Shōgun S1x5 Reaction // WHAT is up with this PHEASANT?!
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- čas přidán 16. 04. 2024
- Sean, Dustin, and Morgan React the 4rd episode of FX's SHŌGUN!! Check www.Patreon.com/SeanTanktop to watch the UNCUT Full reaction to S1x6 for only $8 RIGHT NOW!
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This show is definitely winning awards.
Or else I end my whole family lineage 😂
Honestly, invent some new awards, and give them those too.
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Especially after the latest episode
Probably not too early in the year
You are not wrong that geography determins a culture. In Japan it wasn't only the seismic circumstances but also being islands which had not many ressources and agricultural areas. Everything had to be very efficient. An example is the kimono which could easily be adapted over and over.
That dinner scene was incredible! Can see the show blowing up even more after winning ALL THE EMMYS like The Bear & Beef!
He was trying to dry age the bird, which normally would make it taste better, but because of the environment it spoiled faster than expected.
I assumed he was trying to dry age that shit but the weather conditions in Japan resulted in rot.
8:45 This is basically what's happening, yes. Blackthorne wants the pheasant to go bad. As the meat starts spoiling it becomes more tender. This kind of food preparation is why spices from the East were so valuable to the Europeans at the time. They used it less to enhance the flavor of a dish and more to cover up the taste of rotten meat.
John is trying to improve the flavor and tenderness of the pheasant. The flavor would be very gamy if served right away. It's rotting for a couple of reasons: it's too damp, potentially too warm, or an internal organ was damaged so it's spoiling from inside out.
The spy Muraji didn't order the old man to take down the pheasant. When Mariko explains it to Joh, she says they took the issue to Muraji, but he determined that it wasn't a village issue, it was a house issue, so it was up to them to sort their shit out for the good of the village. At that point Uejiro volunteers cos he knows he's sick and the Anjin had decreed that anyone who touched it was to die. So he volunarily sacrificed his life (which he knew he didn't have much left) for harmony of the house and the village. After that, Muraji took advantage of it to give up a culprit for the spy.
Chances are that he knew that someone would have to move the bird and die and he planned to pin it on whoever they chose.
8:45 I think in the era that's a proper way to let a pheasant age without gutting or cleaning because it's cold enough for there to be snow on the ground, at least in theory. One reason it's seen as so bizarre is because iirc Feudal Japan didn't have much of a meat-focused diet, it was mostly fish and veggies
from what i know, they did eat fowl (probably not as often as fish). beef and pork and the like was frowned on for buddhist reasons i believe.
Rip to the gardener he went down and choose his own death
He actually died an honorable death, because they thought the house was haunted by a demon, called up by the rotting bird. Uejirou *stole* the bird and of course was subject to the consequences of stealing.
I think this was some type of ritual, but because Uejirou did the honorable thing of sacrificing himself to get rid of the bird and the curse, he died a meaningful and honorable death. Something normal folk could normally only dream of.
I think there was a shot of Muraji looking at the rotting pheasant and his face looked like he was contemplating something...I think that was when Muraji decided to order the gardener to remove the pheasant so that he could then be blamed for being the spy (and he would be killed for removing the pheasant and thus Yabushige would not have a chance to interrogate him.)
Leroy Jenkins...
That shit was too funny
He was basically dry-aging the bird. 👍
😮it's been a while since I saw this channel, I hardly recognized Morgan...she looks so different now. Great reaction as always👍
This show is awesome! 38:26 You sound like Tom Berenger in Platoon.
I don’t know if it was the editing or what, but the gardener convo was so confusing. 😂 Morgan and Dustin were debating whether the decision to make him the spy came before or after the decision to have him remove the pheasant and Sean started talking about what John may or may not have understood. I’m gonna assume y’all worked it out since you’re already ahead on episodes. 🤞🏾
We did and we were just as confused as you were
Buntaro doesn't want to tell stories about his exploits because in Japanese culture that comes across as boasting.
23:26 Blackthorne learning to respect the house and calling it "home" is some advanced level Stockholm Syndrome lol
Shogun family has 2 lines. Heishi=平氏and Genji=源氏 Oda (kuroda)is Heishi according to one theoly. Akechi(Mariko's farther)is Seiwa Genji. Emperor Seiwa's son became a one of Genji actually ther were 21 Genji lines. Seiwa Genji is special noble family unlike other Genji. Tokugawa(Toranaga)is Seiwa genji too. Coincidentally Oda and Akechi disappear😮
Letting the pheasant mature make it taste better and more tender yumyum, common British quisine W 😋
French too. You're supposed to wait until the head separates from the neck. I don't know about letting it get covered in flies though, lol
More maggots, more protein.
A few hundred years ago, if we want rancid meat now, we go to McDonalds.
You guys are doing God’s work dusting off Leroy Jenkins.
😂 😂 😂 😂
#Ochibagang
She saucy. I love every second of airtime (heir time ?) she gets.
Many samurai also operated as ninja, and they were often seen as the same thing because samurai means "to serve". The term for ninja is shinobi-no-mono (person of stealth).
_Nin_ (忍) more accurately means "endure" or "survive" -- the literal compound kanji meaning of 忍 is "a blade (刃) over the heart (心)." Ninja are "survivalists" and shinobi are "those who endure." At least that's my preferred choice of translations.
There were various ninja clans, which essentially acted as mercenaries specializing in espionage and assassination, and sometimes as soldiers in open warfare. The modern depiction of ninjas derives from theater, in reality they would have typically disguised themselves as farmers, guards, servants -- whatever was necessary to avoid detection. Some ninja were samurai that pledged fealty to particular lords, like Hattori Hanzo, who served Tokugawa Ieyasu (Toranaga's inspiration) in the late 16th century, dying a few years before _Shogun_ takes place.
Ninja faded into obscurity during the Edo era under the relatively peaceful rule of the Tokugawa shogunate, becoming spies and bodyguards, and eventually being replaced by more formal intelligence agencies like the Oniwaban, or "Garden Keepers".
You're wrong about Buntaro. He's not ashamed of Mariko, in fact he loves her quite a bit. She has never loved him though....for 14 years he's had to deal with a wife that hates him. That doesn't excuse him beating her, but trying to get your wife to show you any kind of love at all for over a decade is going to be tough on anyone. And then you show up at the house of this barbarian and find that she's comfortable and somewhat intimate with him in ways she's never shown you...well, that could be difficult to deal with. Also, I kind of feel there is this critique of the gender power structure happening with the reactions, and its blinding you guys to how much power the women in the show actually have. Samurai women had at least as much independence and agency as any woman in the modern West...probably more, in fact. It was just highly structured, as was all of Japanese feudal society.
"He loves her quite a bit" now that's a stretch. It was his entitlement and pride( maybe a little bit of fondness during the start of his marriage).
No, a samurai lady didn't share the same agency and power as any independent Western women but yeah,they did have more freedom & agency than the women from middle age period of western countries.
These three are so ignorant
wtf.. you channel get last place on fallout reactions..
Bro, st fu. No one edits as good as us so it takes a bit more time. It’s dropping tomorrow and we’re dropping 2 a week from here on out jfc weirdo
Buntaro sucks
Samurai were the cops of feudal Japan. Domestic violence and all..
Shogun is so goddamn good lol Can't wait for more! Great reaction everyone!