ye thats not a friend iff every1 put sum1 els firat b4 themselfs then there would be no trust in the world at all end of..i have 1 friend i no fine well iff i wqs in deep deep shit i dont think he would give his life but he would lose an arm or a leg or scared 4 life to try stop it and he would neva set me up fkin hell even 2 set ya worste enermy up is a bad thing..but in 1 of the series he nocks a mate off for 250 so hese thr same ..ye ive never let a friend down no way i would prob risk life 4 all my ppl i no my family 100% obv i have many knices and knefews when the firat 1 was born not saying rhere name on here i said i would die for you even iff there was no way of saving you but i changed after i got more kids to defend 4 i would only do it if there was a chance of saving him or her cos i hsbe the other ones 2 think about other kids meaning not mine bit like a tiger and her cubs if 1 gets lost they move on or iff 1 is in trouble they move on they cant risk losing them all there lucky if 1.survives
Even though he really shouldn't have been as we've seen Freddy throughout the series is a bit of a lowlife, Ray is disappointed and heartbroken by Freddy's betrayal as he honestly saw him as a friend. I think he leaves him alive as without Ray's protection Freddy will end up dying anyway. Ray has always got Freddy out of trouble. Without Ray around to sort things out, Freddy's screwed.
Ray is absolutely devastated. The disappointment at the betrayal....Great acting really and the actor playing freddy his acting is so good he seems legitimately scared. Great acting.
@@badgermatrixHe was in a show I saw recently. Was either Legends or Peaky Blinders doing an English accent. I never knew either of them existed until I watched UA-cam.
So much to unpack. I think Ray spared Freddy because he didn't want to have to kill Michelle as well. "She here?" saves Freddy's life. He is so heartbroken by the betrayal.
I think Ray let him live because he had a soft spot for Freddy but also knew that Freddy would not have another peaceful day wondering if Ray changed his mind. Imagine living a life knowing you are on Rays bad side.
Also I think he knew Freddy wouldn’t last without him. Multiple times throughout the series Freddy asks Ray for favors and jobs that Ray only begrudgingly agrees to because of their friendship; also the one time in the show where Freddy uses other people for a hit, Ray ends up having to clean up their mess. Without him around, it’s only a matter of time before Freddy gets caught or whacked
Freddy was constantly getting in deep with bigger fish than him. Without Ray it was only a matter of time before he got in deep again and ended up dead on his own.
Freddy was 100% afraid here as opposed to at the restaurant where he acted perfectly fine. Whereas when faced with actual death in front of him, he's panicking like a bully being bested by the quiet kid.
I wouldn’t really compare it to a bully being bested by the quiet kid, I mean Ray and Freddy did have an understanding and even a genuine friendship to an extent but Freddy 100 percent knows what Ray is capable of and has seen it first hand…. That being said yes he was absolutely terrified of Ray in this scene
he let freddy live because freddy is a coward and an honorless piece of s h i t. the coward dies a thousand deaths , the brave but one. freddy has to live with the fact he betrayed the only true friend he ever had and now he's a small vulnerable fish in an ocean filled with sharks that will devour him eventually, whereas ray is a true predator that has integrity and will always be fine wherever he goes
Also killing him would kick off a never ending back-n-forth, next thing you know they're coming after his loved ones. Ray is deadly but he's not about to go John Wick on everyone.
Wrong. Freddy was a degenerate gambler and drug user. Don’t get it twisted…Freddie and Ray were never friends. Freddy is as good as dead in that life without Ray. Ray understood that when he walked away.
Freddy was a weasel but Ray knew that - he even went to bat for him several times to enable his behavior. Ray just thought when push comes to shove, that for "friends" it might be different. He was wrong. Ironically Ray lost a friend who actually lived up to his standards trusting a guy who never did.
You can see the pain in Ray's face. I've been there. You put your trust in someone even when you know you shouldn't, but they're your friend and you'd do anything for them. Unfortunately a lot of people don't think the same way. It's a stab in the heart when they finally betray you. I know why Ray didn't kill him. You can't feel that kind of animosity towards a friend. You just sever ties and put as much distance between you and them as possible.
Its hard to even believe he played a crackhead in Breaking Bad. I really had to stop there, to make sure it was him. Awesome performance even there. Its the part when Jessie goes into the cracker's house. He is the one shouting "TUCKER".
frowning, smiling I feel is his working face to which he knows he's planning his methodical next move on you. Frowning - He's probably so angry to even fake smile, so his next moves are most likely out of pure anger towards you - them moves are gonna be hateful pain.
"-Is she here? -Upstairs. -....." If i was Freddy i would thought he is going to kill her too. a simple question but the context and Ray's facial expression makes it chilling
I think that he suspense on him offing or not Freddy steals the real drama within the main character. He struggles with trust, he struggles being voulnerable, and yet he gets betrayed again and again by people around him. Hence "i'm the one who made the mistake". It's subtle but it is the conclusion of his character. Everybody knows how painful it is when somebody you trusts betrays you in some way. Ray had this his whole life: His father, his teacher, kids in his school... His mate betrays him with selling him out to Davros - but he does not even angry about it as it's only business and he understands. Imagine how hurt you must be to accept this... And when Freddy betrays him, it's just sends him over the edge i think. He will never trust anyone anymore. No matter how lonely he gets.
@@bernardkoey4087 That is true, and while Gary is whaky and has stupid sht, they had each other's back every when it's really needed. Still it does not negate the point of Ray struggling with opening up to new ppl, and the repeated trauma of getting betrayed. I think this is what's the more subtle story this series was about and it may get lost under the brilliant writing and acting.
@harryb12993 You are right, i remembered Dave as someone Ray knew before Davros, but I was wrong on that one. Dave is the equivalent to Davros as Ray to Freddy. A hit man. Not strictly one of his man, but business associates. Regardless my point was the internal turmoil of the main protagonist, but Internet is Internet so I guess we hung up on the details. 😆
I love this guy's acting - but even more I love the writers, directors, the show runners; all of whom trusted this actor to do this scene almost entirely with his face, just punctuating here and there with words.
@@JordanTaylor8u Holy crap! That's just doubles my admiration of this scene. On the other hand, I suppose the only way a writer could understand carrying half the dialogue through body language and facial expressions would be if that same writer was a brilliant actor playing the part.
@@TheColleenDabeanShow LOL I thought you were trying to be funny. Scott Ryan did almost everything in this show and its predecessor The Magician. I was a fan of Ray's ex-wife back when she was just a UA-camr called the Community Channel.
Fuck, I can't recall the last time I was this grateful for a comment. I was always annoyed that Ray didn't do anything to Freddy, thinking perhaps it was because he was just so done with that life. The explanation that Ray knew Freddy was fucked regardless without him, so didn't even feel the need to kill him, is just so perfect. Cheers for that!
I used to find it frustrating that Freddy didn't get what he deserved, but then I remembered he still owes money to the bookies, and the only person who could help buy him time was Ray
The crazy thing about this show is how you fall in love with these characters knowing what type of people they are. When Dave died I was sad, but then I realised he was a cold blooded killer as well. The only death that really hit me in the feels was Bruceys… and the mistake kill.
I wanted Freddie’s wife to find out and get pissed because Ray helped him on her behalf and Ray was always good to him. I also think it was good of Ray to let him live because death would have been too easy for Freddie. Freddie can live with the guilt and the thought that may might come back one day to collect for Dave.
He doesn't have guilt, he is a POS who hires blokes to rob, injured and kill other people. The whole speech is him just begging for his life, if he cared about Ray beyond his professional use for him he wouldn't have sold him out in the first place. The deep sigh at the end is because he thinks the act worked.
In an alternate ending, Freddy would have called Ray instead, telling him of a "last job" but he doesn't have the means to really pay for it. In memory of Zoe, Ray takes the job anyway and counter-ambush Rafael's crew with Dave and everyone ends up in good terms. He still finishes as a cab driver tho
@TenaciousTentacruel ally was scum also she knew how much rays daughter adored unicorns and when her douchebag brother took the unicorn candle away from her neither ally or her family said anything.
@@robertoh6199 Damon Herriman was great in Justified. Hoping to see more of him in years to come. Great actor. And he played the perfect crazy redneck in Justified with the accent and everything.
Perhaps because Ray went with Freddy to his relatives house and put a shotgun in an old lady’s face and threatened to blow her away and shot up the place and Freddy did nothing. Perhaps this was his ticket to let it slide.
Saw this clip a while back, before I watched any of the series...... didn't realize this is practically the ending scene to the entire show 😅. Look I get Ray is unstable at points, but after all the shit Freddie pulled in S2 & S3, and blaming ray for his brother-in-law trying to kill ray, he really should've been killed here 😅😅
@@mr_jdes I would completely agree, if those dicks in his taxi in the actual last scene of the show didn't do way less than Freddie, but still were implied to be killed unlike him. Look he knew his time was up, there, but that doesn't change who Ray is as a core being, as stated by that last scene. Freddie out of all characters deserved death ig to me 🙂
@@mr_jdes I would completely agree, if those dicks in his taxi in the actual last scene of the show didn't do way less than Freddie, but still were implied to be killed unlike him. Look he knew his time was up, there, but that doesn't change who Ray is as a core being, as stated by that last scene. Freddie out of all characters deserved death ig to me 🙂
You can tell from his interviews that damon herriman has sort of resigned to these types of roles. Where he plays a cokehead (breaking bad) or hitman (mr inbetween). But I wonder if we'll ever see him in a different role.
DEATH, with the big scythe and the skeleton face in the black robe was standing behind Freddy right there. . . Ray listened to Freddy's bullshit story and decided to give DEATH the nod to bugger off and not take Freddy. . . . For now. . . .
@@peterclarke7006 Well...to be fair I am black and that was just stupid. Hell even Ray would have had a little chat with the casting agency and producer.
Spoiler warning! Rafael hired Ray and another girl to move drugs for him. While doing the job, Ray and the girl got into an accident and an elderly couple offered to help them. Rafael killed them to cover their track. Ray told Rafael to take the girl to a hospital and he would finish the job by himself (she was not seriously injured, just had a concussion). After Ray completed the job and went back to collect the payment from Rafael, Rafael told Ray that the girl didn't make it (he killed her to cut off loose ends). After that, Rafael threatened Freddy to lure Ray into a trap to do the same thing to him but they were unsuccessful.
I never really considered that but that's a good shout. I assumed it was random, but maybe it does suggest that he's made enemies along the way (Freddy and otherwise) who won't forget about you even if you leave the life also shout out to the first two commenters who don't know what you're talking about lmao
I think it's hinted at when they are on the boat. Freddy was intimidated and scared of Rafael that he wasn't being himself and acted like he liked the caviar when he clearly didn't. Still a piece of shit considering all the favours that Ray did for him including getting Remy to give him some more time with his gambling debt.
It's a risky play. In that situation where the team is taken out, the boss is going to automatically suspect a tip-off and that he's been betrayed. More men will come and visit you and they're going to get answers to their questions.
@SolomonsCorner The dude came from an abusive household, When he goes to his high school reunion, no one knows him. Which I think we both agree is a classic sign of someone with low self esteem. He's been in jail repeatedly and he has no life partner. Oh, and also the fact that the man is in a dangerous line of work and yet he allows. A client in this case Freddy to emotionally manipulate him into Reducing how much he gets paidfor that line of work is a pretty serious example of what i'm saying. The inability inability to are you in conflict on your own behalf and pursue something aggressively For your own self, interest is a sign of low self-esteem. Confident self-loving people are assertive.
@@billyin4c514 You’re right. I never thought of it that way. I always saw Ray’s and Freddy’s relationship as a deep bond with some issues. Your point has me rethinking the entire show though
@@billyin4c514 I thought I was agreeing with this up until you refereed to "Confident self-loving people" as assertive. If you don't think Ray's assertive then idk what to tell you.
I always felt he gave him a pass since he shot up his in-laws house. That really fucked things up between Ray and Freddy. Also Freddys wife went to Ray to see if Ray could help Freddy out of a jam. Ray knows that if Freddy doesnt pay his debt he's as good as dead. This was Rays way of "closer that chapter with Freddy".
Think ray knew confronting him and ending any friendship would hurt Freddy worse then killing him. The shame and regret of setting up one of your best friends is worse then ending him. Living with it is far worse
Ray ultimately comes to see this situation as his fault. Before he leaves, he admits, "I'm the one that made the mistake." This statement can be interpreted in several ways. It could refer to his involvement with Rafael, suggesting that the entire mess stems from Ray choosing to work with him. Alternatively, after visiting Remi-guy who's owed a gambling debt by Freddy-Ray may have realized that being friends with Freddy was a mistake. Throughout the show, Ray would do favors for his friends, even putting himself in harms way for his friends, Freddy wouldn’t do the same for him by tipping him off to the setup, Freddy is a scumbag and has no heart, Ray is may be saying that their friendship is a mistake. There's also the possibility that Ray is reflecting on the car accident that killed Zoe, where he grabbed the wheel during the accident, which could be interpreted as a literal mistake by Ray that caused the accident, leading to this mess. Lastly, he’s been questioning his work throughout Season 3, it can be interpreted that he’s recognizing his choice to continue this line of work as a mistake.
He lets him go because he knows if he kills freddy someone in business with freddy will come after him then someone else then someone else. He sees that and that is why he says i am the who made a mistake, mistake of getting in this life. Thus he leaves everything behind. I hope this team makes another show.
Past friendship, remnants of respect, possible revenge from Freddy's partners Ray does not know about, and knowing that Freddy's gambling will eventually catch up to him and Ray won't be around to bail him out. What's absolutely baffling is why Freddy didn't ask Ray for help knowing the terrible damage Ray can bring forth. That's why Ray says "I'm the one who made the mistake", meaning trusting Freddy. To Ray Freddy was a friend, and he showed it by taking on his debt. To Freddy Ray was a useful but ultimately disposable tool.
Eh no, Freddy's family knew to leave Ray alone when Ray confronted Davros brother and he said he was just all talk. This scene is about another criminal fixer above Freddy that felt Ray disrespected him and forced Freddy to give up Ray.
@@Agentshadling Ray went into Freddy's daughters house, and threatened her, davos her husband and his family, with a shotgun. If anyone had done that to Ray he would have killed them already. So he understands Freddy's betrayal.
@@josephscott1436 I read the scene completely different. Ray was the only one keeping Freddie's debt collectors at bay, so Ray walking away was him throwing Freddy to the wolves
@@liamhainsworth3105 yeah … he took out a friend for money in this series. He’d take out anyone if the money is right. The only exception is his daughter.
Actors are a dime a dozen. It's whose willing to be paid a meagre amount just for the opportunity. Majority of big name actors can't act worth a shite. Yet are paid millions. Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, and Tom Hanks are as pathetic has they come and never believable!
I love how ray doesn't emote all that much in this scene but his disappointment is SOOOO palpable
Smiling would be awkward
@@Terribadsthey’re killers no emotions below the chin
He's scary as f**k!
My mother used to do the same thing. " I'm not angry, just disappointed." That scared me more!😂
ye thats not a friend iff every1 put sum1 els firat b4 themselfs then there would be no trust in the world at all end of..i have 1 friend i no fine well iff i wqs in deep deep shit i dont think he would give his life but he would lose an arm or a leg or scared 4 life to try stop it and he would neva set me up fkin hell even 2 set ya worste enermy up is a bad thing..but in 1 of the series he nocks a mate off for 250 so hese thr same ..ye ive never let a friend down no way i would prob risk life 4 all my ppl i no my family 100% obv i have many knices and knefews when the firat 1 was born not saying rhere name on here i said i would die for you even iff there was no way of saving you but i changed after i got more kids to defend 4 i would only do it if there was a chance of saving him or her cos i hsbe the other ones 2 think about other kids meaning not mine bit like a tiger and her cubs if 1 gets lost they move on or iff 1 is in trouble they move on they cant risk losing them all there lucky if 1.survives
Ray was not angry. He was disappointed. Which is way worse.
Even though he really shouldn't have been as we've seen Freddy throughout the series is a bit of a lowlife, Ray is disappointed and heartbroken by Freddy's betrayal as he honestly saw him as a friend. I think he leaves him alive as without Ray's protection Freddy will end up dying anyway. Ray has always got Freddy out of trouble. Without Ray around to sort things out, Freddy's screwed.
Ray is absolutely devastated. The disappointment at the betrayal....Great acting really and the actor playing freddy his acting is so good he seems legitimately scared. Great acting.
I think he always knew Freddie was weak like that, that's why he said it was his fault
check out the tv show Justified. his character in that is veryyyy good. no spoilers. also walton goggins is in it.
@@badgermatrixHe was in a show I saw recently.
Was either Legends or Peaky Blinders doing an English accent.
I never knew either of them existed until I watched UA-cam.
So much to unpack. I think Ray spared Freddy because he didn't want to have to kill Michelle as well. "She here?" saves Freddy's life. He is so heartbroken by the betrayal.
Despite all his bullshit Ray did really like Freddy. He wouldn’t share his dimmys with someone he hated
I think Ray let him live because he had a soft spot for Freddy but also knew that Freddy would not have another peaceful day wondering if Ray changed his mind. Imagine living a life knowing you are on Rays bad side.
If that happened Ray would have killed him here.... Otherwise if he think Ray one day would come he would have asked a hitman to kill Ray.
Also I think he knew Freddy wouldn’t last without him. Multiple times throughout the series Freddy asks Ray for favors and jobs that Ray only begrudgingly agrees to because of their friendship; also the one time in the show where Freddy uses other people for a hit, Ray ends up having to clean up their mess. Without him around, it’s only a matter of time before Freddy gets caught or whacked
I think he knew Freddy was a miserable scared POS and letting him live was as food as torturing him until he finally got killed.
@@justsomeguy1691 Couldn’t have said all this better myself
Freddy was constantly getting in deep with bigger fish than him. Without Ray it was only a matter of time before he got in deep again and ended up dead on his own.
"Could've tipped me off."
No Ray, you know well enough he also doesn't wanna pay what he owes you, so that offer came in handy in his eyes.
Freddy is dead man walking not knowing who’s outside lurking and flinching at his own shadow.
Freddy was 100% afraid here as opposed to at the restaurant where he acted perfectly fine. Whereas when faced with actual death in front of him, he's panicking like a bully being bested by the quiet kid.
Perfect comparison on the last part of your comment
I wouldn’t really compare it to a bully being bested by the quiet kid, I mean Ray and Freddy did have an understanding and even a genuine friendship to an extent but Freddy 100 percent knows what Ray is capable of and has seen it first hand…. That being said yes he was absolutely terrified of Ray in this scene
Throughout the 3 seasons you always knew at one stage or another Freddie was going to sell Ray out.
Feel like Ray only let him slip because he also kinda fucked him over by entering threatening his inlaws families lives.
he let freddy live because freddy is a coward and an honorless piece of s h i t. the coward dies a thousand deaths , the brave but one. freddy has to live with the fact he betrayed the only true friend he ever had and now he's a small vulnerable fish in an ocean filled with sharks that will devour him eventually, whereas ray is a true predator that has integrity and will always be fine wherever he goes
Also killing him would kick off a never ending back-n-forth, next thing you know they're coming after his loved ones. Ray is deadly but he's not about to go John Wick on everyone.
@@shak4632 good point
Wow fucking love this take, its not even mercy its pity from ray
Ray genuinely loved Freddy. That's why he let him off. Only reason.
Wrong. Freddy was a degenerate gambler and drug user. Don’t get it twisted…Freddie and Ray were never friends. Freddy is as good as dead in that life without Ray. Ray understood that when he walked away.
Only reason he didn’t brutally murder him was because the lady was home.
Respect
Ray had not that evil smile, so Freddy was safe.
Freddy was a weasel but Ray knew that - he even went to bat for him several times to enable his behavior. Ray just thought when push comes to shove, that for "friends" it might be different. He was wrong. Ironically Ray lost a friend who actually lived up to his standards trusting a guy who never did.
You can see the pain in Ray's face. I've been there. You put your trust in someone even when you know you shouldn't, but they're your friend and you'd do anything for them. Unfortunately a lot of people don't think the same way. It's a stab in the heart when they finally betray you.
I know why Ray didn't kill him. You can't feel that kind of animosity towards a friend. You just sever ties and put as much distance between you and them as possible.
Ray could of wiped out Raphael and his crew if freddie had been straight with him.
Freddie was never loyal to Ray. Never.
I can't understand what Ray saw in him,he is so inhuman, everyone is disposable to him,he is a Narcissist
Ray didn't see anything in him. He was a business partner. That's it.
@@SanctusPaulus1962 Ray wouldn’t have let him live if Freddy were just a business partner.
Freddy’s integrity vs Ray’s. Not even comparable.
Hard to believe that this is the same guy who played Dewey in Justified.
Its hard to even believe he played a crackhead in Breaking Bad. I really had to stop there, to make sure it was him. Awesome performance even there. Its the part when Jessie goes into the cracker's house. He is the one shouting "TUCKER".
As well as a junkie in Breaking Bad
Not sure which would be worse
Ray looking at you and smiling
Ray looking at you and frowning
frowning, smiling I feel is his working face to which he knows he's planning his methodical next move on you.
Frowning - He's probably so angry to even fake smile, so his next moves are most likely out of pure anger towards you - them moves are gonna be hateful pain.
Those kidnappers sure were frightened by both.
Love that the ‘everyone makes mistakes’ line circles right back to Freddie’s words in the very first scene of Season 1. Good writing.
Freddy is not a genuine friend - Ray shouldn't trust this guy.
"-Is she here?
-Upstairs.
-....."
If i was Freddy i would thought he is going to kill her too. a simple question but the context and Ray's facial expression makes it chilling
You might be right, considering Freddy probably doesn't know Ray from the same perspective we know Ray as viewers.
Ray didn’t have to kill him , the only reason Freddy was alive was because of ray
Freddy will be scared the rest of his life
I think that he suspense on him offing or not Freddy steals the real drama within the main character. He struggles with trust, he struggles being voulnerable, and yet he gets betrayed again and again by people around him. Hence "i'm the one who made the mistake". It's subtle but it is the conclusion of his character.
Everybody knows how painful it is when somebody you trusts betrays you in some way. Ray had this his whole life:
His father, his teacher, kids in his school...
His mate betrays him with selling him out to Davros - but he does not even angry about it as it's only business and he understands. Imagine how hurt you must be to accept this...
And when Freddy betrays him, it's just sends him over the edge i think. He will never trust anyone anymore. No matter how lonely he gets.
i mean..... he has 1 fren tho..........gary
@@bernardkoey4087
That is true, and while Gary is whaky and has stupid sht, they had each other's back every when it's really needed.
Still it does not negate the point of Ray struggling with opening up to new ppl, and the repeated trauma of getting betrayed.
I think this is what's the more subtle story this series was about and it may get lost under the brilliant writing and acting.
I don't remember anyone selling him out to Davros?
Davros independently got himself and his goons done in.
@@harryb12993 remember Ray left the guy who delivered him to Davros alive? That guy was his mate. It's not stated but maybe ex army mates.
@harryb12993
You are right, i remembered Dave as someone Ray knew before Davros, but I was wrong on that one.
Dave is the equivalent to Davros as Ray to Freddy. A hit man. Not strictly one of his man, but business associates.
Regardless my point was the internal turmoil of the main protagonist, but Internet is Internet so I guess we hung up on the details. 😆
I love this guy's acting - but even more I love the writers, directors, the show runners; all of whom trusted this actor to do this scene almost entirely with his face, just punctuating here and there with words.
The actor is the writer
@@JordanTaylor8u Holy crap! That's just doubles my admiration of this scene. On the other hand, I suppose the only way a writer could understand carrying half the dialogue through body language and facial expressions would be if that same writer was a brilliant actor playing the part.
Scott ryan wrote, directed, and starred as ray.
@@MaxDeckardThats so dope man he deserves awards for this if he hasnt already got some.
@@TheColleenDabeanShow LOL I thought you were trying to be funny. Scott Ryan did almost everything in this show and its predecessor The Magician. I was a fan of Ray's ex-wife back when she was just a UA-camr called the Community Channel.
That finale exhale from Freddy carried so much weight. Ray was disappointed, not just upset, and it was palpable in the room.
Freddy is so lucky Michelle was home AND Ray was through with it all. The disappointment on Ray’s face throughout the scene. Wow.
Freddie actor is so good. So talented.
He was great in Justified too. Never know he was Australian.
@@PlymouthVT I was shocked he was the meth head jesse hit in breaking bad. Shouts tucker.
@@kb4903 Oh yeah your right Damon Herriman was in Breaking Bad as the Scary Skelll!!! Good one I forgot that as he looked so different. Great actor.
I really want another season of this show - but that's just me missing something that I loved so much... :(
You broke my heart FREDO moments but without Ray killing him
Should’ve took him fishing lol
Freddie might have been flunky, but I really liked his chemistry with Ray. This betrayal really hurt.
He shared his dim sum with Ray knowing what was going to happen.
That was **cing chemistry almost all the time with Freddy))
Freddie's debts are about to catch up with him without the magician watching out for him
word got out and I'm sure Freddie was killed within a few days of this
Fuck, I can't recall the last time I was this grateful for a comment. I was always annoyed that Ray didn't do anything to Freddy, thinking perhaps it was because he was just so done with that life. The explanation that Ray knew Freddy was fucked regardless without him, so didn't even feel the need to kill him, is just so perfect. Cheers for that!
very true
I used to find it frustrating that Freddy didn't get what he deserved, but then I remembered he still owes money to the bookies, and the only person who could help buy him time was Ray
Freddy would get taken out real fast without Ray
The crazy thing about this show is how you fall in love with these characters knowing what type of people they are. When Dave died I was sad, but then I realised he was a cold blooded killer as well. The only death that really hit me in the feels was Bruceys… and the mistake kill.
Right now, Freddy is praying. And if he isn't, he fucking should be.
😂 👌 👍
Tommy the tit 😂
Well done!! Key Golden Brown music...
I never got why Freddy turned on him. He knows what ray is capable of. He’s a coward so wouldn’t be able to hide his nerves at the restaurant.
Ralph had more money, and status. People like Freddy bend easily to that.. to the point of giving up Real friends.
I'm not angry mate, I'm just disappointed.
Ray loved him like a brother. More heart broken than angry.
I wanted Freddie’s wife to find out and get pissed because Ray helped him on her behalf and Ray was always good to him. I also think it was good of Ray to let him live because death would have been too easy for Freddie. Freddie can live with the guilt and the thought that may might come back one day to collect for Dave.
Freddie is doomed without Ray protecting him. The loan sharks are gonna eat him alive.
Or more simply, he wasn't gonna kill his main source of income 😹
@@kcbm225 Ray never intended to work for Freddie again.
He doesn't have guilt, he is a POS who hires blokes to rob, injured and kill other people.
The whole speech is him just begging for his life, if he cared about Ray beyond his professional use for him he wouldn't have sold him out in the first place. The deep sigh at the end is because he thinks the act worked.
I love how fuckin terrified Freddy is
Freddy is terrified of spiders and his girlfriend's toilet habits. Now he jumping at his own shadow.
Beginning of the end for Freddie
i was expecting his house to blow up after he left.
I’ve been in the water, as a shark circled & watched it swim away, Freddy is having the same feeling, except I didn’t betray the shark
I'm wagering when Freddy first saw Ray, he dropped a load in his shorts......
In an alternate ending, Freddy would have called Ray instead, telling him of a "last job" but he doesn't have the means to really pay for it. In memory of Zoe, Ray takes the job anyway and counter-ambush Rafael's crew with Dave and everyone ends up in good terms. He still finishes as a cab driver tho
Rat bag Freddie. World full of them
100 % the ones you least expect screw you over
"You could see disappointment, hurt, anger, and then acceptance on Ray's face. SMH.
"Should I use commas? Nah, double-space is the way to go."
He can't eat dimmies to get out this one.
Freddy saying I am SO sorry at the end.
Ray's look, well if your not? Your gonna be....
Yep.
Now he's not there to bail him out of his many, many debts. Freddy's a dead man.
Freddy was always a scumbag.
Everyone on the show was a scumbag, except Ray’s daughter and Ally.
@TenaciousTentacruel ally was scum also she knew how much rays daughter adored unicorns and when her douchebag brother took the unicorn candle away from her neither ally or her family said anything.
@@TenaciousTentacruel gaz and dave were not scumbags mate. they were good loyal friends.
@@TenaciousTentacruel Nope.
@@nickwarriordiaz Well they are a arms dealer and hitman, pretty sure that qualifies them to be scumbags even if they are loyal friends ^^
Cant believe Freddy was the same guy that played the methhead with the shotgun in breaking bad! He really does have some diversity! 😁
Wait no way is that really the same actor? How did I never notice that wtf
Also Dewey Crowe in Justified
Played also in FXs Justified as a redneck. Man must do a lot of voice training.
@@robertoh6199 Damon Herriman was great in Justified. Hoping to see more of him in years to come. Great actor. And he played the perfect crazy redneck in Justified with the accent and everything.
He was also Charles Manson in Once upon a time in Hollywood
Freddys gonna need to use some of his birds toilet roll
I can relate to Ray 😊 Freddie got his one and last message loud and clear😮
The more talk ... the more pain. Same destination. Dirt nap time. 😂
Perhaps because Ray went with Freddy to his relatives house and put a shotgun in an old lady’s face and threatened to blow her away and shot up the place and Freddy did nothing. Perhaps this was his ticket to let it slide.
Didn’t know the skell who kept shouting “Tucker” was such a backstabber.
Rumour has it Tucker is still digging
@@OD53you can't know that!
@@OD53 It's pretty deep.
Ray is always already there.
He’s the magician.
Freddy's lucky his girlfriend was there.
Best series ever.
It doesn't make sense that he'd not back Ray to be the winner. Even on self preservation he knows Ray is a beast and would likely come out on top.
This show needs to be aired in UK
Its on Disney plus
As below, it's on Disney+, and worth subscription just for this show. You'll only need a month as you'll binge all 3 series in that time.
@@MikePhillips1970literally did that 😂😂
He was just tired of this shit and left
Three words on the way out Ray,.....get some sleep 😅tongue in cheek fu@king hilarious yet final
No honor amongst thieves.
Saw this clip a while back, before I watched any of the series...... didn't realize this is practically the ending scene to the entire show 😅. Look I get Ray is unstable at points, but after all the shit Freddie pulled in S2 & S3, and blaming ray for his brother-in-law trying to kill ray, he really should've been killed here 😅😅
He probably let it go because Freddie 'owned' it right away. Ray HATED when people lied.. 💀
Ray knew that it was all over at that point. You can’t fight everyone. So he checked out.
@@mr_jdes I would completely agree, if those dicks in his taxi in the actual last scene of the show didn't do way less than Freddie, but still were implied to be killed unlike him. Look he knew his time was up, there, but that doesn't change who Ray is as a core being, as stated by that last scene. Freddie out of all characters deserved death ig to me 🙂
@@mr_jdes I would completely agree, if those dicks in his taxi in the actual last scene of the show didn't do way less than Freddie, but still were implied to be killed unlike him. Look he knew his time was up, there, but that doesn't change who Ray is as a core being, as stated by that last scene. Freddie out of all characters deserved death ig to me 🙂
You can tell from his interviews that damon herriman has sort of resigned to these types of roles. Where he plays a cokehead (breaking bad) or hitman (mr inbetween). But I wonder if we'll ever see him in a different role.
He played Charles Manson once or twice as well
Freddy ended up being a dog, but compared to the likes of Raphael, Freddy was a good dude.
Not really, both snakes. Just one was more aggressive. Freddy would have lost no sleep giving Ray up for dead.
at least Raphael wasn't a fucking coward
DEATH, with the big scythe and the skeleton face in the black robe was standing behind Freddy right there. . .
Ray listened to Freddy's bullshit story and decided to give DEATH the nod to bugger off and not take Freddy. . . . For now. . . .
could not have commented sounded like a bigger virgin
Freddy's brother sounds South African.
Like a drunk Ernie Els
Does anyone know how I can get this series in Ontario?
Disney +
Torrents silly.
Yeah, torrent it. Stop giving money to those streaming platforms that absolutely hate you and want to erase your history and culture.
@@chriskoort5717 you still salty that they cast a black women as a mermaid? 😂
@@peterclarke7006 Well...to be fair I am black and that was just stupid. Hell even Ray would have had a little chat with the casting agency and producer.
Which season/episode is this?
Last and last
good acting from fthe actor of freddy
I’m just curious did Freddy send 2 guys to kill Ray at the end?
He led Ray into a trap
Spoiler warning!
Rafael hired Ray and another girl to move drugs for him. While doing the job, Ray and the girl got into an accident and an elderly couple offered to help them. Rafael killed them to cover their track. Ray told Rafael to take the girl to a hospital and he would finish the job by himself (she was not seriously injured, just had a concussion). After Ray completed the job and went back to collect the payment from Rafael, Rafael told Ray that the girl didn't make it (he killed her to cut off loose ends). After that, Rafael threatened Freddy to lure Ray into a trap to do the same thing to him but they were unsuccessful.
You never really know who sent them or if they were successful..it’s left open for the viewer to ponder..
Nah I think they were just a pair of opportunistic thieves who didn't know who they were dealing with
I never really considered that but that's a good shout. I assumed it was random, but maybe it does suggest that he's made enemies along the way (Freddy and otherwise) who won't forget about you even if you leave the life
also shout out to the first two commenters who don't know what you're talking about lmao
Please where can I find this series ....
Hulu I believe
binge
Torrent it
Online.
i watched it on hdtoday, lots of ads but if you got adblock its perfect
Dewey Crowe...! 😆😆😆 *edit*
Dewey Crowe, he was not in the Crowder family only worked for Boyd
@@dasoe55 I always get Crowe + Crowder mixed up…happy someone knew who I meant…🤣🤝
Teal & orange....
Why did Freddy Fazbear betray Ray?
I think it's hinted at when they are on the boat. Freddy was intimidated and scared of Rafael that he wasn't being himself and acted like he liked the caviar when he clearly didn't. Still a piece of shit considering all the favours that Ray did for him including getting Remy to give him some more time with his gambling debt.
Jus for the record Idve tipped Ray off at once.
😂😂
It's a risky play. In that situation where the team is taken out, the boss is going to automatically suspect a tip-off and that he's been betrayed. More men will come and visit you and they're going to get answers to their questions.
Man i had down as a wrongun from day one . Ray❤
Ray: 'all that, and yet, here I sit listening to your bullshit.'
Freddy was a huuuuuuuuuge POS.
Dewey Crowe?
Freddy was a piece of shit, and ray has classic signs of dudes with low self-esteem because he let Freddy get away with too much shit.
You’re the first person I see comment about Ray having low self-esteem. Aside from Freddy, what else have you that impression?
@SolomonsCorner The dude came from an abusive household, When he goes to his high school reunion, no one knows him. Which I think we both agree is a classic sign of someone with low self esteem. He's been in jail repeatedly and he has no life partner. Oh, and also the fact that the man is in a dangerous line of work and yet he allows.
A client in this case Freddy to emotionally manipulate him into Reducing how much he gets paidfor that line of work is a pretty serious example of what i'm saying. The inability inability to are you in conflict on your own behalf and pursue something aggressively For your own self, interest is a sign of low self-esteem. Confident self-loving people are assertive.
@@billyin4c514 You’re right. I never thought of it that way. I always saw Ray’s and Freddy’s relationship as a deep bond with some issues. Your point has me rethinking the entire show though
@@billyin4c514 I thought I was agreeing with this up until you refereed to "Confident self-loving people" as assertive. If you don't think Ray's assertive then idk what to tell you.
@HaydenHendry Not assertive in his financial dealings with Freddy.
What episode is?
It's the finale of the final season I believe.
Why let him live? Discuss...
I always felt he gave him a pass since he shot up his in-laws house. That really fucked things up between Ray and Freddy. Also Freddys wife went to Ray to see if Ray could help Freddy out of a jam. Ray knows that if Freddy doesnt pay his debt he's as good as dead. This was Rays way of "closer that chapter with Freddy".
Ray's not just a killer...he's got morals mate!!
Think ray knew confronting him and ending any friendship would hurt Freddy worse then killing him. The shame and regret of setting up one of your best friends is worse then ending him. Living with it is far worse
Freddy was Ray's big mistake. And Ray told about it.
Also not need to kill dead man.
Ray ultimately comes to see this situation as his fault. Before he leaves, he admits, "I'm the one that made the mistake." This statement can be interpreted in several ways. It could refer to his involvement with Rafael, suggesting that the entire mess stems from Ray choosing to work with him. Alternatively, after visiting Remi-guy who's owed a gambling debt by Freddy-Ray may have realized that being friends with Freddy was a mistake. Throughout the show, Ray would do favors for his friends, even putting himself in harms way for his friends, Freddy wouldn’t do the same for him by tipping him off to the setup, Freddy is a scumbag and has no heart, Ray is may be saying that their friendship is a mistake. There's also the possibility that Ray is reflecting on the car accident that killed Zoe, where he grabbed the wheel during the accident, which could be interpreted as a literal mistake by Ray that caused the accident, leading to this mess. Lastly, he’s been questioning his work throughout Season 3, it can be interpreted that he’s recognizing his choice to continue this line of work as a mistake.
Why do you all think Ray lets Freddy go here? Their past and friendship at one point in time?
He lets him go because he knows if he kills freddy someone in business with freddy will come after him then someone else then someone else. He sees that and that is why he says i am the who made a mistake, mistake of getting in this life. Thus he leaves everything behind. I hope this team makes another show.
@@arbozaliyan Very good points. I love Ryan's work and am really excited to see what he does next.
Past friendship, remnants of respect, possible revenge from Freddy's partners Ray does not know about, and knowing that Freddy's gambling will eventually catch up to him and Ray won't be around to bail him out. What's absolutely baffling is why Freddy didn't ask Ray for help knowing the terrible damage Ray can bring forth. That's why Ray says "I'm the one who made the mistake", meaning trusting Freddy. To Ray Freddy was a friend, and he showed it by taking on his debt. To Freddy Ray was a useful but ultimately disposable tool.
Reckon Freddy will lose plenty of sleep thinking that Ray could enact revenge at any time. Mentally this would likely destroy him over time
he let him go because he was his friend. plain & simple. Ray was/is hurt by the betrayal.
Dewey Crowe trawelled long long way I see 😁
What an actor hey just brilliant
He reminds me of me
Yeah, right.
Freddy?
Ah shardup ya dog
@4010Haven This comment smells like soy sauce and Cutters Choice
@@jamesc9254 I do not understand what you are saying
Ray knows after what he did to Freddy's family, that Ray had it coming.
Eh no, Freddy's family knew to leave Ray alone when Ray confronted Davros brother and he said he was just all talk. This scene is about another criminal fixer above Freddy that felt Ray disrespected him and forced Freddy to give up Ray.
@@Agentshadling Ray went into Freddy's daughters house, and threatened her, davos her husband and his family, with a shotgun. If anyone had done that to Ray he would have killed them already. So he understands Freddy's betrayal.
@@josephscott1436 I read the scene completely different. Ray was the only one keeping Freddie's debt collectors at bay, so Ray walking away was him throwing Freddy to the wolves
@@jakefairley6993 I can see that as one of the reasons he did it. A final goodbye to an old friend and guy he did jobs for.
This is the industry you picked to make a living off… suddenly you expect loyalty ??? 😂😂😂
He was a friend…no matter what “business” you’re in, friends and loyalty are an unwritten rule
This type of work requires levels of trust through and through or you don’t last long
@@liamhainsworth3105 yeah … he took out a friend for money in this series. He’d take out anyone if the money is right. The only exception is his daughter.
Probably just me being American. But it weirds me out when dudes in this show walk around in briefs without any self consciousness about it and all.
What does being American have to do with the price of tea in China? Did you ever see a single dad ever in your life? Any dad? No?
I'm an American and wondering what the flip you going on about? You flip head, don't say anything, how's that?
@@bruce8190 Yeah nah mate. No American asks what "you going on about". I know because I'm American ma-...dude.
You guy's put pants on to walk around your own home alone at night?
@@lh7325 I don't even wear them when I go out during the day.
the series could have been so much better with better actors
Ray's brother? Amazing acting
@@martinlandless8347 true he was probably the only one who could act.
Actors are a dime a dozen. It's whose willing to be paid a meagre amount just for the opportunity. Majority of big name actors can't act worth a shite. Yet are paid millions. Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, and Tom Hanks are as pathetic has they come and never believable!
What was wrong with the acting?
Honestly majority of Australian shows suck nowadays. This show has some of the best acting I’ve seen from a Aus series.
Freddy have a dimmy mate calm down