@@Babbling_Wizard why specifically History? If you said math you'd be right. But if you're referring to Hitler and people like that, Hitler was abused by his father who I'm pretty sure was Jewish. Either way his hatred of Jews brewed from his family and the culture he was around, his ideology has been around for ages. Technically the only way you could be "born evil" is if you have a mental illness that causes you to have no empathy
Craig has the saddest and worst storyline. His mom died, was abused by his father, his father died, got bipolar disorder and became a drug addict at the end.
He was abusive right to the very end. Even blames Craig the victim. Constantly apologizing saying he loves his son then does it again then apologizing then does it again and so on. Father's are supposed to protect their sons not hurt them. Being the very threat the sons need protecting from instead of keeping them safe shows the difference between good and evil.
@@micahfranklin4560Fighting your father is not as easy as it sounds. Your dad will normally be physically bigger and stronger than you because of biology. You could fight back, but if your dad was like Craig's he'd kill you.
I was today-years-old when I finally noticed the callback from Craig putting on that pair of reading glasses. At the end of the scene, he looked visibly disturbed.
That psych evaluation thing you mentioned...one time in highschool, my friends and I were jokingly saying what we would do if we were dictators, and I totally said that I would make it a law for someone to take a psychological evaluation before being allowed to have children. Specifically so we don't get abuse cases...did you read my mind? 😂
Looks like the abusive father needs anger management, psychiatric treatment, and rehab big time. Child Care Services does not tolerate such abusive scenes disrupting them.
@@sharptoothtrex4486 people like you are part of the problem. You have to accept that people like him can't be helped. They're bad people and that is the bottom line
Ok my mom never laid a finger on me. But she hurt my mind, my heart and my soul. She yelled accused me of things gave me shit at the drop of a hat. Im in therapy because of everything she did to me. But I'm alive I have a job a wonderful wife and a good life. But what I went through in my childhood my teens and early 20s with her. I wouldn't wish on anyone.
This is horrible. No father would ever abuse their son like that. Fathers are supposed to love their children very very much, not hurt them. Craig’s father should learn that lesson.
When my dad was an ADA ( assistant district attorney ) he had a case where a father was beating his kids. My dad said that case bothered him more than any other case he ever had. The guy was found guilty of 3 counts child abuse and got something like 45 years in prison for each of his three kids ( 135 years all together ).
@@ChristopherJamesNeff ... depends on the state you live in and the judge. Say you rape 6 women and you're caught, the DA can ask for the max on each count that could be anywhere from 10 years up to 30 years per victim. This guy who beat his kids got 45 years for each kid he beat, that means he has to do 45 years for each victim not all three at the same time. The guy will die in prison.
I wouldn't say my dad was abusive but though out school and high school I always flinch whenever we was in the car and he moved suddenly, thinking he was going to hit me. He rarely did but I feared him feared him for some reason
I remember a similar story in Degrassi High with a kid named Rick who had an abusive father and whom Joey tried to help. I think in the end Rick went to live with his brother.
After he pulled out the golf club…all bets are off. He’s trying to kill you at that point. If I ever get to a point where I own my own place, I hope kids feel safe enough to stay with me if they needed to. This kind of shit pisses me off.
I was ab*sed by my two elder brothers then se*ually assaulted by two of my uncles then a mullah (cleric)inappropriately touched by many of my other family members but i pray this doesn’t happen to any kid in the world I have been through hell I’m a grown up man now 27 (single) but I still think about those incidents everyday and cry 😢 I was a kid I couldn’t do anything but please you ppl out there keep an eye on your kids some of them are shy like me please 🙏 help them out
How's about you be more of an adult and not censor the words ASSAULTED and SEXUALLY like a bloody pansy? LITTERALLY MO ONE in the comments section here had to do this so you taking the time to be the odd man out is making it impossible to take you seriously here.
My dad's a real Taskmaster loves me and does the world for me but is a real Taskmaster. I still know how Craig Feels when your own dad is so good at making U feel terrified even when he's not even evil, but it's enough to make u feel terrified and helpless
Me too! I don't wanna become an abusive monster. But I'm always foul tempered and stuff cuz life treats me like shit! Nothing even helps, not even professional help. Please God help tame the demon inside me. I don't wanna be like this! *sobs, sobs, sobs*😭
There was episode in the original Degrassi1980's, where the father got home, found that his son had taken the last soda from the fridge, and beat the kid.
I had so much anxiety watching this scene. It's like someone create a character arc based on my upbringing. Without trauma dumping here, the similarities between what Craig went through and myself is eerily similar. My father was an Italian boomer from Brooklyn. He came from a large family (one of six boys) and according to my aunt (my dad's older brother's ex-wife), each one of them had “hand trouble.” That was the way she described them having abusive tendencies. In other words, my father was never suited to have children yet he did. He got easily overwhelmed and responded with his fists. Even after his toxic personality alienated every single one of his children (including two half siblings I didn't know I had until I was a teenager), he still maintained he “did everything right” as a parent. I don't care what anyone says. No parent does everything right yet my father, thanks to his narcissism, went to his grave believing that he did.
Amazing to see Hugh Dillon with hair! I've always seen him in tough guy cop roles, he was so good as the abusive father, it made me hate the character!
I get it, he grew up with an abusive father and mental illness, but Craig is by far one of the most TOXIC characters in the entire show. Destroys everything he touches
Are you serious? How do you think he got the bipolar diagnosis in the first place? It doesn’t just show up does it? That boy has been through trauma his whole life probably, or after his mom’s death, and then his father started to beat him. His bipolar symptoms showed through the past few seasons until his diagnosis, but if you pay close attention in the first season, you’ll see the symptoms were already there since the train episode. Saying he was toxic because you don’t understand how disorders work is beyond me. Trauma makes you do stupid sh*t. It makes you say stupid sh*t. Makes you do stupid actions. That’s what Craig did and we didn’t know why, and were worried about him until it all made sense. Later seasons just showed how he wanted to cope with his trauma and everything, but learned from those mistakes. And what was he doing before that tho? Learning. He has owned up to his mistakes time and time again. His ending with Ellie was like a closure. Like he had finally found peace. You can’t call a person who went through such trauma toxic. He’d been through a lot and all he needed was help. He was better in the end, was that not enough for you? Cause it sure was for me.
@@kenrickbautista6141You don't know what the hell it's like to be him that's the problem. You know nothing about living with an abusive parent like that.
Well his dad didn't resemble what an abusive father looked like. Beer drinker worked off jobs stuff like that. His father had a clean cut look to society and a well respected doctor no one would think he's on this level of abuse
My mom had this boyfriend who was so abusive with her and when I was little I attacked him and bit him luckily my mom protected me and hid me in my room and called the police and we never heard from him
My parents are normal. They are nice and good. Thank God they are NOT like that. Man literally has three locks on his door. His dad coming with a golf club is just horrible and messed up beyond words.
I'm honestly surprised that Albert didn't launch into a full lecture about not going anywhere near Joey or Angela ever. I would've probably written something in the script like, "If you see either of them anywhere, you are to immediately turn your back and walk away! Don't even acknowledge their existence! You understand?!?!" But that's what I would've expected at the time if I was Craig.
I can relate to Craig so much because I come from an abusive household and it doesn't help that my dad was abusive but the thing was he wasn't like terrible abuser he was more like the dad who decided to be your friend one minute and then the next minute when you're not living up to his expectations he just lets his anger out on you I feel bad for my little sister right now because she loves her dad but sadly she sometimes I think she doesn't want to understand that he's not a good person
I remember one night on his birthday when my dad was ABSOLUTELY HAMMERED, he knew he had to to do something involving my school website but tried putting it on me, and when I told him I couldn't access it because it was parents only, he went ape shit screaming at me. I was so terrified that I went and hid in the closet. Then he came looking for me and I was so afraid of him finding me in there that I came out in fear that being in there if he found me might be worse.
@@ChristopherJamesNeff if your father is abusive from the start your used to it you assume that’s how it is but watching your father become a monster over time is a horrible thing I wouldn’t wish upon my worst enemy
This is what I miss about older television, is that even teen shows addressed or displayed real issues. Whether it was That's So Raven, Zoey 101, Degrassi, Gilmore Girls, or any tween/teen show, they at least addressed serious issues with society or our young lives. Now, shows just have shock value but never seem to sit down and say, "this is why you don't do drugs", instead we get fucking Euphoria and all these shows that expose young minds to drugs, sex, and violence incredibly early on.
He's too big for not fighting back. I'll pick up something too. It would have been a death match in that house. I know becuase I had to defend myself against an adult before.
I remember this show but never really watched it like that but yeah stuff like this be the reason why parents don't get respected and be asking questions like why can't you talk to me? or wonder why are these kids so violent, rebellious, defiant, and combative.
The fact that Craig has three locks on his bedroom door is absolutely horrifying
It shows how much he is scared of his dad 😔😔😔
It's like he lives in a bad apartment complex
His dad wasn’t even an alcoholic. He was just naturally evil.
Nobody is born evil
@@ElFidelio55 some people are destined for it though.
@@ElFidelio55 Except his dad
@@ElFidelio55Um 😬 did you flunked history
@@Babbling_Wizard why specifically History? If you said math you'd be right. But if you're referring to Hitler and people like that, Hitler was abused by his father who I'm pretty sure was Jewish. Either way his hatred of Jews brewed from his family and the culture he was around, his ideology has been around for ages. Technically the only way you could be "born evil" is if you have a mental illness that causes you to have no empathy
The writers should of let Joey beat Albert's ass for what he done to Craig
I know right. I always get the feeling that the car accident was a suicide. Cause he knew at that point he would lose custody of craig.
If this was on Starz, they would been like, "So Joey kills Albert."
@@RodZilla19872005Yep
Ok, let's just get this right, Albert would kick Joey's ass. Im sorry but Joey is a wimp. He might get a few good swings in, but thats about it.
@@fat4toolongyou must have not seen degrassi jr and degrassi high, Joey was a known fighter in his day
Craig has the saddest and worst storyline. His mom died, was abused by his father, his father died, got bipolar disorder and became a drug addict at the end.
Don't forget about watching Mr Simpson showing symptoms of his cancer at his stepdads house
And was treated poorly by one of his gfs
@@jasminetpf6366 Ashley
At least he got sober
He saw Jimmy shot
“Because you always screw up.” Spoken like a true adult.
So what..the father is right and it's the kids falt??? Hope thats not what your saying?!!!
@@williamlanthier6382I interpreted that comment as a disdain for adults rather than siding with Craig’s father
@williamlanthier6382 He or she is being sarcastic kid
I mean he payed his life to understand that line
He's right though. Some people never learn from their mistakes, they just keep repeating them.
He was abusive right to the very end. Even blames Craig the victim. Constantly apologizing saying he loves his son then does it again then apologizing then does it again and so on.
Father's are supposed to protect their sons not hurt them. Being the very threat the sons need protecting from instead of keeping them safe shows the difference between good and evil.
I wouldn't forgive this monster for ANYthing
Instead, I'd just call the police on him and he'll get what he deserves
If I was Craig I would’ve fought back regardless whether he was my father or not
If I was Craig, I would have bitten his dad and never ever let go!
@@micahfranklin4560 I'm saying though! Like screw that, you hit me like that, you best believe I'm smacking you around right back
@@micahfranklin4560Fighting your father is not as easy as it sounds. Your dad will normally be physically bigger and stronger than you because of biology. You could fight back, but if your dad was like Craig's he'd kill you.
I was today-years-old when I finally noticed the callback from Craig putting on that pair of reading glasses. At the end of the scene, he looked visibly disturbed.
I am so grateful that my parents aren't like this. I still believe that if you want kids, you need to take a psych evaluation.
Your lucky ❤
That psych evaluation thing you mentioned...one time in highschool, my friends and I were jokingly saying what we would do if we were dictators, and I totally said that I would make it a law for someone to take a psychological evaluation before being allowed to have children. Specifically so we don't get abuse cases...did you read my mind? 😂
Same
That whole psych evaluation doesn't work on bad people.
@@ryansmith1115why do you say that?
His father has zero respect for himself. His first step would be to love himself again.
you can't love yourself until you have a support network
@@BigIndianBindi-jy1czabsolutely untrue
How does he have zero respect for himself? It’s his son he has zero respect for.
Jake Epstein and Hugh Dillon are both terrific actors, thanks for uploading
Saw Epstein and panicked for a few seconds 😂
@ Haha. Drake is the closest thing to Jeffrey Epstein from that show
Seeing Craig dress as his dad to represent the abusive husband in the play is quite telling, perhaps it's even why Craigs mom left his dad for Joey? 😢
It's sad the mom didn't take Craig with him so Craig could of been with his sister.
They were doing Shakespeare's "Taming Of The Shrew"
@funwithanthony6133 yes. Fits very well 👌
Mom sound like a jerk. Why leave one kid with the evil dad but take the other kid.@@signer25
@@signer25Why did she just run off like a coward and abandoned her son to that abusive monster?
Looks like the abusive father needs anger management, psychiatric treatment, and rehab big time. Child Care Services does not tolerate such abusive scenes disrupting them.
No. He needs prison time. Bad people are bad people
@@ryansmith1115 Not only prison, but also community service, including anger management, psychiatric treatment, and rehab.
Father doesn’t respect himself at all. He needs to learn to love himself again.
@@sharptoothtrex4486 people like you are part of the problem. You have to accept that people like him can't be helped. They're bad people and that is the bottom line
nah bro child care msit defintely does not, cps makes it worse always they don't care for the kids at all
I was abused my Dad. I ended up fighting back when I realized that I'm actually stronger than him.
Same here bro
Just goes to show “dad strength” is just a crock of shit. Lol
They ain't nothing at the end
Same.
Same bro I'm 15 and i punched my dad in the face i first tackled him then I hit him I'm a little bit stronger
Ok my mom never laid a finger on me. But she hurt my mind, my heart and my soul. She yelled accused me of things gave me shit at the drop of a hat. Im in therapy because of everything she did to me. But I'm alive I have a job a wonderful wife and a good life. But what I went through in my childhood my teens and early 20s with her. I wouldn't wish on anyone.
I understand
Sounds like my mom. Except she also beat me,lol.
This is horrible. No father would ever abuse their son like that. Fathers are supposed to love their children very very much, not hurt them. Craig’s father should learn that lesson.
Happens every day. This is very common
@@werdle92Doesn't mean it's okay
@@werdle92You will grow old and start earning just don't be like your dad
“would” I think you “shouldn’t”
When my dad was an ADA ( assistant district attorney ) he had a case where a father was beating his kids. My dad said that case bothered him more than any other case he ever had. The guy was found guilty of 3 counts child abuse and got something like 45 years in prison for each of his three kids ( 135 years all together ).
You can get that many years just for physical abuse? I thought you had to kill someone to be in prison for the rest of your life.
@@ChristopherJamesNeff ... depends on the state you live in and the judge. Say you rape 6 women and you're caught, the DA can ask for the max on each count that could be anywhere from 10 years up to 30 years per victim. This guy who beat his kids got 45 years for each kid he beat, that means he has to do 45 years for each victim not all three at the same time. The guy will die in prison.
If so, that's GOOD!!?
The dad was a great actor. Makes sense that he got a lot of roles afterwards
I think he’s in a metal band too? I think lol
He is a great actor
He comes up the stairs with a golf club? That shit is messed up.
Crazy
Then smashes the door with it like Michael Myers
Also in the beginning of the full scene Craig actually has the golf club and golf balls but he takes it from him immediately to disarm him
And at that point Craig was like screw this I'm moving in with Joey. And then his father later says I don't beat you, he was absolutely in denial.
in the thumbnail he looked like the angry video game nerd
He always looked like Jared from Subway
He looks like an alternate looking Charlie Sheen. 😂
@@HieiDaHellSpawn94bro I thought the same thing lmao
You know.. with how abusive Craig's dad was, I'm honestly surprised he allowed multiple locks on Craig's bedroom door
I'm imagining how that conversation went lol. "Hey Dad, can I have three locks on my door to protect me from you?" "Sure, buddy."
When Craig envisioned his dad hitting him with the belt 😮😮
I wouldn't say my dad was abusive but though out school and high school I always flinch whenever we was in the car and he moved suddenly, thinking he was going to hit me. He rarely did but I feared him feared him for some reason
Shoot I got my ssa beat as a kid from age 4-10. I remember my last beating and it was because I lost my ymca shirt on game day and still had to play😂
I got beatings but for good reasons. It made me a better person though.
PTSD will give you some visions
Albert is one of the scariest characters in the show.
😨
He was!
Him and oh boy that bullied ashley and shot drake
@@mr313DETROITChronicsmoker you mean Rick? Well, he hurt Terri, not Ashley. Think you got mixed-up.
@@mr313DETROITChronicsmokerNah I feel bad for Rick. He was innocent
All kids deserve parents, but not all parents deserve kids.
The dad went full on shining on that door
HEERRREESS DADDY!!!!
@@VacDrumLover9646I shouldn’t be laughing this hard 😂😂😂
Joey was going to kill Craig's dad for all the abuse he put craig through
And Craig ended up beating Joey up.
And then Craig gets beat up by a stranger he met on the streets.
@@Mrrwc650he was having a bipolar episode when he did though.
Lmao Joey wasn’t gon do shit he almost got Craig killed calling the house to snitch on him
@@joshuaharris5032 And didn't Kaitlin's ex kick his ass on the NG premiere?
This is why some kids kill their parents.
That's not okay, two wrong don't make a right
@@HeartEllisThen the abuse should be taken more seriously
@@HeartEllis He never said that it was okay. But it's a realistic result.
What you both need to see a doctor @@AWDTH1111
@@HeartEllisthey do make a right actuallt
I grew up this way. Even got a few hospital visits. I felt every moment..even the silence before the storm
My father was the same exact way, but way worse than that! I'm a survivor & always been mentally strong! Never done drugs before or anything!
What did he do
Did he die?
My parents aren't saints. But they were NEVER like this
Same here.
Be grateful. My father would never act like this.
Same, my parents were a loy of things, but I can at least be grateful that they weren't evil like this man.
@@jorienwachukwu466Not evil. Mentally ill.
I love Craig!!! Saddest part is the fact his mother was probably getting abused by this ass wipe! 💔💔💔
This dude had a thing for dinner lol
It was a form of control
Probably the only time he felt his family was somewhat normal
I remember a similar story in Degrassi High with a kid named Rick who had an abusive father and whom Joey tried to help. I think in the end Rick went to live with his brother.
After he pulled out the golf club…all bets are off. He’s trying to kill you at that point. If I ever get to a point where I own my own place, I hope kids feel safe enough to stay with me if they needed to. This kind of shit pisses me off.
😢 The fact that he has locks on his door.
His dad was so pathetic
Yes he is
Joey was probably more of a real father than Albert.
I don't think pathetic's the right word... way too intense and scary to be called that. He's just monstrous
God my heart goes out to this kid!!!💔💔💔💔
Degrassi was deep and dark I can’t believe I didn’t notice it
Poor Craig.
Seeing all of these scenes together in a row somehow makes this storyline even worse. This was incredibly hard to watch. Thanks for uploading.
I was ab*sed by my two elder brothers then se*ually assaulted by two of my uncles then a mullah (cleric)inappropriately touched by many of my other family members but i pray this doesn’t happen to any kid in the world I have been through hell I’m a grown up man now 27 (single) but I still think about those incidents everyday and cry 😢 I was a kid I couldn’t do anything but please you ppl out there keep an eye on your kids some of them are shy like me please 🙏 help them out
God bless you for your courage to share your story and God bless you for surviving all that you went through.. You're in my thoughts and prayers 🙏
I’m so sorry! I hope you are healing
How's about you be more of an adult and not censor the words ASSAULTED and SEXUALLY like a bloody pansy? LITTERALLY MO ONE in the comments section here had to do this so you taking the time to be the odd man out is making it impossible to take you seriously here.
Give me a few minutes with the abusive father and I'll show him who's boss 😡
Craig's Dad is the worst
@BellHillMayor yeah he is
Bro Craig dad is so evil
Damn I forgot Craig had a abusive father it’s been so long 😂
Dude I remember my sister and I Flinched so hard on the coaster one way back when 😂 the dad was terrifying
😱
My dad's a real Taskmaster loves me and does the world for me but is a real Taskmaster. I still know how Craig Feels when your own dad is so good at making U feel terrified even when he's not even evil, but it's enough to make u feel terrified and helpless
im having a bad day and this made me feel worse. 💀
Me too! I don't wanna become an abusive monster. But I'm always foul tempered and stuff cuz life treats me like shit! Nothing even helps, not even professional help. Please God help tame the demon inside me. I don't wanna be like this! *sobs, sobs, sobs*😭
Bro that thumbnail
Jake Epstein (Craig) was hands down the best actor on the show
Epstein?
I'm not sure how it appeared in my recommendations, but I'm thrilled it did because I absolutely loved this show!
There was episode in the original Degrassi1980's, where the father got home, found that his son had taken the last soda from the fridge, and beat the kid.
Gotta teach them not to steal.
*beating up the abusive Dad with a crowbar as Batman*
the angry video game nerd’s origins
I felt horrible for Craig. His father, who is named Albert Manning should go to prison for treating his son like a slave.
I still remember watching this episode for the first time, was horrified
I had so much anxiety watching this scene. It's like someone create a character arc based on my upbringing. Without trauma dumping here, the similarities between what Craig went through and myself is eerily similar. My father was an Italian boomer from Brooklyn. He came from a large family (one of six boys) and according to my aunt (my dad's older brother's ex-wife), each one of them had “hand trouble.” That was the way she described them having abusive tendencies. In other words, my father was never suited to have children yet he did. He got easily overwhelmed and responded with his fists. Even after his toxic personality alienated every single one of his children (including two half siblings I didn't know I had until I was a teenager), he still maintained he “did everything right” as a parent. I don't care what anyone says. No parent does everything right yet my father, thanks to his narcissism, went to his grave believing that he did.
Don’t worry guys Albert just doesn’t want rings on the table. It’s not a big deal.
You're joking right?
This was defined portrayed better then Rick’s dad from Degrassi Junior High
Why does Hugh Dillon looks like Ed Helms from The Hangover
He reminds me of Judd Nelson
the father is very unhappy, and he's mirroring his trauma. There is waaay more pain in that father.
That's no excuse. The father has no right to take out his pain on his son.
@@jorienwachukwu466 Address your own trauma. you are mirroring yourself.
Yep, that's a good way to promote bi-polar or PTSD.
Amazing to see Hugh Dillon with hair! I've always seen him in tough guy cop roles, he was so good as the abusive father, it made me hate the character!
The dark side of Saul Goodman
I'm sorry to anyone else who had a father like mine. It feels like you learn, but no longer grow.
I get it, he grew up with an abusive father and mental illness, but Craig is by far one of the most TOXIC characters in the entire show. Destroys everything he touches
Hate to admit it, but you're right.
Are you serious? How do you think he got the bipolar diagnosis in the first place? It doesn’t just show up does it? That boy has been through trauma his whole life probably, or after his mom’s death, and then his father started to beat him. His bipolar symptoms showed through the past few seasons until his diagnosis, but if you pay close attention in the first season, you’ll see the symptoms were already there since the train episode. Saying he was toxic because you don’t understand how disorders work is beyond me. Trauma makes you do stupid sh*t. It makes you say stupid sh*t. Makes you do stupid actions. That’s what Craig did and we didn’t know why, and were worried about him until it all made sense. Later seasons just showed how he wanted to cope with his trauma and everything, but learned from those mistakes. And what was he doing before that tho? Learning. He has owned up to his mistakes time and time again. His ending with Ellie was like a closure. Like he had finally found peace. You can’t call a person who went through such trauma toxic. He’d been through a lot and all he needed was help. He was better in the end, was that not enough for you? Cause it sure was for me.
@@kenrickbautista6141Even Jake Epstein agrees.
He Drinks🍸
@@kenrickbautista6141You don't know what the hell it's like to be him that's the problem. You know nothing about living with an abusive parent like that.
Yeesh, and the cops weren't called on this guy because? When you have three locks on your bedroom door, you know it's bad news.
Well his dad didn't resemble what an abusive father looked like. Beer drinker worked off jobs stuff like that. His father had a clean cut look to society and a well respected doctor no one would think he's on this level of abuse
I just fought with my father just to save my brother and mother
Degrassi: The Next Beating
Some boomer: "Yup. This is how you discipline them good."
Ikr
Studies show what horrible effects it can have on a kid.
@@roxassora2706 yeah ikr
As a kid I thought I was Jimmy brooks. But I was Craig and Sean Cameron mixed together at least I had their life
😮 thanks for the recap easy for people new to these dramas
A fact to distract from the horror of parental violence: the actor who played Craig's dad also voiced nick in left 4 dead 2.
My mom had this boyfriend who was so abusive with her and when I was little I attacked him and bit him luckily my mom protected me and hid me in my room and called the police and we never heard from him
I feel it for him and no child has to go though and suffer through a lifestyle like that.😊
He jumped out of the window 😂
1:43 what episode was that?
He theorized that albert alcohol addiction
I think his brain looks like irreversible damage from being kicked brain injury or brain trauma can cause serious significant flashback
My parents are normal. They are nice and good. Thank God they are NOT like that. Man literally has three locks on his door. His dad coming with a golf club is just horrible and messed up beyond words.
This is how dad beat me and my sister when we were Kids until I had enough and left home and never looked back.
NO FATHER should ever hit their kids.
Senator armstrong hasnt been the same since losing his nanomaschines
I'm honestly surprised that Albert didn't launch into a full lecture about not going anywhere near Joey or Angela ever. I would've probably written something in the script like, "If you see either of them anywhere, you are to immediately turn your back and walk away! Don't even acknowledge their existence! You understand?!?!"
But that's what I would've expected at the time if I was Craig.
Why didn't Albert give a full lecture to his wife for being a whore?
I have never seen this show. No idea how I got here.
Poor kid though
Feels like me and my father always hit me around not in a physical way.
If your father didn't hit you then it's not the same.
@@stephengrigg5988Wrong. Mental abuse is equivalent to physical.
I can relate to Craig so much because I come from an abusive household and it doesn't help that my dad was abusive but the thing was he wasn't like terrible abuser he was more like the dad who decided to be your friend one minute and then the next minute when you're not living up to his expectations he just lets his anger out on you I feel bad for my little sister right now because she loves her dad but sadly she sometimes I think she doesn't want to understand that he's not a good person
Physical?
I remember one night on his birthday when my dad was ABSOLUTELY HAMMERED, he knew he had to to do something involving my school website but tried putting it on me, and when I told him I couldn't access it because it was parents only, he went ape shit screaming at me.
I was so terrified that I went and hid in the closet. Then he came looking for me and I was so afraid of him finding me in there that I came out in fear that being in there if he found me might be worse.
Well, he died in the end, so I guess we can call that a happy ending
good riddance to Craig's dad
Abuse is so much worse when a father doesn’t start out abusive
How? Being abusive from the start would be way worse.
How so?
@@ChristopherJamesNeff if your father is abusive from the start your used to it you assume that’s how it is but watching your father become a monster over time is a horrible thing I wouldn’t wish upon my worst enemy
he was genuinely terrifying
This is what I miss about older television, is that even teen shows addressed or displayed real issues. Whether it was That's So Raven, Zoey 101, Degrassi, Gilmore Girls, or any tween/teen show, they at least addressed serious issues with society or our young lives. Now, shows just have shock value but never seem to sit down and say, "this is why you don't do drugs", instead we get fucking Euphoria and all these shows that expose young minds to drugs, sex, and violence incredibly early on.
Lmaooo his dad was with the shits. He lost his entire family to Joey
He must got a anger problem
It's the AVGN!
Why did his dad call him Gregor if his name is Craig?
He's too big for not fighting back. I'll pick up something too. It would have been a death match in that house. I know becuase I had to defend myself against an adult before.
The same thing I thought as well had Craig worked out a bit he might’ve intimidated his abusive dad
It's not that easy.
Now this is a psycho dad
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I remember this show but never really watched it like that but yeah stuff like this be the reason why parents don't get respected and be asking questions like why can't you talk to me? or wonder why are these kids so violent, rebellious, defiant, and combative.
Is it just me or does craigs dad sounds like nick from l4d
I can't get over the fact that Craig's dad is played by Nick from Left 4 Dead 2 lmao
That first beatdown was a real rib-tickler!!!
he looks so much like my husband when he was in high school, this made me sad