what a good actor should be. Writer, character, producer, film-maker, guru and handyman. The story, the places, the nuance of Barry has shown me that I wish to see a million more series and movies made by this man. He was put with an amazing cast and not only did he shine, but everyone else absolutely blew their characters out of the water. Bill, you're one of the good ones, my friend.
Hearing the passion in everyones voice just goes to show how dedicated everyone is to the show. Its refreshing
The best thing about Barry to me, is the marriage of Tragedy and Comedy in a good way.
The show kinda stopped being a comedy at S3 and definitely S4 , I think the only S that pull it out perfectly is 1 it's was a great mix
@@RED01SEA I disagree entirely, but you are welcome to your opinion.
To me, the comedy never stopped. Yes it definitely got more serious as it went, but as that happened, the comedy started to really focus on wild scenarios that were inherently funny in set up.
The character moments were all, mostly, taken seriously. Especially towards the end. Still it felt very clear to me that this is what made the scenarios as funny as they were. If it was full parody with no seriousness, it would land on a similar level to Scary Movie, or any other number of over the top parodies.
Barry feels like a parody of life, without the characters realizing how weird their situations are and so taking everything very seriously. I like that and see the comedy all the way through.
It definitely ends on a completely serious note though. No arguments there lol.
I find that refreshing though. Like on Rick and Morty. A very funny show, but takes the time to set up important stuff the characters all take very seriously. Different but similar.
That's my shit yo!
" the fuck happened to you ? "
" i found myself "
" in a tattoo parlor ? "
lmao i love this show !
What a beautiful show with a sad & funny heart, and a strong, steady vision. I will miss watching this modern masterpiece every Sunday.
It's been an absolute treat to watch Bill Hader evolve as a creator (especially standing out with ronnie/lily and 710N) but also as a leader and showrunner.
I'd also like to appreciate the incredibly talented crew and cast of Barry - and Alec Berg, the co-creator of the show who was there to guide Bill from the very first day, giving him the vote of confidence as a director/writer, when no one else did.
It's funny how I knew all of the non-cast members jobs on the show because of how much Bill Hader mentions them on TV appearances and podcasts. Like 'Oh, Aida Rogers--that's the Executive Producer. Oh hey it's Wade Allen, the Stunt Coordinator. Shows you how important giving credit is to shows like this; it's a team effort.
My thoughts exactly!
Always giving credit by name. Part of why he is a great show runner and people love working with him
Same!
I just want to say thank you crew of Barry. Seriously. This show was pleasure to experience front to back. I never felt like I was trying to watch this show. Every episode flowed into the next as if I was standing on the sidewalk in LA watching Berkman 😡
Bill Hader, you are class. Thank you for inspiring me. No more waiting. I’m already starting to write my own stuff!
I was hoping so much for a Noho Hank spin off. Perhaps a prequel.
i think he works best as a side or secondary character so i'd love to see him in someone else's show
@@moriahmars1462I mean, people said the same about Saul Goodman...
@@TheAlienGinger even Saul can say "say my name"!
I think a Noho Hank spin-off that takes place in the 8 years when Barry was in hiding could be interesting!
I think an alternate universe show where he plays a similar character would be better.
I genuinely cried with laughter when they showed the "Nohobal" statue. What an amazing cast of characters. I found myself constantly craving more of them all, then frequently asking myself " Why? They're pieces of shit!" That is how you know it's a great show.
Watching this show was like watching television history being made. Awesome ending and I cant wait to see what comes next for Bill!
BILL HADER I WILL GET YOU THAT EMMY
He won two, right off the bat - never took an acting class. Directors, Writers, Producers, a Peabody, an AFI, a Gold Derby and so much more.
I would have absolutely pissed myself if we heard a flock of ravens as Fuches runs off at the end lmao.
Think "Barry" more or less cemented Bill Hader as one of the most promising new directorial prospects in Hollywood.
Prospects?
@@Research0digo "a person highly likely to succeed or show promise",
or to make it simpler, I could have just used the word talent.
I wanted Barry and Noho Hank to have one final encounter. Loved the series, but it felt incomplete without this to me.
I agree. For their last conversation to happen on a phone call seems off.
Good lord. Stephen Root exemplifies the idea of acting as an art form.
He’s truly one of the greats, dude can play Milton in Office Space and Fuches in this and totally embody each.
@@davidbowman2001holy shit I totally forgot about that. That’s ridiculous
@@davidbowman2001 i LOVE that movie, and he was fantastic as always.
I hated Hank's end but understood it.
Barry knew how to character
It was a beautiful ending to Hank, cinematography and will keep him in tv history BUT since he’s our favorite we wanted him happy
@@Kelly-uw1xr 😥😢 it just went from so fun to so inevitable. And I understood why it all went that way.
Rest well Hollywood Hank.
@@robertstoner4973 (North Hollywood Henry) :)
Bill is such a singular talent. I adore him.
Did anyone notice that Steven Root stoped aging about 25 years ago?
i was shocked to find out hes in his 70s now he looks more like hes in his late 50s
Right?? I just rewatched No Country for Old Men and he looks younger now
@accesscodex its all that time he played Bill Dauterive on king of the hill. That was 14 years without aging right there
Serious actors like him who can do SNL and movies like IT, he is taking his passion and while being open for roles, he is now taking the wheel and put that polished experience to the test for himself, so cool Hader.
No yeah thank god they reshot that cause Sally did not know Hank or Cristobal at all
I don't think there has ever been such a show that can blend comedy so naturally into a premise that is so dark.
There is so much great cinematography involved and Bill Hader knows exactly what he's doing
Oh Bill! You shoulda approved the Raven sounds on Fuches exit haha, I'd have busted my gut laughing at that
I've never loved a "bad guy" more than NoHo Hank. Legit sad when he died though I knew it would happen.
jesus Bill Hader, direct more please
i loved the tin man line
I really hope streaming can bring us a lot more shows this good. This summer it feels like it was born out of another era
Everyone was at the top of their skills. An amazing show. TY Bill Hader. Just genuis television.
Bill Hader it's a genius!
Barry is one of the best series ever made!
The history, the way it was shooting, it was amazing.
There were so many perfect and incredible scenes.
I wish Bill Hader create something like that and tells us about Noho Hank story, that would be awesome!
The entire theme of Season 4 is the power of living authentically, no matter what that authenticity is. It's so well done!
Anthony breaking into character randomly in public is something I’d pay thousands to witness in person
I remember I caught onto Barry right before season 2 started. Such a great show and wished we got 8+ seasons but I knew they couldn't keep the same story going for so long. Really hope Bill Hader directs more TV shows or movies, he gives me vibes of QT and Jordan Peele but with his own twist.
Bill hader and the whole team made Barry into such a spectacular show. One of my favorites shows of all time
Amazing piece and show. Long live "Barry!"
17:55 amazing to remember that. Love Anthony so much!!! (hope this role opens the door to him doing a wide range of parts, not that i don't love his turns as a gangster, but he can do ANYTHING!!)
Something I so desperately want to know about is Barry’s dad.
His name was John - why he & Sally named their son after that d1ckhead I will never know.
I haven't watched S4 yet but 1-3 has me convinced the show will become cult status. The whole absurdity of the interwoven plots, the pathos, the never knowing how an episode was going to turn out or who was going to die next was a sureal experience. I blitzed 3 seasons over 3 days.... Truly great show with an amazing cast playing some extraordinary characters. A work or art seldom seen on tv.
Holy sh@t I know those one shot scene was a lot of work and I love those but seeing how really *A LOT* of work that was really makes me love them even more
I genuinely think when all is said and done Bill Hader will be remembered as one of the great Directors.
I resisted watching this show but Im already deeply engaged with it and Im only 3 episodes in. Ive had to watch a lot of crap to find a show that's worth my time.
Bill Hader has a career arc only comparable to someone like Jordan Peele - Barry was my favorite TV show of all time and I can't wait for whatever Bill directs next
Brilliant everything. Cast, crew, show, etc. This is one of my favorite shows ever!
Violent Comedy...Bill Hader is a genious! I just saw all the seasons. Great job! Love the music too!!! Amazing!
Hard for me to think of a better acted show. The direction, the editing and pacing were delicious.
Barry, Better Call Saul, Bo Jack Horseman some shows start great, keep going and then reach heights you didn't think was possible in the finale. Just amazing performance by everyone. So glad we had this amazing finale.
To Bill Hader, and the entire cast and crew of Barry,
Thank you for making this masterpiece of the heart and mind, this evolution of light and dakness, this brilliantly brutal, hysterical, dark, dramatic beautiful journey. I haven't enjoyed, and been so engrossed in a tv series, as much as I have with Barry, in such a long time.
Saying goodbye to these characters might seem like a mundane, trivial thing, but it was really hard to part from the journey you let us travel with them, and to let go of the relationship you gave us with them, as well.
Every aspect of this series was seamless artistry, and an immersive pleasure of myriad emotions.The connection you crafted is staggering, and I'm so grateful for this creation. Every accolade you recieved is truly earned, and a thousand times deserved. But I sincerely only wish there were more of it to come.
It might seem strange to gush like this over a "tv show", but I can't even call it that.There are a million tv shows.This was something special, something uplifting, yet devastating. hopefiul, yet, bleak, dark and violent, yet beautiful and evolutionary. Something that fully encompsases the entirety of the human condition. Something that reaches into the soul and the psyche, and roots itself there.
From om one writer, one dreamer, to another, you have my utmost respect, admiration, and gratitude.
Thank you all. I look forward to seeing your future endeavors come to fruition.
xx Gina-Marie Iezzi
17:55… Can you imagine how different the show would have been if Hank died on the very FIRST episode?!? It would have been a modern day tragedy if we weren’t graced with 4 full seasons of Anthony Carrigan absolutely annihilating every scene he’s in as Hank. He certainly wouldn’t have gone to be one of the best aspect of the show, Barry. Anthony also seems like such a genuine sweetheart behind the scenes well. Cheers!
Stephen Root has been a low key favourite of mine for years, probably since back when he was on Boardwalk Empire. He was really good on it. No surprise he killed this role too
Stephen Root was the BEST on "News Radio"!!!
Have you seen the Coen brothers' Ladykillers with Tom Hanks?
Once again, comedians proving they are actual geniuses when it comes to filmmaking as in directing and writing scripts, the scene in the third season when Hank is in the cell and hears the lion WOW (Jordan Peele was the one I was looking for)
Mel Brooks RIP was a famous comedian, but everybody forgot that as soon as Young Frankenstein AND Blazing Saddles came out - in the same year! :)
This last season was SO enthralling. It was a roller coaster and loved every single minute of it. The way he shot the death scenes was next level. So lovely he's putting his degree to use.
degree?
He has NO DEGREE. College drop out.
@@lisasmith-yn6bj didn't he go to Film school? I thought he finished
7:37 happens and I’m like “Wow. This is really cool! You get to really see how the stunt performers do these crazy action shots where they fly across the camera because they make it look like a grenade went off in the middle of the battl…HOLY FUCK WHAT HAPPENED TO HIS LEG?!?”
It landed by the entrance.
Almost every single episode, there was at least one scene where I thought I was actually going to die laughing like the weasels at the end of Who Framed Roger Rabbit
The amount of care and passion everybody put in that series was incredible. Definitely made it into my favorite shows list. Also, Bill Hader can f**** act!!!
Every new character Stephen Root plays makes his pantheon of characters even more fun to watch.
NoHo Hank can replace a side character in any TV show and make it better.
He did a great job as hank, he was also one of the few bright spots in gotham
I'm glad the actors and Bill were able to come to an understanding, with no resistance. Sally guiding Hank's hand into Cristobal's would have RUINED the shot AND the moment.
She has no reason to be by his side, she doesn't know him like the audience knows him, it would have made no sense.
Absolute masterpiece in every aspect.
I loved this show! And Noho Hank, what a jewel of a character! Great job to all.
The other characters/actors were phenomenal but if they weren’t, Hank would’ve been carrying this show HARD. He is just that great, but luckily everything else was too! But man, Hank made me laugh so much!
So glad they reshot Hank's doath, turned out really beautifully. But what Stephen says @3:40 is one of the main reasons why the final season falls apart for me.
No one feels like any of the characters I'd been watching for the last 3 seasons. And at that point I didn't care anymore because I looked at everyone on screen and didn't recognise them.
Loved the show. Wish there was a bit more interaction/conversation with the characters in the finale/last couple of episodes, but overall, a great show.
Suspense over dialog is always better. :)
So surreal that they shot at my old church. NoHo Hank got killed where I was confirmed LMAOOO
i'm so excited to see what Hader does next.
A truly great show
I take that back now that I have seen season 4 it was awful .
I found this season a little off compared to the other seasons, i didnt fully comprehend the end of season 3 and the time jump, it felt very unlikely that he would escape and live for 10 years, also it felt so uncomfortable seeing him with his son, however it was a good season, it had many interresting scenes, i felt may be if the episodes were longer it would've been more fair to the story, it was so well shot that 30 min werent enough
I completely agree. I initially thought the time jump to Barry having a son was a hallucination he was having, like a drawn out version of the hallucinations he experienced in prison.
When I realised the time jump wasn't in his head I was pretty disappointed, but I'm hoping it'll feel less jarring after rewatching the whole series. It's really the only criticism I have of the show. Apart from the time jump Barry is just perfect television :)
Anthony played Hank so well I cannot NOT hear that cheesy ambiguously Nordic accent whenever he speaks out of character lol
Fantastic show. Like Breaking Bad, The Sopranos and Better Call Saul (only with more hilarious absurdity), to me it is an all-time favorite. And the fact it was done in only 36 half hour episodes is all the more amazing. So happy to have gone on the journey of watching it.
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@@Research0digo Thanks! Math clearly not my strong suit lol
Barry is an incredible show. I fell in love with it and watched all the episodes in a few days. the ending broke my heart and it was beautiful. waiting for new projects from Bill.
My immediate reaction when Bill Hader said that was... "How tf does Sally know Hank? Isn't she there with her son?"
She and Hank met in a storage room of Hank's headquarters.
First professional directorship.....fucking hell why cant i ever be good at something first time!
that motorcycle chase scene is the best I have ever seen. and the sound. I love a brilliant mind
My son suggested Barry....best suggestion EVER...Love this show.....
Nice job putting this piece on BARRY together. ♡☆♡☆ As BARRY begain, and now ended, my constant thought is always, what about BARRY'S father?
They should keep doing shows with the same cast, sort of, kind of the way American Horror History does it each season
This show was great from start to finish. I was excited whenever a new episode was released. Great work.
Seriously love this video and videos like it because it makes everything so transparent and a learning lesson on how to accomplish these scenes and how to film it and everyone's tasks and responsibilities
To amazing cast and crew, take a bow. Your show is a masterpiece.
Bill. We found it very funny and so much more. Thank you for your brain
Will never forget how awesome this show is
I’ve been calling it a traumedy