No, but imagine you discover vampires are real, one bites you right in the neck, another one slams you against a wall so hard you’re left unconscious, and then later on you discover that while you lay there they proceeded to have just the meanest, bitchiest domestic in which you are referred to exclusively as The Boy. At that point you might as well just finish me off, tbh.
no fr. like i’d be a giggling disaster if i was in his shoes man. i would NOT survive because i would be too busy twirling my hair and looking at armand
@@LizBizEEEEWell, assuming you’ve watched the first season, Claudia was like a daughter when Lestat first turned her, but once Louis’ sister Grace left his life and Claudia mentally turned into an adult (cause of course she can’t physically), she became like a sister to him. Referring to her as a throw pillow, I think Armand meant she essentially became Louis’ punching bag in a sense, cause she always ended up being secondary in Louis’ life when he fell for someone. If not that, she was there to listen to him emotionally dump on her. That’s just what I think about that throw pillow bit though. Hope this helped 😊
I do too, it's the craziest thing. I also will randomly say "picking LINT off the SOFA?!!" with Louis' face and everything. There's so many scenes in this series that just live in me now. I've honestly never been so affected by a tv show before 🤣👌🏽
@@_notmyproblem_ion know tho. This last episode, it seems like when he’s angry, he can just about take on anything. Hell when he’s angry, take anything you don’t want to burn and get tf out.
@@tjhouston1280 Not against Armand or Lestat. They are both much older and stronger. I'm talking about his lovers. That's what Louis does. He hurts them with words. How did the fight between Louis and Lestat turn out? The arson on the coven was an act of revenge in rage. He still had to wait till they were in coffin and incapacitated to go in there.
@@tjhouston1280 Yes, but Armand also let him do that. There is a difference. Armand and Louis' relationship was never physically violent. It was all mental and manipulation. Jacob said in Autumn's latest interview Louis shoved Armand because he was in his head. Still trying to gaslight Louis that he was not involved in the trial. If they were to ever fight full force, Louis would not be strong enough.
Right? Accents tend to slip when actors are emoting this heavily (Delainey Hayles seemed to struggle with this), but Jacob makes it seem effortless: Pretending to be an American (with a regional accent, no less) mockingly and poorly imitating his native accent? Amazing.
No but seriously. The way it gets stronger the more emotional he gets. The way he intentionally goes in and out of it, that fits perfectly to the situation, time period, etc. The way he effortlessly does an almost perfect creole/cajun accent, as well as an almost bland "modern" american-english accent. And how his american-english accent can sound either very slightly or heavily accented by his New Orleans accent... And it all sounds so seamless and natural... and then to know it's all by a very British man. I don't even know if I can properly say this right, but here goes: The fact that he's literally putting ON an accent, that is not his own natural accent, that is regional to a specific location, that is arguably one of the hardest accents to properly pull off. And then he puts an accent ON TOP of that, and also weaved in and out of it. That changed/es, throughout the different time periods of this character, WHILE ALSO occasionally speaking an entirely different language. And you never hear his British accent slip out even once. I don't know if there is an award for just that, but he definitely should have won one, for that ALONE. *P.S* While I am not Cajun or Creole or from New Orleans, I've met and heard people who are, who sound exactly like Louis. And I've spoken to people who are born and raised in NOLA. Who were genuinely shocked to know that he was actually British. One girl even said that he sounds just like her grandpa. It's amazing.
Armand is evil but everything he said here was correct. And Louis just keeps on with this sham of a relationship to punish Lestat. And Armand. And himself.
@@tiaaaron3278 How is Armand classified as evil? He's done terrible, manipulative things but so has Lestat, Louis, and Claudia thoughout the entirety of the show. Everyone in this show is a monster in some right. What Armand did is terrible but I don't consider it any worse than the monstrous acts the rest of them have pulled. Lestat cheated, lied, manipulated, and then tried to murder Louis for trying to simply leave him. Claudia and Louis literally had to plot Lestat's murder to escape his onslaught of abuse and manipulation. If Armand is evil, then the other's would have to be too.
I think I love this scene so much because we get a glimpse of the real Armand so full of emotions even if they're negative. It's the first time he isn't covering himself with a mask. The first time he isn't faking or trying to act a certain way to please someone else. I hope we see more of that in the third season.
fascinating to watch his emotions swing from frozen in pain when louis accuses him of being boring, to practically gleeful with rage when he gains the upper hand by hitting back about lestat & claudia, to uncertainty when louis recoils and starts ranting. assad zaman ❤🔥
Don't worry, you'll get the real Armand in the next season, or next two seasons. I can't say more specifically, without it being spoilers. But I refer to Armand as a "sleep paralysis demon" for a reason. There's a very real reason why Armand is so desperate to keep heavy control at all times, of everything and everyone around him... going as far as to erase and re-write peoples memories, and even their active reality as it's happening in front of them... it's not so much that he stops pretending, or acting. It's that when he loses control, he starts completely unraveling. There's a reason why Lestats crazy, toxic ass (with all the love), as obsessive as he is about companionship... would not stay with Armand. And there's a reason why Sam Reid himself said "you haven't met Armand yet". There's also a reason why show-Lestat and Show-Louis call him "gremlin", and it's something that Daniel & Lestat calls him in the books... The unhing(ing) Armand we saw in this episode, was just a peak at the "real" Armand. So if that's what you're hoping to see, don't worry, the way Assad is playing this character, you'll be very satisfied in the next few seasons. Especially this next one. But dare I say, be careful what you wish for. 😉
I literally can't stop thinking of this scene 😭. You cut off one of my favourite lines though. "Mark it in the calendar and align it with Ursa Major, Louis' tri-annual fuck off and find me!"
Both actors are soooooooo good! It's unhealthy the amount of times I've watched this Emmy worthy scene! I love the way Assad just reacts to Jacob's fury! That's Armand right there. And Louis... I like him here better than the books.
i love that this louis isn't as much of a perfect victim. it honestly makes me feel for him more - he spends a century lashing out and lying to himself, and watching him finally start to face it in the present day is so cathartic. i want to watch him heal, even when it's hard 🥺
ikr i was holding my breath the first time i watched it. they have a lot of parallels with real life heavy shit in this campy vampire show (louis and lestat's s1 fight, the scene right after this one, etc etc) and the wrong creative team would make it exploitative or shallow, but this team takes the subject matter seriously enough that it ends up just feeling true
@@katpanet agree, cast and crew of the show are such an amazing talented people with passion for what they do. They made an incredible show, beautiful writing
Exactly, Armand is such a hypocrite, he acts like he does nothing wrong. And how dare he say Claudia didn’t love Louie, she love him so much. Armand needs to back off ☝️😤
@@selenarodgers5667 'how dare he' ? Louis literally made fun of Armand for being a survivor of years of CSA. after that, imo any insult Armand wants to say is fair game.
@@wildoranges I’m not ignoring what Louis is saying to him, I’m just saying that the part about Claudia not loving Louis is such a lie. Louis is at the wrong & Armand is as well, both of them in this argument emotions is unchecked & they are both saying things out of anger & pain.
@@wildoranges um, I think giving up your love to the coven to get them killed is pretty bad and pales in comparison to horrible verbal blows being said here by Louis while high on drugs. The reason Louis is in this depressing mess in the 1970s is because he lost his daughter and can’t cope. Armand is the mastermind behind the whole fucking trial!
the delivery on "dull... dull nights, dull weeks, dull months, dull as FUCK -- suffocation by the worlds softest, beigest pillow" was soooooo good... Jacob Anderson the man that you are?!?!!?!?!?! ohh this is one of, if not my favorite scene in this show. they both argue so well its so palpable, and for monsters? so, so human, so so vulnerable. Especially for armand. When do we ever see him lose such composure? watching Louis and Armand for the first time, I don't think their relationship had as large of an effect on me as Louis and Lestats did, but moments like this are so good that I can't help but feel even greater incliniations towards them, especially Armand's character. He is so interesting, and seeing the mask fall off in this way was so good. I'm so interested to know what he'll be like in s3 (I hope he is involved in it-- I'm watching this show without having read the books before)
i like how you can still tell they're really attracted to each other even when they're reopening each other's old wounds. the chemistry on this show is crazy!!!
@@bsbuster3109That’s the problem with you Loustaters yall go into this show expecting Louis/Jacob to have the same chemistry with Sam/Lestat. He doesn’t. To me it’s different with Assad/Armand Daniel/Eric Delainey/Claudia. Leave Loustat out of it and quit comparing. 🙄
I need a full interview where Jacob and Assad talk ab filming this scene it’s criminal they weren’t paired for an interview in the press for this season
Honestly seems like they were focusing on the main couples like devils minion and loustat (+claudia to make the trio interviews) Hoping we get it for the s3 press tour! Tho cuz the promo for s2 in general was lowkey not giving
I believe Louis knew the whole time, just as in the books that Armand had something to do with Claudia’s demise. I think he deluded himself into constantly doubting it. Armand’s mind fuckery probably didn’t help. That explains the drinking of druggies, the reckless behavior. He’s still trying to cope and get over the guilt of Claudia’s death. By Dubai, he’s a stoic shell of his former self.
it's brutal enough that he remembered SOME of armand's betrayal the whole time 😭 after s1 i assumed armand wouldve made louis forget everything, but even without the reveal from the last episode, they spent 77 years together when they both knew that armand gave louis and claudeleine up to the coven. i dont think either of them ever believed louis could actually forgive armand, so it's just a whole relationship built off of like ...... sunk cost and self-flagellation. god damn what a show lmao
if there's not a proper emmy campaign for this show, this episode and these two talents next year (this episode is not elligible for this year's awards), we go to the streets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AMC WAKE UP!
@@selenarodgers5667Don't count on it. AMC network rarely invests in award campaigns and when they do, it's so lacking. Breaking Bad was lucky it won those awards in spite of AMC but no other AMC show get such prospects. I still hope they get some nods but I don't expect much.
This scene is everything! Just amazing acting by these two tortured vampires. The anger, pain, frustration and anguish these two are going through…you can feel it in every line of dialogue in this scene.
1:52 Lyrics My daughter was my sister was my throw pillow. Well, he wouldn't look at me kindly. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. I talked sh¡t about him the whole time. So what?! The name!! The name! Unuttered in our home for 23 years, said over and over again until it was pounding in my brain like a hammer. Our problems aren't about him. And you threw her name around just for cover, but it always circled back to him.
❣️fckin brilliant scenes. the realness. "picking lint of the sofa", 😆the way Louis said that with such disdain made me smile despite the devastating low blows they give. ❣️thank you for uploading and all your hardwork
@@armyonly2776This isn't the beginning of the scene. After Armand separates Louis and Daniel, Louis has like a coke nose bleed moment. Armand rips newspaper off the window to show that it's morning and goes off about he was at home waiting for Louis, he literally says picking lint off the sofa, but Louis was here with Daniel. Louis' tri-anual "fuck off and find me."
It's unhealthy the number of times I have seen this episode and re-watched this scene! If there was an award for the BEST scene in a TV series, this would be in the top 3 of all time!!
Everything about this episode in this season was Emmy-worthy from beginning to end. What I loved even more is that they really fleshed out both Louis and Armand's character development by making them as flawed and fleshed out as possible. Plus I loved Armand's rant about Lestat because it really was that his whole obsession with him came from a place of jealousy and it shows in the acting. Both Assad and Jacob deserves the EMMYS!!
This was INSANE to watch live I was freaking out so much. These guys are two of the best actors I've ever seen. Btw Armand has never done anything wrong in his life ever ❤
God I love the actors and showrunners. They take it seriously. They revere the source material. Even if Anne didn't like changes made to her story, I believe the reverence would've really touched her heart. It was her dream to see her story adapted to the screen properly. Thank you so much Rolin, Assad, Jacob, Sam, and everyone else involved in this glorious production. You are doing it right. ❣️🧛♀️🖤
Can we talk about Louis's "chop my hands off" remark? That's exactly what Armand did to Nicki! Is that coincidence or did Louis know about what Armand did to Lestat? Armand is truly one of the scariest and most dangerous characters I've seen. He's a silent manipulator and a threat. And deeply jealous and fragile. He's still in love with Lestat imo. Just like Louis.
Did anyone catch that? 0:23 Armand: "To the heart, and off to the fingers and feet!" Louis: "Dull days, dull weeks!" The way they say it is almost so musical, too. They really leaned into the theatre vibe this season! Especially interesting from Assad being a theatre actor himself.
“This is boring, you’re boring. YOU’RE SO BORING! COLORLESS! FLAVORLESS! DULL,DULL! Dull nights, dull WEEKS! Dull months. DULL AS FUCK suffocation by the world’s softest, BEIGEST PILLOW.” “MY DAUGHTER WAS MY SISTER WAS MY THROW PILLOW when he didn’t look at me kindly LESTAT LESTAT LESTAT LESTAT LESTAT” best scene ever
This scene is soooo freaking good, amazing. And armand is so unhuman und on the other side so hurt. And Louis like this... boy, I love him unhinged And mad And... I think this is actually the side lestat felt in love with at the beginning
The chop my hands off is a reference to Nicholas. Lestats first human love. Book spoilers: armand cut Nicholas hands off as punishment and let him slowly grow them back. Book armand was always derranged.
there's no fucking way Armand brought up Claudia lmao how did he live with himself for 40 years 💀 and the fact that they fucking used each other's worst traumas against each other. 😭 yea this was a marriage of convenient proximity and circumstance and buried resentment more than love lmao
![loustat s2 scenepack (iwtv) [1080p]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tFIaF7A0lBc/mqdefault.jpg)
the way they just both keep going lower is insane
Decades of suppressed resentment ugh
The fact. most of this was ad-libbed was wild to me.
@@mariammeliksetian7916 omg, really?
@@alexandrajay2001 wdym
this is my cocomelon
😂😂😂😂😂😂
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HELLLLP 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😭😭😭
I watch this every day as sustenance
The softest beigest pillow line is so savage
As much as he denys it, Lestat was exciting, he loved it
@@chynnavindiola58I don't think Louis ever denied it. Lestat rizzed him by showing off his powers and Louis was fascinated immediately.
It's so Anne Rice lmao
No, but imagine you discover vampires are real, one bites you right in the neck, another one slams you against a wall so hard you’re left unconscious, and then later on you discover that while you lay there they proceeded to have just the meanest, bitchiest domestic in which you are referred to exclusively as The Boy.
At that point you might as well just finish me off, tbh.
no fr. like i’d be a giggling disaster if i was in his shoes man. i would NOT survive because i would be too busy twirling my hair and looking at armand
Girl, just kill me. But buy me a McDouble first. Damn.
Listen there's acting and then there's ACTING, this whole scene is absolutely the latter
Like I can’t express on how much of how good this performance was😭 especially for the actor playing Louis, he was ACTINGGG
Jacob and Assad and also Sam better get some Emmy nods next year. Delainey too.
I recite this scene to myself to fall asleep
It plays in my head and unhealthy amount of times throughout the day .
Me saying " You WATCHED THE WHOLE THING LIKE SOME CREEPER"
THE CREEPER LINE IS EVERYTHING
i cannot believe this is one of the first scenes they filmed LIKE !!!! their chemistry is unreal. emmys!!! emmys right now!!!
Really? They filmed this scene before they filmed scenes from season one?
ACTUALLY insane how good the acting is in this entire series
@@PlayaP69No, one of the first scenes from season 2 they filmed
I have found myself saying "my daughter was my sister was my throw pillow"
As someone who can’t access the rest of this series, what does even mean? I have a feeling but I might be missing context
@@LizBizEEEEWell, assuming you’ve watched the first season, Claudia was like a daughter when Lestat first turned her, but once Louis’ sister Grace left his life and Claudia mentally turned into an adult (cause of course she can’t physically), she became like a sister to him. Referring to her as a throw pillow, I think Armand meant she essentially became Louis’ punching bag in a sense, cause she always ended up being secondary in Louis’ life when he fell for someone. If not that, she was there to listen to him emotionally dump on her. That’s just what I think about that throw pillow bit though. Hope this helped 😊
@@pamelaj3214 definitely did, thank you much 😊😊
Poor Claudia. . .
I KNEW I WASNT ALONE !
I do too, it's the craziest thing. I also will randomly say "picking LINT off the SOFA?!!" with Louis' face and everything. There's so many scenes in this series that just live in me now. I've honestly never been so affected by a tv show before 🤣👌🏽
when they go low louis de pont du lac takes it to hell😭
He does. He can’t match in terms of physical strength so he gets them where it really hurts with words.
@@_notmyproblem_ion know tho. This last episode, it seems like when he’s angry, he can just about take on anything. Hell when he’s angry, take anything you don’t want to burn and get tf out.
@@tjhouston1280 Not against Armand or Lestat. They are both much older and stronger. I'm talking about his lovers. That's what Louis does. He hurts them with words. How did the fight between Louis and Lestat turn out? The arson on the coven was an act of revenge in rage. He still had to wait till they were in coffin and incapacitated to go in there.
@@_notmyproblem_ true. But also throwing Armand like a rag doll is a sign he is stronger than he was when he was a new vampire.
@@tjhouston1280 Yes, but Armand also let him do that. There is a difference. Armand and Louis' relationship was never physically violent. It was all mental and manipulation. Jacob said in Autumn's latest interview Louis shoved Armand because he was in his head. Still trying to gaslight Louis that he was not involved in the trial. If they were to ever fight full force, Louis would not be strong enough.
Jacob Anderson's accent work in this show is absolutely incredible. I didn't hear him slip out of it once in two seasons.
And them him imitating Assad’s Armand accent as Louis is just 💋 chefs kiss
Right? Accents tend to slip when actors are emoting this heavily (Delainey Hayles seemed to struggle with this), but Jacob makes it seem effortless: Pretending to be an American (with a regional accent, no less) mockingly and poorly imitating his native accent? Amazing.
No but seriously. The way it gets stronger the more emotional he gets. The way he intentionally goes in and out of it, that fits perfectly to the situation, time period, etc. The way he effortlessly does an almost perfect creole/cajun accent, as well as an almost bland "modern" american-english accent. And how his american-english accent can sound either very slightly or heavily accented by his New Orleans accent... And it all sounds so seamless and natural... and then to know it's all by a very British man. I don't even know if I can properly say this right, but here goes: The fact that he's literally putting ON an accent, that is not his own natural accent, that is regional to a specific location, that is arguably one of the hardest accents to properly pull off. And then he puts an accent ON TOP of that, and also weaved in and out of it. That changed/es, throughout the different time periods of this character, WHILE ALSO occasionally speaking an entirely different language. And you never hear his British accent slip out even once. I don't know if there is an award for just that, but he definitely should have won one, for that ALONE.
*P.S* While I am not Cajun or Creole or from New Orleans, I've met and heard people who are, who sound exactly like Louis. And I've spoken to people who are born and raised in NOLA. Who were genuinely shocked to know that he was actually British. One girl even said that he sounds just like her grandpa. It's amazing.
"Oh, it's so - so hard to be me!" Mayne, even if Armand had no right to say it, he really ate Louis the fuk up.
"When he wouldn't look at me kindly! Lestat Lestat Lestat Lestat Lestat Lestat!"
I'm afraid he ate 😭
Armand is evil but everything he said here was correct. And Louis just keeps on with this sham of a relationship to punish Lestat. And Armand. And himself.
He went "Lestat, Lestat, Lestat, Lestat, Lestat, Lestat, Lestat" and Louis lost it and even said "THIS IS NOT ABOUT HIM"
@@tiaaaron3278 How is Armand classified as evil? He's done terrible, manipulative things but so has Lestat, Louis, and Claudia thoughout the entirety of the show. Everyone in this show is a monster in some right. What Armand did is terrible but I don't consider it any worse than the monstrous acts the rest of them have pulled. Lestat cheated, lied, manipulated, and then tried to murder Louis for trying to simply leave him. Claudia and Louis literally had to plot Lestat's murder to escape his onslaught of abuse and manipulation. If Armand is evil, then the other's would have to be too.
He really did though 😂 Say it Everytime I watch this scene.
I think I love this scene so much because we get a glimpse of the real Armand so full of emotions even if they're negative. It's the first time he isn't covering himself with a mask. The first time he isn't faking or trying to act a certain way to please someone else. I hope we see more of that in the third season.
fascinating to watch his emotions swing from frozen in pain when louis accuses him of being boring, to practically gleeful with rage when he gains the upper hand by hitting back about lestat & claudia, to uncertainty when louis recoils and starts ranting. assad zaman ❤🔥
Yes this episode officially made me a massive fan of Armand (and Assad)!
Don't worry, you'll get the real Armand in the next season, or next two seasons. I can't say more specifically, without it being spoilers. But I refer to Armand as a "sleep paralysis demon" for a reason. There's a very real reason why Armand is so desperate to keep heavy control at all times, of everything and everyone around him... going as far as to erase and re-write peoples memories, and even their active reality as it's happening in front of them... it's not so much that he stops pretending, or acting. It's that when he loses control, he starts completely unraveling. There's a reason why Lestats crazy, toxic ass (with all the love), as obsessive as he is about companionship... would not stay with Armand. And there's a reason why Sam Reid himself said "you haven't met Armand yet". There's also a reason why show-Lestat and Show-Louis call him "gremlin", and it's something that Daniel & Lestat calls him in the books... The unhing(ing) Armand we saw in this episode, was just a peak at the "real" Armand. So if that's what you're hoping to see, don't worry, the way Assad is playing this character, you'll be very satisfied in the next few seasons. Especially this next one. But dare I say, be careful what you wish for. 😉
"Was my daughter was my sister was my throw pillow when he wouldn't look at me kindly" my god
I literally can't stop thinking of this scene 😭. You cut off one of my favourite lines though. "Mark it in the calendar and align it with Ursa Major, Louis' tri-annual fuck off and find me!"
Louis murdered half of San Franciso gay men population in these years lmao
I love love love this part
Both actors are soooooooo good! It's unhealthy the amount of times I've watched this Emmy worthy scene! I love the way Assad just reacts to Jacob's fury! That's Armand right there. And Louis... I like him here better than the books.
i love that this louis isn't as much of a perfect victim. it honestly makes me feel for him more - he spends a century lashing out and lying to himself, and watching him finally start to face it in the present day is so cathartic. i want to watch him heal, even when it's hard 🥺
@@katpanet me too! I trust the writers and Jacob 😉
"My daughter was my sister was my throw pillow" has me dyingggggg
when they go low, armand goes LOWER 1:53
The realness of the fight shocked me a little. I mean I literally had flashbacks to fights I was apart of in my family
ikr i was holding my breath the first time i watched it. they have a lot of parallels with real life heavy shit in this campy vampire show (louis and lestat's s1 fight, the scene right after this one, etc etc) and the wrong creative team would make it exploitative or shallow, but this team takes the subject matter seriously enough that it ends up just feeling true
@@katpanet agree, cast and crew of the show are such an amazing talented people with passion for what they do. They made an incredible show, beautiful writing
I feel the need to point out this was one of the first if not THE first proper scene these two filmed together. They are truly incredible
@@BriarPatchNyra yeah, I know. They're incredible!
This whole show was just me reliving the trauma of my parents divorcing lmao but somehow it felt cathartic
How dare Armand bring up Claudia after episode 7 😭 and when he said “everyone I know wrongs me” as if he wasn’t one of those people.
Exactly, Armand is such a hypocrite, he acts like he does nothing wrong. And how dare he say Claudia didn’t love Louie, she love him so much. Armand needs to back off ☝️😤
@@selenarodgers5667 'how dare he' ? Louis literally made fun of Armand for being a survivor of years of CSA. after that, imo any insult Armand wants to say is fair game.
sure, let's ignore all the awful shit Louis does in this scene alone.
@@wildoranges I’m not ignoring what Louis is saying to him, I’m just saying that the part about Claudia not loving Louis is such a lie. Louis is at the wrong & Armand is as well, both of them in this argument emotions is unchecked & they are both saying things out of anger & pain.
@@wildoranges um, I think giving up your love to the coven to get them killed is pretty bad and pales in comparison to horrible verbal blows being said here by Louis while high on drugs. The reason Louis is in this depressing mess in the 1970s is because he lost his daughter and can’t cope. Armand is the mastermind behind the whole fucking trial!
the delivery on "dull... dull nights, dull weeks, dull months, dull as FUCK -- suffocation by the worlds softest, beigest pillow" was soooooo good... Jacob Anderson the man that you are?!?!!?!?!?! ohh this is one of, if not my favorite scene in this show. they both argue so well its so palpable, and for monsters? so, so human, so so vulnerable. Especially for armand. When do we ever see him lose such composure? watching Louis and Armand for the first time, I don't think their relationship had as large of an effect on me as Louis and Lestats did, but moments like this are so good that I can't help but feel even greater incliniations towards them, especially Armand's character. He is so interesting, and seeing the mask fall off in this way was so good. I'm so interested to know what he'll be like in s3 (I hope he is involved in it-- I'm watching this show without having read the books before)
this scene is playing 24/7 in a dark corner of my brain
Same
Obsessed by the way assad says "lestat lestat"
It’s Louie’s tongue coming out for the like my boots part for me. After that I was just all discombobulated
i like how you can still tell they're really attracted to each other even when they're reopening each other's old wounds. the chemistry on this show is crazy!!!
Lol, zero chemistry 😂
Nothing like Louis and Lestat ❤
Jacob has chemistry with everybody on this show it’s insane ❤
@@bsbuster3109That’s the problem with you Loustaters yall go into this show expecting Louis/Jacob to have the same chemistry with Sam/Lestat. He doesn’t. To me it’s different with Assad/Armand Daniel/Eric Delainey/Claudia. Leave Loustat out of it and quit comparing. 🙄
the most insane 3 minutes and 5 seconds of television I have ever seen thank u for my life IWTV
Now that was a fucking argument.
Right I thought Lestat and Louis were bad but damn
Yeah
I need a full interview where Jacob and Assad talk ab filming this scene it’s criminal they weren’t paired for an interview in the press for this season
Honestly seems like they were focusing on the main couples like devils minion and loustat (+claudia to make the trio interviews) Hoping we get it for the s3 press tour! Tho cuz the promo for s2 in general was lowkey not giving
I believe Louis knew the whole time, just as in the books that Armand had something to do with Claudia’s demise. I think he deluded himself into constantly doubting it. Armand’s mind fuckery probably didn’t help. That explains the drinking of druggies, the reckless behavior. He’s still trying to cope and get over the guilt of Claudia’s death. By Dubai, he’s a stoic shell of his former self.
it's brutal enough that he remembered SOME of armand's betrayal the whole time 😭 after s1 i assumed armand wouldve made louis forget everything, but even without the reveal from the last episode, they spent 77 years together when they both knew that armand gave louis and claudeleine up to the coven. i dont think either of them ever believed louis could actually forgive armand, so it's just a whole relationship built off of like ...... sunk cost and self-flagellation. god damn what a show lmao
if there's not a proper emmy campaign for this show, this episode and these two talents next year (this episode is not elligible for this year's awards), we go to the streets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AMC WAKE UP!
I know right, I’m going to riot if they don’t get any Emmy’s ☝️😤
@@selenarodgers5667Don't count on it. AMC network rarely invests in award campaigns and when they do, it's so lacking. Breaking Bad was lucky it won those awards in spite of AMC but no other AMC show get such prospects.
I still hope they get some nods but I don't expect much.
Jacob and Assad are absolute legends.
I replay this scene as if it were a song
This scene is everything! Just amazing acting by these two tortured vampires. The anger, pain, frustration and anguish these two are going through…you can feel it in every line of dialogue in this scene.
The fact this ep was the first thing they shot for season 2. Give them all the awards!! ❤
The way 1:46-2:15 is consistently in my head lmao.
Ugh same lol
Literally same, in this scene I would’ve responded with “I don’t sound like that 😒”
Aramand dialogue is here calms the drugs the rage...
Lestat Lestat Lestat Lestat Lestat Lestat (Lestat Lestat)
“My daughter was my sister was my throw pillow” 😂😂😂
one of the best scenes ever made on TV
1:52 Lyrics
My daughter was my sister was my throw pillow. Well, he wouldn't look at me kindly.
Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat. Lestat.
I talked sh¡t about him the whole time. So what?!
The name!! The name! Unuttered in our home for 23 years, said over and over again until it was pounding in my brain like a hammer.
Our problems aren't about him.
And you threw her name around just for cover, but it always circled back to him.
ahh yes the dialogue that lives in my brain rent free
The "chop my hands off" is a referance to the books. Armand chopped Nicky's hands off, which was not told in the show
They had the most intense chemistry this season 😭. I was on the edge of my seat watching this
❣️fckin brilliant scenes. the realness. "picking lint of the sofa", 😆the way Louis said that with such disdain made me smile despite the devastating low blows they give. ❣️thank you for uploading and all your hardwork
I heard that but what did he mean by that ?
@@armyonly2776 there is more to life. Armand picking tiny fibre from sofa (chair) is “boring“ for Louis
@@armyonly2776This isn't the beginning of the scene. After Armand separates Louis and Daniel, Louis has like a coke nose bleed moment. Armand rips newspaper off the window to show that it's morning and goes off about he was at home waiting for Louis, he literally says picking lint off the sofa, but Louis was here with Daniel. Louis' tri-anual "fuck off and find me."
Y'all let me get home and I'll link an X video for the beginning.
It's unhealthy the number of times I have seen this episode and re-watched this scene! If there was an award for the BEST scene in a TV series, this would be in the top 3 of all time!!
It's crazy how neither of them got a nomination for this
Megan the stallion at the start of every song 1:04
Everything about this episode in this season was Emmy-worthy from beginning to end. What I loved even more is that they really fleshed out both Louis and Armand's character development by making them as flawed and fleshed out as possible. Plus I loved Armand's rant about Lestat because it really was that his whole obsession with him came from a place of jealousy and it shows in the acting. Both Assad and Jacob deserves the EMMYS!!
I’mma start using “beige pillow” as an insult
I adore the acting here.
thanks for posting this, I'm still recovering from the writing in this episode
I can feel the toxicity through the screen my gosh
Love it
Louis’ face when he says “picking lent off the sofa??” 🤣🤣🤣 like fr tho what kinda boring mess is that Armand? lol
This was INSANE to watch live I was freaking out so much. These guys are two of the best actors I've ever seen. Btw Armand has never done anything wrong in his life ever ❤
I have to see this at least once a day
God I love the actors and showrunners. They take it seriously. They revere the source material. Even if Anne didn't like changes made to her story, I believe the reverence would've really touched her heart. It was her dream to see her story adapted to the screen properly. Thank you so much Rolin, Assad, Jacob, Sam, and everyone else involved in this glorious production. You are doing it right. ❣️🧛♀️🖤
Rewatching this scene, I can’t stop laughing 😂
Still one of the best scenes in the show I lived for these messy queens!
The acting here was so amazing
This scene literally changed my life.
Think this is my favourite scene this entire season
I am OBSESSED with this scene
He didnt try to hurt himself, he wanted to go to claudia😦
I thought so too. 😢
Dare I say my favourite moment of s2, and s2 was packed asf.
Reminder that this is one of the first proper scenes these two actors filmed together
i can quote this shit like it's the succulent chinese meal video
Armand took that argument to HELL with 1:53 dear fucking god.
I no longer have access to this show so I thank you with all my heart for posting these clips. You are my dark gift 😘❣️
Can we get Daniel a cookie? A smoothie? Is he anemic now? How did he recover from these two 😂😂
Can we talk about Louis's "chop my hands off" remark? That's exactly what Armand did to Nicki! Is that coincidence or did Louis know about what Armand did to Lestat?
Armand is truly one of the scariest and most dangerous characters I've seen. He's a silent manipulator and a threat. And deeply jealous and fragile. He's still in love with Lestat imo. Just like Louis.
Give Jacob Anderson all the awards now!!! ❤
Did anyone catch that? 0:23
Armand: "To the heart, and off to the fingers and feet!"
Louis: "Dull days, dull weeks!"
The way they say it is almost so musical, too. They really leaned into the theatre vibe this season! Especially interesting from Assad being a theatre actor himself.
YES
yes, oh my gosh. Jacob says it like its poetry. It's my favorite part of the exchange. They're so amazing at their roles.
The thumbnail is so unserious 😭
Yo called him a beige pillow I’m done
A drunk/ drugs never lie... He said what he said
This scene was probably the last time louis was in full control of himself, his brain and his memories
“This is boring, you’re boring. YOU’RE SO BORING! COLORLESS! FLAVORLESS! DULL,DULL! Dull nights, dull WEEKS! Dull months. DULL AS FUCK suffocation by the world’s softest, BEIGEST PILLOW.”
“MY DAUGHTER WAS MY SISTER WAS MY THROW PILLOW when he didn’t look at me kindly LESTAT LESTAT LESTAT LESTAT LESTAT”
best scene ever
😭 I'm not okay! I know every word that they say by heart
This scene is soooo freaking good, amazing. And armand is so unhuman und on the other side so hurt. And Louis like this... boy, I love him unhinged And mad And... I think this is actually the side lestat felt in love with at the beginning
PLS I WANTED TO SEE MORE OF LOUIS LIKE THIS 😭😭😞
Beautiful acting 👏
normalize characters saying the most brutal things to the person they love in a middle of a fight
Daniel is on the verge of bleeding out while Mom and Dad bicker and fight in front of him.
Lestat, Lestat, Lestat, Lestat. Well damn if Lestat was my ex I'd talk about him a lot too.
Gay domestics are so much more entertaining than the straight domestics 😂
the toxicity gives it a little kick
I want the script to this entire scene so I can fully dissect this scene and appreciate it fully
The chop my hands off is a reference to Nicholas. Lestats first human love. Book spoilers: armand cut Nicholas hands off as punishment and let him slowly grow them back. Book armand was always derranged.
17 times lestat name came out of his mouth was correct I counted three times
I counted too. You're correct.
welcome back tony and carmela in 'whitecaps'
"is it the grimlin or the good nurse tonight?" this always gets me
This was epic
Armand said when they go low I go lowER
picking LINT off the SOFA??!!!!??
I've been this toxic before this shits scary
emmy when
there's no fucking way Armand brought up Claudia lmao how did he live with himself for 40 years 💀
and the fact that they fucking used each other's worst traumas against each other. 😭 yea this was a marriage of convenient proximity and circumstance and buried resentment more than love lmao
Lol my daughter was my sister was my throw pillow
this is my stim video
nah u wrong for that thumbnail 😭😭😭😭😭
…what does it say about me that I find this seen kinda hot?
Like, I don’t want to be either of them but their passion is INTENSE!
Picking LINT off the SOFA??
Lestart, Lestart, Lestart Lestart... Essa cena é memorável, eles são perfeitos.❤❤❤❤
This argument is actually the funniest thing ever cuz WHAT
Damn louis is a mess... toxicity
That had to hurt 😞
Hot mess express 😂😂😂 Louis really spiraled out of control in the 70s.
@@mockerfab4he really did
Well, living with a weaselly little gaslighter like Armand sure wasn't helping.
Armand triggered a whole psych episode for Louis, damn boy. ☹️