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The guy with the one eye is Odin
speaking from valhalla eh? hows the feast?
Yeah, I believe the story is that he gave his eye in return for knowledge.
Ragnar Lothbrok WHY DID YOU LEAVE US!?
Pontus Andersson I was tired man
Thanks for the explanation Ragnar! We really appreciate you contacting us from valhalla!
Personally? That Odin scene is top notch. The feels......
I've watched it at least 20 times, so epic with the song
Johny Edge I agree, makes me cry everytime I see it.
The music made that shit incredible. Gave me goosebumps.
Chloe The song is by Wardruna. If you like vikings, i highly recommend them. I think the song is "Algir Tognatale"
I can't lie i started crying hard...when they showed ODIN bringing the message personally to Ragnar son's it showed RAGNAR'S IMPORTANCE! AWESOME!!
that one Eyed guy was Odin.
Odin is known for having one eye
Such an underrated series, for me it's definitely one of the bests if not the best
The guy is Odin ^^
Floki said he felt empty; so it's likely development for him.
Odin and his ravens :Two ravens sit on Odin's shoulders and whisper all news witch they see and hear:they are called Huginn and Muninn (Hoogin and moonin).He send's them out in the morning to fly around the world and by breakfast they are back again. Thus he finds out many new things and this is why he is called raven-god
at the end, Ragnar is one eyed too.'
Anita Russell I always thought they did that because auslag said that Sigurd was named after her father and Ragnar meaning he had a snake in his right eye at birth and death but they never confirmed as it was to swollen to tell
Do you think Ragnar is Odin himself?🤔
Thats because ragnar descendants from odin
@@laithalharrassi569 They said couple times in the series. Ragnar learn it from his father(Probably)
I would think it's more character development rather than writing somebody differently. I think Floki sensed something with Ragnars passing. I'm also pretty sure he mentioned feeling hollow and empty earlier in the episode. He hated christians because they followed a god Floki obviously saw as 'false' but with these new people he's just found, he never saw any gods, but they were praying with passion and without fear.
Finally somebody who understands and is not screaming ''muh sjw pandering''.
Exactly! Characters change when they're hit with different experiences that make them think. Well-written characters do, at least.
Also remember how Helga brought a girl with her? Maybe she will be like Athlestan was to Ragnar and she will teach him her faith and her language. I can totally see that happening. He probably wont fully switch over but he will be interested just like Ragnar was in Christianity.
Magpie
See the problem is you're looking at this like it's the same Floki we've known and loved from the first 3 seasons, it's not.
"Maybe it would have seemed more natural if it had happened more over time"
What you're forgetting it's been around 10 years since we last saw Floki. A lot of things changed in that time jump and this would have been one of them. Yes he only mentioned it to Helga in the last few episodes but who knows how many years he's felt this way. Maybe after Ragnar left and their failure in Paris he began to lose hope with the gods, and it's grown over time. We just haven't seen it happen on screen.
*****
The only way the show can address it is by making his say things like "I feel hollow and empty" etc. They can't really show us how he transitioned to this point because it all happened during the time jump. I guess you can call it lazy writing, but there isn't an easy way to address all that has happened unless we get a lot of monologue about Floki's past and I doubt we'll get that.
The whole Odin scene is so powerful. It sets the tone for the things to come.
Lagertha killed Ragnar´s wife, she killed the mother of his sons, her sons brothers mother. Aslaugh was a horrible person, but in my opinion there are problems with what Lagertha did. I´m not sure I agree that Kattegat was hers either. Ragnar became an Earl, then he choose to be with Aslaugh, then he became king. Kattegatt was Ragnar´s, not Lagertha´s. Either way, it´s a sign of a great show when people want to discuss moral questions like these :)
You pretty much summed up my feelings perfectly. Aslaug didn't "take" or "bewitch" Ragnar, Ragnar chose Aslaug over Lagertha. I honestly cringe any time Lagertha talks about how Aslaug "bewitched" Ragnar.
Drew Q ? Ragnar didn't chose Aslaug over Lagertha , he asked to Lagertha if she want a threesome lol Aslaug was ok with that .
Which makes Aslaugh a trooper, deserving to be queen! :)
Yeah as much as we want to like these characters, they do some questionable shit every now and then. Ragnar took Aslaugh as a wife, because he wanted sons, and he believed she would give him more sons. That shit was important to people of old; offspring, legacy, you know. Lagertha was wrong for taking her life, even if Aslaugh was a bit of an asshole. By the way, to anyone who speaks German, that name literally sounds like butthole. Go to Germany and yell her name at someone, see what happens..
Anyway, I think it's safe to say this show has no real moral authorities in terms of characters, with the possible exception of Albert, Athelstan's son.. pretty much all other characters live in that grey area. Actually, Floki's wife probably is one of the best people in the show, morally speaking, as she hasn't really done anything bad in as far as I can recall.
Floki's character developing is actually pretty realistic. It would make sense for him to evolve somewhat. Well, we don't know how his experiences in Algeciras will effect him, but he did seem to respect the muslim's devotion in prayer. Remember, religion and faith is important to Floki, and seeing that devotion (standing in prayer without stopping, even when surrounded by armed enemies) must be quite amazing to him.
So when Ragnar chose to keep fucking Aslaug while Lagertha was leaving, you dont consider that a choice? Was there some magical force keeping Ragnar attached to Aslaug that I dont know about? I love Ragnar, he is one of the best characters ever, but he totally fucked Lagertha over.
it was the most emotional to see Bjorn, when he realized Ragnar was dead! Sad!Now we're all anxiously awaiting the next episode!
Also Sith that isn't a messanger from Odin that is Odin.
c'MON BROTHA...U know this show doesnt fuck around with 'STRETCHING' episodes and leaving us with cliff hanger type shit lol thats why I LOVE IT.Its savage the way they give it to us
Yeah, Ragnar's Death Speech was Epic
The end of this episode gave me goosebumps, this show is truely great
I was patiently waiting for this reaction, and of course loved it!
22:49 this might just be my hot take, but I think that the reason the show shifts on its stance on religion and whether the Gods or Odin exist etc is because the show in an of itself is not trying to have a particular stance on those things, and instead, it shows you the world through the eyes of the protagonist(s). It's like how in the very first episode we see Ragnar and Rollo kill their adversaries in battle and we see Ragnar have a vision of the valkyries taking his foes to Valhalla. The show is not telling us in that scene that Valhalla or the valkyries are necessarily real, it's telling us that Ragnar BELIEVES they are real, and therefore that is HIS reality. As Ragnar becomes less of a believer and becomes more consummed by his anger, we also see a much cruder and bleaker reality and we don't get his "visions" anymore. I think in this episode, the protagonists have now become Bjorn and the rest of Ragnar's sons who DO believe in the Gods, and therefore we now see the world through their eyes, a world in which Odin and the Gods do exist, and that's why we see them see (or do they?) Odin.
I think it wasnt anything they saw, just voices they heard in their own head- but at that time, back in those days, you took it as a voice from a god. there is a viking poem, "rigstulan" which speaks for ex of a jarl who heard raven and then got the thought of lands to plunder, sent from odin- he thought.
Did you know that Rollos successors conquered England? William the conqueror is his direct descendant and from his line many of England's great kings have arised. He was called Gångar Rolf which basically mean walking Rolf because he was to large for any mount.
Yep...and the same RED team versus BULE team game continues today.
The strange one eyed guy is Odin himself, knowing that makes the scene a billion times more epic
By far, a powerful send off for Ragnar! I think everyone choked up during this including myself...especially the part when Ragnar is speaking and finalizes it with...THE VALKYRIE TO SUMMON ME HOME!!!
You can see that Ivar is importat to Odin since he only spoke to him
Probably, but it also likely has to do with the writers thinking it would be pretty repetitive to have Odin saying the same thing to all the sons. It makes much more sense for him to say it once, so the audience just gets it.
@@Drewe223 I agree. I always took it like he said the same thing to all of them or it was like an interpretation like how someone hears their God/gods.
I'm kind of glad they didn't do it that way, because it would be a waste of a lot of potential for good stories about Ragnar's sons. All his sons go on these incredible journeys and shape the face of their part of the world, and I think I'd have hated it if they just cut all that off and ended it with Ragnar's death. Ragnar's death, like you said, isn't the end game. It's the catalyst.
Also, I think you underestimate Aslaug and the damage she could have done with her scheming if she was left alive. She would have gone to the nearest Earl, seduced him like she did Ragnar, and convinced him to gather up an army and take Lagertha down. Lagertha knew this, and she couldn't let that happen. There was *no* way Aslaug was just going to walk away into obscurity. She was too scheming and too much in love with her position to just let it go.
Okay, last bit. I think the thing with Floki is that this is character development. I think the only problem with a show that moves so fast with all the time jumps is that you forget just how long it's been. It's been so long that children *born* during the show's timelines are all grown up. Bjorn, who was just a kid when the show started, has kids of his own now. That's a long time for characters to develop and change.
I think with Floki, he's probably realized just how much shit his hatred for other religions got him into. He may not understand it in so many words, but I think he at least realizes that murdering Athlestan did nothing but cause problems. And, I think, he watched them and saw how calm and brave they were in the face of these men who came to kill them. The people praying weren't running around screaming, like the people in the church did. They calmly kept praying. And when that guy got beheaded right in front of the other one, he didn't run or try to attack. He just stood there calmly, accepting his fate. Maybe Floki respects that.
This may be a spoiler, i dont know whether or not it actually is because ofcourse i haven't magically seen the remainder of Season 4 (or maybe even 5) so if you read this, be warned; but as a reaction on Ragnar's death Ivar, Björn, Hvitserk, Ubbe and Sigurd may gather an great army (greater then that of William the Conqueror, who is, fun fact a decendent from Rollo) invade england and conquer all of it except a small part of Wessex. The Great Heathen Army it was called, i think they probably might do this since t is historically accurate and would also make for a great war season were a lot of new characters may be introduced, a lot of character's may develop more in certain ways and old characters may be killed off
About Floki btw; I think this is because of Ragnar. He knew how heartbroken he was after Athelstans murder and how he punished him for it, atleast, how Björn did. Now as he most probably already thought Ragnar was either died or would die (Because of what ragnar said in their last conversation) he protected them out of respect for Ragnar. And to show off his loyalty even after his death
It's incredible to notice how snakes were directly involved in Ragnar's death and indirectly in Lagertha's death. Thor, the Aesir god also died by getting bitten by a giant world serpent called Jormungandr at Ragnarok...
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That guy is Odin, He gave his eye for wisdom and knowlege.
i think with floki, he respected that they were so into their religion and prayer that they couldnt care less that they were being attacked. as soon as one died, another took his place. that level of commitment to religion spoke to floki, because floki always felt close to his gods, and he may have lost some of that recently. i think this will reignite his love and commitment for his own religion. bit like harald and halfdan, they too are very religious thats probably why they were okay with not killing anymore of those praying muslims.
Great and natural reaction as always mate!
Will you be reacting to other shows now when there will a week between your Vikings reaction?
Good reaction and good series. I can't wait next episodes.
Me too :)
"" We must build a wall, and it must be build quicky" - Donald J Trump and Lagertha...
iCommentNL Just a few more days and we will be rid of barry and the first dude. #MAGA
That's odin himself
It's funny that you think Lagertha won't die this season. To me this season seems very focused on out with the old, in with the new. I would bet money that Lagertha dies before this seasons end. In a way it's very fitting. The show has always focused on old things holding progress back, and new things bringing greatness.
"He's some messenger from Odin, right?"
I mean... what? XD It's literally guy in black with ravens and without an eye.
Great vids man, Odin is the one eyed 'man'. The gods walk among men at times in Nordic folklore.
that my friend .....was odin and he was granting them to bring there wrath to england and to tell them your father is dead
Killed by a son of Ragnar. Wait a sec? We all expect Ivar to do it, what if it aint him? Did Lagertha sleep with Ragnar that night before he left her house? they didnt show it, but she could have? What if? She culd be pregnant and die at childbirth, dead by a son of Ragnar. The seer told her she'll never have children again, he has been wrong before. Or the child might be born dead.....I'm going crazy. I blame GOT
anycullen21 I like the way you think, that would be such a twist on the entire situation.
7 years of analysing "A song of ice and fire" books word for word can drive a person mad :D
Vikings makes GOT look like harry potter
You're caught up just in time for tonight! Also, that messenger at the end was Odin.
First I believed Bjorn would be the son of Ragnar that would kill Lagertha in some kind of mercy killing, maybe after Lagertha being wounded in a battle. But now I wonder if Magnus really is Ragnar´s son, then he could be the one to kill her. I find it hard to believe that the other sons would kill her, considering how Bjorn would feel about it. It´s a longshot, but I just feel they won´t go for the obvious.
Same. I feel like the fact that they used the words "one of Ragnar's sons" instead of "Ivar" means Ivar won't be the one to kill her.
So, he can be the "trickster", by *really* not being a son of Ragnar but killing her, while pretending to be one?
That is an interesting option...
I mean, it may be that he really isn't a son of Ragnar. BUT, Aetherwulf told he to tell everyone he meet that she is Ragnar's son. So if he gets (?somehow), into a position of killing Lagertha, he fulfill the prophecy: He is a son of Rangar BUT, he is a trickster because he's actually not :)
squashedeyeball. I think king Egbert is the trickster. I may be wrong.
@SiTHFuRioN I think it was actually Odin himself that told his Children that Ragnar was dead. Odin only has one eye, and it was believed that Ragnar was a descendant of Odin. So it kind of makes sense that he himself would come down to deliver the news. That's just what I believe though
He's confirmed to be Odin. Hirst answered that question in a Q&A on Facebook.
It's not a messenger, it's Allfather himself
Hey sith the guy with one eye is Odin the Allfather
because odin is known for his one 1 that he traded for knowledge
That IS Odin.
Sithfurion when ragnar died Ivar and Bjorn had already made their own names. For some reason in the show they have made Ivar the youngest son. According to actual historical evidence, Ivar tricked King Aelle into believing that he will pursue no revenge, if he paid the wirgild for ragnars death which was a large sum of gold and silver. Ivar promised to keep the peace and Aelle allowed them to stay in York and help with any Vikings raid. Instead when the 70 ships arrived in the York coast Ivar instructed 2/3 of the fleet to leave and come back with more ships to create the great army.
That is Odin
for someone who was talking about how people should pick up a book and read about the characters it's amazing how you didn't know right away that it was Odin visiting all the sons of Ragnar. I think the one eye kind of gives it away doesn't it?????????
I waited so long for this
great reactions as always ...when is ep17 coming? really hope the main Ivar scenes are in it :) lol sorry for being impatient just love them & not many people do Vikings reactions
It's not a messenger of Odin... It's Odin himself. He's missing an eye, Odin gave his eye in exchange for wisdom. You must be a pretty bad ass Viking if you get the message of your death passed on to your sons by Odin himself.
How does no recognise that that's Odin himself...they literally even directly focused on his damaged eye
I don't get it either - I knew immediately it was Odin. People just mustn't know anything about him to not recognise him. The show does expect people to know that's Odin from just what is shown as well otherwise it would have been explained more.
Big episode man ,
The final is great with Odin himself who tell the boys what’s gonna happen with Ragnar
that's Odin
No. He's got only one eye. He's Odin.
bru keep up the great work I appreciate all the feelings you put into your videos. Ive seen the show from the beginning and watched all your reactions till now. when I get to the end I think im going to start over. Bru you nee to watch Rome from HBO, and do a reaction . Its only 2 seasons but a Great show!
A man with one eye surrounded by ravens with deep voice, who it could be 🤦♂️
damn sith, you're almost at 5k subscribers! I can't wait for your next q&a. I have a question ready for you that should be a good one!
This "messenger" was Odin.
The one eye guy is obviously Odin its known that Odin sacrificed one of his eye for something ( i dont remember what exactly) and in the last episode it wasnt Ecbert at Ragnar's executuion but Aethelstan because Judith was so surprised when "Ecbert" kissed her before leaving and the long walk through the beach to reach the place of execution looked like a pelerinage to say goodbye or maybe Hello to Ragnar
Sanji Vinsmoke Odin sacrificed his eye for knowledge.
That was Ragnar dad Odin
Not a messenger thats Odin himself
Sith, the guy with the crows was Odin and remember the story Ragnar told about Odin giving one eye for knowledge.
he is odin himself
The guy was Odin...
Its Odin the allfather
THAT is Odin ! .)
Check out spain in the late 800s... interesting history there and this was before reconquest
Yes, that was Ragnar's ghost
This Lagertha isn't Lagertha that I used to love. She became older, disappointed, jealous, inconsistent women.
First she usurped Ragnar, and in some way Bjorn (this isn't hereditary monarchy but he is the main guy in Kategat for some time, and Aslaug wasn't queen by her own right, she was it because she was wife of the king).
Secondly, she criticized Aslaug couple episodes ago for "look what have you done with this place", and now she says that kategat flourished and become biggest trading center in Norway. Wtf Lagherta.
Third, she bewitched my husband. No she didn't, he chose her because she could bore him children. Pls it's all pathetic. And it can all lead to fight among brothers because hers stupidity.
I lost all my respect and love for Lagertha, and I really don't wanna her story to be dragged to season 5. I really loved her but she's a heavy burden right now, and pretty dumb character.
That Odin scene really got me confused at first Oo , cannot wait for Ivar to go back to England
Odin gave his eye to aquire knowledge. But i would give far more.
SiTHFuRioN youre to cool man!
I so feel the way you do man!
I subscribed instantly, love your reactions :)
HAIL FATHER RAGNAR!
thx man!
Youre welcome man!
Greetings from Italy!
Ps. I too watched from Season 1 till 4-1 in a row, the waiting till Season 4-2 killed me :D
And now waiting every week till the next Episode is so long, i know how you feel now that u catched up ;)
I always thought the Seer was being sarcastic when he said he saw ragnar on the way to Valhalla
Strange one eyed guy? That was Odin, the All Father, that's how you get into hell bro.
The religion convo was for PC purposes. Ragnar was at the gates of Valhalla, he knows; They didn't have the kind of drugs to give you that vision back then. LOL
averitas that's the dumbest thing I've read in these comments lmao humans have been taking psychedelic and psychoactive drugs of all sorts and in various ways, literally since the dawn of humanity... and ragnar was at the gates of Valhalla yes, then they were shut in his face and he screamed at the heavens in vain... then when to Paris and everything happened. A monster of his own fate, not the gods.
In history books, Vikings attacked muslims at their golden times! so, the muslim caliphate knew about the vikings after what the did to spain which was an arab muslim country at that time and prepared an army and defeated the vikings!
I love your reactions
if u think about it for a while what Floki been through not killing those ppl who were praying makes so much sense its been alot of years.. and was something Ragnar wouldve done
also fun fact why there wasnt so much military in that city was because it was south spain and the muslims were conquring north spain at the time so most military was up north
Well ivar doesn't live to be very old at all, he ultimately dies after years of raiding Ireland. Bjorn lives to be 63 married a princess and becomes a king. According to the sagas which is what this show is based on. As for the others two I really dont know, it never really tells
Odin / Zeus ... they are the one eyed god. The EYE in the SKY. Some say it was Saturn in an earlier era. I have also heard TIAMAT....the destroyed planet that is now the asteroid belt. Word is, Tiamat was a water planet with one piece of land....as you see or stargate Atlantis... the one piece of land the size of Australia.... IT LOOKED LIKE AN EYE BALL.
It's Odin god of death and war
I'm sorta of the mindset that when it comes to the lagertha+Aslaug deal I think Aslaug knew she was a goner and in her speech asked to be left unharmed if she split... but could she be meaning unharmed as in don't mess up my body let me go to the afterlife sexy as I am now?
Lets not forget Aslaug was a volva (nordic witch) I think part of ragnar and her relationship souring was him coming to understand that he was bewitched... and lagertha had pretty much concluded that ragnar was charmed by her. So I could see Lagertha thinking.. now is the time to take my kingdom back and my man! Don't forget most of them were working under the assumption ragnar was unkillable seeing as no blind man would be seeing him.
The tension and comfortable yearning that has been Ragnar's and lagertha's story has been absolutely beautiful to watch play out.
Maybe Floki changed after Ragnarr died? (Ragnarr being friendly towards another religion)
I think the reason floki didn't want to kill them was because he saw they wernt afraid to die in the name if their god like their own god's unlike the monks and Englishmen who were all afraid to diie
Sith, the seer told ragnar in the early days of the show that bjorn would marry the daughter of a king! I imagine that is who this new woman is. Interested to see what will happen with Torvi as they have a child together.
The Jade Coast but he already has a honey with kids...
locomojoboy2 So did Ragnar before he met Aslaug. Torvi isn't the daughter of a king. The seer told this prophecy to Ragnar during the time that Bjorn and Lagertha left to live in Hedeby. Ragnar asked what will become of Bjorn.
The Jade Coast that's damn good memory for you to remember something like that lol
locomojoboy2 Haha actually, I only remember because my husband started watching the series last month after hearing me hype the show up and I re-watched all of the episodes with him.
locomojoboy2 Haha actually, I only remember because my husband started watching the series last month after hearing me hype the show up and I re-watched all of the episodes with him.
I agree with what Lagertha did 100%
Hype as fuck for tonight's episode
Have you ever thought about doing reviews? I'd love to hear your thoughts on new movies after you watch them.
With floki he was kind of "lost" so to speak questioning the gods and if they are with them, and the muslims theres nothing there no images anything blind faith and it spoke to floki see or feel the gods or not believe
I haven't watched the episode yet, so when I watch it I'll get back and leave a better comment... btw, I'll be very quickly: what do u mean when u say B A Man.. I always hear it... I'm Italian u know
e.g.: so yeah B A man, we're gonna get into this episode.........
It's "But yeah man, We're gonna get into this episode...."
hahaha, I never even considered that that might sound confusing to a non native English speaker.
Hahahahah let's say that the contest it's pretty clear, but it sounds like "by the way" in a very abbreviated way and at the same time u don't get why it's B and not But LoL
And A instead of yeah... B A man, now it's all clear hahahah
just finished the episode and your reaction... why didn't u put more Floki's scene in this reaction? :(
e.g.: when Helga kidnaps that child
Copy rights dude or else he'd play the whole episode
Great reaction!!
Tonight is the time, ep 17... :)
4L27 Hey :) Well, it's not exactly hate to Lagertha as a whole, just to what become of her now. We were all fans, at least most of us. But she is turning into a villain... She made something so selfish and stupid that she can't redeem it by just counting on her past. And in order to make justice to the historical character, she must die. The real Ivar would've tortured to death anyone who would've killed his mom (Not to mention he and his brothers were kings at the time, possibly). Plus she didn't even had a purpose other than murdering Aslaug.. She said it in this episode, she never really wanted to be a queen . But now she feels like Ragnar is watching her so she has too.. Umm, Lagertha? Don't you think that if Ragnar is watching' he would've approve you killing his wife and dethroning his sons? And if she thought Ragnar would come back and just be her king like nothing happened... Well, yeah :\ Plus if that's the case, why the hell is she with Astrid lol I could see Astrid being a fan girl and a cuckqueen for the power couple LagNar, but still, this should make sense and this option is crazy :)
15:45 Exactly... They are making him into something I really don't like, because it makes no sense. He never tried to understand what Christianity was about. He hated it just because it is a different faith. Now there are some who say that he was impressed by how fanatic the Muslims were in their prayer. Well, he martyred a bishop who silenced his screams, that didn't change him. And in the churches he butcher there were women and children, not just men. It's a whole different deal when you know your wife and daughter are about to get raped and butchered in front of your eyes... No real man would continue praying and not try to stop it.
And Helga... I love her, I love that she finally stood up to Floki, but... She just took a child lol She may still have a father, family, relatives... It's not like going on a ship to a dangerous journey with people she don't know would be better for her... But if Helga wants, Helga gets I guess :)
The one eyed guy was... Odin himself :) It was an epic scene. It's like in the saga, he comes to tell of Ragnar's death.
Its odin man
I think that when Floki saw those people worshiping their god with such devotion, was like the same devotion that he has about his gods. I loved the Odin's part (yeah, was really Odin) mixed with Ragnar speech. Great reaction, Sith!
That was odin lol
i think they may also follow Rollo. He had a deep history, and is even burried in a christian church. Floki, is older and going to explore the thought of other gods....ep17 starting. im out
People change, Floki's getting older, wiser as Ragnar did.Could be sick of all the killing, might be fascinated my the devotion to invisible and absent gods.
i think floki has soften up and acts like Ragnar now,i found it very out of character for floki when i saw this but then i remember a lot of time has passed and maybe he regrets killing athelstan
Do you still react to TWD?
From the moment Floki heard the Muslim chant singing thing (It probably has a proper name but idk what it is. If someone knows let me know. I personally find the singing thing beautiful the few times I've heard it.) but from the moment he heard it, I was like "Is he gonna convert? @.@" I probably said it like 4 ot 5 times while watching the episode.