LOVECRAFT COUNTRY Episode 9 Breakdown, Theories, and Details You Missed!

[@ThinkStory]

🎃🎃 Only 1 more episode of Lovecraft left! 🎃🎃 If you liked this video check out my Watchmen Breakdowns: y2u.be/mIIKLfLQebE Lovecraft Country Breakdowns: y2u.be/k0J8wLNCR-4

[@tituss559]

You jumped around way too much. Montrose was already in the building waiting when leto was walking back through the flames.

[@focalmatic]

What are we going to do when this ends??? It’s been sublime!!

[@jjcameron0096]

Love your videos and this was the best episode yet

[@jjcameron0096]

kagsgirl ohhh so what spell was supposed to be made than

[@KennedyMKool]

Hey; I luv uuuuu! Cover Warrior on Stars! 🙏!!!!

[@Beatrix_Ditto]

Think Story, you did a PHENOMENAL job researching historical references, and facts. This significantly honors Black Americans. Emphatically, thank you.

[@miyu1960]

Seeing the Tulsa massacre depicted was so heart breaking but I felt like it needed to be seen because a lot of people don’t know about it. I love this show so much cause it doesn’t shy away from the real life horror that is racism. I’m also in love with the fact that we finally get a black family involved with sci-fi. I just hope they all make it to the end

[@VeganRashad]

I feel the exact same way! Never seen scifi 50's black folk and I love it.

[@fonzarelly3154]

I wanna see Emmy’s and Grammy’s

[@jmid6358]

when they mentioned the Tulsa massacre, I was a little confused because I only heard about it once and it was in the Watchmen series. Until now, I thought it was an invention from the Watchmen universe, an alternate reality where this happened. but apparently it's the kind of history you don't learn anywhere like it's not even worth mentioning like it didn't have any meaning. that's what happen when a country is run by only old white men.

[@ksjackson4718]

Yeah me too. I just finished watching it and it made me cry seeing that live and in color especially since it’s another thing that they want say didn’t happen the way we know it happened

[@shekinahgloryharrell]

This show would reach other nationalities if they put the Adam & his daughter on the cover of the show and in the trailer

[@cookingwitchefzayy8830]

I cried watching this episode especially when he was watching Tulsa burn and him talking about the real people in the massacre also if anyone is interested look up red summer tulsa wasnt the only massacre and its very informative and no talks about it!!!!

[@grandmapurple55purple82]

Me to

[@staciw454]

www.nationalgeographic.com/history/2020/06/remembering-red-summer-white-mobs-massacred-blacks-tulsa-dc/

[@jon_ovo3653]

@M Raheem it really does

[@b.goddess1940]

I’m from Tulsa and it’s Oklahoma’s best kept secret. This is very traumatic to watch

[@cookingwitchefzayy8830]

@@b.goddess1940 that's a shame foreal we need to give it all the attention I'm sorry

[@colesmith8117]

I noticed that Letti was wearing a red dress in the fire just like in the dream both her and Atticus shared where they were in the burning house in episode three.

[@BenefitsofBravery]

Oh shit

[@TangoNevada]

So is Leti Invulnerable herself, or anything she is in contact with? I understand why she didn't burn, but why didn't her dress burn, why didn't the book of names burn? If it's because they were attached to Leti at the time, than the Great Grandmother should not have burned either. It's either that, or this show is total fiction.

[@Earendilgrey]

@@TangoNevada If you notice the Great Grandma's hand/arm didn't catch fire fully until Leti let go of her hand and then it caught. Maybe some of her spell rubbed off a little while they were touching.

[@yseson_]

The reason why she couldn't see the book is because she had it

[@TheUltimateWriterNZ]

@@yseson_ woooooooooooah

[@MrGarycharters]

This has been a great show, and have enjoyed your recaps. Also enjoy the history /context that you add to these. Please keep doing this.

[@murdercollective]

Fax i love how he always disclaims he not fully educated about the racisl history and context yet he talks about it more than most breakdowns I've seen

[@bruceleroy1187]

I suggest also looking at black channel reviews

[@lavishmisfittink3214]

Check out his older videos I love his reviews

[@MONET8iAM]

Tom walker I think he started to make the effort to take research more seriously because I noticed that a lot of people were complaining. He’s always been a great at these though, I was excited to see him do Lovecraft.

[@pgbear]

Totally agree with comment made by gaz south. He clearly does a ton of research and he points out things that I would never have noticed or understood the historical significance of.

[@MsGiselle05]

“Ku Klucking at the courthouse” 😂😂🤣

[@Juiceharlot]

The way I screamed' 😂😂😂

[@theyokoexperience.]

😭😭🤣🤣😂😂😂 indeed they were

[@KelNelisSwell]

Til this very day in different ways

[@ShirleyitsJohn]

I'll shamelessly admit this episode had me balling hard. Seeing the horror of the portrayal and then realizing that the actual event must have been monumentally more horrifying for the residents of tulsa really hit me deep. This is one of those shows that's really going to stick in my head for a long time after it's conclusion.

[@ashtaylor7646]

Don't be shame me too

[@Melpsy]

Me too. I sobbed my eyes out

[@clash5j]

Leti was doing some "Mother of Dragons" stuff casually walking through the fire. Yes, I have seen the comments that she was a bit TOO leisurely as she strolled back to portal while Hippolyta was frothing at the mouth and in seemingly great pain

[@NessysSanctuary]

lol I was screaming at the TV at the same time my brain is going wow the way she is walking with that look in her eyes like she is holding the future of all those that went before was powerful the whole episode for me was emotionally numbing. hearing about what happened then seeing it takes on a whole new meaning for me. The pain and anguish of generations is in our DNA

[@patrickfalls6819]

What she had just experienced, I understood her walk of pain.

[@pashapasovski5860]

Wow,she wasn't walking fast enough after experiencing a historic carnage!

[@NessysSanctuary]

@@pashapasovski5860 It was the fact that Hipolitus was struggling to keep the portal open my heart was pounding in my neck I understood totally why she was walking slow and with purpose but I don do well with suspense lol

[@pashapasovski5860]

@@NessysSanctuary don't get me wrong, I was yelling my ass off, hahaha

[@TerraEmperor1]

I just don't get why Letti wasn't running. Time was a LITERAL factor

[@olijahanderson47]

She literally just witnessed an entire black family burned to death especially one right infront of her face....thats a lot to be traumatized about when they dying and your invincible

[@TerraEmperor1]

@@olijahanderson47 I'm not doubting the impact or the weight of truma she's facing. I'm saying from story telling stand point where there is actual timer going they could had her at least going from a tragedy walk to a determined run and put the whole thing in slow motion.

[@youwatch2muchtv]

@@olijahanderson47 Ok but she knew the portal was timed. And she didn't look traumatized in the events leading up to going in the portal when she was going down the road.

[@TrueGamer22887]

youwatch2muchtv there is not once a mention of leti or any of them being told the portal is timed, which is why it was so surprising when it was opening and closing. The only time factors were working around the events of the past to get the book before the house burned down.

[@TerraEmperor1]

@@TrueGamer22887 Hippolyta said after she opened the portal to hurry she can't do it for long. So while not direct time limit is given there is still a since of urgency that needed to be taken

[@julius-stark]

I've been very critical of the show but I really liked the way this episode went, although I wish someone had yelled at Leti for taking her time to return to the hotel when Hippolyta is basically pooping herself to keep the portal open.

[@brittneyjones1006]

why do you say you have been very hypocritical of the show?

[@isham2044]

Time works differently for those who enters through the portal. Hippolyta whole entire journey at Earth 504 was a week long until she came back this episode. So what felt like minutes of Leti walking, it was probably just seconds for Hippolyta. And we got to see Hippolyta in her blue hair so the wait was worth LOL

[@julius-stark]

@@brittneyjones1006 every time Hollywood makes a show/movie with black people it seems to always be about racism, like that's the only stories they can tell with black people. The fact this show was mixing horror and sci-fi gave me a lot of hope it would be about those elements and not hinge so heavily on racism but it does and it kind of takes me out of enjoying it a lot of the time. I like that they make a lot of historical references and try to weave them into the story to justify it, but it just wears me down after a while. Luke Cage was probably the last show I saw that tackled social issues without beating you over the head with it as well as being entertaining but it's rare.

[@TiffLane]

@@julius-stark Well racism was black people's reality during that time. Should we pretend it didn't happen?

[@gravitygray3949]

What does everyone think about the time traveling

[@enjolihenigan5546]

I've always watched your reviews because I love the comedic spin you put on them. So to see that you were reviewing this show surprised me. I can honestly say that I appreciate the thought you put into it and the consideration of anything you may not recite perfectly. Most reviewers shy away from this type of show, but of course that isn't your style.

[@MsFated]

This whole episode was just WOW. I was so invested and felt heartbroken for some these main characters. Like damn

[@Earendilgrey]

The dress Leti ends up wearing in this episode is the same one she had on in the dream she had about chasing Hannah through the burning house and getting caught in the flames herself.

[@philgonz4438]

By far the best recaps here. Thanks for the deep dive on the Tulsa massacre!

[@neisha31705]

This show makes my blood pressure high 😩

[@sunnyshonte5367]

It literally does I almost had to panic attacks as well my heart was beating so fast but it was such a good show lol

[@enitraward3342]

The Malcolm X reference...Yes! Love it! Lovecraft Country has so many subtle reference to black history! Misha Green is an awesome writer!

[@scoob1551]

This episode was all over the place. Had me tearing up at one point and then eye rolling at the end.

[@TheMrpoet]

Great breakdown, there is value in studying black history. You don't know where you're going unless you know where you've been. I felt the raw emotions as Tusla burn to the ground. I kept thinking about how much hatred a person must have to act so violently as to commit these types of crimes against humanity. That scene was very frightening. My hats off to Lovecraft Country, some of the best that television has to offer.

[@breskiboo]

I had a feeling that Christina knew Lettie was lying when she told her the sheriff had died. But it solidified she knew the truth when she walked into his office. So she could have made him help Diana rid the curse but didn’t because she wanted Atticus to promise to sacrifice himself!

[@DMW4]

How was Leti lying?😂 She didn’t know Lancaster was using black bodies to regenerate

[@cashmoneychanel1209]

@@DMW4 they lied about the “gas leak” blow up

[@DMW4]

@@cashmoneychanel1209 you said she lied about the sheriff being dead

[@muvaofpearl]

@@DMW4 She did. She went to watch him die *after* they asked her. And by the casualness of her appearance and insuring William was the one to watch, everything happened the way she knew it would.

[@DMW4]

@@muvaofpearl my point was - Leti wasn’t lying about believing Lancaster was dead

[@me0on0utube]

Wow! Surprised you made that Leti and Malcolm X connection. I Am Impressed

[@alexxolo]

This episode was by far, their best... I'm enjoying these reviews

[@edjacksonindc]

Another great, informative video! I really appreciate the way you talk about the poets, authors, and musicians included in each episode. You deserve a Streamy for these videos!

[@dontesewhite]

Hey everyone just make sure you have a good day and keep your head up 👍

[@Carmen101510]

Christina said her plan had been meticulously planned out. I’m pretty sure she knew they would go back and get the book. I’m also sure that’s why she did a “band aid” fix for Dee. So they would get the book. Letti walking in slow mo is probably out of shock and sheer exhaustion. She’ll never be the same. She watch someone burn to death and walked through the most violent, hatful thing she has seen and couldn’t do anything. Fear, rage, focus, shock, trauma and restraint walking down the street. I’m pretty sure she wasn’t in her right mind. Her first initial shock when she was shot, I don’t think she was in her right mind then either. She was terrified. And if she was overthinking, she probably wasn’t sure if the spell from the future would work in the past.

[@KPJ4501]

Does anyone recognize the fact tic was always protected by Christina? Remember from the first episode in the woods and the monsters came when the cops were going to kill them? Christina needs tic for the ritual so he was always protected. That spell she gave him was a dud I believe. Think about it.

[@tarrell7073]

This episode was absolutely the best!! Wow, visually seeing the history portrayed with the storyline was powerful!!

[@fitzsimmons6064]

Montrose and Tic watching Montroses beating by his father in the past reminds of a similar scene in Runaways with the character of Chase and his father.

[@alphzy9221]

The monster that protected Tic and Leti was one he and his father conjured up with the spell to protect Tic. Remember they thought it didn't work. Well it worked. I would not be surprised if it appears when Christina is trying to sacrifice Tic for immortality.

[@debrajenkins5390]

Exactly.

[@rockysmith1397]

I think it's important to note that Montrose mentions to Tic that Dora was wrong. That George actually did more to help Montrose than anyone else. Also, no Harry Potter references with Tic and the baseball bat?? Prisoner of Azkaban and the patronus! Was hoping for a super saiyan reference with Hippolyta too 😄

[@lavishmisfittink3214]

U got a super Saigon when her hair turned blue and she was the motherboard

[@idgafjuslisten]

Lmfaoooo definitely thought of both

[@rkms5606]

Black history, excellence and legacy... Jackie Robinson is the baseball reference as a Black man and cultural hero.

[@TheUltimateWriterNZ]

LOL exactly what we said watching it :D It was so good!

[@theyokoexperience.]

Harry Potter was the first thing I thought of when Montrose said some stranger came to save them 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@reneeallday5026]

Love your breakdowns, they're so thorough and informative. I wish you could breakdown every show I watch. Oh and you had me rolling with "klu klucking" 😂

[@vangogh589]

Always worth the wait. Excellent assessment of the events of the episode.

[@doro626]

My question now regarding Christine is when she went to Lancaster to gloat, could she have taken some of his blood and used it to make a counter spell to help Dee? I know she wanted the book of names in any case. I have so many questions about the Christine character. Maybe the book will answer them.

[@RatchetHR]

Thanks for your opening . It means a lot!

[@grandmapurple55purple82]

Freaking awesome they all need Oscars for acting and special effects

[@YouMightEnJoiThis]

Thank you for getting me through another show. (Watchmen and the boyz) you are greatly appreciated.

[@Munch_Gotti]

This episode was SOMETHING ELSE!!!

[@NessysSanctuary]

I know you are stuck with time restraints but the most powerful part you missed out. The choice the grandmother had to save her family or to save the future, and that Leti stayed with her and we watch her burn alive. Grandma's state meant when her great great grandchild is born will be her faith become flesh. I lost it

[@azariafo01]

yess omg this part had me tearing up!

[@NessysSanctuary]

@E L Farrar I know, Her line is the one that kinda haunts me not in a bad way, when she said ...and when my great great grandson is born it will be my faith become flesh. sends shivers down my spine

[@ChrisGFields]

Bro your breakdowns are amazing

[@Jahsizzl9]

Love watching you talk about this show

[@briannaj411]

I look forward to your explanations every week! :)

[@Dmbm789]

I love your channel man and this show is amazing I always come rushing to your channel after watching the episodes !

[@heatherlane3573]

So the woman we see running out of the burning house with a book in prior episodes was foreshadowing for episode 9?

[@JaeSanti]

The woman who ran out of the house is Atticus’s ancestor Hannah. She took the book from Titus Braithwhite while she was pregnant with his child as his house burned down and it was in Atticus’s family until is was burned in Tulsa. Leti’s dream foreshadowed episode 9 probably because both Hannah and Leti are/were pregnant with direct descendants of Titus Braithwhite.

[@heatherlane3573]

@@JaeSanti got it. Thank you

[@VeganRashad]

Deep right!!!

[@heatherlane3573]

@@VeganRashad very. I love this show.

[@blakberi]

The requiem at the end was hauntingly beautiful. Now I know why Shazam couldn't identify it

[@kemigyrl1]

Great recap and context.

[@QuirkyShiny]

In the first episode whenever they escaped the Shoggoths only Tic remembered them, remember? So that'll be why there's a gas leak story. And it looks like the 'dream' Tic and Leti keep having about his ancestor in the burning mansion is a time they might travel to (can't wait to hear what she's trying to tell them) I think it was also a pretty clear indicator that Christina's evil (in case you weren't absolutely certain) when she visited the Sheriff's office to gloat rather than asking him to remove the curse on Dee - if she'd cared she could've offered to remove the spell preventing his healing - and she obviously knew he was still alive, if only for a short time. This episode was an emotional one, I cried a few times during the Tulsa Massacre scenes, Montrose's pain at reliving it all, and I wept into my hot chocolate at the scene where Leti stays with the grandmother while she resigns herself to burning to death. Especially the line about her grandson being her 'faith made real'. OMG my heart. This is an amazing series. Can't wait to see the next episode. Thanks for the amazing rundowns/things you missed etc.

[@mariabetancourt6797]

I love the way you explain everything.....the best

[@clash5j]

So, is Ruby truly in love? She doesn't seem to give a crap about Atticus, just as long as Christina doesn't hurt Leti

[@TangoNevada]

Well, that scene clearly confirms she cares more about her Sister than Atticus.

[@Angel-cb6zs]

Why wouldn't she care more about her sister? That's her blood

[@muvaofpearl]

I think she's planning something.

[@dreiaparratt787]

@@muvaofpearl exactly! Ruby is a hussler

[@pashapasovski5860]

@@dreiaparratt787 exactly what I thought, her mom was a hustler and she's is! But I think that Cristina is as well

[@rfrancoi]

Great presentation and analysis.

[@kevinhenderson5928]

Montrose not being Atticus' father had no relevance to him being able to help Dee. He was her closest relative as he was/is her uncle. We know she is George's daughter. Obviously, if George is also Tic's father, then Tic would be the closest blood relative available.

[@tristanwalters9620]

That’s the relevance, mont stating he isn’t his father is him letting him know that his blood wouldn’t work cuz he isn’t the closest. As you stated Tic is

[@kevinhenderson5928]

@@tristanwalters9620 From the way it was stated, the closer the relation, the better the spell would work. Obviously, they would have preferred Hippolyta. Montrose's blood would still work, just not as effective.

[@lynd7932]

That’s what I thought because technically they are both related to Dee. What does montrose not being Tics dad have to do with it

[@VincoMalus]

Breathtakingly elegant analysis/&dissection📽👑

[@naahmahlamia5653]

Merp

[@picvegita]

I really enjoy your work, glad to send ya a comment, stay safe and thank you (especially during a pandemic!)

[@Needykee]

Really enjoyed your breakdowns 🙏🏾

[@belovedblackking7853]

Think Story you're the absolute BEST !!!! 🙂

[@chocomastertulip2939]

Ji ah would be either the sacrificial lamb in replace for Atikus or she will rescue him from Christina. Just saying..

[@AmyElizabeth78]

She better not rescue sh*t. Tic was an absolute ahole to her. She better be back at home with her ‘mama’

[@GratefulZen]

Excellent, informative recap. Thanks!

[@MADKIDD623BHN]

You described the massacre really accurately...

[@chibaby0306]

This show deserves many disguising awards!!!!!

[@royalgreenlantern]

This show is everything

[@yellacreole]

Loved the recap. I love this show

[@michaelmcalceet]

hey man, love your work. been following you for a while!

[@Bergensape]

I have read many Lovecraft books but this series doesn't show too much of it, at least for now. The things I can think of are that the shaggoths were created by an old race, the "Elder things" an alien race, eventually the shaggoths became too smart for the elder things. The sheriff reminded me of the Reanimator, a scientist that keeps himself alive by using other persons body parts. The search for the pages in the museum reminded me of how the main character of The call of cthulhu travels to different ruins.

[@zamnija9861]

I love you too Daddy. This was very helpful and well spoken! ❤️

[@MADKIDD623BHN]

You described the whole episode really accurately!...

[@laykni]

Leti wasn’t hiding in the freeman home. It was Dora’s families home n

[@k2muts]

Am I the only one who is demanding for a Hippolyta spin-off series? 200years in the timestream is PLEEEEENTY of open creative material to play with. Great review for a truly SUPERB tv series....my goodness the quality standard for this season is set so high that I worry season 2 will fail to match it or it may end on an agonizingly tingling cliff hanger like Watchmen only to have the creator/writer of the show walk away afterwards. Lol.

[@k2muts]

@FarnsworthIII Hippolyta was in the TIMESTREAM time travelling back n forth between futures and the past for 200 YEARS. And returned as a Cyborg.....yet u think she should have any advanced capabilities and knowledge from that experienced? Get serious!

[@nranderson778]

Another awesome review!

[@creerenee]

I love how you break this series down! The history lesson within the show is so amazing! But the mystery sci-fi/ horror part is so confusing and so damn good at the same time I cant help but to keep watching! I love this show!

[@rosestone5091]

Great catch! The Malcolm X / Leti peering out the window with a gun connection.

[@BreanaJhinee]

I wonder if Gia could possibly sleep with “William” and use her tails 🤔

[@mrssuggz]

That is a really good question!!!

[@mattgilbert7347]

Or perhaps restore Atticus. A reversal that would be a sacrifice on her part. She's a wild card.

[@sbwilkinson60]

I think you hit it out of the park with that idea.

[@nkrose8177]

I’ve been thinking the same for weeks

[@number2055]

William is Cristina and Christina is on a mission to become immortal so why would she sleep with Gia?

[@NviGWarren]

Thanks for the recap!! Great review.

[@theyokoexperience.]

This show this show this show!!! I literally cried watching the scene with Leti and Tic’s Great grandmother 😢 I couldn’t imagine knowing I have to die to save my future relatives. This episode ... nah fuck that this whole show is a emotional roller foster and I LOVE IT! They better win so many awards for this show to!

[@chrisdrizzy9721]

Great job covering this episode

[@jayaye2118]

If there's a time loop does that mean that the book of names was always in the future?

[@briagrant672]

Woahh, great observation!!

[@jayaye2118]

@E L Farrar Yeah! Thinking due to the fact that it was always the mysterious stranger that beats up the rioters that maybe the book was always in their present... I wonder why it ticks dad didn't realize that his son was his savior. This stuff does make your head hurt though to think about lol

[@Crispinphillip]

As usual ... well done 🖤🖤

[@schquitagoodwin7549]

Great job!!

[@mlfitness67]

Her walking 🚶‍♂️ through the fire 🔥 was a powerful scene

[@kenantahir]

i really hate Letty! They were in Tulsa working against time... when Hippolyta is getting electricuted and had difficulty keeping the portal open, Letty was casually walking back to the portal as if she was out there taking a leisurely stroll. I was so pissed i nearly shouted at Leticia run god damn it

[@TrueGamer22887]

When did they once say hip could only keep the portal open for a certain amount of time. I’ve seen this comment 100 times and rewatched the ep and it never happens. The only time they worked against was trying to get the book before the events in Tulsa

[@balogungaa2301]

Letty never knew what was going on with hippolyta,plus she just had to convince someone to die a horrible death they could have avoided,plus seeing all this evil and horrible things happening around her, I'm sure anyone would be shells shocked at this point and running to a portal would not be a priority.

[@rkms5606]

Yooo! She just held the hand and stood in the fall of an entire family (2) burning to death. She didn't know that Hippolyta was struggling. She's grieving and traumatized too.

[@yaboyfrresh]

Imagine tryna keep your head straight after seeing so much pointless destruction that you knew about but couldn't stop

[@rogiste1]

Great job -- It was a good recap -- I felt that the Tulsa burning should of went into more detail

[@bouncyshak]

Tic and Ruby aren't close. Ruby is, in fact, closer to Christina, so I wasn't taken aback by how chill Ruby was with him dying. She was campaigning on behalf of Christina and trying to get Lettie to join them, and she rolled her eyes learning Lettie was pregnant with Tic's child. I think there's love between Christina and Ruby. Kudos to the actresses btw - they have hella sexual chemistry, even though the two of them haven't been physical onscreen.

[@BigD7997]

salute to watchmen and lovecraft for teaching me about the Tulsa massacre. my teachers failed to mention that one

[@lookalivebrett]

You're doin' the Lord's work.

[@welcome1971]

The Shogoth was not acting on it’s on, it was summoned to protect him from that spell Montross did on Tic. And I think that’s why it was Black and the others were white.

[@tauqueishachester2667]

It’s mess up how we wasn’t told this in school am sure some school did but not many cause idk about this in am dame near 30 smh we need not to forget none of this people cause 4 black history we get told about the same one I did my own research onAngela Davis

[@nygreenguy]

I got to meet Angela Davis a couple times. She teaches at the university near me. She is an amazing person!

[@VitaBruti]

Watching Lettie walk through the fires of white hatred, book in hand, hearkened me back to 6 year old Ruby Bridges. Anyone else?

[@p994able]

I didn't think about that at all wow. Could've been what they were referencing. ❤️

[@pashapasovski5860]

Love how everyone is hustling each other in the name of Lovecraft!

[@darthfoxx23]

GREAT WORK MAN....Liked and Subscribed!!

[@angeladows3761]

I think the Sogoth (sp) that helped Tic was created when he did attempted to do the protection spell. It didn’t look like the other ones.

[@kemocali6504]

I've only watched episode one. - It's Halloween season here in Texas ✔ - The presidential election got people acting kinda "RACY" ✔ - Police killing innocent Black People ✔ This series ain't too far fetched to the way things are today, and ... I'm kinda scared.

[@charlieloeber7031]

I’m kinda pissed of at Letti she should’ve run hipolyta was dying

[@gregall1448]

Charlie Loeber yeah she was taking a Sunday stroll through the worst pogrom in modern American history.

[@RNM-bu4rj]

I think she was traumatized.....she had just watched someone burn to death.

[@charlieloeber7031]

@Gigi Raven yeah but why the hell wouldn’t she run there is fire everywhere and even if she is untouchable still be scared and she was wearing flats

[@toyafrazier3590]

I think you're viewing that scene too simplisticly. While Leti is being bombed literally with fire, Montrose is engaged in a compelling soliloquy atop the Stratford hotel, with a great view (or terrible view depending on how you look at it) as he watches his hometown burn. The scene was done that way for symbolism and to add drama as it is a film.

[@charlieloeber7031]

@@toyafrazier3590 yeah but she was wearing flats and she could of go run to help him

[@DaniF-0621]

When Montrose being hit by his father gave a flashback from my terrible childhood

[@stevebruns1833]

Is the Tulsa alley they step out into dressed the same as the Star Trek episode "City on the Edge of Forever"? Both episodes share major themes.

[@SaveUsMarku]

Are you not doing Fargo? Shame seems like a show that would be right up your alley brother.

[@clash5j]

I'm enjoying this season of Fargo lots. I think it's a bit of a comeback for what was for me a weaker season 3. Did you pick up on that the Irish guy looking after Loy Cannon's son has the same surname of Mike Mulligan from S2?

[@nialcc]

Fargo is amazing.

[@KennedyMKool]

Warriors is a show I need some covering and recap!

[@Lee-de4jq]

The shogoth was the protection spell he casted I think .

[@solomonjewelz4846]

THE SHOGOT or whatever its name just maybe it's uncle George

[@joihughes545]

I thought Tic & Montrose summoned the shoghot with the protection spell they casted

[@muvaofpearl]

@@joihughes545 That's what happened. And that's why they kept it from Christina. They didn't want her to know the full extent of what they can do. Smart.

[@jmid6358]

you mentioned that they went back to the past to get the book of names that originally burned during the Tulsa massacre but it's not correct. as they proved it with Atticus helping his father who was still a kid. he was always supposed to be there to save him in the past. which means that the reason the book of names was nowhere to be found, it's because Letti had already gone back to the past to get it. the book never burned. it's the theory that time is always set. you can't go back to the past and change things, because if you try to do something, it was always the way it was supposed to happen.

[@Tesha-A]

This entire part confuses me so much. I literally cannot wrap my head around it. How was adult Atticus able to help his teenage father??? I just cannot seem to grasp this.. At all.

[@rolihlala4333]

Can someone explain in the video the guy say Montrose may not be the father euhhh yes indeed Montrose is the uncle of Diana it's very clear all along. For me the question is why Montrose feel the need to say to Tic he may not be his father what's the correlation with helping Diana. Am I missing something?

[@KeeshaJ]

Not sure but maybe because a brother is a closer relation than an uncle?

[@SagaciousEagle]

Atticus' grandson could be the one who deciphered the code of Mithraic tech, to whom gave rise to the necromancer androids.

[@tjpm]

You know what. I am happy I am watching this show. Because you understand so much. I am not from the USA and we haven’t experience racism at this level. But boy oh boy am I learning.