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Which son of John Adam is standing next to John Adam in this video?

Alltime favorite scene in the series.

Talk is cheap. Never helps

Thank you John.

Ceanothus?

I had a counselor in Junior High, last name Adams with ancestry back to John and Abigail,. My counselor looked similar to the paintings of John. Years later I had a co-worker who looked familiar as well, she also had ancestry back to them and looked very much like Abigail.

John Adams should certainly have been pleased with the life he'd lead. When I turned 41, I said to myself "At my age John Adams had founded an entire COUNTRY!".

Paul Giamatti is an incredible actor, hes not under rated at all, we all know it

Many correctly point out the historical inaccuracies in this series, but I don't believe any program could have done a better job portraying these amazing people and their times. In that, at least, it is brilliant.

Rejoice, evermore! Delight in the mundane

I like to destroy plants. Makes me feel powerful

What an incredibly moving scene

Code talker...?

Rejoice evermore.. For in sixty years or so this country will be engulfed in civil war, because some people say they have a god given right to own other people as property.

He's a true worshiper of Nature's God.

Each of us has that same ability to stop...and genuinely marvel at the complexity and beauty of the life that surrounds us. And those who are forever curious can easily, and silently, let an hour or two slip by simply pondering the fact that we're here at all. And we're fully aware that we're here....though we can't say exactly where our next thought comes from. It's a sweet old world.

They new of the Milky Way?

I go back to this show every few years. It's brilliant. Absolutely beautiful.

"Rejoice evermore" I can't with the way he said that 💀 (1:54)

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A scene --- and words --- I come back to.

What year does this take place?

Every scene in this movie is delicious.

volume on max, and the conversation is barely audible...

Jefferson was wary of a fact that did not exist. yet.

Paul Giamatti is a national treasure. Absolutely amazing actor. He should honestly be offered bigger roles in Hollywood.

so sad how old Paul Giamati is getting

It is where the brotherhood becomes a scene😪, I am very motivated by this part of the movie.

he needs to tell that to trump with his cheap fake gold plated crap 😂

“And why are you anxious about clothing? Observe the lilies of the field, how they grow: they do not toil or spin, but I say to you that not even Solomon in all his glory was dressed like one of these. But if God dresses the grass of the field in this way, although it is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, will he not do so much more for you, you of little faith?” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭6:28-30‬ ‭LEB‬‬ This show is a masterpiece. I wish we had more.

Great scene!!

Sinceramente, la escena que siempre se me viene a la mente, a la hora de un nuevo comienzo, un nuevo desafío.. algo esperanzador. Me motiva muchísimo. Gran escena, Gran película, Y gran historia real de vida👍🥳 Bravo 👏👏

Probably the most accurate line in film history.

I know in my heart that's really John Adams.

This series changed my life, not even kidding one shred. I was very nearly the classic nihilist before it, but after it, and specifically the final episode, I began to think like John Adams here. It was a gradual change, but I just care so much more about the mundane, small things than I used to. A tree is a masterpiece and a universe is a boring blank sheet. That universe matters too, but I am small. I cannot see that universe. The grove of trees in my yard, that I can see, I can impact, and turn into a lovely park for my family and dogs. I love the mundane, and if that makes me boring so be it. I am no Darwin, no Cassius, no Voltaire. I COULD if I wanted to be, anyone can be, but I love these small things. I can always work to improve myself, and I do, life is a slow process. But enjoying the mundane in my 20s rather than in my old age like John Adams gives me hope that I'll have the time and the ability to truly make myself and my loved ones happy! Rejoice Forevermore!!!!!!

Wildflowers are my favorite....... Not those in the greenhouse.

Brilliant and flawless acting!

just a guy and his kid, taking a walk in a field in Massachusetts one afternoon. wow.l what truly inspiring drama. one of the best scenes, and it does not remotely involve any major historical events of any sort. very well done indeed!!

If you can't hear it it's not worth watching

Rejoice evermore, indeed.

I'm not very religious but I can understand the deep conviction of those who are without scorning their beliefs. The privilege of being makes a pretty strong case.

Rejoice in the Created....the creative force itself is forever unfathomable !!!!

Feels like this should be a side story in the lord of the rings

goin down the only road I ever known. and he's a boxer that is so awesome. as if the fight is all or nothing

Cockney wankers

For context, I believe the next scene or just a couple more is when he’s on his death bed. The beauty of this scene for me is the zeal for life he has just before death. It’s almost as if his spirit/body/mind or whatever you call it gave him one last chance to rejoice and feel triumphant, and simply enjoy being alive and taking in even the most mundane of objects like a shrub. He saw the beauty of breathing one moment to the next.

The actor who played Neary is an italian guy from Worcester. You can hear his Massachusetts accent pouring through.

I really wish he would abide by Covid protocols.

Magnificent scene.