"You built me. I AM Captain America." That was a powerful moment. Walker stood there and told them to their faces that he is the Captain America that the government created,the one the government wanted. Not THE Captain America, but THEIR Captain America. Their monster.
Except that it’s not a triumphant moment. Walker has been struggling the entire time as Cap. He took on more than he was capable of handling and isn’t paying attention to his changing circumstances nor taking responsibility for his actions. He believes that his judgement is better than anything that anyone else is telling him. He’s sympathetic, but on the highway to villainy at full speed
I agree. He is a pale faced monster that the U.S. created. And now he's nothing. But that's the opposite of what happened to Isaiah Bradley. He saved some people and was thrown in jail. Isaiah's part was far more powerful.
When Walker told Hoskins family that he got the guy who did it, I didn't take that as him lying, I think he truly believed all the flagsmashers were partly responsible. When he also says "I would never let the person who did that get away" I think he's fully set on killing Karli and the rest of the flagsmashers as well
I can't say I blame him. I genuinely feel sorry for his character, he was treated pretty poorly tbh, I feel like this has hints of Wanda vision in it in the sense that maybe the good guys aren't the good guys
The Dora Milaje didn't kill Zemo because T'Challa had chosen not to kill Zemo and not to allow Zemo to kill himself: "The living are not done with you yet". Zemo does not the easy escape of death.
The Dora Milaje were acting crazy. They tried to kill CAPTAIN AMERICA. I don't care what you guys say John was still the Captain America at that time and they were trying their damnest to kill him and Fake Sam and Bucky made fun of him for a while. If they had actually succeeded then think of the CONSEQUENCES. Those crazy B*tches almost started an international war over someone touching on of their Shoulders.Real professional.
"If we're picking just anyone for the villain, I'm gonna say Sam's sister. Why's she fixing that boat?" She's going to break Zemo out of The Raft, obviously. It was Sarah all along!
@@ForeverBrooklynNYC splitting hairs a bit? Bucky is the winter soldier, he wears dog tags, he goes on missions. Zemo was effectively in Bucky's custody, just as any non super in the vicinity of a super is effectively in the super's custody if the relationship is adversarial.
To be honest I only remember him saying it once in the first movie when he broke into the prison camp and, I believe it was Dugan, asked "Who are you supposed to be?" and Steve responded: "Captain America." And even then Steve said it like he was just some guy.
@@O1OO1O1 nah, it’s okay. I wouldn’t call it chickening out when nobody on our side supported that war, tho. But the comment on his repetition is funny. Us Trump supporters also joke about it. Steven Crowder put it best when he said something like, “The problem with Joe Biden is that he doesn’t actually say anything. The problem with Trump was he said something a thousand times.”
I think the "I’m going to shoot you but uh oh actually no ammo in the gun" bit was actually for Bucky’s sake. I took it as him making the decision to not kill him in the end, but pulling the trigger was kind of him getting closure... 🤷♀️ idk though.
Someone mention in some comments that once Zemo is done with his mission to rid of Super Soldiers, he was gonna bite the bullet since he lost his family and failed to do that thanks to TChalla Perhaps him being calm when Buck has the gun on him shows him accepting that fate... Buck then tells him he’s no longer Winter Soldier and Zemo has his respect for like he does for Steve...he accepts being taken in and that’s the last we see of......for now
@@TheJamesAnimations this raises an interesting question... if he jumps on his boat and finds a school of fish and just flings the shield at them will he kill heaps and be the most efficient fisherman ever?
I think he was used well, he’s already had his justice in civil war and in tfatws he gave some closure to bucky with he may not have received otherwise
He is, 100%, going to be used in a future Winter Soldier/Captain America show, and will definitely be a core member of the Thunderbolts or Dark Avengers. The last few years, Marvel have been far better at utilising their villains, so it's nice to know that Marvel are taking it a step further and keeping their villains around for future use.
@@michaelandrews117 agree. He’s going to Raft prison. Who’s in charge of the Raft? Ross. He’s def joining Thunderbolts or Dark Avengers if they make it a series.
Can’t wait for next week’s finale where John Krasinski will FINALLY be revealed to be perfectly folded inside the chest! You know, because that’s what Mr. Fantastic does🙂
😅 we are going to see plenty of mutants as well. At some point we will hear the 90s cartoon song as the x jet flies into screen. Da da da daaa dun dun, da da da daaa dun dun, dun dun.
In Walker's defense, if two people held me back while a third person killed my best friend, I'd probs consider all three offenders to be equally guilty of killing my mate.
I was going to say, when he "lied" to Battle Stars family it probably wasn't a lie to him. He probably thought that dude holding him back was the reason for Battle Stars death there for he was responsible (at least in Walkers eyes) but....... Mason's point about him potentially just wanting to be the most liked person in the room is very interesting. That may very well be the case. ...hmmmm
I feel like he was also in a difficult spot. You're already telling these people their son died, you don't want to also be telling them the person who killed him is at large. Part of the reason why he's going after Karli is he feels he owes it to them.
@@HiperPivociarz I completely agree. There are probably several ways to interpret his actions. Im certain he loved his friend Battle Star and cares deeply about his family but thats really all im 100% on. Hopefully we'll get more insight next Friday 🙂🙂
@@JaqenHghar. It just annoys me how much some people hate John Walker and immediately judge all of his actions. Like the guy's definitely not perfect and he's uh.....he's definitely done some questionable things *cough* decapitation *cough*, but I feel like people give him too hard of a time. I still think it's overall a good thing he doesn't have that shield anymore though.
Tony didn’t say “That’s my shield” in Civil War. He told Steve he didn’t deserve it because his father made the shield & he was helping the man who murdered him & his wife. I get Bucky was brainwashed & shit but, he wasn’t wrong.
Tony calls Bucky "The Manchurian Candidate" when he asks for a truce, a famous classic movie about a man brainwashed to do things against his will... and yet Tony still blamed and tried to kill Bucky, even though he knew Bucky had no control over his actions and that Hydra are the ones that killed his parents.... Bucky was just the weapon they used. If someone stabbed your mother, you wouldn't swear revenge against the knife they used, you'd swear revenge against the person who used the knife. Bucky, in this scenario was the knife, hydra were the actual killers. Tony _should_ be smart enough to realise that, especially after using the Manchurian Candidate movie reference towards Bucky.
I believe Sam helped Bucky by thanking him for his help as back before Steve got the serum that’s what Bucky’s main purpose in life was. To help Steve. He has missed being able to help people and in turn has lost a big part of himself. Helping Sam rebuild the boat has re instilled his ability to help, and probably helped him more than anything.
It would be pretty cool if Walker's shield gets damaged and dented as he's fighting and in the final confrontation with Sam, they'll hit each other with their shields and Sam's real shield shatters Walker's shield. Or they'll throw their shields at each other and Sam's shield cuts through Walker's shield and knocks him out.
@@kaisteven5907 even if walker is stronger, all it means is you're throwing a weaker shield with more force against a stronger one. Throwing chalk at a brick wall harder doesn't break the wall.
As a New Orleans native, it was an incredible surprise hearing The Meters legendary rendition of Hey Pocky A-Way during that Bucky/Falcon boat repair montage. Never thought I’d hear Mardi Gras music in the MCU. :)
I wonder how much of that is them paying attention to Anthony's background, too. The fishing and the Nola references really seem to be just Anthony as much as Sam.
I think John was just too Ashamed to tell lamars parents that his killer got away. He always seems to be under pressure to be the best captain america.
The way vi see it, the serum brings out the real you. He ran around acting like a sad puppy saying that being Cao was an honor and pretending to be humble. But once he starts going on mission he starts abusing the title yelling "Do you know who i am" and introducing himself as Captain America whenever he can. Then when he gets the serum he literally attempts to murder someone while yelling "I am Captain America" even yelling at his superiors and going as far to make his own shield and turn to vigilantism. The way I see it it's showing that deep down he wanted this, he wanted the power, he wanted the status, he wanted the respect. That's why he was freaking out after every time he got his ass kicked pre-serum, he can't handle the notion that he, as Captain America, can't gain respect.
@@nvcomics He acts the way he was trained and told to aspire to be. And now he is told that the way he was trained (which got him 3 medals of honor), isn't the right one, basically realizing his whole life was for nothing. That's radicalizing him. The nuance in his storyline is just amazing.
@@disabled_director I think many people are ignoring the nuances in his characterization and just see him as a villain. I think as of ep5 they are still clearly writing him more as an anti hero like he was in the comics. But who knows, considering they changed Agatha Harkness into a straight up villain maybe Walker’s going to snap more in the last episode and go on the villain route (which I don’t want, it would be a waste of a complex character).
the whole gun thing is kind of like a really cool therapy exercise. like writing a letter and never sending it, he gave himself the opportunity to kill and made the active choice not to. what a beautiful way for him to prove to himself that he’s not a killer anymore. one of the best moments of the show for me. really affected me.
Fun Fact! The briefcase Sam receives at the end of the episode is a reference to Pulp Fiction, which also features a briefcase containing John Krazinski's Mephisto! Amazing!
I really liked, how Craptain America badly hammered some rings into shape, then welded together absolutely flawless rings... also, then noticing he didn't know how he would get a clean paintjob on them, so he cut them back apart to spraypaint them individually ^^
I mean, I don't expect him to get it right the first try. lmao. He def failed 3 times and then got it right the 4 times, they just skipped that part because it's boring. lol
I cant believe people are not getting that"the shield is nobody's property" was Countessa basically telling Walker"go ahead, make your own, there's no rule that says you can't"
The editing was GOLD today! The high heels transition to Zemo, the dude getting punched by the busby guard cutting to shocked crowd, MWAH!! I'm not even 5 minutes in!
I just realized something about Zemo. In Civil War, he tried to kill himself, but was stopped by T’Challa, after his “mission” was complete. In that scene, he listened to his voicemail for the last time, remembering his family. In this episode, he was at the memorial thinking of his family. He was testing Bucky, believing he would either kill him, thinking he hasn’t changed, or hoping he wouldn’t kill him - meaning he had eliminated the future super-soldier possibility by crushing the vials, and trusting that Bucky would eliminate the remaining super soldiers (helping him complete his mission). But Bucky betrayed this by bringing the Dora, and turning him over. He may or may not have even expected that, going so far as to be sent to the Raft so he can get a team together. The prime evidence of this would be that he picked the best way to get Bucky to make the decision to kill or not, thus going against his programming as a killer - having crossed his own name out of the book, after Bucky had already told him he would kill him if he ever touched it again. Bucky felt redeemed as the ex-Winter Soldier, and he redeemed himself with the Wakandans, even though they said to stay out of Wakanda for a while. They did give Sam a new suit. Go Shuri.
@@lonewandererfo3 Ayo literally says, “It would be prudent to make yourself scarce in Wakanda for the time being, White Wolf.” Right at 20:33, my dude.
@@Chef_PC but does this imply that pro this series he was a frequent visitor? Did he spend the few months bt endgame and this coming and going whenever?...have wakandans given him citizenship?!
@@nelypso I honestly don’t think it’s implied one way or the other. I’ll have to rewatch the earlier episodes. However, since this is only 6 months after Endgame, and he was dusted, I seriously doubt he ever went back before the events of this show.
Feel like i need to see Isaiah one more time before the last episode ends. Carl Lumbly was soooooooooo chill-inducingly GOOD when he had the scene with Mackie about the legacy of the shield and how the goverment treated him. And i got chills when he mentioned Tuskeegee, but then again, i love a good story with a well-used historical allegory!
They shite earphones anyway. A man of such high esteem as captain America wouldn't indulge his well earned US dollars on such an inferior product. He would obviously use his unexplained skills as a blacksmith to make his own red, white and blue earphones
I think he'll become U.S. Agent and probably reluctantly team up with Sam and Bucky. Then they'll probably set up like a West Coast Avengers who really knows.
I doubt they'll make her a cut-and-dry villain. Getting Batroc involved is a good way to set him (actually both of them, Carli too) to be captured, which was part of Falcons mission in the beginning. What better way to find a villain than to send him right to the people that want to catch him.
*Hot guess:* The finale episode is going to open with how John Walker got his three medals of honor. He referred to them as three things that only serve to remind him of the worst day of his life, but that's all we know.
So I'm not the only one, was actually expecting that when all the lights turned off. Would have been a better cliff hanger for a penultimate episode than just sam looking at his new suit
I think Mason is 100% right about John Walker needing to be liked. As far as I can remember (I haven't checked because I'm not a top Australian sandwich chef) he's only ever talked about wanting to be a hero, not about wanting to save people.
@@TheEvilCheesecake It was Lemar who said that then John agreed. To clarify though, my point isn't that he doesn't care about people, or is a showoff or something. Not sure if that's what it sounded like. My point is that there's this slight difference from Cap that gets amplified over the course of the show till it takes him over.
I’m glad we got to see Sam have a one-on-one talk with Isaiah, very powerful moment. Both this show & Wandavision, along with it’s respective cast & crew need to be nominated for emmys, golden globes, bafta, etc. They really delivered and especially during these turbulent times, whether it’s filming during a global pandemic or the great deal of unrelenting civil unrest in our society.
The reason Sam is good at shield tossing with Bucky is because they're playing catch and pretty casually. They're standing still and just slowly lobbing it back and forth between each other. When he's on his own he's running, flipping, using that stunt double who's on Corridor's channel a bunch...
Love the editing at 25:35 - putting the visual of Bucky drinking from a beer bottle while we can hear James clearly talking with a beer bottle next to his mouth. Collings, you are a master!
Marvel is really touching my heart,especially isaiah Bradley 's story and john walker john walker's feeling what he did as person was correct but super soldier serum enhanced his feelings and that led to these actions, man wyatt is killing the role!!
I loved the "I am Captain America line". It really shows the contrasts of John Walker from Steve Rogers because Steve never referred to himself as Captain America it was more Tony Starks that would call himself "I am Iron Man" a character that contrasted Steve Rogers as well
Steve did refer to himself as Captain America at least once, when he rescued the POW's. Soldiers: "Who are you?" Steve: "I'm, Captain America" .... "It's ok I've knocked out Hitler over 200 times" Why does no-one who brings up Walker referencing himself as Captain America ever bring up that scene?
@@SA80TAGE Because it happened only once and it was for the sake of the soldiers. Steve wanted to give them hope, so he was like: "yo, I'm Captain America, that new supersoldier, I'm gonna get you guys outta here, so do not fear".
@@jakubrejak1114 no shit sherlock, I know WHY he did it... but it doesn't invalidate the fact he still said it, which makes all these fanboys factually wrong when they say "He _never_ introduced himself as Captain America". He did introduce himself as Captain America = fact.... saying he "never" did is a flat out lie. Yes I get the point of the contrast between Steve and Walker doing it constantly because even a child could understand that and that is the very obvious point of it, but that doesn't change fact Steve still did it, even if it was just once... that is not "never".
the thing that stings the most is that when Walkers buddy died and the mother was hugging him saying "how he would be so proud of you for getting him justice for the man responsible" or something like that..... BUT IN REALITY IT WAS WALKERS INABILITY TO WAIT AND BE PATIENT RUSHING THE ROOM THAT TRIGGERED THE ENTIRE FIGHT LEADING TO HIS PARTNERS DEATH.....
When Walker was sitting outside his discharge meeting with his girlfriend, I can't believe that the Corn on the Coblin met with them! Handed them her card and everything!
Evidence for -Nando's- New Rockstars missing plotline theory (please add more) : The show is only 6 episodes long (I'd say they cut out about 3 episodes worth of plot and couldn't reshoot) The general lack of a legitimate avenger-level threat posed by the Flag Smashers The lack of any detail whatsoever on the GRC Sharon not having anything to do (most of Sam contacting her is ADR or screen-replace stuff) The shield training scenes being swapped around (I think the tough-love scene was originally the last scene in the final episode) Zemo having a sudden change of heart off-screen and giving himself up (again originally the final episode) A missing scene with Bucky's broken arm being fixed
Sam was just tossing he frisbee around casually with Bucky, a light catch during conversation. Then he started doing flips and going hard after when they both understood he was ready to Captain it up
The contents of the briefcase is that weird plant in wakanda that gives you super powers. So Sam becomes an amalgamation of captain America and black panther
Sam and Bucky throwing the shield was like two guys having a chat while casually throwing a ball back and forth. Sam's montage was full combat speed spring training.
@@SimonBuchanNz Zemo has never worn the mask to hide his identity. In some comics the mask has actually been melted to his skin, a lot like DC's Black Mask... who also doesn't really use the mask to hide his identity since everyone knows it's Sionis under the mask, everyone still knows who Zemo is despite the mask.
I’m honestly so surprised they turned Zemo into a genuine anti-hero who’s more hero than villain. I honestly thought he’d betray them in the end but all the way through he was on their side.
John walker's medal scrap shield is actually John Krasinski in disguise, and Julia Louis Dreyfus is Mephisto pulling things from behind the scenes, Mason got turned into a goat.
the bad guys in this series are the governments, systems, hydra and the GRC. They’re the ones putting all of these characters into compromised positions. the show is about the aftermath of the choices of the entities that make choices about other peoples lives.
@@TheEvilCheesecake Because that’s the way the system is supposed to work. They tell you to vote for Democrats or for Republicans like there’s super massive ideological differences when in all reality it’s all about meeting the same status quo, making America the most dominant superpower on the planet financially and military wise by any means necessary.
The Flag Smashers are terrorists and should take responsibility for their own actions instead of whining about how the big, mean government “put them in this position.”
@@taffysaur they've been screwed by a system..doesn't make them right in their actions. they have a valid grievance but their methods are all wrong. I get the feeling that sam understands that while he can't get on board with how the flag smashers are doing their thing, he understands their concerns need to be addressed.
13:00 i saw the shield training scenes as the first one was like a simple game of catch but the second one was a more intense work out and training session
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In this episode Bucky and Sam repair a boat and also build a friend-ship
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"You built me. I AM Captain America." That was a powerful moment. Walker stood there and told them to their faces that he is the Captain America that the government created,the one the government wanted. Not THE Captain America, but THEIR Captain America. Their monster.
ya i liked that part too
Except that it’s not a triumphant moment. Walker has been struggling the entire time as Cap. He took on more than he was capable of handling and isn’t paying attention to his changing circumstances nor taking responsibility for his actions. He believes that his judgement is better than anything that anyone else is telling him. He’s sympathetic, but on the highway to villainy at full speed
What i saw was a flawed emotional soldier boosted by the syrum turned into a bit of a psychopath yelling "I AM CAPTAIN AMERICA"...
I agree. He is a pale faced monster that the U.S. created. And now he's nothing. But that's the opposite of what happened to Isaiah Bradley. He saved some people and was thrown in jail. Isaiah's part was far more powerful.
@@mr.dr0bot731 Isaiah’s part was extremely preachy and honestly almost ruined the whole episode for me
That transition of Elaine’s heels to Zemo is bloody flawless mate
Absolutely mint edit.👌
Straight masterpiece.
Bussin respectfully
HAHHAHA i choked on my food because of that
Timestamp?
When Walker told Hoskins family that he got the guy who did it, I didn't take that as him lying, I think he truly believed all the flagsmashers were partly responsible. When he also says "I would never let the person who did that get away" I think he's fully set on killing Karli and the rest of the flagsmashers as well
they were all partly responsible
I can't say I blame him. I genuinely feel sorry for his character, he was treated pretty poorly tbh, I feel like this has hints of Wanda vision in it in the sense that maybe the good guys aren't the good guys
Yup. Walker plans on killing all the flagsmashers one by one brutally
I actually took it as him wanting for them to have closure
@@martfp88 same but also thought he blames all the flagsmashers maybe even Bucky and Sam
Sam: “quit flirting with my sister”
Bucky: “no, I don’t think I will”
Bucky: "There wasnt any girls like that back in the day, you know with the whole race thing and all..."
Spoilers, she is john krasinski
I saw this comment on another ep 5 review
@@Hey_Loser 😂😂😂
Well he was in wakanda
The Dora Milaje didn't kill Zemo because T'Challa had chosen not to kill Zemo and not to allow Zemo to kill himself: "The living are not done with you yet".
Zemo does not the easy escape of death.
@@alexlang5390
If they wanted to kill them..... they’d be dead
@@alexlang5390
Don’t think so,
Instead of pinning his arm with the shield to the table, she could have speared him through the heart
The Dora Milaje were acting crazy. They tried to kill CAPTAIN AMERICA. I don't care what you guys say John was still the Captain America at that time and they were trying their damnest to kill him and Fake Sam and Bucky made fun of him for a while. If they had actually succeeded then think of the CONSEQUENCES. Those crazy B*tches almost started an international war over someone touching on of their Shoulders.Real professional.
Sam to Bucky next episode:
“ Walker built his shield..in a garage! *With a box of scraps!!* “
The US Goverment trying to recreate the shield: "JOHN WALKER BUILT THIS IN A CAVE, WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!"
Haha nice iron man throwback 😂
*Tie flies around* 👔
It’s like poetry, they rhyme
"Well I'm sorry, I'm not John Walker"
"If we're picking just anyone for the villain, I'm gonna say Sam's sister. Why's she fixing that boat?"
She's going to break Zemo out of The Raft, obviously. It was Sarah all along!
It's all coming together. Get Eric Voss on the phone.
Wow I didn’t think about it like that
Palpatine's behind it all!
@@Rejukem Yeah the powerbroker is just Palpatine's clone. I hope they start the finale by saying "Somehow Palpatine was behind it all"
it was Agatha all along :0
I'm willing to bet my life that Elaine's card only reveals its secrets if Johnnie Walker drops a tear on it a la Shrek 2
Close - a drop of Johnnie Walker Black is what actually reveals the card's secrets.
Nope you just have to sniff the card at juuuust the right angle
Lemon juice and heat
she left shield and became a bad guy because the hydra soup Nazi said that was the only way she could ever be allowed to have the soup.
@@jeddafakee91 LMFAO
I think Bucky doing the thing with the gun and the bullets was to REALLY shove it in Zemo’s face that he is not a killer
Wakandan Lady: Pick up those bullets. Stop being so dramatic.
@@FutureDeep Ayo*
It is a call back to when Zemo tried to end his life in Civil War and Black panther stops him by grabbing the bullet.
To me, he's saying when he pulls the trigger and there's no bullet, that there aren't any bullets after that one either.
Bucky not shooting Zemo seemed a direct response to Zemo's previous line: "But you, you're literally programmed to kill."
I find it interesting everyone is giving Bucky a pass for committing a war crime. Simulating the execution of a prisoner is a serious crime.
@@Dularr didn’t know zemo was a prisoner of war...
@@Dularr because no one cares lmfao
@@Dularr in what way was Zemo a prisoner? Zemo wasn't in custody and Bucky isn't even a law enforcement officer or soldier.
@@ForeverBrooklynNYC splitting hairs a bit? Bucky is the winter soldier, he wears dog tags, he goes on missions. Zemo was effectively in Bucky's custody, just as any non super in the vicinity of a super is effectively in the super's custody if the relationship is adversarial.
I think John Walker has called himself Captain America more times in a few episodes than Steve Rogers did in all the films over the many decades.
Groot: I am Groot!
John Walker: I am Captain America!
@@O1OO1O1 damn that’s accurate tho
Because Walker has such an obsession with it and is egotistical about it
To be honest I only remember him saying it once in the first movie when he broke into the prison camp and, I believe it was Dugan, asked "Who are you supposed to be?" and Steve responded: "Captain America." And even then Steve said it like he was just some guy.
@@O1OO1O1 nah, it’s okay. I wouldn’t call it chickening out when nobody on our side supported that war, tho. But the comment on his repetition is funny. Us Trump supporters also joke about it.
Steven Crowder put it best when he said something like, “The problem with Joe Biden is that he doesn’t actually say anything. The problem with Trump was he said something a thousand times.”
Bradley not being a billion years old irl is the biggest twist in the whole series
I was today years old when I found out he was also Martian manhunter in Justice League the animated series
@@mitchsorrenstein1819 holy shit are you serious? HE IS A HERO
Black people age so well man
Big facts
Wait till you find out about M.A.N.T.I.S.
My question: if Sam and his sister and Bucky re-build their family's boat, is it the same boat or is it Ultron?
What is rebuilding a family boat, if not preservation persevering?
LMAO
Ive heard rumours that the boat will actually transform into tobey maguire as mephisto
I heard it was Bully Maguire as Corn of Coblin.
Sam's sister is the real villain and she rebuilt the boat to go help zemo escape the raft
Can't wait to see how badass Sam looks flying _and_ using the shield
We know Bucky found peace not because he didn't kill Zemo, but because he was sleeping on the couch.
I think the "I’m going to shoot you but uh oh actually no ammo in the gun" bit was actually for Bucky’s sake. I took it as him making the decision to not kill him in the end, but pulling the trigger was kind of him getting closure... 🤷♀️ idk though.
I saw it as Bucky proving a point. Showing that he’d improved as a person, because I feel like Zemo was expecting to die at that point.
@@thatoneguydamonreid2510 oh yeah I like this better! 😆
Also he was distracting him from the wakandans sneaking up on him
I think it was a trust thing.
Someone mention in some comments that once Zemo is done with his mission to rid of Super Soldiers, he was gonna bite the bullet since he lost his family and failed to do that thanks to TChalla
Perhaps him being calm when Buck has the gun on him shows him accepting that fate...
Buck then tells him he’s no longer Winter Soldier and Zemo has his respect for like he does for Steve...he accepts being taken in and that’s the last we see of......for now
The editor needs a raise. Whatever he makes, it should be more. These videos are amazing
When Sam ducked under the shield I was like bro you know there’s a house behind you right, then he kept doing it... that house must be destroyed
Threw it at that pole over the lake like if he missed he wouldn't have to swim to the bottom of a dirty ass urban water to get it back
No because that house is Mephisto
@@TheJamesAnimations this raises an interesting question... if he jumps on his boat and finds a school of fish and just flings the shield at them will he kill heaps and be the most efficient fisherman ever?
@@TheJamesAnimations dirty ass urban water really made me laugh gg
When he was lying to Battlestar’s parents he was looking for validation from the family to hunt down Karli, but they didn’t know they were giving it
whoa.
My favorite part was when Wolverine made a cameo with mephisto and they killed John Krasinski.
JOHN KRASINSKI!!! What’s he doing?🤷🏽♂️
That was pretty good but what about when Moon Knight peeled Sarah's face off to reveal that SHE was power broker all along!?
John Walker's Shield is Mephisto
Magneto
Ya'll really only know one joke each huh
Zemo was underused but we will see more of him soon anyway I'm sure.
I think he was used well, he’s already had his justice in civil war and in tfatws he gave some closure to bucky with he may not have received otherwise
Filmed in 2019 and 2020 so I'm sure he's done more scenes than this dun worry
We got an hour of him dancing though
He is, 100%, going to be used in a future Winter Soldier/Captain America show, and will definitely be a core member of the Thunderbolts or Dark Avengers.
The last few years, Marvel have been far better at utilising their villains, so it's nice to know that Marvel are taking it a step further and keeping their villains around for future use.
@@michaelandrews117 agree. He’s going to Raft prison. Who’s in charge of the Raft? Ross. He’s def joining Thunderbolts or Dark Avengers if they make it a series.
Zemo going to the raft and not wakanda feels like they are setting up the thunderbolts
....I think the show really emphasized that although he's a mass murderer..... he's not a hypocrite.
@@mikeisernie I really liked that they kept his character consistent...and didn't kill him because Daniel Bruhl killed it as Zemo
I think he will orchestrate the villain break out from the Raft seen in the tv shows and comics
I'd like to see them force a serum on him making him an official super villain
I’m calling a Thunderbolts forming in The Raft and Elaine building a Dark Avengers
Walker just saw The Hacksmith's Video on How to Make the Captain America Shield
Can’t wait for next week’s finale where John Krasinski will FINALLY be revealed to be perfectly folded inside the chest!
You know, because that’s what Mr. Fantastic does🙂
Big brain theorizing.
What if Doom is the power broker?
😅 we are going to see plenty of mutants as well. At some point we will hear the 90s cartoon song as the x jet flies into screen. Da da da daaa dun dun, da da da daaa dun dun, dun dun.
Dude come on it’s obviously Mephisto
In Walker's defense, if two people held me back while a third person killed my best friend, I'd probs consider all three offenders to be equally guilty of killing my mate.
He is justified for his actions but they r not steve Roger's actions
@@drb8777 he’s not Steve Rogers he said that his first episode
And i understand that, but being Captain America, you're held to a higher standard
I was going to say, when he "lied" to Battle Stars family it probably wasn't a lie to him. He probably thought that dude holding him back was the reason for Battle Stars death there for he was responsible (at least in Walkers eyes) but....... Mason's point about him potentially just wanting to be the most liked person in the room is very interesting. That may very well be the case. ...hmmmm
I feel like he was also in a difficult spot. You're already telling these people their son died, you don't want to also be telling them the person who killed him is at large.
Part of the reason why he's going after Karli is he feels he owes it to them.
The episode is called truth
@@HiperPivociarz I completely agree. There are probably several ways to interpret his actions. Im certain he loved his friend Battle Star and cares deeply about his family but thats really all im 100% on. Hopefully we'll get more insight next Friday 🙂🙂
@@JaqenHghar. It just annoys me how much some people hate John Walker and immediately judge all of his actions. Like the guy's definitely not perfect and he's uh.....he's definitely done some questionable things *cough* decapitation *cough*, but I feel like people give him too hard of a time. I still think it's overall a good thing he doesn't have that shield anymore though.
@@grantimusprimeofficial2732 yup dude never stood a chance people hated him even before he did bad shit
Since they are in new york, after the final punch out happens Tom Holland is gonna show up and be like "oi its me Spider-Man, sorry I'm late"
Who kept waiting for Sam to yell “on your left” while he was running?
I kept screaming "On Your Left" at the screen and he never said it :((
Missed opportunity for him to say that to one of his nephews
haha I said that because he wouldn't
I can bet he kept imagining steve passing him and saying it and just used it to push himself further.
He actually stood to the right side of the path and LEFT space on HIS left, maybe for someone else
Tony didn’t say “That’s my shield” in Civil War. He told Steve he didn’t deserve it because his father made the shield & he was helping the man who murdered him & his wife. I get Bucky was brainwashed & shit but, he wasn’t wrong.
But he was also, in fact, wrong in a few different ways.
@@ExhaustedWombat Lol I wouldn’t say “fact.” It’s a matter of opinion, & I respect yours.
Tony calls Bucky "The Manchurian Candidate" when he asks for a truce, a famous classic movie about a man brainwashed to do things against his will... and yet Tony still blamed and tried to kill Bucky, even though he knew Bucky had no control over his actions and that Hydra are the ones that killed his parents.... Bucky was just the weapon they used. If someone stabbed your mother, you wouldn't swear revenge against the knife they used, you'd swear revenge against the person who used the knife. Bucky, in this scenario was the knife, hydra were the actual killers. Tony _should_ be smart enough to realise that, especially after using the Manchurian Candidate movie reference towards Bucky.
@Thomas Whieldon just like Wanda thinks stark killed her parents.
Bucky gives a smirk at Sarah when she introduces herself because Steve's mother was also named Sarah
I wonder if Bucky flirted with that Sarah, too...
At this point, would that make her a Great-Great-Great-GILF? A GGGGILF?? Mayhaps even a GILF³?
@@ChristianJay she’s dead
WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME?!
@@prof.evilpictures8696 even better 😏
I believe Sam helped Bucky by thanking him for his help as back before Steve got the serum that’s what Bucky’s main purpose in life was. To help Steve. He has missed being able to help people and in turn has lost a big part of himself. Helping Sam rebuild the boat has re instilled his ability to help, and probably helped him more than anything.
It would be pretty cool if Walker's shield gets damaged and dented as he's fighting and in the final confrontation with Sam, they'll hit each other with their shields and Sam's real shield shatters Walker's shield. Or they'll throw their shields at each other and Sam's shield cuts through Walker's shield and knocks him out.
I think they would be even unless Sam takes the serum as Strength rivals the shields strength
@@kaisteven5907 A Vibranium shield versus a glorified trash can lid is a winner no matter who throws what.
@@pinktribble k
@@kaisteven5907 even if walker is stronger, all it means is you're throwing a weaker shield with more force against a stronger one.
Throwing chalk at a brick wall harder doesn't break the wall.
@@abacusite k
Sharon being replaced by a Skrull would explain a lot of hand-waving honestly
As a New Orleans native, it was an incredible surprise hearing The Meters legendary rendition of Hey Pocky A-Way during that Bucky/Falcon boat repair montage. Never thought I’d hear Mardi Gras music in the MCU. :)
Zion smash!!!!
I wonder how much of that is them paying attention to Anthony's background, too. The fishing and the Nola references really seem to be just Anthony as much as Sam.
I started singing along
Wyatt Russell in the show: yeah we where like brothers.
Wyatt Russell in real life: yeah i have seen him maybe walk past me.
This episode felt like a 90s/early 00s action movie in the montages. So great
I felt like they earned those montages, too. We all really wanted to see something go right for SOMEBODY!
When you finally realise Captain America's protege is literally Uncle Sam...
What now I realize that.
Lol.
real life uncle sam is also called sam wilson
I think John was just too Ashamed to tell lamars parents that his killer got away. He always seems to be under pressure to be the best captain america.
The way vi see it, the serum brings out the real you. He ran around acting like a sad puppy saying that being Cao was an honor and pretending to be humble. But once he starts going on mission he starts abusing the title yelling "Do you know who i am" and introducing himself as Captain America whenever he can. Then when he gets the serum he literally attempts to murder someone while yelling "I am Captain America" even yelling at his superiors and going as far to make his own shield and turn to vigilantism. The way I see it it's showing that deep down he wanted this, he wanted the power, he wanted the status, he wanted the respect. That's why he was freaking out after every time he got his ass kicked pre-serum, he can't handle the notion that he, as Captain America, can't gain respect.
Agreed. I don't think he wanted to admit their son's real killer got away.
@@nvcomics He acts the way he was trained and told to aspire to be. And now he is told that the way he was trained (which got him 3 medals of honor), isn't the right one, basically realizing his whole life was for nothing. That's radicalizing him. The nuance in his storyline is just amazing.
I see it as a promise. He's basically telling them that Karli is as good as dead because he's never gonna stop until he kills her.
@@disabled_director I think many people are ignoring the nuances in his characterization and just see him as a villain. I think as of ep5 they are still clearly writing him more as an anti hero like he was in the comics. But who knows, considering they changed Agatha Harkness into a straight up villain maybe Walker’s going to snap more in the last episode and go on the villain route (which I don’t want, it would be a waste of a complex character).
the whole gun thing is kind of like a really cool therapy exercise. like writing a letter and never sending it, he gave himself the opportunity to kill and made the active choice not to. what a beautiful way for him to prove to himself that he’s not a killer anymore. one of the best moments of the show for me. really affected me.
I can't believe that John Walker started to construct the Mephisto-Buster Mark 1 to fight John Krasinski with.
Honestly I'm here 50% for the content and 50% for the amazing editing
What you may not know:
John Krasinski’s Mephisto is, in fact, what is staring Sam in the face from inside the crate.
Hot scoop or scoop of poop?
Mephisto is the power broker
Fun Fact! The briefcase Sam receives at the end of the episode is a reference to Pulp Fiction, which also features a briefcase containing John Krazinski's Mephisto! Amazing!
The crate contents are the same contents in the brief case in Pulp Fiction.
I really liked, how Craptain America badly hammered some rings into shape, then welded together absolutely flawless rings... also, then noticing he didn't know how he would get a clean paintjob on them, so he cut them back apart to spraypaint them individually ^^
I was a bit confused at that too...
I mean, I don't expect him to get it right the first try. lmao. He def failed 3 times and then got it right the 4 times, they just skipped that part because it's boring. lol
I just wanna mini series of Sam and Bucky working on boats
What the fuck is s boat
@@arielscriven1665 bird without wings made for water if that helps
OBSESSED
Singing sea shanties
@@Ghuttora7 what if the real drunken sailor was the friends we made a king the way
Just what i need at 8am. two aussies singing songs by Mr Mister
I cant believe people are not getting that"the shield is nobody's property" was Countessa basically telling Walker"go ahead, make your own, there's no rule that says you can't"
The editing was GOLD today! The high heels transition to Zemo, the dude getting punched by the busby guard cutting to shocked crowd, MWAH!! I'm not even 5 minutes in!
I just realized something about Zemo. In Civil War, he tried to kill himself, but was stopped by T’Challa, after his “mission” was complete. In that scene, he listened to his voicemail for the last time, remembering his family. In this episode, he was at the memorial thinking of his family. He was testing Bucky, believing he would either kill him, thinking he hasn’t changed, or hoping he wouldn’t kill him - meaning he had eliminated the future super-soldier possibility by crushing the vials, and trusting that Bucky would eliminate the remaining super soldiers (helping him complete his mission). But Bucky betrayed this by bringing the Dora, and turning him over. He may or may not have even expected that, going so far as to be sent to the Raft so he can get a team together.
The prime evidence of this would be that he picked the best way to get Bucky to make the decision to kill or not, thus going against his programming as a killer - having crossed his own name out of the book, after Bucky had already told him he would kill him if he ever touched it again. Bucky felt redeemed as the ex-Winter Soldier, and he redeemed himself with the Wakandans, even though they said to stay out of Wakanda for a while. They did give Sam a new suit. Go Shuri.
They Dora Milaje literally told him to not be a stranger and visit them...not to stay away
@@lonewandererfo3 Ayo literally says, “It would be prudent to make yourself scarce in Wakanda for the time being, White Wolf.” Right at 20:33, my dude.
@@Chef_PC you're right, I thought prudent meant the opposite
@@Chef_PC but does this imply that pro this series he was a frequent visitor?
Did he spend the few months bt endgame and this coming and going whenever?...have wakandans given him citizenship?!
@@nelypso I honestly don’t think it’s implied one way or the other. I’ll have to rewatch the earlier episodes. However, since this is only 6 months after Endgame, and he was dusted, I seriously doubt he ever went back before the events of this show.
Feel like i need to see Isaiah one more time before the last episode ends. Carl Lumbly was soooooooooo chill-inducingly GOOD when he had the scene with Mackie about the legacy of the shield and how the goverment treated him.
And i got chills when he mentioned Tuskeegee, but then again, i love a good story with a well-used historical allegory!
John walker is obviously going to go after Sam and the flag smashers....but not before he gets himself a brand new pair of Raycon earbuds!
Got em
Good shit
That is the stuff. That is The Stuff.
They shite earphones anyway. A man of such high esteem as captain America wouldn't indulge his well earned US dollars on such an inferior product. He would obviously use his unexplained skills as a blacksmith to make his own red, white and blue earphones
I think he'll become U.S. Agent and probably reluctantly team up with Sam and Bucky. Then they'll probably set up like a West Coast Avengers who really knows.
My favourite part was when Karli called Batroc “George”.
Georges, he's French.
That’s GSP LOL she was breaking the third wall
His name is Georges Batroc.
Was NOT expecting The Inbetweeners reference, laughed at the "OOH FALCON FRIEND" for a solid five minutes.
I love how you cut perfectly from talking about product placement in the show to an ad for Raycon
Worst part of the episode is when Eli Bradley air balled his shot
Finally, true black representation on tv.
*best part of the episode
It’s going to end with Isaiah having a tear in his eye seeing Sam get cheered as captain America on tv
Also, Sharon Carter is giving off all kinds of double agent vibes, but I'm not sure who's being doubled.
I heard that's she a Skrull, so same thing
@@helloill672
That would work!
I doubt they'll make her a cut-and-dry villain. Getting Batroc involved is a good way to set him (actually both of them, Carli too) to be captured, which was part of Falcons mission in the beginning. What better way to find a villain than to send him right to the people that want to catch him.
she's playing both sides, so she *always* comes out on top!
*Hot guess:* The finale episode is going to open with how John Walker got his three medals of honor. He referred to them as three things that only serve to remind him of the worst day of his life, but that's all we know.
I’m just saying that screen that was behind the GRC is a perfect place for Arnim Zola to appear.
Or... MEPHISTO?
@@asdfnewguy7029 I know you are being Sarcastic but Zola would make more sense.
So I'm not the only one, was actually expecting that when all the lights turned off. Would have been a better cliff hanger for a penultimate episode than just sam looking at his new suit
I think Mason is 100% right about John Walker needing to be liked.
As far as I can remember (I haven't checked because I'm not a top Australian sandwich chef) he's only ever talked about wanting to be a hero, not about wanting to save people.
He mentioned how many lives the serum could have saved in his Middle East deployment where he earned his medals.
@@TheEvilCheesecake It was Lemar who said that then John agreed.
To clarify though, my point isn't that he doesn't care about people, or is a showoff or something. Not sure if that's what it sounded like.
My point is that there's this slight difference from Cap that gets amplified over the course of the show till it takes him over.
He said he joined the military because he wanted to make people feel safe 😂😂 literally in his speech in the 2nd episode
Omg they used my reply! Today I’ve heard both Jon Watts in a guest lecture say my name and now also Mr Sunday Movies saying my name!!
Bucky’s charm towards Sam’s sister gave him the personality he needed
I’m glad we got to see Sam have a
one-on-one talk with Isaiah, very powerful moment. Both this show & Wandavision, along with it’s respective cast & crew need to be nominated for emmys, golden globes, bafta, etc. They really delivered and especially during these turbulent times, whether it’s filming during a global pandemic or the great deal of unrelenting civil unrest in our society.
The reason Sam is good at shield tossing with Bucky is because they're playing catch and pretty casually. They're standing still and just slowly lobbing it back and forth between each other. When he's on his own he's running, flipping, using that stunt double who's on Corridor's channel a bunch...
Gui? Love him. 😂
Lmaoooo Gui the goat
@@soundwavetimus no I'm talking about Aaron Toney. Gui is dope too tho.
I got a bit of an infinity gauntlet vibe when Sam used the jetpack to remove the shield from John Walkers arm
Love the editing at 25:35 - putting the visual of Bucky drinking from a beer bottle while we can hear James clearly talking with a beer bottle next to his mouth. Collings, you are a master!
Appreciate the catch! And the kindest of words. Thanks mate < 3
Marvel is really touching my heart,especially isaiah Bradley 's story and john walker john walker's feeling what he did as person was correct but super soldier serum enhanced his feelings and that led to these actions, man wyatt is killing the role!!
Jesus, the editing on this video was particularly good. Really solid work.
I loved the "I am Captain America line". It really shows the contrasts of John Walker from Steve Rogers because Steve never referred to himself as Captain America it was more Tony Starks that would call himself "I am Iron Man" a character that contrasted Steve Rogers as well
Steve did refer to himself as Captain America at least once, when he rescued the POW's.
Soldiers: "Who are you?"
Steve: "I'm, Captain America" .... "It's ok I've knocked out Hitler over 200 times"
Why does no-one who brings up Walker referencing himself as Captain America ever bring up that scene?
@@SA80TAGE Because it happened only once and it was for the sake of the soldiers. Steve wanted to give them hope, so he was like: "yo, I'm Captain America, that new supersoldier, I'm gonna get you guys outta here, so do not fear".
@@jakubrejak1114 no shit sherlock, I know WHY he did it... but it doesn't invalidate the fact he still said it, which makes all these fanboys factually wrong when they say "He _never_ introduced himself as Captain America". He did introduce himself as Captain America = fact.... saying he "never" did is a flat out lie.
Yes I get the point of the contrast between Steve and Walker doing it constantly because even a child could understand that and that is the very obvious point of it, but that doesn't change fact Steve still did it, even if it was just once... that is not "never".
I enjoy these breakdowns as much as the actual episodes. Brilliant stuff chaps.
Is Civil War 2 gonna be Elaine and Fury being bitter exes and sending their respective pet super heroes into a big pit to punch each other?
Nice transition of the high heels pans up to Zemo hahahahaha!!
I gotta work in 7 hours, I'm gonna say this kept me up like I'm not cooking and playing with my dog.
Same king
That sounds like an A+ night to me
@@kristoamadeus4441 same queen
20:35 "What are they gonna end with... a conversation?" well you'd be surprised lol
I somehow wait for these more eagerly than the episodes themselves.
That edit from the Contessa's legs to Zemo - wow wow wow! Bravo Rob!
Haha high praise cheers so much mate!
Great editing with the Zemo dance scene over their rendition of Broken Wings 😂
Collings*
“We could’ve been a team...”
some time earlier
“Stay the hell out of my way!”
the thing that stings the most is that when Walkers buddy died and the mother was hugging him saying "how he would be so proud of you for getting him justice for the man responsible" or something like that..... BUT IN REALITY IT WAS WALKERS INABILITY TO WAIT AND BE PATIENT RUSHING THE ROOM THAT TRIGGERED THE ENTIRE FIGHT LEADING TO HIS PARTNERS DEATH.....
True. His stalking was the cause.
Yeah Walker messed up. I guess though everyone makes choices I combat situations and so Walker made the wrong choice and messed up.
yeah it made my stomach turn. I feel for his family. same with the scenes with Isaiah, those are the ones that get me.
he knows it's his fuck-up, too. But he can't accept that, so he's deflecting the blame onto anyone and everyone else.
Always laughing thru the breakdowns! Love it!
When Walker was sitting outside his discharge meeting with his girlfriend, I can't believe that the Corn on the Coblin met with them! Handed them her card and everything!
I don't understand why you'd make a comment writing bot just to post the most average, valueless jokes.
Amazing Mr. Mister reference
Evidence for -Nando's- New Rockstars missing plotline theory (please add more) :
The show is only 6 episodes long (I'd say they cut out about 3 episodes worth of plot and couldn't reshoot)
The general lack of a legitimate avenger-level threat posed by the Flag Smashers
The lack of any detail whatsoever on the GRC
Sharon not having anything to do (most of Sam contacting her is ADR or screen-replace stuff)
The shield training scenes being swapped around (I think the tough-love scene was originally the last scene in the final episode)
Zemo having a sudden change of heart off-screen and giving himself up (again originally the final episode)
A missing scene with Bucky's broken arm being fixed
3 episodes??? I knew that they gutted a pandemic storyline but wow... 3 episodes worth of stuff was tied to that?????
@@Powerman293 I'm just guessing.
I dunno if UA-cam or RAW(B) Collins put that edit, but going from "labels out" shameless Heineken promotion to the Raycon ad is chef's kiss.
Sam was just tossing he frisbee around casually with Bucky, a light catch during conversation. Then he started doing flips and going hard after when they both understood he was ready to Captain it up
That was great, I can imagine bucky and Steve doing the same thing before they went to war.
I liked that the history of Isaiah Bradley also worked on a meta level.
Disney not telling this dark story while the Avengers were riding high.
The contents of the briefcase is that weird plant in wakanda that gives you super powers.
So Sam becomes an amalgamation of captain America and black panther
That would be cool, but i think it's only meant to work on royal bloodlines.
@@adrianjas284 true, it only works for the Wakandan Royals.
Sam and Bucky throwing the shield was like two guys having a chat while casually throwing a ball back and forth. Sam's montage was full combat speed spring training.
It just occurred to me that unless Zemo comes back for a little cameo with it on, he only had like one brief scene with that purple mask on
For what is seemingly no reason, right? He shoots everyone, so he's not hiding his identity....
@@SimonBuchanNz Zemo has never worn the mask to hide his identity. In some comics the mask has actually been melted to his skin, a lot like DC's Black Mask... who also doesn't really use the mask to hide his identity since everyone knows it's Sionis under the mask, everyone still knows who Zemo is despite the mask.
2:38 glad you guys brought the missing guns. Thought I was the only one who remembered them
I’m honestly so surprised they turned Zemo into a genuine anti-hero who’s more hero than villain. I honestly thought he’d betray them in the end but all the way through he was on their side.
Same, I think I actually like anti-facist mcu zemo, better than fascist comic book zemo
Favorite character in the series.
7:45 when they mentioned the raft i immediately thought back to james and maso yelling ‘put ‘em in the raft’
John Walker: They took shield, got a other discharge, I'm dirt
Contessa: *Yada yada yada, BUT here's some soup for you!"*
i love how whensam is running the camera is positioned so that sam has some space on his left
John walker's medal scrap shield is actually John Krasinski in disguise, and Julia Louis Dreyfus is Mephisto pulling things from behind the scenes, Mason got turned into a goat.
that just science
John Walker's Shield is Mephisto.
I love the edit of your ad coming right after you pointing out product placement 🤑
I want to write this comment just to say that my Dad and I love watching your videos together 😊
the transition from val to zemo was so funny
the bad guys in this series are the governments, systems, hydra and the GRC. They’re the ones putting all of these characters into compromised positions. the show is about the aftermath of the choices of the entities that make choices about other peoples lives.
but i keep voting for the people who say they'll change all this so why does it keep happening????
@@TheEvilCheesecake Because that’s the way the system is supposed to work. They tell you to vote for Democrats or for Republicans like there’s super massive ideological differences when in all reality it’s all about meeting the same status quo, making America the most dominant superpower on the planet financially and military wise by any means necessary.
@@IffyWilliams Facts
The Flag Smashers are terrorists and should take responsibility for their own actions instead of whining about how the big, mean government “put them in this position.”
@@taffysaur they've been screwed by a system..doesn't make them right in their actions. they have a valid grievance but their methods are all wrong. I get the feeling that sam understands that while he can't get on board with how the flag smashers are doing their thing, he understands their concerns need to be addressed.
13:00 i saw the shield training scenes as the first one was like a simple game of catch but the second one was a more intense work out and training session