Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Episode 8 **REACTION**
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“look you didn’t ask to be a half-blood” first line and it already took me out
Fr
Same! The parallel between Luke and Percy and how similar they are is just *chefs kiss* y'know? Also the opening of episode 8 felt like a reference to the musical kinda! Remember Luke's Good Kid reprise? UGH IT'S SO GOOD!
My mind autocompleted after he said that with "I didn't ask to be a hero seeking praise."
"Grandpa."
that line had me ROLLING XD
also, I loved the portrayal of the Godly true forms
I mean, Kronos IS technically his grandfather!!!
@@WarGrowlmon18not just technically. In all senses he is his grandfather. He is his father’s father.
None of us are surprised at this point how good Walker is, but the look in his eyes when Poseidon touches his face…. Like wtf how will I ever recover. I immediately starting tearing up myself
I know right especially the betrayal the way he was able to convey so many emotions when he finds out that Luke is the one who stole the master bolt the one he called a friend someone said that walker can't act that he's terrible and I had to clap back at that comment because that's not true the boy is amazing wonderful actor
i’m glad they’re not going full villain on luke. like until the last book he felt so one dimensional to me idk.
Same! Luke is such a complex character with a tragic backstory and fate. He really did have a point about the gods and how terrible they are and I really do think he had all demigods best interests at heart he just got lost along the way. Kronos had been manipulating him since he was at least 14 years old. Luke wasn't the villain of the story Kronos was.
Yep, I feel like they did a good job all season about why he has his point of view about the Gods.
Annabeth being there stings harder than the scorpion tbh
Facts!
It's a massive plot hole. Throughout the series Annnabeth struggles to accept that Luke would betray the camp. I feel like putting her in that scene diminishes not only the character work that she undergoes, but the tension on Percabeth, which they are already pushing way too hard.
@@theautotunecat6005 that's not what the term 'plot hole' means at all. A plot hole is something that breaks continuity of the plot itself in a way that doesn't make sense and is practically irreconcilable. Being different from the book doesn't break the plot of the show. Evwrything is still consistent and logical. Nothing has been broken. Stop trying to fit the show into the exact mold of the book. Rick made these canges to improve the story.
I knew of it because Leah in one of her interviews kinda spoiled it accidentally 😂, but not many people picked that up in the comments section and I didn't made a big deal of it to not spoil it for anyone else. It's an interesting choice and I'm curious how they'll show her arc in the next seasons though .
100% it was such a good scene
I love how Luke's arc is starting. This makes far more sense.
And the way he was enraged at the mention of his father...oh yeah
Luke's actor killed it!
@@nerddoctors it was so good
I wasn’t gonna ever be completely sold on Luke’s actor until I saw the betrayal scene, and consider me sold. He was amazing
@@witchy.business I could feel the conflicting emotions. And that he only attacked when he mentioned Hermes
I like taking Luke in a more sympathetic direction, it makes perfect sense that he would be trying to sway Percy and Annabeth to his cause. It makes plot developments in the 4th and 5th (and maybe the 3rd, I've been binge reading and the gaps between the books are non-existent in my brain) hit different and hit harder
Exactly what I was thinking
Chiron talking at the end is 100% him thinking about the Great Prophecy and I love the foreshadowing
I'm glad they showed that bc tbh after all books were released I started thinking ??? Why did Luke try to kill Percy if Kronos needed him alive for the Great Prophecy??? And now it makes sense lol
It was very good foreshadowing. Hopefully they are greenlit for next season
the aggressive "GIVE HIM YOUR NECKLACE" 😭
We were all shouting that at the screen lol
4:52 oh look, another scene to add to my, "grover will forever be a third wheel" playlist
I need to see that playlist
"Cry me a river" 😂😂😂
Say it again for the people in the back lol
there were so many times i found myself just tearing up randomly this episode. walker’s acting is just incredible, the casting could not have been any better. also cannot believe this season is over, truly one for the history books ❤️✨ bring on season 2 (and so so many more) 🥳🤞
This episode broke me emotionally truly
Until they make season 2 and all the other seasons for the next books I'm going to be reading the Titan's curse
The episode was everything I expected it to be and it was better. I alr knew what was gonna happen but yet i kept gasping, being shocked and excited over the episode. The trio hug near the end was so adorable and emotional for me. We absolutely need season 2 conformation. WHO ELSE WAS LAUGHING WHEN THEY ACTUALLY ADDED THE END W GABE I WAS SO HAPPY.
the way I already knew what was going to happen and Luke still made me anxious XDDD
also I lovedddd the Gabe ending
Gabe's ending didn't sit right with me because he was nothing like his book counterpart. Yes, he was mean to Sally and Percy, but he was nowhere near the level of cruelty like his book counterpart. The character was actually quite funny and made me laugh. No, I don't like the character, but I don't hate him either. Show!Gabe did not deserve to be turned into stone.
Gabe's ending didn't sit right with me because he was nothing like his book counterpart. Yes, he was mean to Sally and Percy, but he was nowhere near the level of cruelty like his book counterpart. The character was actually quite funny and made me laugh. No, I don't like the character, but I don't hate him either. Show!Gabe did not deserve to be turned into stone.
@@Ash-ou3cu no yeah I agree show Gabe is nowhere near book Gabe but my reasoning for a lot of things and I’m pretty sure it’s true is how much time they had to film. Like yeah they could’ve made the episodes longer but what was shown was imo more important than Gabe being terrible. Ik it’s a big part for Sally but I don’t mind the change at all. I’m honestly just really happy that they actually added that scene yk
I love the Luke setup because not only can you sympathize with him more you can’t see his plight of why he is siding with his great grandfather. Also did you catch Sally moving on from Poseidon with the umbrella? Great mirroring of the first episode, and setup to Paul. I need season two announcement yesterday!!! 🤗🥰 Everyone did a good job but kudos go to the golden trio of Walker, Leah and Aryan for carrying this show on their backs and holding their own. And they are only going to get better as the years go on. Especially Leah, protect her at all costs. I can’t wait to see what they do next. 🤗
the only complaint i have is that i wish they gave more time for the scene of annabeth realizing the betrayal of luke. i feel like they just skimmed over that and didn’t let it have weight. other than that, this series has amazing potential. i cant wait for season 2.
I bet it’ll have a lot more weight in s2!
I kind of thought the same way, but I am rereading the series right now, I feel like for Percy we needed to know his strong bond to Luke before the betrayal, because after this, he never really considers him redeemable (understandably so). Annabeth on the other hand has a much more complex situation going on, as she believes there is something worth saving throughout the entire story. There will be so much more room to explore her pain, while for Percy, it had to be this early to matter.
Of course, they might change things in future seasons, but that's what I thought.
Yeah, I also think that Annabeth in some way understands Luke's decision, as she knows him well, but on the other hand, she still thinks there's space to do something with it, that Luke can turn to good side again...
Btw, I am in love with this finale 💖✨
I agree she could have said something, but maybe they are waiting for other seasons to do that. On the other hand I don't think she had an emotional reaction in the book too? She just learnt that he betrayed them and leaved same day with her dad.
@@lucindaflynn2016 that’s true but still, someone that’s basically family to you does that decision you can’t tell me there isn’t going to be some type of reaction
My favourite moments/highlights
Lance Reddick performance
as Zeus
Poseidon finding common ground with Zeus by mentioning Thalia about her bravery and comparing that to Percy
Ares vs Percy Fight and the call of the wave
Luke’s betrayal and his weapon backbiter
Percy and Poseidon's interaction
The trio promise
I can’t wait for what comes next, we’ll be waiting Rick Riordan, we’ll be waiting
I turn 30 in a few months and I teared up with this episode. Especially the part with Poseidon and Percy.
I swear to the gods if we don't get a season 2 I'm gonna riot
this finale was SO GOOD
Great episode!
Walker's acting was so good. I love that even though Percy figured it out then he still did not fully believe it even as he said it. You could see the shock in his eyes when Luke admitted to it. But it makes sense that Percy figures it out. The kid only has three friends, maybe four if we count Chiron. At this point, he 100% trust Annabeth and Grover. There was only Luke left for the prophecy to come true. Also, my personal opinion was that Annabeth said something to Percy before he went to meet with Luke. Annabeth obviously noticed that Luke reacted with "how do you know?" instead of "who?" when Percy told him that they knew who had stolen the bolt. She knew something was up, which was why she followed Percy and Luke, but she probably also didn't want to fully accept it.
I really hope they do more seasons. We really deserve more after waiting so long for a good adaption.
It was very shocking the first specially when he said to Luke
"No this isn't you!"
The look of shock on Percy's face he even had tears in his eyes
I like the fact that they’re not going for villain on Luke. I read the books as a kid, and the Luke was just the most evil character. Now that I’m rereading them as a 26-year-old. You meet Luke’s mom and realize. That Luke is just a traumatized child. Trying to tear down the institution that failed him and his mother and he’s just being used.
Yes! I was in my 30s (and a parent) back then, so I’ve always viewed Luke the way you are now.
@10:49 “cry me a river” 😂😂 just about sums up my reaction to #that audience
I hate when people want things 1:1 with the books. Hell no, I want better than the books. I bet every author wishes they got an excuse to do a new draft of a 20 year old story now that they’ve improved as a writer, and imo this scene was much better than the books. The only issue I feel is that Annabeth’s reaction didn’t feel anywhere as heartbroken or hurt as I hoped it would, but other than that it’s great.
I hate when people want things 1:1 with the books. Hell no, I want better than the books. I bet every author wishes they got an excuse to do a new draft of a 20 year old story now that they’ve improved as a writer, and imo this scene was much better than the books. The only issue I feel is that Annabeth’s reaction didn’t feel anywhere as heartbroken or hurt as I hoped it would, but other than that it’s great.
luke made sense running when annabeth showed up, i wouldnt wanna fight her either😭
I'm really glad that they didn't make Luke a full-on villain! He did messed up stuff? Yeah, he tricked Percy and honestly his plan was to send a 12yo to Tartarus lmao he's a mess. But he also doesn't act evil because... he shouldn't. He joined Kronos' side because he believes in it, and he believes the gods are bad and should be taken down. In the books, even after he died, I didn't see him as a hero tbh. Took me years to fully grasp the nuances of his characters bc he acted so villanous before getting turned into Kronos and then showing an empathetic side whenever he took over his own body back. With this Luke here, I not only see why he will be seen as a hero later on, but also why so many demigods joined him over the years. Amazing job by everyone involved, the episode was great! Though I REALLY don't know what I'll do during this hiatus 😭😭😭
Yeah it is obvious Uncle Rick was going with his character as he goes with brooks. Not everything was planed in the first one to plant the seeds. But with the show when the whole story is out they can show it now, with all the nuances.
“Just be a kid “made me tear up😢😢
Good to know I wasn’t the only one full on tear bending 😭😭
I can't believe it's the finale!! My brain is going at a million miles an hour!
I love how one of my favorite things was Zeus and Poseidon speaking in the old tongue.
GRANDPA SENT ME
"I'm 24! I'm 24 years old!" Me with tears also in my eyes: GIRL SAME 😭😭😭
Tsss im 47 ffs 😂
I'm 43 lol. And I am so emotionally invested in this.
@@Electronaut76 your comment gives ME the chance to say it: SAME!! (And I don’t consider myself old, so it’s sad that people in their 20s seem to feel like they are. :( )
I knew Lance Reddick would be good but he was even better than I could’ve imagined 😭 I hope they recast him well 🙏 (Also annabeth seeing lukes reveal almost made me cry, like I could see what’s coming 😞)
"Stop it. I'm 24 years old." *wipes tears away*
I have never been so happy to see someone get turned to stone!
Luke's betrayal was SO GOOD! It broke my heart tho (even though I've read the books a million times)
The Ares vs Percy fight was epic!
Poseidon saving Percy and talking about Sally was just ugh!!
We better get The Sea of Monsters or imma riot
I wish they added an extra hint to how clever Percy was with the victory condition. Like maybe when Ares has Percy by his throat, he goes for the killing blow, then stops instead to gloat about making Percy suffer first before throwing him. Would add emphasis that Percy wouldn't be able to beat the War God outright but like Greek hero traditions, was able to trick him into it.
RIP Lance Reddick. Honestly, you could tell by his eyes that he wasn't well. 😞
Sidenote: Come on, show! You couldn't have Grover eat tin cans?!?! Lol
damnnn you are quick! need them to adapt all the seasons so i can see grown up percabeth ❤️
Guys I think I died and joined Elysium! This is literally the best final I could ever ask for!!!
The way I was consistently every week waiting to watch each episode and later watching your reaction/breakdown is amazing. Your perspective, inputs and comments are amazing, love these videos!! Keep it up Cam 🔥❤️
ok so now, what im supossed to do on Tuesdays?
Fr
My thoughts exactly. I don't have anything to really look forward to now until season 2 is out. I'm praying it's been greenlit and they announce it and start filming soon. I'm gonna rewatch all the episodes at once this weekend to relive them again!
Read the books.
sobbing at this i need to go and rewatch
AHHHH again i’m so ready for book purists to start yapping. you said it best, cry me a mf river. i loved this episode even with all the changes i think this show needs a season 2 more than ever right now.
But why was the ares fight so short?
@@AW12378 yeah that was my one kinda complaint but that scene where the wave is coming up against walker his facial expression is sooooooo good and it really captures what happened in the book for me
@@BenZ-by1ig It was my only real complaint for this episode. Now that I think of it a lot of the fight scenes have been short.
Girl don't feel bad I'm 27 and I still got emotional watching my child hood book come to life lol like Percy Jackson was my harry potter
I think they didn't completely lean into Luke as a villain yet so Percy/Annabeth can more easily be in denial or think they can save him. And for his turn at the end to be more satisfying. Also it fixed something that bothered me on the books that is I didn't feel that the connection between Luke and Annabeth was that important early on bc Luke didn't seem to consider her when he left. In the show you can see the pain in his eyes when he saw her pain over the betrayal
I hope s2 gets released in a year and not multiple years, also, I hope that they film s2, 3 and 4 all at similar times since they all happen in around a year, I dont want Percy to look too old by the Last Olympian as Walker is already 15 I believe or hes turning 15 soon
No he turned 15 last year in January
I think they aren’t going full villain on Luke to play up his humanity and his reasoning more than Rick did in the books.
I really wish we got to see more of Lance as Zeus, I miss him so much for the short time we saw him I loved him as Zeus
I don't mind the scorpion not being there. I liked this better.
Charlie Bushnell acted the hell out of that scene stand out performance
We had the same reaction to Annabeths hair in the end XD It's so pretty! I couldn't stop looking at it!
"Cry me a river" you're so funny 😂
Thank you so much for these fantastic reactions 💕🙏💕
As someone who hadn't even glimpsed any of these books until after watching Season One (I'm reading book one now though, don't you worry!) my favourite parts of the show were:
-All of the Medusa segments (including the scenes with just her head)
-Waterland and Hephaestus
-Mom and Dad talking at the bar
-Percy chatting with a Nereid
-Dad intervening with Zeus and then actually speaking to Percy (Freaking finally, about time, Dad!)
-Grover's consensus song
-Literally every time Annabeth takes off the hat and becomes visible (such a cool effect!)
And the only part I did not like in the entire series were the dream sequences. But I think that's just the voice they used. Supposed to sound creepy (I assume) but instead, to me, Kronos just sounds constipated 😅
Anywhooo, so psyched for Season Two!!! 🎉😍🎉
When Luke says “I didn’t think you’d give them to Grover” I just started bawling my eyes out
Nice season finale.
Mount Olympus is beautiful.
Percy finally meets Poseidon.
Lance Derrick plays Zeus, the actor's last performance before dying.
Lance was a good actor!
Rest in peace Lance🙏
According to Rebecca Riordan, they deliberately toned down Gabe's cruelty for the show. Him dying like that also has another effect: it leaves that last line of the prophecy unresolved to possibly mean something else in the future.
At 13:15, while watching the actual ep. I actually got mad cause I was sobbing and stuff and then she looks at him like something is wrong and then says “you need to wake up.” Like then it goes dark, and some dude that looks like the grim reaper shows up so I’m thinking Percy died or maybe his mom didn’t actually make it and I’m actually terrified. 😭😭
(for clarification, I haven’t read the books at all or know much about the Greek gods but this show was amazing. I’ll be reading the first book to see how it’s like now.)
That's Kronos. He was also the Headmaster a couple of episodes ago in Percy's dream. The show doesn't adapt the book completely, but it's very close. The basic details are the same, they just rewrote parts of the adventure and the fight scenes. Kronos is in a thousand pieces in Tartarus, so he can only communicate with Percy and Luke through dreams for the time being. In the books, Kronos mainly appears as a voice speaking from the pit of Tartarus, the place that Percy and Grover nearly fell into last week. Percy doesn't realize that Kronos is responsible there until Kronos intervenes to keep Ares from killing him after Percy won their duel. Annabeth had already figured out who Kronos was based on one of Percy's dreams, but she didn't want to believe it as Hades was the much better option.
Next is The Sea of Monsters where Percy, Annabeth, the friendly Cyclops Tyson, and Clarisse travel to the Sea of Monsters to get the Golden Fleece to save the camp and Grover who got caught by Polyphemus the Cyclops (who is ALSO Percy's brother!!!) while searching for Pan. Grover DOES eventually find Pan by the way in the 4th book, however, Pan is Fading. Fading is when a god dies by fading from existence, typically because their domain has been so destroyed as Nature has been in Pan's case. Pan Fades after Percy, Annabeth, Grover, Rachel Elizabeth Dare, Tyson and Nico di Angelo find him, but not before Pan passes on some of his power to Grover.
The main bad guys of the series are Kronos and Luke. This??? This is just the beginning. By the next book, Luke has built an army of monsters and demigods and is working to resurrect Kronos and overthrow Olympus. Chris Rodriguez, who is one of the campers in the show, is one of Luke's forces, although Chris eventually defects back to Camp Half-Blood after Clarisse finds and rescues him from Daedalus' Labyrinth. It all leads up to the final battle for Olympus in The Last Olympian and the fulfilment of the Great Prophecy. By that time, there's 3 children of the Big Three: Percy, Thalia (who is resurrected by the Golden Fleece at the end of The Sea of Monsters) and Nico di Angelo, the Son of Hades. Nico is actually briefly in Episode 6: as Grover and Augustus discuss Pan about 12 and a half minutes into the episode, Nico can be heard calling for Bianca in the background who is his sister.
Can I just say that my favorite part of the tv series was the fact that the actor for Luke looks sooo much like Percy Jackson in the book series grown up! If that was intentional it was brilliant. Luke was probably one of the most important characters to shape the series and books that sprouted from the original series. Always alluded to and when Percy got older he was more understanding of Luke’s feelings and ideals. For true fans Percy when he got older mentioned that now that he was as old as Luke he understood Luke’s disdain towards the gods.
Overall, I loved the series. I thought it was more faithful to the books and even expanded upon it. I can’t wait for the next season!!❤❤❤❤
Thank you for making these!! I looked forward to them every week
Thank you so much for being so prompt with posting your reactions and breakdowns this season Cam. After watching the episode, I look forward to seeing your video every week. I hope you loved this season as much as I did. Thank you!! 🫶🏽🫶🏽
This episode was a literal masterpiece 😭💙 Manifesting season 2 rn 🙏
I was talking to a friend who is a massive book fan while I'm more of a casual reader about how not making Luke a full villain even from the start is good. Sure when you're a kid looking at another child as a villain is whatever but while they are cultivating a new audience a lot of people who watch are adults who already know better, Luke IS just a kid who has been neglected and manipulated so making both Percy and the audience get where he is coming from specially after the way they built the gods this season just makes more sense and makes him more tragic than evil
What a season 😭 I need the renewal asap. The sea of monsters has a special place in my heart because that’s the first PJO book I picked up as a kid cuz I thought the cover was cool. These kids have such a bright future and I’m so proud of the work they put in
I really thought Annabeth’s regret was going to come back up in this episode, I’m not upset that it didn’t just confused. I kind of assumed it was either going to be regret about leaving home and she was going to mention it as part of her reasoning for going back with her dad for the school year, or it was going to be about leaving Thalia behind and not staying to fight with her. I do fully expect it to be in the next season though, either as an explanation after the fact of them going back to camp or when they’re in the SoM and talking about Thalia. My one big complaint is that we didn’t get the explanation of backbiter or “your mother is a queen amongst women” but I expect we get backbiter explanation next season and hopefully that line will be put elsewhere
just watched it and now i’m crying😭
I’m 25 and I was blubbering at the pact scene too! You just earned yourself a fan!!
Saaaame same age, same reaction lol.
@@witchy.business it’s just what Percy Jackson does to us :,)
I'm 40 and was crying during that scene with the trio at the tree - you aren't alone!
out of curiosity, what was the line from the percy/poseidon scene that didn't get said? I don't have my copy of the book at the moment, I lent it to my sister, and the only line from that scene that i really remember loving is 'the sea does not like to be restrained'. I feel sure that there WERE other cool lines, I just can't remember them right now.
I have 2 guesse. But, of course, only Cam can answer your question. 1st - "Your mother is a queen among women." 2nd - "You are a true son of the Sea god."
Honey, I'm 37, and I sobbed buckets. That was the most beautiful ending I've ever seen in a series. Ever. I honestly cannot wait until we get more seasons. They really gotta work to top this one fr. 💙
There's so many things I want in Season 2, along with a Season 2 renewal itself. Chief among them is a Zeus recast and Kronos physically appearing.
ah i was not ready for lukes betrayal 😭
What an amazing show, it was INCREDIBLE ❤, thank u for your videos🫶🙌
Dude i’m 30 tomorrow and I totally cried multiple times throughout this series! 🙈
Loved your reaction so much,”cry me a river”lol love that,on the scorpion not being in the scene❤
…we’re not gonna see them again until maybe 2025 omg someone help me up😭
in literally crying i love it ep 😭😭
I’m not gonna lie you actually look like what I think a young sally Jackson looked like :)
This episode had me balling my eyes out 😭 such a good finale
I loved the finale. Had a really great time and teared up twice. What more could you ask for?
I swear this episode was a masterpiece i felt every emotion 💙✨️✨️🏛
That pact scene made me so good. So epic, adventurous and emotional. It reminded how I felt at the end of the lord of the rings and also end of Harry Potter film #1. We are in good hands.
I actually really like Luke's characterisation here - he's just a kid too, and it's nice to see them not going full villain. A kid's not going to be 100% evil.
8:41 i know which line youre talking about... "Your mother is a goddess among mortals" or something like not sure if i remember that correctly. The only thing i would change on this episode is to add Poseidons line about Sally, and the other is for Annabeth to a little bit more hurt/hearbroken about Lukes betrayal.
Idk why but I absolutely loved the Kronos dream sequence in this episode lol. I really hope it gets renewed for a 2nd season soooon
Just stopped crying and now I'm ready to watch you cry
This episode was 💯💯💯💯💯‼️ it was perfect I loved all the changes especially Sally and Percy at end starting 7th grade that is what it’s like living with ADHD. I was okay if they deleted Gabe but including that was great. I loved Luke voice over and flashbacks and Luke’s reveal moment. Mount Olympus was amazing 💙🩵‼️ Awesoem video 💯‼️
Mr D using the real name of Peter Johnson shows how proud he his. If i call the theory about the gaining strength through using names
I mean they reiterate over and over again in the books to never name anything because names have power. Of course, Percy never learns that particular lesson.
Gabe wasn't even abusive. He was just a loser😂 Sally put him in his place. Nowhere near enough reason to setup his death.
Which was a change that Rick's wife fought for because they thought it would be too dark for Disney. Most of the changes that people are complaining about were actually Rick and his wife's ideas 🫣
You look so much like Sally😭
Omg she does
8:56 finally someone noticed!!! I saw them and squealed ‘the twins’
I didn't mind most of the changes made in this episode but I'm so pissed that they didn't include Ares cursing Riptide after he lost, especially since it would be important in season 3 (if we get one) when Percy tries to fight Atlas.
It was an emotional episode though and I love that they added Annabeth witnessing Luke's betrayal.
They could still have that moment in season 3. Ares shows up in that book and even mentions the curse.
Maybe, but it wouldn't make as much sense considering they don't interact for long in the third book. Hopefully the show does it well if they do include it in season 3.
Just waiting for the "Your mother was a queen among women" line(i think that's roughly the line)
I am at lost... It's like reading the first book again and now waiting for the next book to be published .. 😢 but I'm willing to wait.. ❤❤❤
Any chance for S2 & maybe other shows you check out you’ll consider posting your “FULL” or “UNCUT” reactions to your Patreon 👀???
This was pretty good ending and wrap up of the season! No complaints!
That Olympus scene! Wow. What an ending!
Apparently, Lance Reddick died only 4 to 6 weeks after shooting that.
The biggest changes that irk me about this show is the lack of Ambrosia and the lack of swearing on the River Styx.
I LOVED IT SO MUCH 😩😩😩
i love this episode, Greetings from Chile!
Is anyone else concerned about the actor's aging? I mean, Rick's biggest complaint was them 'aging up' the actors in the movies, yet, Walker is already 15... so by the time they complete the series, he will be in his 20's... when he's supposed to just be 16.
sometimes shows get renewed for multiple seasons so i hope thats the case because then they would be able to start working on the 3rd season right after they finish instead of how it was for this season they had to wait for it to air so disney can see how well it does and then decide if they want to renew it
I´m not crying, you are (really both of us)
THE BEST ENDING EPISODE FOR FIRST SEASON
Best episode by far