Negrotiations | ROBYN HOOD EP6 REACTION

[@drunkencowboyagni]

"yeah he told me he'd buy us all houses, but I told him we were a community" Excuse me, the fuck?!

[@danninmatthews5640]

Cause she's petty or selfish.

[@ProtestantSamurai53]

Marian to me seems that she is the real villain, the fact Prince took her in , gave her everything, gave her a good home and education and she now wants to destroy him for her dad's self deletion...what a cow....

[@roflcopter_launchpad1116]

Not to mention it makes her look like almost as much of a simp as Lil John. Almost...

[@SweetOrangeGirl]

Thank god Marian from Disney’s Robin Hood isn’t like that.

[@weareharbinger914]

Indeed. She was living large on his dime and is now offended she is directly working against him, so he pulled her pocket money. Shes a child.

[@Mikron20]

fr fr. every statement she said point blank about blaming prince for her father's downward spiral and being the one to kill him instantly a lie in the same breath. She is delusional.

[@newhappythoughts1628]

Shouldn't the blame be on Marion’s mother because she abandoned her husband when he needed family the most?

[@ajsouza3720]

Wait if 'Sherwood isn't a place it's a people' and he's offering to move the whole people... WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?!?!

[@MajorSmurf]

Also have to question whether all of flat community feels the same she does and get on that well. Hell we have evidence that they don't as in Ep2 loads of them hated the trouble the hood was causing. Some likely still feel the same way. I can imagine a lot would love to be free of noise and disturbance due to paper thin walls. Not have to go up hundreds of steps when the lift is busted. Like living in a flat with even one or two bad neighbours can be annoying and at worst hell.

[@reginaphalange9417]

because .... he's eeeevil

[@ab-gail]

XD

[@GalinaEv]

i think it's implied that they won't be living together? but who the fuck cares, I bet some of them will be happy to not live together

[@Soridan]

@@GalinaEv He explicitly said he'd house them in properties all over the city, but that is still an offer that many would take without thinking twice. Yeah, yeah, muh community, but we can keep in touch while my kids grow up in a decent neighbourhood.

[@the_absurd_hero]

“We’re a *community* of people! What gives you the _right_ to take that away from us?!” Property rights? None of the renters _own_ their apartments so..

[@LordThulhu]

And that's how you know that everyone involved in this show is an upperclass snob just pandering for fake morality points.

[@GenesisBoi]

Actually big question: what gives her the right to decide this for everyone in the building? In movies, shows or games it tends to be in suburban locations or ranches that those who are willing will sell their land for the offered money. Just bring the same offer to the other tenants and see how many actually jump ship. Unless they are named characters i doubt they will stay beside them

[@angelabryant9766]

The fact the rich man literally offered housing to the people he'd be kicking out via his building plans, and yet the main characters still respond to it as if he said he'd render them homeless, just shows how up its own ass and class-blind this show is - not like anybody needed to be told that at this point, but still. That whole scene basically played out like 'He's rich, so everything he says and does is evil! Disregard the fact he just said something altruistic and super generous, especially for somebody of his status, he's rich so he's evil!'

[@avanticurecanti9998]

Take the money. Have John Prince help you set up some sort of black commune. Communal gardening or whatever commie gobbldy-gook you believe in. Establish a REAL community. But no, we gotta live in "muh projects" and "muh urban community!" Bitch, your daughter is a slut and criminal, you live in run-down projects, your neighbor has CHICKENS in an apartment (unhealthy for the birds and undoubtedly illegal), and you have no money!

[@cmc5394oparva]

*White* and rich. It's not the money that bothers the show's production team, that's for sure.

[@NobodyMan0]

John Prince is a true hero.

[@muigokublack6487]

Seriously, the rich guy is bending over backwards to try and appease these people and they respond by kidnapping his son and stealing his shit while showcasing every negative stereotype of black culture.

[@petriew2018]

It's also so disconnected from the reality of 'project housing'. The concept was literally to force 'undesirables' into a single area where they could just be ignored, which is why any time you see one of them destroyed there's people cheering. Getting paid to leave would be a dream come true to the vast majority of the residents. Basically the bad guy is the good guy who's actually helping the people the 'good guys' are screwing over at every turn... But he's rich, so.... Can you tell this was made by middle class art school graduates?

[@acrab6527]

"Go put some veggie burgers on the grill! Are things staying civil out there?" Not after they find out you're serving veggie burgers they ain't

[@Adamguy2003]

Lol, exactly!

[@lessermook7608]

Tried the veggie scene for a year, wasnt it.

[@hassathunter2464]

"HE KILLED HIM" "What? How?" "5 years after he got fired he killed himself!" Goddamn this show...

[@kingvejita8827]

if u take the theory that everything wrong in the world is man's fault especially white rich man, than shes right

[@robertfalcone3025]

​@@kingvejita8827EXACTLY!..it CAN'T be her MOTHER'S FAULT for LEAVING her father when he needed her MOST..it HAD to the MAN who FIRED him YEARS earlier! 😠

[@kingvejita8827]

@@robertfalcone3025 cool story

[@Air_Serpent]

What bothers me is that they never ask the other people. They are literally authoritarian- it's what they say and everyone must think the same.

[@TheRoflcer]

Mother: Compromise equals me getting everything I demand!

[@jacquelineking5783]

Basically how society has gotten screwed.

[@mislavkrznaric1635]

Time to keep robbing robbing robbing people's IQ with this show

[@EpicJasonX9000]

“Look at this! We went from royalty to recycling!” XD

[@jemandjemand2362]

whoever watches this sjhow got already 0 IQ

[@rogerborg]

I can't stop laughing that they have the most luxurious tower block in history, with a well equipped gym, public area, and (according to the script!) no shortage of nearby schools, hospitals, pharmacies and retail, and yet are _still_ crying about being a downtrodden and forgotten slum.

[@mrs.kenoobi]

And their crib looks pretty damn nice for being POOR, plus they got a fully functioning gym? These writers are delusional.

[@robertfalcone3025]

​@@mrs.kenoobiIt's because they believe.. like ALL COMMUNISTS.. that it should ALL be FREE!!

[@nagirondart]

Hey, is it just me or does Robin's mother give off really strong ganglord vibes to anybody else? Like she's not the owner, manager, or anything like that. She's a tenant, but nobody argues with her, and in this episode John Prince is there to talk directly to her. It doesn't help that when in public the people around her act less like concerned family and friends and more like hired muscle. Little John stepping in front of John Prince in this episode, or the hood gang standing around her like a squad of attack dogs in the final episode.

[@Adamguy2003]

She does indeed. She's like a wheelchair- bound version of Ma- Ma from 'Dredd.'

[@dude12394]

See that would've been an amazing twist for the end or something. Have robyn doing all this nonsense and helping her ma keep people who care but in the end the ma is a slumlord who didnt choose people to help but people who were loyal to her and her family.

[@TheStonedZone]

​@@Adamguy2003 Except that Ma-Ma was a really good character, and an actually menacing villain.

[@EmoBunny69]

Rich Whigte: “hey I’ll give you guys money so you can live in an apartment and also pay for it and make sure everyone that lives in this building has a place to live.” Her mom: “Oh yeah, no I’d rather us all be homeless.” 😊

[@thirdhandsticks]

Property developers aren't obligated to offer alternative housing to renters...so I guess there's that.

[@zinith4524]

You know, call me crazy, but it seems like the Robin Hood myth really only works with a medieval feudal perspective on society and ethics. A peasant would be likely to associate their abodes as a "community" because there's no mobility in their society. So being "displaced" by their nobility would be evil in their eyes. This does not work in an modern, urban environment. People move all the time. If a family lives in a squalid neighborhood or a project tower their whole lives, it's likely because of lack of means, not a lack of opportunity. Any self-respecting mother would've taken that deal with Prince, but they have to fit that 13th century feudal myth into this 21st century liberal democratic sludge show.

[@MajorSmurf]

The myth could be taken to work in modern times if you use the real story formula. The big bad in Robin Hood is the oppressive state and didn't really have anything to do with displacement of a community as it was the whole country that was being sucked dry by over taxation so like there was no where to go even if you had some money. Over taxation and oppressive state can be applied to modern times with someone fighting against it by stealing from them. It just requires a little thought put into it. Or on a more local scale it could be adjusted that John is the head of a gang extorting a block of flats for this criminal empire. Robin could be an ex-follower of his who turns against him. Now Robin in the myth is NOT against the idea of the state but those abusing their power as the state. He helps out the church, nobles, ladies, merchants, knights and so on. He didn't fight against honest folk making an honest living just the state because they were the ones abusing their power over the people. The tagline steal from the rich to feed the poor is a more modern take on his story which I feel like is not the intent or morality of the tale.

[@AnimaVox_]

​@@MajorSmurf...So you're saying Robin was a libertarian? I'm half-joking. That aside, I think your synopsis is spot-on.

[@stevenschnepp576]

Except this setup has nothing to do with the legend of Robin Hood. "Displace the peasantry" wasn't in there. "Oppress them with unjust taxation for fun and profit" was... but _that_ one doesn't mesh at all with modern liberal policies.

[@thac0twenty377]

Omar in The Wire

[@cynicalperson161]

Even the background actors are giving minimal effort in acting 😂

[@ab-gail]

Dancing White Guy was the best character!

[@cynicalperson161]

@@ab-gail Can't argue with you on that 😂

[@Adamguy2003]

​@@ab-gailMy favorite was the grumpy- looking bald dude in the background @ 9:07. I could see him making for a funny spinoff show that would be WAY better than this! I'd imagine him being sort of like a Hispanic version of Al Bundy, where he's really grouchy and short- fused, but generally in an understandable way, and makes all kinds of epic burns against the Hood gang and Robyn's repulsive excuse for a mother. Maybe throw in the opera- singing gal too, she could turn out to be his niece or something.

[@DaFroBroforeal]

This show is listed as a drama, when it’s a comedy in reality. John Prince is a class act and should be the main character. Excluding the nonsensical plans revealed in a later episode, he is the best written character by a country mile.

[@the_absurd_hero]

It’s kind of ironic. That John Prince is the best-written character suggests that the writer(s) obsessed over his character the most. They probably wanted to write him as dastardly as possible, but it just comes off as pathetic jealousy

[@shadowagent7361]

That weird shit at the end seemed like a desperate attempt on the writers' part. Like they say everyone was on his side and wanted to go " Look, see? He is straight up evil!"

[@cynicalperson161]

​@@the_absurd_heroReminds me of Fred from that Velma show.

[@DaFroBroforeal]

@@shadowagent7361 Yeah, very cheap. There wasn’t any buildup to that point except for the previous knowledge of JP working with the Sheriff. The episode was full of JP making generous concessions and logically backing out of a bad deal. Then they poorly frame it as if it was his intention all along to do so. Wouldn’t this defeat the purpose of meeting in the first place? His stated goal was to get the Hood off his back. Surely the Hood would be antagonized by the blatant disrespect shown their matron. Exceptionally poor writing.

[@DaFroBroforeal]

@@the_absurd_hero Pathetic jealousy is the backbone of perpetual victim ideology, which I suppose Director X and his ilk subscribe to. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@VueiyVisarelli]

Now see...if the writers were any good, they would've had Tressie ask _about_ the new homes they would've received. Are they getting moved into the projects? Are they getting moved into houses? If it's just normal houses, are they completely paid off, or would the property taxes be so high that the average Sherwood resident wouldn't be able to keep up their payments? Are they so far away that they would have to find new jobs or possibly move b/c the commute is too long? But no, as J said, they are not *thinking* people. They didn't _think_ beyond, "Bad guy wants thing, so it _must_ be *bad."*

[@stevenschnepp576]

That is quite an ask for these people. They can't even make a compelling hero out of rehashing one of the oldest and best-known legends in Western civilization.

[@ericchung3177]

Robin Hood men in tights is a million times more faithful to the story and values of the original tale than this shit could ever hope to be. (Kinda like how Blackula was more faithful to the book and characters than Netflix Drac was.)

[@xFlareLeon]

Men in Tights parodied Prince of Thieves, but people don't know it also made reference to Adventures of Robin Hood, the Errol Flynn movie which is one of the best and most faithful adaptations of the original tale.

[@elusivemayfly7534]

“He raps like a cartoon skeleton” 😂😂😂

[@Octopugilist]

He's easily the best part of the show

[@RecSteady]

They are always almost there with the writing but then they take a shit on their own ideas. "Prince killed my father." should have been followed up with "I don't have any evidence to back that up. His death was ruled as a -self deletion- but I don't buy it. He was working on something for Prince and he started acting strange. He seemed distracted and I heard him talking with someone about a case against Prince." Something that would indicate that Prince was responsible for if not himself staging her fathers murder as a -self deletion- These are the worst good guys I have ever seen in a show. Along with some of the worst writing.

[@revolvertaco7493]

Im sorry, at what black bbq is there a rush for veggie burgers?

[@chefboiardeeznutz9881]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@UltimateThanos]

Director X isn't well studied on how non-reptiles behave and think.

[@thac0twenty377]

is there hot sauce though

[@ProjectRedfoot]

Canada

[@sourdough3533]

It's so weird how they made Prince so accommodating with his offers, both in this episode and others. Like they could have gone the obvious route, just have him be cartoonishly evil and go out of his way to kick the main characters while they're down. Be the oppressive, overpowering force the show wants us to think he is. But nah, he keeps offering reasonable compromises when he doesn't have to, tries to accommodate Tressie every step of the way, and almost downplays some of his LEGITIMATELY criminal schemes to focus on the characters causing trouble for him. The main characters are way better off than people who might actually have to deal with similar stuff IRL. It's like trying to add nuance to the characters made the show worse, because they didn't balance out the rest of the writing to recognize that. It's like he was originally cartoonishly evil, but they went back in and added more details and just forgot to change the rest of the story to make it make sense.

[@1SpicyMeataball]

This show has a weird thing about the romantization of living in squalor. Makes me think of that garbage RENT, where the characters would rather have homeless people p*ss on their doorstep because living in a nice neighborhood would compromise their artistic integrity or some nonsense. I'd like to see these people try to hack it in a neighborhood like Commody(?) Green from the og Candyman movie.

[@lucyhardman2267]

The people who romanticise this stuff are often spoilt rich kids with no experience of living in actual poverty. Most of the characters in RENT are just LARPers who moved to a poor neighbourhood to pose as struggling artists and spite mommy and daddy. They're not remotely trapped like people who are actually on the breadline - they could improve their situations by getting jobs like grownups and working on their creative stuff in the evenings. If that wasn't enough to get by, they could probably pick up the phone at any time, apologise to their parents for being such insufferable brats and be immediately whisked back to their old lifestyle. Stuff like this is painfully out of touch and disrespectful to people who actually can't escape their circumstances easily.

[@ScribeOfRhapsody]

I am once again asking why the POLICE are getting out of SHERIFF vehicles. THOSE AREN'T THE SAME THING.

[@jacquelineking5783]

They get lumped in as assorted law enforcement to the lefties.

[@MajorSmurf]

So like why is John the villain the most compassionate characters. Okay I know the sudden weird and bizarre twist (won't spoil it in case you care) at the end for why he's buying all this housing which makes no fcking sense nor would it ever be allowed to happen nor is anyone insane enough to ever create a plan that stupid. But because that twist is at the end everything John does here is insanely nice and we've seen nothing that makes him evil other then he rich which isn't illegal and as far as we're aware his business is above board. Hell he's better off than the entire local authority who seemingly aren't going to provide housing. Now I don't know about Canada but where I live if a local authority sells a property they own with tenants inside, they have to by law find all tenants a place to live. Failure to do so will get them sued. I just don't understand why John isn't some criminal running an money racketing gig by extorting the tenants of these flats into giving him money. Like at least that way we have some basic grounds to hate him and it makes more sense then rich business man OR started him as the Mayor ripping off everyone through taxes... oh no wait this series is provided on a government funded channel... I guess that wouldn't be allowed, might make them look bad. Atleast Mayor is closer to the original tale... ya know in reality a modernised version of Prince John would be head of state.

[@Shippo28]

Cause they love making the white guy that makes sense evil.

[@dukeofdarlo5896]

The rest of the tenants invoke Ned Flanders when they hear that she didn't take the deal. "We can't very well live in good intentions can we!?!"

[@pułkownikkaczodziobyzpodlasia]

I like my home, but if someone offered me enough money and a new place? I would definitely take it! It’s a house I’m selling, not my family

[@bluelanternguardianangel8038]

This show feels like its been written by actual children. I know that that statement has been thrown at crappy shows like this but it actually applies Only a child doesn't how law enforcement, property owners, basic human nature, cause and effect, consequences.......... just everything that has to do with being an adult. Like home alone is more mature than this. And that has 2 grown ass men being live action cartoons lol

[@Andrew-fq7pu]

I can't unsee the china/suit match. Now I want to see the china be a different colour every episode and always match the pantsuit.

[@roberthelm87]

when he calls out "LIl Jon!!!". Just for a split second i thought the REAL lil Jon was gonna walk out on the stage. lmao. holy shit

[@danninmatthews5640]

Let's hope Prince John dosen't find the cookie jar.

[@nobody2996]

Prince is a greedy bastard, but he comes out looking reasonable when any mild statement is immediately met with a hostile outburst from the mum. Especially when his supposed plan here relies on him stalling the mom... When he's the one cosntantly moving the negotiation to a speedy conclusion, while the mom is the one who keeps stopping the conversation to make unreasonable demands and bring in surprise guests. The mother really is despicable here. She's point blank told that she either sells Sherwood now in exchange for new housing and money for Sherwood's people to take care of themselves, or she doesn't sell and Prince gets Sherwood anyway and everyone in Sherwood is made homeless. And her response is that she'd rather her entire community be left out on street, probably starving to death or dying from the medication they now can't afford, than have her Sherwood pride be hurt. I'd love to see her tell of Sherwood about this, maybe get their input on if they'd accept getting new homes instead of getting fucked over. No? They don't get a say in their housing situation Miss 'The Community Stands Together'?

[@HyJyncks]

"We want to do a modern take on Robin Hood." The first few seasons of Arrow exist, which is a modern take on Robin Hood... Sure, there's an abstraction through a comic book, but does it well enough. Handles most of the issues they want to push in your face here, better. Better choreography, better acting, better writing, is Canadian as well, and when it got bad the director didn't get mad at the audience. I'm still happy this exists for humor purposes tho.

[@tdata545]

I love that their go-to bed music sounds like the Grape Lady falling remixed to terrible beats. Apparently Director X didn't pick up anything from all of those music videos he directed.

[@vla1ne]

I liker to think of this as the end of the series. the criminals got arrested, the harpy mother demands too much and gets burned for it, prince moves them all to better neighborhoods anyways, the lawyer helps get her case picked back up as a consolation prize, and nothing of value was lost.

[@chazzitz-wh4ly]

More and more, the “bad guys” are the only ones making any sort of sense and less like villains.

[@ElThompsoñ254]

Why do I always want to Marry JLongBone every time she opens her mouth. You are so amazing, you bring light and laughter to my life on the days that I need it the most. Whenever your videos drop, my day is better! Keep it up ma'am

[@Adamguy2003]

I know what you mean. Two and a half years ago, someone dear to me almost died after fainting and hitting her head. (In fact, she technically DID die on the operating table briefly, but they thankfully revived her). I found out about it the next afternoon as she was in the ICU, and was apprehensively making preparations to drive down to her city and see her the day after that, not knowing at the time if she would live or die. That afternoon, one of JLongbone's 'Batwoman' reviews premiered. It got me laughing HARD for the first time since I'd heard about the accident, and it put me in a much better mood, which in turn made me better emotionally prepared to see my loved one and be of as much service as I could. If JLongbone were there with me at the time and she were cool with it, I'd have given her a hug of gratitude for that.

[@ElThompsoñ254]

I totally agree! Her BatWahmen reviews were a true life saver when I was going through my severe depression and suicidal thoughts. JLONGBONE brought me out of it. Her laughter and light literally saved my life. I would do anything for her to know how important she is to me and I don't even know her personally. JLongBone(Lauren) if you are reading this, thank you from the bottom of my heart

[@ashleybrooke2087]

Ginger sheriff still works for me. Not enough to watch this show though. The writing is so subtle that I'm surprised that the Prince character didn't just offer them a boat ride.

[@natto4now]

I like the idea that the theme of the episode is that every case where black people get into big brawls is cuz theres always ine guy whose being controlled by a crazy cop in the background Always

[@Sam-sr9zq]

The title tho, I'm dead! 🤣

[@cynicalperson161]

All the conflict or tension in this show is so unserious 😂

[@psychomammoth9640]

14:16 Yet another good point! Where are these supposed members of the community!? Why is there no council Prince is talking to? Since when is Wheels here the gang leader of this ghetto towers?

[@paperlionkid1787]

'Off topic but I like the hair. 'Hope you're doing well, JLongbone.

[@tdata545]

AWE SWEET BUGS, does Klaus Schwab have co-creator credits on this? Since holy DEI, NWO, Batman, it's ticking all of the boxes in the most mechanical and soulless way.

[@thomash341]

Really glad someone else caught that. I thought I was overthinking things for a minute.

[@thomasb7347]

That neighborhood and apartment block was crime ridden. What if some of them wanted to take his offer? Also the mayor getting involved is very bad politically

[@theautomator8372]

I was literally thinking amber energy and then the clip showed up.

[@ArcanePath360]

The reason all the colours match is because of the narrow gamut that the colours were graded to in post. It's a creative decision. IRL there would be many different shades but they used a LUT to make everything look nicer. Oranges and teals work well together. Either the set designer and wardrobe got together and know about the colour wheel, or some editor did a standard orange and teal colour grade

[@stevenschnepp576]

Which is bad, artistically, because it leaves no real focal points of color.

[@pokemontas8025]

Not "Amber Energy" 😂😭💀

[@DeathSongoftheThreeStorms]

10:56 genius move to flaunt evidence your mom's lawyer has a conflict of interest with her case (never mind the fact you it stole off Marian in the first place).

[@AnimaVox_]

I lost it when he started rapping or whatever. I mean, what was that? Even Ben Shapiro can rap better! 🤣

[@8nicopink868]

The Alvin and the Chipmunks edit made me laugh so hard 😂😂That started my morning right. Thank you for all the laughs, J!

[@psychomammoth9640]

Once again Prince being perhaps the only good thing that I’ve seen. Noticing still the pattern of the villain of a woke show making more sense and appearing level headed than the rest of the idiot cast. Like bruh the dude runs a children’s hospital as he mentions in a few times, it’s ridiculous how we are supposed to root for these ne’er-do-wells. Like aren’t they paying for new housing for the tenants? Like bruh.

[@EatWave]

7:50 There is nothing 'hood about eating the bugs and sleeping in the pod no matter how hard the corpos try to pretend that it is.

[@Andrew-fq7pu]

Why do these povvoes in Sherwood think that renting gives them the same rights as ownership? When the owner says "you're evicted" you can't take him to court because you like your neighbours. Whoever wrote this is utterly insane. And woefully ignorant.

[@Beklungen]

Oh no Prince is going to make us homeless he bought/is buying our apartment from us but, actually he comes down to our complex by himself no security or lawyers after his son gets kidnapped to negotiate and offers housing after the deal goes through b-b-but Prince is going to make us homeless" "Oh no Prince killed my dad but, actually my dad left the company and unfortunate events unfolded afterwards leading to my dad killing himself and after my fathers death prince took me in and pretty much raised me (showing prince might have felt some guilt and remorse that he might have been the original factor that spiraled the man to killing himself)b-b-but Prince killed my dad."Man these writers cant even make prince a bad guy. Every damn time they bring something up to make him EVIL they fail. Why do all these cw esque shows make the bad guys so much more interesting? Is there a name for this phenomenon because its happening way too much these days. Also 6:02 his tone of voice is hilarious right here like "duh!! absolutely! the fuck?"

[@thomasb7347]

The mayor commanding a police department drop a case is illegal as hell

[@dukeofdarlo5896]

Ahh yes, the first domino to fall is the one that is at fault for what the last domino caused. Let's say you get into a DUI and are charged with manslaughter. You lose you job, you go to prison, whilst in prison your family leaves you, your property is lost to debt and you end up with nothing by the time you get out of prison. By that very logic that the stupid entitled lawyer used, the person serving the drink behind the bar would be the one at fault by causing the first dominos to fall. It's so god damn stupid when stories act like life is linear. Every single choice you make is a domino, it may be the only one to fall or it may cause a thousand more dominos to fall or it may not fall at all depending upon your choice but blaming Prince for your father's death based on that alone is abhorrently selfish and ignorant.

[@Zephyr503]

7:00 In what world would people rather rent a unit in a crime-ridden public housing tower block than own their own homes. He even said it would be the same city.

[@roflcopter_launchpad1116]

Not once in this season did Lil John go "YEEEEAH" or "WHAT" or even "OKAAAAYY". 0/10 series.

[@acynicalperspective4591]

God bless you. ❤ I am so glad I’m not the only one that hate Amber Bennett from invincible TV series and thinks that she’s extremely selfish and entitled.

[@EpicJasonX9000]

And there’s that Popeye music again in the end credits! Someone, anyone at CW should of known at some point just how goofy and crappy it sounds.

[@elperrodelautumo7511]

Truly at least they remembered Lionheart Day from episode 2. Because they were planning on a feast for the community center

[@Andrew-fq7pu]

Tressie is an HOA Karen. She own nothing and thinks she can speak for "the community" and everyone has to obey her for the good of said community.

[@PaceBreaker]

It's a trip how a lot of these writers are so off the mark and incapable of relating to the hero that they end up reversing the roles. They inadvertently make the heroes look bad and the villains end up have a point or be in the right because the good guys are incompetent or reckless.

[@hezekiahthomas837]

We be robyn in the hood

[@elperrodelautumo7511]

I wish to see a season 2 of this show. So we can continue laughing at the stupidity of the show itself. Director X. You ain’t losing this argument. You’re winning. We need another one!

[@smd1876]

😂😂 when you spoke about the sister giving her shit and why? I literally said "yeah, thats like the whole invincible mess" And bam!! you showed the seen. 😂😂

[@daniboy4153]

We're close to the end of the series and it only gets worse than before. It's like Batwoman all over again XD. Also the soundtrack is still goofy af

[@josie_the_valkyrie]

Oh, I forgot it existed. Thanks for the reminder, I suppose! 😅

[@stephenlanuto5993]

Alvin is the saviour of our souls! We need an All Saint's Day for the chipmunks

[@lizoyd18]

She said it's not just the apartments it's the people 🙄 well he is moving your people out somewhere else soooooo you keep the same people in a new place 😅

[@AlainBoudard]

Sherwood is more than just appartments... Yeah....... Right 😂

[@Laarye]

Is that Robyn and Little John in the beginning? Seriously, I had to look at your previous videos, because for some reason they seem like two new actors.

[@QuatrinaVR]

I’m having a very very very tough day and I see your video pop up ❤️ Thank you for some entertainment to distract myself, J

[@ab-gail]

I just noticed the pun in the title lol

[@Mikron20]

SHERWOOD IS NOT A PLACE ITS A PEOPLE! I AM SCREAMING WITH LAUGHTER! Holy hell this is disgustingly stupid. The mayor shows up...like shes gunna..step in to stop...herself? from selling? the apartments? to Prince???? is the mayor here not in charge of the city? Does she not approve of selling properties to people like him????? This show has shit writing.

[@thomasb7347]

Have you heard of American Fixtion? Its about a black author who cant get anything he writes sold until, as a joke, he wrote a stereotypical and reductionist view of black culture and wrote "more hood". I bring it up because it really seems like producers are only interested in black atorylines when it involves crime or overcoming racism.

[@Dr3Mc3Ninja]

This show's entire concept is excruciatingly cringe. It's turbo-cringe. The villain turning up in person to speak to the peasants who are in a crime-ridden area? Nah, rich man would get mugged and stabbed.

[@SiriusSphynx]

Who... honestly, like no hidden point to this question... WHO, on this pale blue earth, watches this stale ass, flat soda, seasonless tofu, matrix snot-paste of a show. Or anything like it's knockoff walmart brand self? (Actually most store brands are better quality food than name brands, I shouldn't insult walmart by comparing it to this soulless heap.)

[@kylefrank638]

I'm really, REALLY trying to follow the story... does, the sheriff try to ruin the bake sale/draw out the vigilantes by.. sending the creep to steal the mic and sing poorly? um

[@jannadee77]

With every episode recap, I can see the life slowly leaving your eyes. Take care of yourself, my dude.

[@SuperTab2]

looking forward to you doing the next episode

[@Nokaret]

I kinda like your weird unpredictable upload schedule - there's always this feeling of "pity she abandoned that series.. " BAM new episode! 😄

[@marywinchester1322]

Thanks for showing that clip from Invincible! I hate Amber. No person in their right mind would act like that. Especially, if they had a SUPERHERO boyfriend.

[@NormieNerddom]

Of course theyre grilling veggie burgers...fuck, Canada.

[@giguyjoe]

5:46 You know here I was thinking that Friendship is Magic was the only show that did a plot for an episode about someone complaining that they were being offered better housing in exchange for the current, shittier housing they had. Except here they managed to make it even dumber.

[@chefboiardeeznutz9881]

Halfway through the video and I just realized what title really says 💀😭😂

[@khankrumgaming8926]

Was there a "all blue must go!" at their bed bath and beyond?

[@theblaqbuckeroo5127]

8:00 *THAT* part right there‼😅🤣😂

[@Light_Ken]

The only good thing about this show is J reviewing it. 😂

[@AlainBoudard]

Did you guys notice the t-shirt that says : "You are what you think" ? Priceless.... Totally aligns with all this modern day nonsense.

[@malcolmeharveste9028]

In all honesty through out the season the mayor kinda seemed corrupt to me in how she just tried to browbeat Prince and the sheriff into just obeying her.

[@artisticginger13]

The Lionhart Day banner... looked CGI-pasted.... on an easily printable object...

[@lollypopstar1o1]

You look amazing J ❤❤❤❤

[@hanansmith4420]

Why did the skin color of you head match his body so perfectly @9:44 lmao

[@Octopugilist]

Where's the next one! I love listening to you tear this shit apart

[@EternalStorm796]

3:01 now I need a clip of Carl screaming J's name as Dave would Alvin's...

[@paperlionkid1787]

I can't believe this show exists. When is Hollywood going to learn?!

[@francissanders458]

Canadian show

[@petriew2018]

Believe it or not even Hollywood wouldn't touch this this is actually made with Canadian tax payer money....

[@AnimaVox_]

​@@petriew2018 Wait, seriously? Okay, I wasn't peeved before, but I am now. The Canuck police-sta-I mean, government-is mighty brazen to misuse people's money like that. They clearly don't respect their citizens in any capacity, and this only reinforces the 'taxation is theft' position. It's the kind of thing that legitimately boils my blood. Makes you want to go full 1776, don't it?

[@thomasb7347]

That thread of I will put you in the ground sounded so soft