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Emmet is not rich from the stamp. He started a very succesful business. His brother is just a bitter loser

I remember of course the scene where she got beat up and I also just had fallen so much for this character and was absolutely horrified by what they did to Nikki. It is indeed a very dark season where increasingly the more lighter sides and absurd humour will have to make room for some pretty dark twists and turns. I must say I'm enjoying this season now much more than the first time. It's at least as great as the first two.

Excellent reaction. Was laughing all the way up until that last brutal scene. Can't wait for the next episode.

I always had this thought about varga eating and vomiting. They say that a shark will vomit to rinse out there stomach and when they get agitated. Varga's teeth are jagged and he's definately dangerous. So he is a shark in my thinking

Its like Tarantino and others 10 times.

The guy who plays the mute executioner is famous rocker Wilco Johnson Star one of my favorite movies of all time the Ecstasy of Wilco Johnson where he's given a terminal cancer diagnosis and discusses how it's given him a new lease on life. As someone who's done a lot of stupid s*** to their body which means they're probably not going to live to be an old man, it's comforting to see someone face their mortality with such dignity. Big recommend 😁👍

Mike's ending is the dictionary definition of a hollow victory. He wasn't demoted to a desk job, but rather promoted. That was him getting all the corporate praise he could ever hope for. Mike said to Lou "we're the future, and you're the past". He clearly had ambition and saw himself as on the rise. Unfortunately, he too was part of a past where territory acquisition in organized crime was more akin to conquest. What you took over, you took control of. But this mentality, in the rising corporatized world of organized crime, was also an outdated model. In the end, Mike's reward was being forced to abandon being a cowboy, and to become a pencil-pusher instead.

Sorry, I meant to say how I really do enjoy your commentary on these shows. It would be great to see you react to HOUSE OF THE DRAGON. I think your comparisons to that show and GOT would be interesting.

Why is no one holding the parents accountable for these kids? They showed us how Sansa looked to her FATHER before she responded. It was clear she was groomed as to how to respond. Ned game her over to The Lannisters. She has to be loyal to Joffrey. Joffrey is being groomed to be entitled. He is heir to the throne. Tyrion should know this. As his uncle he could make a difference by spending time with him and teaching him. Slapping him around only makes a future enemy of him. A child will remember being physically abused. Robert, Jaime, and Tyrion all failed Joffrey. And Cercei is clearly insane.

I remember being very annoyed that Ned allowed Catlyn to treat Jon like that. She should have been checked very early on. You're the Lord of Winterfell and you can't get your wife in line on the treatment of your "son"?

I wonder what horse jerky tastes like.

Mary Elizabeth Winstead is a goddess in this show. Fargo knows how to pick actresses.

Season 3 is also great, it just doesn't have the same profound unity of vision as 1 and 2. Explores a little more, a little more willing to take detours. So no worries.

“His girlfriend is a keeper”. The real life Ewan McGregor agrees. He divorced his wife for the actor and they are now married.

Varga is such a menacing yet enjoyable character.

Making Varga bulimic was a great choice, and just adds another Unsettling Character medal to his chest... lol

Ugh.....those teeth are so disgusting I almost gagged every time he was in frame!!! Apparently if you're bulimic your teeth start to rot from all the throwing up.

What kind of accent do you have?

Brilliant review BA

I'm partial to this movie because it was filmed in my home state of Oregon and hometown city of Portlandm😄💚 And...its a good film!😊

Yes yes yes yes yes yes!!!!!!!!!!!!! No one watches this movie and it is so good.. Thank you for reacting to this!

Didn't hate 8, just seemed like some set ups weren't paid off. It did conclude my interest in the Game of Thrones universe though : (. Some brilliant moments. "You are a bastard. A daughter fucking, Wildling bastard". I think Viserys' demise was inspired by the demise of Valerian(Roman history), who was captured and had molten gold poured down his throat as a metaphor for his lust for gold. Real life tends to be even more brutal than our flicks suggest. ever seen Vikings? first series was pretty good for Ragnar Lothbrok's story line.. kinda devolves after that.

The costumes and sets are perfect. You can see it already in HBO's Rome series, years before. They have some great people working there.

Season 8 was and still is some of the worst television in terms of writing. Yet, aside from some screwups like the lighting in episode 4 or the Starbucks incident, the cinematography was amazing, and the actors still tried their best with what they had. The teleporting that started happening in Season 7 and the complete neglect of all the character development throughout the series were awful. The behind-the-scenes videos of D&D explaining some of the scenes are even worse. What they did to Euron Greyjoy is so abhorrent I could stop watching all of Season 7 and Season 8 because of him alone. Yet, the effort that the actors, costumers, CGI, and the rest of the crews put in is so good that I can still get through most of both and enjoy it if I don't think too much about stuff and enjoy those things. These are just my thoughts. Since you brought up Season 8, I just thought I'd share them.

OMG!!!! This is the moment I have been waiting for. You realize you will have to watch HOUSE OF DRAGONS too lol.

Let's go!?!? House of the Dragon as well? 🐉 🐉 🐉 🐉

regarding the question about the age of Daenerys, I am not sure how old they made her in the show (18-21), but in the books she was 13 when she married Drogo.

I'll always remember S1E1, having read the books recently, heard someone adapted it, and thought "what a shame, they're going to ruin yet another great fantasy epic, as usual". Then I hit Play and saw the HBO logo... My eyes went o_O and I dared to hope. Glad they nailed it so very hard & for so very long. It ain't perfect, sure, but what a ride.

Hope you guys enjoy the new re-reaction series! No idea why but the algorithm has been killing my videos lately, so feel free to help spread these around as much as possible if you enjoy them folks. We have a long journey ahead of us with this series...

even if I agreed that it's justified, that's not the same woman that committed the crime. you take away someone's memory and they're someone else. even being shown footage doesn't change things, she has no connection to the woman on the screen.

Awesome episode, the guys monologue in the hospital bed was sublime

“a dreamplace”

Some additional things from your commentary: 1) Blazing Saddles Theme - It was written originally for the film. It was sung by Frankie Laine, a well known singer of country/western lore. In fact, Mel said that they did not tell Frankie it was a comedy movie so he would sing it seriously. Mel did write the lyrics, though. 2) Hedley Lamarr - The character was played by the late Harvey Korman, a Jewish American. He was not British at all. He just talked that way. He was also very active with Carol Burnett and was a hefty part of her shows. He was also the voice of the "Great Gazoo" from the "Flintstones" Animated TV series.

this little interlude is one of the things that holds back s3 from the greatness of s1 and s2 interesting yes, but ultimately not worth it seems like a short story idea just thrown in

Robot parable ending reminds me of the tears in the rain monologue from Blade Runner. It will stay with you, even if it gets buried under other stuff.

I love this episode for how far it steps outside of Fargo but how weirdly Fargo it is. Santa stealing a suitcase, a long con that ends badly, a cop trying to figure it out and an interlude about carrying of despite the futility "I can help" .

That cartoon robot gets me every time! Tearing up again watching this!

The cartoon robot is indeed legendary, and Fargo being Fargo, it all pays-off in its own way...

Hope you guys enjoy this week's Fargo reaction folks! Cartoon robot story is legendary.

I liked the esthetics of this episode but the ending did fall flat. I thought it'd end with a fight in the space ship then cut to the replicant getting up but the audience not knowing who won the fight.

About the two WB Intro logos/bumpers. When the film first came out, there was only one. It's the one you see with the burn out that leads into the opening credits. The 2nd one was added when the film came out on DVD and Blu-Ray.

I'm a bit late to the party, but here are some things I haven't seen mentioned yet in the comments. 1) The Indian Chief - That was Mel Brooks, again, of course. He was speaking Yiddish, a Jewish dialect. When he says "Abi Gezheun" it's the same as "Auf Wiedersehen" in German. Mel also played the guy during the initial "#6" raid that crashed in to the window, and then crashes out from the inside into the next window, saying "Oh S**t!" 2) Lili Von Shtupp - The word "Shtup" is Yiddish for "having s*x." In fact, that word was censored in conservative TV markets where the movie was shown on TV (Chicago, for example). A lot of things were censored in those markets. For example, when the church parishioners are singing, "Our town is turning into..." They overdubbed a loud organ cord so you couldn't hear it. Likewise, during the very infamous "campfire" scene, all of the "flatulence" was overdubbed by horses neighing. 3) Gucci - It was established in 1926, whereas the movie takes place in 1874. The film itself was shot 100 years later in 1974. 4) Yes/No - In the 60's - 70's, large truck/trailers would paint "Yes" on the left side of the back and "No" on the right side. This was to indicate which side was safe for other cars to pass the truck on a highway. In other words, "Yes," it was safe to "pass on the left," but "No," not on the right. 5) CandyGram - This was, actually, an homage to the WB/Bugs Bunny Cartoon "The Old Grey Hare" (Robert Clampett) A very elderly Bugs and Elmer are still going at it after 60 years (1941 - 2000). The very last scene is Elmer, buried alive in the ground by Bugs being "relieved" that he no longer suffers from Bugs' attacks. Bugs busts in (underground) and says, "Weeeelll nooooow, I wouldn' say thaaaaaat." And he hands Elmer a lit stick of dynamite. Fade to black and then to the "That's All Folks" outro while the fuse is still lit and hissing. The Stick then blows while the outro is still playing and it shakes it. It's the only time the outro has ever had live action in it. 6) The Governor's name - A lot of people overlook this. The name "William J. LePetomane" is a reference to a French vaudevillian in the 19th century by the name of Joseph Pujol, His stage name was "Le Pétomane..." or, (closest French translation), "The Fartsy." His act consisted of "flatulating" various songs or other sounds with total precision. Pujol would, clean and irrigate his colon several times a day to keep his emissions from becoming "fragrant." 7) Hedy vs. Hedley - Certainly, "Hedy" Lamarr (the actress) was alive when the film came out and did in fact sue the production co. Apparently, they worked it out. Not many know this about her, but Hedy was quite intelligent and invented "wireless" technology components that are still used today in Wi-Fi equipment, etc. etc. 8) Campfire Scene - That was a satirical comment/parody by Mel on how you often see all these Western movies where the cowboys sit around a campfire and eat an unconscionable amount of beans and drink gallons of black coffee. His direct quote: "You can't tell me that if there are a bunch of cowboys sitting around eating all those beans and drinking all that black coffee, there isn't going to be a little gas in an hour or so."

The geek is the bully in Community, he is the jock bully that fights on christmas and the second season paintball, etc. Classic 80s callback.

The Black Mirror episode that reminds us all that there is no profession more sleazy than paparazzi.

Keith Carradine , David Carradine , and Robert Carradine are all actors Their father John Carradine was a very famous actor in his day. He was in many many movies with all of Hollywoods stars of his day. So it runs in the family

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Just found channel, great reaction :) More reactions about Finnish/Finland stuff? Greetings from Finland :D

I was hoping you’d include your reaction to the engineer guy saying to Joan of course you’re in a tv show character look how nice your house is. But I guess I’ll have to pay for your patreon if I want to see that. Well played BA. Well played.

Did you realise what the code was that lucys father inputted? The release date of fallout 1. :)

This movie inspired my D&D group because I couldn't make routine sessions due to my job sending me around for travel a lot. So my character was Sharlto Copley in this film, I just had a bunch of random character sheets the DM made for me and I'd RP as whichever one the DM gave me. When I couldn't make the next session, the DM killed off the character in a wild way until I showed up again.