@@jaycerrito3142 he said sorry drake never apologized or meant how much Josh means to him nor have he apologized for not being caring about stuff Josh view as important and Josh felt and saw how broken drake felt not having him in his life nor did he knew he meant that meant to drake and understand that he suffered enough and he got over it and decided to take him back
@@ajwebhead21 or Walter or Audrey had a off screen talk with Josh and reminded him of the good times he had with Drake and to put his feud with Drake behind him and that they are brothers no matter what happens
It’s pretty subtle, but I’m surprised no one is talking about how Josh intentionally changed his usual cheery voice to make the a more monotone passive aggressive one. Not even just his voice, but his speech patterns too. It really sells his discontent towards drake, and I can appreciate his convincing acting.
@@BigEOT3 honestly I think it's because they still have resentment/negative outlook on him(Josh) for not inviting Drake to his wedding. Yeah, people(Masses) really be like that.
This episode always seemed so out of touch with the rest of the series: goofy and clumsy Josh took a step back and realized he doesn’t need Drake and his toxicity. Definitely a great lesson for teenagers to realize that they shouldn’t just tolerate toxic relationships/friendships
I think drake learned a lesson tho. At least I hope he did! It’s a sitcom so they would always be a little silly. I think it’s also important to realize that sometimes being a friend with a toxic person can be ok (ie if you like playing ping pong with them) and you can even try and help them but they shouldn’t rule or ruin your life. It’s a tough balance and you don’t want to start exploiting them yourself just for a quick and easy good time. Man life is tough! But it’s worth it.
Drake 2021: in prison and waiting on a trail Josh : his life got better without drake, and he lost a lot of weight, and healthier now People don’t know what they have until they lose themselves, or become more happier with life because they choose to change for the better. Crazy how this show portrayed both former Disney channel actors.
The one thing that really got me was the ending when they started playing ping pong. They didnt explicitly talk about what happened, but it was still written in a way that you knew they both forgave each other and reconciled.
Although I felt bad for drake, who can blame josh? I mean drake always puts him in bad situations, always takes advantage of him and is so careless about it. So josh finally had enough of it and didn't want to deal with it anymore.
"You need me, Josh, you need me!!" Ironic now, since Josh Peck is doing pretty good and he's working on a series for Disney, while Drake Bell... Well, we all know.
I get it but you stick it out with people who mean a lot to you, especially brothers 4 life...I know technically they are not related but after they started out together and with all the history, I wouldn't completely denounce Drake. I would not want to be publicly linked with him but to stop talking with him all together is harsh in real life as well
This episode i remember watching when it first aired. Josh's problems all seemed to start when Drake entered his life, despite Josh being a lot more psyched about having a step brother than Drake was. But that ending was just the loveliest ending to an episode in a sitcom for me. It taught me to appreciate and cherish my siblings. No matter how much of a pain in the arse they are. I'm just surprised Josh wasn't "done" with Megan first? She was far worse but i guess she's evil enough not to care.
It's cause megan's a little kid, but also has limits, like she does it to mess with them on a superficial level, but she has a habit of not kicking them when they're down emotionally. Like this unspoken code of honor
@@sw8330GKEEPER yeah she never seem to messed with him more like she interacted with him and got along with Josh because im sure if she can pick the brother she can tolerate the most is josh.
Plus im sure she may be a evil little girl but saying that to a kid can kinda break them and make her feel kinda abandoned . Also knowing her she can use that against Josh and make him feel hated unlike drake their the same age and everyone knows drake can be a pain sometimes but he has a good heart when it counts like yeah drake may not be the number 1 brother in the world. But he has josh back in some things like drake encourage Josh to get back with Minda even through drake didn't like her and helped him out, gave Josh sammie the little kid drake was supposed to take care of because he know Josh deserves to have someone say how awesome he is. And encourage him to play football and say how cool and tough he was knowing he was going to get hurt but having his back.
Josh doesn't have high expectations as a sibling from Megan as he does from Drake. He fully expects Megan to be evil and he just learns to live with it. But Drake was his best friend and the brother he never had, and he let him down majorly
I remember watching this as a kid and feeling bad for drake. As an adult I completely understand Josh. You don’t have to put up with someone who’s toxic just because they’re family. You’re allowed to take a step back and realize that this person has hurt you time and time again and you’re allowed to cut them off. But it was nice to see drake genuinely apologize and realize that he took Josh for granted. Most people would just deflect and play the victim but Drake acknowledged his behavior and that’s rare sometimes.
Rumor is in the original ending, Josh didn't forgive Drake since it was planned for this to be the series finale and that would have lead the show to end on a massive tearjerker since the producers wanted to show actions have consequences. Josh threatened to walk out of filming if they did that....... makes what happened recently all the sadder.
In real life josh is treating drake like shit now josh didn't invite him to his wedding. I know drake isnt a mean guy at all hes really sweet specially with kids . After josh lost the weight he grew an attitude you can see hes like what ever with drake. Not only josh said he was done with drake. That part made me wonder if Josh means it for real. Yeah idk what happened between them but I can see josh ain't drake's friend anymore drake actually loved josh josh on the other hand he doesn't he just cares about him now. That's sad they were great friends until Josh's attitude changed.
@@laceycauser3426 It’s very public knowledge. He’s literally been convicted (if you want to call community service and a restraining order a conviction punishment). It’s crazy that you had a long diatribe about how you definitely know Josh Peck and how he has changed and how he treats people but you didn’t know that Drake was convicted 2 years ago and has addressed it multiple times publicly going from “I don’t know that girl” to “I met her once” to “She hung out with me after a show” to “I didn’t KNOW she was underage”.
@★ Froggie Animation ★ Exactly. It was unlike the other episodes, yes, because it was sad but it wasn't dark. Still, arguably the best episode of the show
i literally break down i tears when i watch this it’s the only episode/movie i have ever really cried over i saw it on blameitonjorge and i even cried then so i watched the real episode and almost woke up my family
The security taking away Drake is so satisfying. This is the same guy who fake a call about a teather being on fire just to get free lunch, and he played as a joke.
Toxic people: Poor Drake Mentally healthy people: Poor Josh Me, an intellectual: The fact that the teacher would willingly give high school students chemicals that could fatally harm them to the point they need a sanitation bath and the fact that D&J may be two of the best ping pong players to ever exist just kills me everytime. LMAO
In my high school chemistry class, there was a shower/fountain for in case someone touched harmful chemicals, but I don’t think they were ever needed and I def don’t think anyone could’ve died from the experiments we did
@@queenii if it’s not going to get use they wouldn’t have them. Had them in my high school too, the senior AP Chem classes used harmful chemicals all the time (not fatal or anything but could definitely burn clothes off and cause chemical burns) we got taught proper safety but the showers and stuff were still used at least 2 times a year.
@Reb Di Angelo guess so, supporting the selfish, manipulative and mentally taxing brother and criticizing the brother who just wants to get away from it. Not a great look.
No this is the home where I live, and... I guess we’ll be roommates until the day I leave for college but that’s all we’ll be: Roommates. I’m done with you.
The morale of this episode's story is that you shouldn't take your family members for granted and not continue to be a bad influence or be toxic towards those that you surround yourself with, otherwise they will be gone in an instant, and you suddenly realise how vital they are to ya.
Josh also admitted that he and Helen have been getting along well since he kicked Drake out of his life. It made me remember how Drake never got along with Mrs. Hayfer while he had the 'good life.'
Josh always worked hard for Helen but yet she always treated him unfavourably. That changed in this episode after cutting Drake out. While Mrs Hayfer always loved to make Drake's life a living hell unreasonably causing Drake and her to never change their attitudes.
Lol drake peaked in high school, everyone who peaks in high school always become losers later in life. People like josh who were seen as a “spaz” or “nerd” are the ones happy and succesful in life
Normally when Drake apologizes, he does so Josh will stop being mad and doesn’t really know what he’s apologizing for. So when Drake apologizes to Drake after Josh was late, Josh took it as another empty apology and he’ll take advantage of him again. But when Drake broke down in class apologized again, Josh sensed a real apology that time and saw for once that Drake was indeed sorry
I did actually feel sorry for Drake when he lost Josh because his life became awful. Like, he really did need his brother, but I also can’t blame Josh at all for just deciding he was “done with Drake” in this episode. Drake took advantage of Josh, and screwed him over so many times because Josh let him get away with it. For what it’s worth, Drake did learn his lesson in this episode. It’s too bad he went back to taking advantage of Josh again in the following episodes for the sake of comedy, though.
This episode foreshadowed so much. Drake has completely ruined my childhood and I’ll never be able to watch the show the same way again thanks to him. I’m done with you too Drake.
@@sw8330GKEEPER Josh is just doing a good job of pretending he doesn't know Drake and minding his own business. Sure it may seem careless and a bit too cold at times but it had to be done in order for him to receive a genuine apology from Drake
@@musiclover_kb4913 Josh isn't pretending he was truly done with Drake. I'm more surprised he didn't move into the guest room. It would have more of an effect on Drake sooner.
This episode was real af It taught me that even if you love someone Sometime being with them or around them isn’t the best You just gotta leave them and move on without them
c. late 2000s I remember D&J went on some kind of morning show, promoting their Xmas movie. Though the interview was upbeat and D&J seemed on good terms, when the host asked them why they parted ways and ended the show Josh answered that it was "a bad breakup" with this sad little smile while Drake moved closer to him almost protectively. Now it's come out that their relationship has been very stormy, one has to wonder whether it was less than professional or platonic...
How Drake needs his brother more, sees how Josh is better off without him, reprises how he made him suffer bad luck that he’s now facing himself, and guilt for making him late and taking advantage of him, too
Seems like a pretty intense episode, with a very important lesson (Don't take your friends for granted). But the episode also showed us that Drake and Josh found the definitive best way to play ping pong.
I’ll say this again, and only one last time. Let’s think realistically now. Everything she mentioned or brought up in accusations against Drake. Keep in mind, he got two months. Now if what everything the girl said was true.. Wouldn’t we see worse crimes added to his records if they were true? Yes we would. Here’s the thing, it’s not on his record, the more serious crimes I’m referring to. So, logically, does that make sense to you? It doesn’t add up for me. We understand he’s a celebrity with money, but he can’t buy off his permanent records on him now. Now that’s pretty dang fishy on her side of things. None of her accusations were proven true. It’s all just cancel culture. This is not even a speculative statement. This is completely true. Obviously you didn’t watch the full court video because of the response. Now, if you are familiar what plea bargaining is, that’s the only reason why he’s on probation. I’m not here to attack anyone at all. Only here to spread awareness of this. :)
Would have been interesting to double the length of this episode and show more of Josh's POV, because we don't see why he changed his mind and let Drake back in, beyond Drake's apology. Did Josh miss Drake, or wonder and worry about him, even in his improved life? Did he start to feel sadness for Drake's depression? Did life feel less fun or exciting or intense without Drake in it?
I wish FOSTER'S HOME FOR IMAGINARY FRIENDS had an episode like this where Mac...no, scratch that, EVERYONE cut Bloo off like this. Think about it: Bloo constantly sold out, swindled, or hurt his friends for his own gain and never faced any long-lasting consequences for it. A situation like this would have done him some good.
I actually feel more bad for drake. While he did take advantage of josh, he clearly did take a toll from Josh’s behavior. His apology is the final piece for me.
Drake had this coming for a long time but I really do feel bad for drake near the end because even though drake is a jerk to josh he still loves him and he can’t live without him.
You know I wonder as an adult if I went back and watched some drake and josh episodes I would find some foreshadowing leading up to this...obviously the episode was planned but I wonder if it was planned in advance and prior episodes had some well hidden foreshadowing leading up to this particular episode. It definitely would have made sense considering how their personalities contrast
After Josh came home Walter and Audrey scolded Josh for being done with Drake and they remind him they're BROTHERS no matter what and they are a FAMILY so he doesn't have to like Drake but they are bound together forever as a family and they remind Josh of the good times he had with Drake over the years
Good perspective. Still i think Josh had the gigantic heart to decide that enough was enough and that he didnt want to know life without drake anymore, as someday he potentially would have to without choice.
Having a brother and having been though things like this before, the ending really is spot on. You just don’t even bring it up, because you both know you need the other one more than anything
3 year old me: poor drake
me now: poor josh
I feel bad for the both of them lol
@@brianna-reneejeanjordan9160 I felt bad but Drake had this coming.
@@poett8875 I agree
30 year old me felt awful for him.
I always felt bad for Josh.
Drake always took advantage of Josh, and Josh was finally done. This episode gave us such a huge dose of reality
So True at the same time this is one of my favorite episodes
same.
Right, but i still love both characters and their bond, so i didn't want them to be apart.
It's so true, it's also ironic because that's probably the case in real life too. Drake needs Josh more than the other way around.
@@rmh941 yes
The ending of Josh is done is so heart felt
What I don't like about it is that Josh didn't talk about why he decided to let Drake back into his life
@@jaycerrito3142 he said sorry drake never apologized or meant how much Josh means to him nor have he apologized for not being caring about stuff Josh view as important and Josh felt and saw how broken drake felt not having him in his life nor did he knew he meant that meant to drake and understand that he suffered enough and he got over it and decided to take him back
@@ajwebhead21 or Walter or Audrey had a off screen talk with Josh and reminded him of the good times he had with Drake and to put his feud with Drake behind him and that they are brothers no matter what happens
@@TheDarkwingj that’s definitely not what happened. But it’s a good theory.
@@TheDarkwingj off screen talk? Lol you think something would happen that the viewers don’t know about🤣🤣🤣
It’s pretty subtle, but I’m surprised no one is talking about how Josh intentionally changed his usual cheery voice to make the a more monotone passive aggressive one. Not even just his voice, but his speech patterns too.
It really sells his discontent towards drake, and I can appreciate his convincing acting.
People bash him and Sean William Scott in the later Ice Age movies but this shows that emotion can carry a whole lot.
@@BigEOT3 honestly I think it's because they still have resentment/negative outlook on him(Josh) for not inviting Drake to his wedding. Yeah, people(Masses) really be like that.
@@diegoguzman8843 and we recently just find out that they actually didn't really get along when doing this show.
Hey, you're totally right.
I never noticed. And I am not even a native speaker of English. You're totally right.
Man this episode really hit hard. When Josh says he was done he mean it. It made Drake realize how much he took Josh for granted all those years.
What hit hard is this episode became a reality. They're no longer close anymore or really on speaking terms.
@@amylee8969 I heard that their actors didn't get along on set.
It’s sad to see that this episode has now become a reality. Josh’s life is getting better while Drake’s is getting worse.
Yeah, well it's time that Drake knows what it's like to have an awful life.
@@dannythomas417 You know Drake is also a dad
@@trevorphilips9065 then why the hell would he do what he did if he's a dad
@@pussepinkman Some things can't be explained
@@trevorphilips9065 no his girlfriend has a child from a different relationship
This episode always seemed so out of touch with the rest of the series: goofy and clumsy Josh took a step back and realized he doesn’t need Drake and his toxicity. Definitely a great lesson for teenagers to realize that they shouldn’t just tolerate toxic relationships/friendships
relationships/friendships/family members*
Sounds like a lot of projection there mate.
Not just teens but people in general . I’ve cut plenty of people out of my life and my life is better because of it
I think drake learned a lesson tho. At least I hope he did! It’s a sitcom so they would always be a little silly. I think it’s also important to realize that sometimes being a friend with a toxic person can be ok (ie if you like playing ping pong with them) and you can even try and help them but they shouldn’t rule or ruin your life. It’s a tough balance and you don’t want to start exploiting them yourself just for a quick and easy good time. Man life is tough! But it’s worth it.
Josh was less goofy in Season 4 when Mindy started getting serious with him.
This episode foreshadowed a lot. No wonder Josh wanted nothing to do with him...
He didn't invite him to his wedding. And from what I hear Drake isn't coming to his funeral either.
Drake 2021: in prison and waiting on a trail
Josh : his life got better without drake, and he lost a lot of weight, and healthier now
People don’t know what they have until they lose themselves, or become more happier with life because they choose to change for the better. Crazy how this show portrayed both former Disney channel actors.
@@GabbyTTran wow lmao learn your facts before commenting next time
@@whitedecemberbeats that’s fine
Check out drake bell 2021 , you’ll be shocked and disappointed at the same time.
@@GabbyTTran drake isn't in prison lol. Nor were they Disney actors
This episode aged well.
@Jt
Yeah! No wedding invite
@@amylee8969 yea and just like in the show drakes life immediately fell apart
The whole series aged excellent.
Josh is a giver, Drake is a taker.
Best description of them that I’ve seen.
Yeah apparently.
So true. Drake will stop at nothing to get his way of doing what he wants.
Exactly, I have a video on my channel with this exact rhetoric that drake is sort of narcissistic actually. Check it out if you can
@@jeffreyfryar3905 sounds like bill Cosby
The one thing that really got me was the ending when they started playing ping pong. They didnt explicitly talk about what happened, but it was still written in a way that you knew they both forgave each other and reconciled.
This episode feels like it’s season finale
It’s not the season finale but I think it was in the last season
@@raularellano297 Yeah, it was. I think it was episode 11 of season 4, so it was close to the end.
There were 9 more episodes after this, so it was part of the halfway point.
It could have and should have.
Although I felt bad for drake, who can blame josh? I mean drake always puts him in bad situations, always takes advantage of him and is so careless about it. So josh finally had enough of it and didn't want to deal with it anymore.
And he always prioritises girls instead of his own brother.
At least drake finally learned his lesson and realized not to take Josh for granted.
"You need me, Josh, you need me!!"
Ironic now, since Josh Peck is doing pretty good and he's working on a series for Disney, while Drake Bell... Well, we all know.
@Trevor White
If you say so…
@Trevor White
A judge found him guilty of child endangerment, sooooooooo…
@Trevor White Don’t listen to him. People like him are why society is crumbling.
Yes he's is working on a series for Disney 😊🤠
I get it but you stick it out with people who mean a lot to you, especially brothers 4 life...I know technically they are not related but after they started out together and with all the history, I wouldn't completely denounce Drake. I would not want to be publicly linked with him but to stop talking with him all together is harsh in real life as well
Crazy how this reflects the actors in real life.
This episode stunned me so deep
0:45-1:04 This aged very well
It turns out that the entire episode aged very well too.
It’s actually shocking how accurate this is
Josh Has every right to feel how he Feels, Drake made his Life Worst and Made Him feel low on himself.
Yeah but drake has done some nice stuff for josh
@@ajwebhead21 Regardless Drake Took him For Granted made him Past His Breaking Point.
Everything good happens for Drake while everything bad happens to Josh.
Especially how Drake prioritises girls over him whenever he gets in trouble.
But we can now take into consideration that Drake is just as miserable as Josh is without his help, it's like a reverse uno.
This episode i remember watching when it first aired. Josh's problems all seemed to start when Drake entered his life, despite Josh being a lot more psyched about having a step brother than Drake was.
But that ending was just the loveliest ending to an episode in a sitcom for me. It taught me to appreciate and cherish my siblings. No matter how much of a pain in the arse they are.
I'm just surprised Josh wasn't "done" with Megan first? She was far worse but i guess she's evil enough not to care.
Actually without Drake in Josh’s life Megan wasn’t that bad.
It's cause megan's a little kid, but also has limits, like she does it to mess with them on a superficial level, but she has a habit of not kicking them when they're down emotionally. Like this unspoken code of honor
@@sw8330GKEEPER yeah she never seem to messed with him more like she interacted with him and got along with Josh because im sure if she can pick the brother she can tolerate the most is josh.
Plus im sure she may be a evil little girl but saying that to a kid can kinda break them and make her feel kinda abandoned . Also knowing her she can use that against Josh and make him feel hated unlike drake their the same age and everyone knows drake can be a pain sometimes but he has a good heart when it counts like yeah drake may not be the number 1 brother in the world. But he has josh back in some things like drake encourage Josh to get back with Minda even through drake didn't like her and helped him out, gave Josh sammie the little kid drake was supposed to take care of because he know Josh deserves to have someone say how awesome he is. And encourage him to play football and say how cool and tough he was knowing he was going to get hurt but having his back.
Josh doesn't have high expectations as a sibling from Megan as he does from Drake. He fully expects Megan to be evil and he just learns to live with it. But Drake was his best friend and the brother he never had, and he let him down majorly
I remember watching this as a kid and feeling bad for drake. As an adult I completely understand Josh. You don’t have to put up with someone who’s toxic just because they’re family. You’re allowed to take a step back and realize that this person has hurt you time and time again and you’re allowed to cut them off.
But it was nice to see drake genuinely apologize and realize that he took Josh for granted. Most people would just deflect and play the victim but Drake acknowledged his behavior and that’s rare sometimes.
I know what you mean . I’ve cut off so many people I lost count .
Drake is like that in real life. He can acknowledge his faults. I think its time for Josh to do the same and then they can move on
I always felt bad for Josh, cause the same things that always happened to Josh were always happening to me.
Rumor is in the original ending, Josh didn't forgive Drake since it was planned for this to be the series finale and that would have lead the show to end on a massive tearjerker since the producers wanted to show actions have consequences.
Josh threatened to walk out of filming if they did that....... makes what happened recently all the sadder.
Oh my...
You got a source for this? Sounds like BS
@@qaskas source: trust me bro
I'm calling cap
@@qaskas that’s why he said RUMOR
Turns out, Drake really did need Josh more..Even in real life.
In real life josh is treating drake like shit now josh didn't invite him to his wedding. I know drake isnt a mean guy at all hes really sweet specially with kids . After josh lost the weight he grew an attitude you can see hes like what ever with drake. Not only josh said he was done with drake. That part made me wonder if Josh means it for real. Yeah idk what happened between them but I can see josh ain't drake's friend anymore drake actually loved josh josh on the other hand he doesn't he just cares about him now. That's sad they were great friends until Josh's attitude changed.
@@laceycauser3426 Drake sexually assaulted a minor… yeah he’s REAL sweet to kids.
Don’t defend a creep.
@@aaronharvey5625 uuuh like I'm supposed to know that duude
@@aaronharvey5625 I never heard anything about him doing anything bad so excuse me for thinking he was a good guy ✋
@@laceycauser3426 It’s very public knowledge. He’s literally been convicted (if you want to call community service and a restraining order a conviction punishment). It’s crazy that you had a long diatribe about how you definitely know Josh Peck and how he has changed and how he treats people but you didn’t know that Drake was convicted 2 years ago and has addressed it multiple times publicly going from “I don’t know that girl” to “I met her once” to “She hung out with me after a show” to “I didn’t KNOW she was underage”.
I love the way in the end, Josh accepted Drake’s apology and plays Ping Pong together
,be nice your brother get back together ❤
This episode was so uncharacteristically dark for this show. Great episode, but watching it back it feels really out of place
@★ Froggie Animation ★ Exactly. It was unlike the other episodes, yes, because it was sad but it wasn't dark. Still, arguably the best episode of the show
I think the contrast from the rest of the show is why it works so well.
I wouldn’t say “dark.” It was deep, but not dark.
This hit different as a child. Drake really broke down
1:47 Cup begins to overflow.
Drake: Continues pouring the salt in it.
He also continues to hold it. If my arms started tingling, I'd put it down a lot sooner than Drake did.
This hits different seeing how Drake is now on some Edp445 shit.
I think he like was charged with endangering them physically, not trying to get into their pants
@@thatsbreakfast8008 That’s what they mean by that, it’s just another way to word it. He sent her pretty explicit messages.
That's not even what he was charged for....the inappropriate chat he was allegedly engaging in is, well...ALLEGED
0:39 this is how it went down
@@fuziontonygaming Oh really? Did you watch the full court video?
i literally break down i tears when i watch this it’s the only episode/movie i have ever really cried over i saw it on blameitonjorge and i even cried then so i watched the real episode and almost woke up my family
it’s like 1 am now :/
i can just see how real this is and i can feel this for real
you know i feel like a lot of people don’t exactly get how sad and real this episode can get
Me too this episode used to always make me cry
make me cry 😢 where's Drake and josh. I love you. 💕free hugs
What's crazy is in the episode Josh life actually got better without drake.
This is now canon. :(
This episode hits differently now
This episode predicted the future for the two of them.
No Drake. It seems that you need Josh a lot more than he needs you.
Everyone has a breaking point, doesn't matter if you're a friend or family. Once you cross that line regaining that relationship is near impossible.
The security taking away Drake is so satisfying. This is the same guy who fake a call about a teather being on fire just to get free lunch, and he played as a joke.
Toxic people: Poor Drake
Mentally healthy people: Poor Josh
Me, an intellectual: The fact that the teacher would willingly give high school students chemicals that could fatally harm them to the point they need a sanitation bath and the fact that D&J may be two of the best ping pong players to ever exist just kills me everytime. LMAO
In my high school chemistry class, there was a shower/fountain for in case someone touched harmful chemicals, but I don’t think they were ever needed and I def don’t think anyone could’ve died from the experiments we did
@@queenii if it’s not going to get use they wouldn’t have them. Had them in my high school too, the senior AP Chem classes used harmful chemicals all the time (not fatal or anything but could definitely burn clothes off and cause chemical burns) we got taught proper safety but the showers and stuff were still used at least 2 times a year.
right, they weren't even wearing gloves.
Plus you gotta sign a waiver or whatever before you're allowed to take those (chemical) chemistry class in school. Well at least from my experience.
@Reb Di Angelo guess so, supporting the selfish, manipulative and mentally taxing brother and criticizing the brother who just wants to get away from it. Not a great look.
I just really wish this episode won an Emmy.
This episode was so serious.
0:07 I’m not mad at you; I’m DONE.
*Scoffs* What is that supposed to mean?
I don’t want anything to do with you anymore...
@@jermainemitchell1343 So what, are you gonna move out?
No this is the home where I live, and... I guess we’ll be roommates until the day I leave for college but that’s all we’ll be: Roommates. I’m done with you.
@@jermainemitchell1343 I think it would have been more effective if Josh had moved into the guest room.
The morale of this episode's story is that you shouldn't take your family members for granted and not continue to be a bad influence or be toxic towards those that you surround yourself with, otherwise they will be gone in an instant, and you suddenly realise how vital they are to ya.
Wow deep but so true
I’ve had to cut people out of my life before and I’m better off because of it
Josh also admitted that he and Helen have been getting along well since he kicked Drake out of his life. It made me remember how Drake never got along with Mrs. Hayfer while he had the 'good life.'
Josh always worked hard for Helen but yet she always treated him unfavourably. That changed in this episode after cutting Drake out. While Mrs Hayfer always loved to make Drake's life a living hell unreasonably causing Drake and her to never change their attitudes.
This was a great episode, demonstrated to me that Josh was a much better person
This kind of predicted the futures of the actors, since Josh's life has been amazing, while Drake had a lot of problems.
Drake life is amazing he’s a pop star in Mexico lol
@@UJustDonotKnow Drake also filed for bankruptcy a few years ago. Josh, on the other hand, now has a wife and a child.
Lol drake peaked in high school, everyone who peaks in high school always become losers later in life. People like josh who were seen as a “spaz” or “nerd” are the ones happy and succesful in life
This aged well
@@VinceAdams-qy4re and now he also has fun with children 😄
This episode was great. It taught Drake to appreciate Josh.
You mean Drake in the series or Drake Bell in real life?
this episode hits...a whole lot differently now
Normally when Drake apologizes, he does so Josh will stop being mad and doesn’t really know what he’s apologizing for. So when Drake apologizes to Drake after Josh was late, Josh took it as another empty apology and he’ll take advantage of him again. But when Drake broke down in class apologized again, Josh sensed a real apology that time and saw for once that Drake was indeed sorry
I did actually feel sorry for Drake when he lost Josh because his life became awful. Like, he really did need his brother, but I also can’t blame Josh at all for just deciding he was “done with Drake” in this episode.
Drake took advantage of Josh, and screwed him over so many times because Josh let him get away with it.
For what it’s worth, Drake did learn his lesson in this episode. It’s too bad he went back to taking advantage of Josh again in the following episodes for the sake of comedy, though.
This episode foreshadowed so much. Drake has completely ruined my childhood and I’ll never be able to watch the show the same way again thanks to him. I’m done with you too Drake.
At least we still got Miranda with iCarly and Josh with Turner & Hooch.
@@dannythomas417 didn't miranda go through something terrible as well?
@@DanielPerez-hi2yx I don't think so.
Chill out. An actor isnt actually tge character. Drake Parker is still the same
This is the first taste of boundaries I've ever had in my life. I've never forgot it. Specially when I'm not being treated fairly.
Passive Aggressive Josh is kind of scary lol
I noticed that too and how he doesn’t seem like himself without Drake.
@@sw8330GKEEPER Josh is just doing a good job of pretending he doesn't know Drake and minding his own business. Sure it may seem careless and a bit too cold at times but it had to be done in order for him to receive a genuine apology from Drake
@@musiclover_kb4913 Josh isn't pretending he was truly done with Drake. I'm more surprised he didn't move into the guest room. It would have more of an effect on Drake sooner.
One of my favorite episodes
This episode was real af
It taught me that even if you love someone
Sometime being with them or around them isn’t the best
You just gotta leave them and move on without them
I wonder if either Drake or Josh could ever watch this episode again
They practically live it
This episode became reality
The sad part is, this episode actually became reality and now Drake wasn't invited to Josh's wedding despite being close friends for many many years.
I miss those Drake & Josh days 😢😢😢
Drake bell right now 0:45
Life imitating art 🥺
Best episode of Drake & Josh and my personal favorite.
c. late 2000s I remember D&J went on some kind of morning show, promoting their Xmas movie. Though the interview was upbeat and D&J seemed on good terms, when the host asked them why they parted ways and ended the show Josh answered that it was "a bad breakup" with this sad little smile while Drake moved closer to him almost protectively. Now it's come out that their relationship has been very stormy, one has to wonder whether it was less than professional or platonic...
How Drake needs his brother more, sees how Josh is better off without him, reprises how he made him suffer bad luck that he’s now facing himself, and guilt for making him late and taking advantage of him, too
Glad Josh finally took his stand... Drake was a big get over
Best thing Josh ever did, Drake really took him for granted and it happens a lot in real life to a lot of people.
This is basically happening to them in real life
Seems like a pretty intense episode, with a very important lesson (Don't take your friends for granted). But the episode also showed us that Drake and Josh found the definitive best way to play ping pong.
Silent treatment/ cutting people off is far more intense than yelling and screaming for 5 seconds.
I know exactly how Josh feels when someone takes advantage of your trustful nature. I’ve been there!
Talk about how life imitates art.
This episode always gets me
0:48 boys, we got em
That is so crazy how Josh's life got way better when he kicked out Drake
Made me realized Drakes life would have fallen apart sooner if Walter and Audrey never got married.
@@sw8330GKEEPER damn.. ._.
Even in real life. Josh is happily married while Drake is in jail.
@@amylee8969
Drake and josh back in jail
@@amylee8969
No thanks not married
Now everyone is done with Drake LOL
I’ll say this again, and only one last time. Let’s think realistically now. Everything she mentioned or brought up in accusations against Drake. Keep in mind, he got two months. Now if what everything the girl said was true.. Wouldn’t we see worse crimes added to his records if they were true? Yes we would. Here’s the thing, it’s not on his record, the more serious crimes I’m referring to. So, logically, does that make sense to you? It doesn’t add up for me. We understand he’s a celebrity with money, but he can’t buy off his permanent records on him now. Now that’s pretty dang fishy on her side of things. None of her accusations were proven true. It’s all just cancel culture. This is not even a speculative statement. This is completely true. Obviously you didn’t watch the full court video because of the response. Now, if you are familiar what plea bargaining is, that’s the only reason why he’s on probation. I’m not here to attack anyone at all. Only here to spread awareness of this. :)
It was just a show, but this episode shows that not only does Drake need Josh in his life, they need each other.
Would have been interesting to double the length of this episode and show more of Josh's POV, because we don't see why he changed his mind and let Drake back in, beyond Drake's apology. Did Josh miss Drake, or wonder and worry about him, even in his improved life? Did he start to feel sadness for Drake's depression? Did life feel less fun or exciting or intense without Drake in it?
"Whoah, you really did it this time."
When you have Megan freaked like that, YOU SHOULD KNOW YOU'VE FUCKED UP.
I wish FOSTER'S HOME FOR IMAGINARY FRIENDS had an episode like this where Mac...no, scratch that, EVERYONE cut Bloo off like this. Think about it: Bloo constantly sold out, swindled, or hurt his friends for his own gain and never faced any long-lasting consequences for it. A situation like this would have done him some good.
I actually feel more bad for drake. While he did take advantage of josh, he clearly did take a toll from Josh’s behavior. His apology is the final piece for me.
0:50 It’s too real now
Drake had this coming for a long time but I really do feel bad for drake near the end because even though drake is a jerk to josh he still loves him and he can’t live without him.
There’s no real Drake and Josh without Josh
One thing I noticed about Josh was he wasn’t himself.
Back in the day I thought Josh was Trippin but now that I’m older I completely understand
2:00 I love this part where Drake apologize to Josh for what he did something bad for him
This happened to me with a friend but I was tough enough to accept it and move on.
Before Dan Schneider started to reveal his more pervy side.
You know I wonder as an adult if I went back and watched some drake and josh episodes I would find some foreshadowing leading up to this...obviously the episode was planned but I wonder if it was planned in advance and prior episodes had some well hidden foreshadowing leading up to this particular episode. It definitely would have made sense considering how their personalities contrast
Did this predict their stages they are in of friendship
Josh let him off easy. But he did see how much Drake needed him, so it isn’t really a copout of an ending
why is no one talking about how insane drake and josh are at ping pong
Drake looked like he was about cry.
He literally did cry in the show though.
No he's not crying 😢
Drake deserved this.
they didn't have to do Clayton like that ☠️☠️☠️
Drake takes this to far this time
I think Walter and Audrey had a talk with Josh offscreen when he came home from school after drakes apology
After Josh came home Walter and Audrey scolded Josh for being done with Drake and they remind him they're BROTHERS no matter what and they are a FAMILY so he doesn't have to like Drake but they are bound together forever as a family and they remind Josh of the good times he had with Drake over the years
Good perspective. Still i think Josh had the gigantic heart to decide that enough was enough and that he didnt want to know life without drake anymore, as someday he potentially would have to without choice.
@@andrewbean24.2 actually, Josh finally saw Drake show his true humility and he respected that Drake realized his faults
@@thecamishere4344 still josh has a big heart
@@TheDarkwingj I wish they add this scene in episode that would’ve been even emotional
4 seasons of Drake taking advantage of Josh and it led to this.
This reminds me of an age swapped version of Phineas and Ferb. Drake is Phineas, Josh is Ferb, and Megan is Candace.
now I see it.
Phineas would never take Ferb for granted though
@@eddygrand7881 yeah because Phineas was well aware of this surroundings😂😂i mean, he didn't know homegirl liked him for EVER!!
@@Longlivethechannel True
It's hard to watch this now after what's happened between them recently.
Having a brother and having been though things like this before, the ending really is spot on. You just don’t even bring it up, because you both know you need the other one more than anything
honestly this feels pretty relevant nowadays with Drakes predicament
If you're nothing without Josh, Drake...
You don't deserve to have him.
Never understood the problem when I was little. Now I do as an adult
"Ohh, oh, oh! Hey, arm's tingling. Arm's tingling!"
- Drake Parker -
1:00 It’s just on point of what happened with drake with the whole child predator thing. Josh knew something we all didn’t know until now
It wasn predator stuff, it was endangerment, it is tho on the rocks if the explicit messages were legit though