DECKER: Port Of Call: Hawaii - Episode 9 | Decker | Adult Swim

[@bibowski]

Best episode so far. I especially like how they used half of it to explain what happened in the previous episode... including the flashback again. It's so difficult to keep track of the plot sometimes, but thanks to this, I am fairly certain I know what's going on.

[@akf2000]

Dan John being fairly certain of what's going on is the best anyone can ask for

[@mikedonavan]

such a garbeg show...i only watch cause of abdul the enrgy vampire

[@cascadeSC]

That last zoom in on Lanoi really gave me the chills, I just don't trust that guy despite being Deckers oldest and closest friend

[@robertwilliams761]

cascadeSC You're right. I totally trusted Lanoi, but I can't believe he would say those things about Decker, a true American patriot. Decker keeps saying Lanoi is the only person he can trust on the island, but I'm just not so sure anymore. Is Decker wrong, or is this just one big ruse by Decker, all the while knowing Lanoi can't actually be trusted?

[@scottb4104]

Robert Williams I KNOW RIGHT??.. my head hurts

[@PatrickBateman1987]

racist

[@gwim4430]

I'm starting to feel that Lanoi may secretly be the leader of the terrorist group. (Or at the very least be connected to them in some way) He seems nervous and was even testing Kingtons loyalty to Decker. I hope I'm wrong but I have a bad feeling about Lanoi. Lets just hope the nervousness coming from Lanoi is him just worrying about Deckers safety because as we all know Decker is Americas last and only hope.

[@zachariahshort6546]

So sad to see #Decker betrayed by his oldest and closest friend!

[@samreid9106]

Traditionally only one track of music is played over a sequence in film. Here, Heidecker does something new with the art form and layers two different tracks over one another creating an enticing experience that put me not just on the edge of my seat, but on the floor. Genius and truly revolutionary filmmaking.

[@FlyingOverTr0ut]

Having the opening theme music playing underneath the somber, patriotic music and then the music used when Decker goes to Central Park to stop Abdul from blowing it up is a really layered, textured decision when it comes to sound in movies. Great decision, it really throws the audience off balance from their expectations and walks a very fine line that only someone who understands movies as well as T. Heidecker can do and get away with. I'm going to give this one five bags and two editions of Garage Band.

[@mistageeza3]

***** also great usage of centrifugal force throwing that nuclear bomb out of harms way

[@Boccaccio1811]

+FlyingOverTr0ut - it really does add a unique flair when you have 2 completely separate soundtracks playing at the same time

[@rabelojorge1]

Honestly, Gregg has been a breakout star in this one, but James Mane has constructed the character of Lanoi with such nuance and sensitivity... His eyes, his body language, his tone of voice, all show a profoundly conflicted man, divided by what he thinks is a bigger ideal and his lifelong friendship with Jack Decker. He wonders: am i doing the right thing? Is this the sacrifice i have to make? Will i bear the consequences? Man, really touching performance... Id love to see Gregg win the Oscar, but James takes this one.

[@operationstayalive]

Yes, Mane has been so good, it's like he's not even acting, lost in character. I wonder if the real life James Mane owns his own bar too (??), haha just kidding.

[@ookie4179]

Hosta Mahogey i heard rumors that he was in character 24-7 on set and even snapped at a camera man during filming because his cell phone rang during a take.... This is method acting at its finest, i would expect nothing less from this all star cast.

[@alistairpage-mcgill2723]

he certainly deserved the Oscar for best Lanoi Arnold

[@AceKulpster]

"Deck... What do you think... Hey, I was just thinking while I was taking a sh*t. What is the thi... What does Hawaii remind you of?"

[@skibbz0r]

Hawa.. uh, Vietnam.

[@CrowClouds]

I think Tim's choice to make Decker's character a mixture of Steve Brule and Tommy Wisseau is really smart and fun

[@Stoate]

enchantrand-esque with a bit of daxflame thrown in

[@avisco01]

enchantrand-esque You can't go wrong when you emulate the best.

[@Stoate]

Anthony Visco exactly!

[@anajay78]

You can tell Decker is super smart,

[@xian3001]

Loving that this episode is more than half old footage. It's a pattern that's been developing throughout this season. It gives us, the fans, the chance to enjoy our favorite moments from previous episodes.

[@Saschatube]

Klingleston telling the story of how Decker saved Central Park and America made me feel like I was there again. Five-bag performance that gave me chills and I'll throw in two oscars for Best Acting by a Man and Best Dressed.

[@Aginor27]

Wow. Simply wow. There's been some great episodes of DECKER this season, but I have to say, this one takes the cake (or coconut LOL!) To continue from a flashback in the last episode, and remind all of us loyal DECKER viewers of how great an American he truly is was simply inspiring. I'll admit, I had my doubts about DECKER given some of his behaviour this season, but being reminded of that truly Patriotic and magnificent display from last season brought me back around. DECKER truly makes me hope that one day, a simple Canadian like me can move to a country as great and peaceful as the USA! I wonder what movies Kington has in his collection! Too bad they can't just watch season 1 of DECKER for training!

[@Aginor27]

***** Topical! Or should I say Tropical. See because Decker season 2 is set in Haw-

[@sethmweber]

I was so relieved when Decker revealed he's trained in jungle girl warfare. Great episode.

[@terra_h4429]

*guerrilla

[@terra_h4429]

KashiwaDaisuke damn. i love method acting, man.

[@neonfroot]

Yes. Seduce the males with erotic jungle girl dancing and then decapitate them with sharp wire when they wrap their bodies around you

[@velvetsmog]

The recap of the previous episode where they flashback to a prior season’s episode’s cliffhanger is the type of cinematic genius I expect from Decker. Bravo!

[@bradrikee5823]

I love this comment. I give it 6 bags of popcorn and 2 glasses of cold soda. Cups.

[@MisterNiles]

James Mane's acting is sublime in this series. I was going to comment on the last episode, but youtube's autoplay was too quick for me. Thank god for recaps.

[@gerudokupo2225]

Big fan of the "Flashback Episode" Concept, but it was the new footage that really blew me away in this episode.

[@BurtSampson]

Phew! The suspense from the cliffhanger at the end of the last episode where they used the last episode from the first season that we knew the outcome of was killing me. Really glad to find out how that whole thing turned out!

[@jacksonwilliams8971]

Abdul’s battle cry at 1:46 gave me the chills. Glad an American hero like Decker is on the job keeping our precious country safe

[@tayloreh]

What a gripping flashback. It was like I got to see Decker Season 1 all over again. Thank you, Decker Season 2.

[@shnoogums1]

Half way through the episode and I’m still watching a clip from last season

[@BACCHUS777]

The most thrilling episode yet, was great to experience Decker Season 1 finale again.

[@MichaelWalshCT]

I wonder what great tapes Decker and Klington will watch together.

[@clarenceworley1407]

***** Probably "Born on the Fourth of July" or "Platoon".

[@jordanrioscreations]

***** The Green Berets starring John Wayne.

[@Pariahterra]

Vietnam era...hmm....I would go with M.A.S.H staring Elliott Gould.

[@stevebrule6172]

Ernest scared stupid, vietnam stories

[@grvonny]

good morning Vietnam

[@philpyung4831]

It's brilliant. A flawless production from beginning to end. I love Tim Heidecker.

[@enjoi0555]

The writing in this show is astounding. I think we have a Oscar pick on our hands!

[@FlickFanatics]

I'm actually beginning to get angry that decker was overlooked at oscar. Keep up the amazing work team decker! #wakeupacademy #nextyear #dinks

[@erikbertilsson]

not a lot of story progression in this ep but it's still one of best tv shows thats ever been on air premium cable

[@d.b.scoville]

Putting to be continued in the previously on section is a bold choice

[@Whimzy74]

These transitions are almost seamless. Truly some of the best work I've seen and this series is easily very professional

[@ThePottsy1972]

2:54 "Hey, I was just thinking ..." The dialog on this is truely Oscar-worthy.

[@akf2000]

[02:47] is the absolute pinacle of Decker acting, truly deserving of an On Cinema Best Acting award or failing that Oscar.

[@headingtothemovies0079]

Is the actor playing Lanoi improvising the whole time? Seems like he is. Dude is talented as hell.

[@sevewone]

2:44 - single handily the best acting scene I have ever witnessed in my whole life . Wow

[@jorgepizarro8828]

that thinkstock watermark just got me. best episode of decker.

[@waiseng108]

Its a good thing for the recap to the flashback from last season to be played a couple of times to keep us up to speed as to just what the heck is going on.

[@Stoate]

now this is economic storytelling

[@realQuestion]

Rather than resting on its laurels, DECKER has really pushed itself this season, with exotic locations-and a creative direction to match. Tim Heidecker’s highly naturalistic acting style somehow manages to make his line delivery seem almost completely unrehearsed, grounding the performance and allowing the audience to identify with even a super-operative like Jack Decker. Don’t be surprised if the next generation of Hollywood movies follow suit.

[@TheFirefox]

Employing the technique of a flashback in a flashback was clever. Clearly a nod to Inception and the works of Christopher Nolan. You can see the influence of Gregg Turkington’s film buffery all over the writing.

[@salalkk]

Delivering his lines seems to cause Tim actual physical pain.

[@unbound42]

i had too many egg for breakfast

[@PandasUncle]

ya right. i bet u stole them.

[@billyshearer1]

There is a raw honesty in Tim’s delivery. I think he has saw some stuff.

[@velvetsmog]

Do you think Decker was listening or actually taking a shit? He’s such a good spy I bet he was doing both.

[@chrisjensen4933]

This is what is known as a "Bottle" episode. Every series has at least one, wherein a cheap episode is created, short on effects or locations, as a way to save money for later episodes. This is good news and bodes well for an amazing finish! More on Bottle Episodes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottle_episode

[@Flippy]

i have a feeling that the brown guy is the undercover terrorist #plot

[@ogdemigod]

welcome to the first episode.. its been obvious as fuck

[@Flippy]

this is the 9th episode

[@EnbySaiyan]

Flippy Babe, you took the words right outta my mouth.

[@BloodoperaBlackvomit]

OMG HOW CAN YOU SAY BROWN GUY? ITS CLEARLY KLINGSTON THATS THE DOUBLE AGENT!! NO WAY THE BROWN GUY IS THE BEST FRIEND OF DECKERS FOR THE LONGEST OF TIMES!! TAKE BACK YOUR WORDS, FIEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Atombombmother]

I"M SO FUCKING SICK AND TIRED of these raccist trolls ruining these episodes. Just watch the episode and enjoy. Don't judge others Obviously Kingston is the terrorist.

[@DoADipset]

There’s been some rumors of Grammy chatter for Heidecker’s song “Our Values Are Under Attack,” I’m hoping he wins that thing! It’s a great tune, and it’s been popping into my head a lot. I’d like to hear some covers of that one!

[@knifetoucher]

I like how there's a popcorn maker in a bar in Hawaii.

[@nimajneb02]

Man. So much happened in this episode! I need to sit down. Decker season 2 is getting spicy!

[@AlexVanDover]

Heidecker = Decker Turkington = Kington O.o

[@harryabernathy1767]

***** But Estevez = Davidson? Your theory makes no sense.

[@AlexVanDover]

Harry Abernathy ah, but think about this. Estevez has 7 letters, Davidson has 8. 7+8=15. The 15th letter of the alphabet is O. Remove the O in Davidson, it is now Davidsn. 7 letters. Remove the 7th letter of Estevez, it is now Esteve. Esteve is a Catalan international pharmaceutical company headquartered in Barcelona. Barcelona is the setting of the 2004 film "The Machinist", which, according to the On Cinema App, got 5 bags of popcorn. Christian Bale, who starred in " The Machinist", interviewed Charlie Sheen, who is Joe Estevez's nephew. Therefore, Estevez DOES in fact = Davidson. Only a true CIAgent top code breaker can find these truths.

[@lowlypeasant]

wow, how did I not notice that. Well done.

[@Pariahterra]

You're some kind of, "master of codes"

[@buzinaocara]

***** Gee, I can't believe you actually had to explain that one. I mean, I thought Decker fans were true film buffs.

[@clarenceworley1407]

I give this 5 bags of popcorn and two bags of soda. Also, throw in a case of plastic toy soldiers that you can use to create a visual representation of the Vietnam war in a way that a younger child would be able to understand.

[@thomasb7347]

This aged like milk now that decker worked with the taliban to fight dracula

[@ValiantPixel]

That never happened. Dracula clearly says “I’ve never met a president before” in later Decker works. At least that’s what I would say if I was a Timhead, which I am not. Gregg is the certified “King of Films”.

[@hughjanus3798]

Great episode. I'm on the edge of my seat. I forgot Decker is a southpaw!

[@IWestexI]

If you notice, at the beginning they overlap two unrelated background songs. It's subtle but irritating. The small things like this is what makes Tim Heidecker a comedic genius.

[@alex8ge8]

Love how every episode is PACKED with content.

[@kevinnashiscool1]

“Decker would NEVER work with the enemy” - gregg in DECKER: POC: H DvD: has Decker working with the enemy. 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

[@TheTerp97]

The music for this show GOES HARD!!!! Sometimes i play the whole show through my earbuds just for the music

[@xwinger15]

Oh man, Lanoi Arnold, such an incredible performance. He's a classic 5 bagger. And 5 tubs of gummy bears too.

[@CorghVosc]

best show ever. I crack up every episode.

[@BrianBattles]

If you look carefully at Donker's expression when he gets back to the bar with Kringle, it looks like he didn't get all the poopy all the way out in the baffroom.

[@Mineav]

3:30 - Damn, that was a tense moment.

[@ToddGoldfinger]

Stellar performances all across the board.

[@johnulcer]

I look forward to getting home from work every day just to watch DECKER.

[@djclawson]

This is like the third time they've played the clip where Mark says, "Blessed are you, America" in Hebrew. Someone barely remembers their bar mitzvah lesson material.

[@brandoncyoung]

Great clip show episode

[@brilliantshane]

Really great ensemble cast this year. They should win at oscar for the cast

[@DaddyMorphosis]

Great to see the host of the number one podcast in the world watching the greatest movie ever made

[@LemonTree9280]

Jungle warfare equals 3 eps of ziplining

[@douglasquaid]

Decker: Hey I was just thinking while I was taking a shit. What is the th- What is Hawaii remind you of? Turkington: Movies? Decker: Wrong Hawa- Vietnam.

[@danseth5775]

"Decker would never collaborate with the enemy like that, that doesn't make any sense, you are 100% wrong. " that line kills me

[@robmckennie4203]

One of the things on the menu in the bar was "coldcock"

[@bogo1992]

Decker's unfettered patriotism is the inspiration I need to get through the day.

[@sjkellyton]

classic 5-bagger of an episode

[@goldstarforrobotboy1689]

Decker was upset earlier about Klington wasting time with his tapes...now however it looks like Kingsman's tapes are going to help teach our agents how to plan an attack against the terrorist.

[@basilechatelain965]

the sound design....THE SOUND DESIGN !

[@Lincolnlogsoff]

"Hey I was just thinking while I was takin a shit" fucking lol'd

[@freddies9582]

i wonder if the references to gregg's film archive are some of the sequences he helped write

[@mattthompson9395]

"Fine"

[@TubinHard00]

1. Decker looked like he was still shitting while explaining hawa...vietnam...vietkong warfare. Or decker is getting soft on us and doesn't like getting violent anymore. And 2 two too, This is Klingsstons best day of his life, he just convinced Agent Decker(no record label) to go watch movies with him! Can't wait for the next episode!

[@TommyTakeover]

Lanoi seems like a pretty cool guy

[@bokopoko3246]

"........................fine.....let's go" Greatest line in movie history.

[@aaronsnyder5989]

Pretty intense cliff hanger...right before they're about to watch a bunch of movies.

[@AltruisticAlbatross]

Top-notch sound design.

[@2030peter]

I want to try the "Coldcock" cocktail.....

[@thewakz]

Out of all the episodes, this was the least scary. Maybe a 2 on the scary level. Very glad. Maybe I can finally get some sleep tonight.

[@parentstheband]

great episode

[@travisanderson4190]

"Hey I was just thinking while taking a shit"

[@markd8915]

LESS FLASHBACKS MORE NEW CONTENT - C'MON DECKSTER

[@the0point]

More bars should serve small popcorn.

[@Cakeries]

lanoi arnold is UP TO SOMETHING

[@CodyFancyPants]

Now that Decker's taken a proper shit he can get back to saving President Davidson.

[@ssky]

All that happened in this episode is Decker coming back from the loo

[@rabelojorge1]

that close up on Lanoi's face at the end... something is wrong about him.

[@asdfghjkl9260]

half of this episode was a rerun of a previous episode???????

[@NoWittyNamesLeft]

Don't be so ungrateful. Tim's providing you with FREE content. This is not some communist penny parade where you can go and order a dozen 3 hour long locally made films for a handful of wheat. He puts his sweat and tears into this show and it's one of the highest quality productions I've ever seen. You should be happy you got to see 2 episodes in one, rather than focusing on your own greed!

[@supmandude]

Correction: It was a flashback given to us by Kington. I was on the edge of my seat wondering how accurately Kington would remember the event.

[@daugbret]

Correction: Half of this episode was a rerun of a previous episode! Awesome!

[@asdfghjkl9260]

supmandude False Kingston was never there??????????

[@PandasUncle]

asdfghjkl9260 The episodes are that good that I don't mind watching them again.

[@miaouew]

Abdool was alive the hole time!

[@stephen-krewson]

did LaNoi try to slip something in Decker's drink? also: who was that femme fatale walking in the background. Decker better watch his pep-pep since this local cuisine might give him a bad case of food poisoning.

[@avisco01]

That Lenoi is up to something.

[@BeyondBlueBallsPodcast]

I started watching Decker on the 11th episode of season 2 and watched it backwards, its just like nolans masterpiece Memento its gearing up to be a definite 5 bager well see how it ends or should i say begins....

[@markjulian]

Thats a solid idea, the Vietnam movies will be full of ideas.

[@AlexVanDover]

3:56 "$5 Coldcock"

[@Callidrad]

Kington is really pushing to watch movies at his place; perhaps he has an attraction to Decker?

[@cavebum5503]

Why is Lanoi acting so suspicious now? Decker is his best friend on the i-island and he says he trusts him. I'm starting to think he's jealous that Kington invited Decker back to his house to watch movies.

[@suprememillipede4713]

3:32 That is a face of disgust

[@Dazen101]

This show is too intense for me.

[@Jykasdf]

damn, the tension thicker than german guard dogs

[@nickwoolgar]

Decker never got his steak, rare!