Tales of The Walking Dead 1x4 "Amy/Dr. Everett" Reaction | Season 1 Reactions

[@NocBroNation]

This episode just wasn’t that exciting, we didn’t like it that much. The research aspect Dr. Everett was working on was cool, but he was so disconnected and didn't want to work with humans anymore that it just didn’t work. Basically his research was only for himself and not for anyone else. AMC had all this heartfelt and somewhat motivational music score throughout the whole episode which made the episode quite flat. If they would have kept some of the music out it could have given more realism to the episode. Let us know what you thought Episode 1x4.

[@HIPsteHeero]

But it's intentional that he's so disconnected, it is literally the point of half the episode, if not more. So how does something that is intentional, not work? Then it just comes down to you not liking it, but it still working. I personally thought it worked quite well, and truthfully, I can kind of understand where the guy is coming from. Because in the span of 5 years, I've kind of become really sick and tired of humanity as a whole as well. Let alone if you then focus purely on the scientific facts and historical evidence of the human race as a whole and I can say that it's WAAAAY easier to give up on us as a race, than it is to keep any faith at all. His research for one wasn't for CURENT humanity and other people, but he started to kind of change his mind slightly on that. But the whole point was that he was sticking to the only thing he had left. The promise he made to the last person he had really spent any time with. Which again, is a very, VERY human and relatable thing to do. So again, it works, it's realistic, it's human nature. And I don't really get how music makes something flat? Literally NOT having that music in it would have made it flat... It's from a writer's point to try and make it clear to the viewer that there IS still hope, even with everything, literally 99% of things from Everett's POV specially, NOT being hopeful at all.

[@lauramarzen7081]

I agree with both of you about this episode

[@Rknowles813]

idk what y'all are talking about lol. this is clearly the 2nd best episode so far.

[@neotwenty-nineBzH]

Worse episode so far.... Didn't like it at all

[@butteredtoast7110]

I thought this was easily the best episode of the series so far. Loved it.

[@fredflintstone522]

Yeah, you could say it was boring but to me it was pretty interesting to see dude’s thought process dealing with humans. I liked it

[@freshwater7633]

at the end it almost looked like Walker Amy recognized Dr. Everett for a few seconds. I find that so interesting, same with the walker "psychology" the doctor mentioned earlier with 21 and the dog. As for how he's getting power, he has a solar panel on his bag, that obviously doesnt power everything but its an answer to how he has some things working. This episode was good and in my opinion better than episode 2, but I've enjoyed all of them so far because I don't really have any expectations.

[@bwrsm73]

I believe the poem Amy’s referencing when she mentions masks is “We Wear The Mask” by Paul Laurence Dunbar. It’s basically about choosing to hide behind a “mask” we create in order to protect ourselves from the judgment/oppression of others.

[@mikehance6086]

I like when he’s talking about the zoo animals and how they escaped and started living in the wild was cool to see giraffes living in America

[@mikehance6086]

I wanna see a rick and judith scene similar to last of us 2 would be cool

[@moneyisgood2011]

Have to disagree I love the "slow" type episode of twd scientists studying the virus that's took humanity away that's a great storyline full of opportunity for dr Everett

[@seabass1872]

My favorite episode so far.

[@orghanikproductions9293]

If you guys go back...you'll see he had a Solar Panel on his BackPack.

[@kevinnaber790]

Did we see the roof of his treehouse? A few solar panels could work just like Eastman had, running water could be a simple gravity fed rainwater collection tank.

[@waal4276]

I really really liked this episode. Gives me vibes of season 1 of TWD where Dr. Brenner explains how the walkers work. I hope we get more episodes like these

[@dawnmccarthy9741]

Hey Guy's The Actor's Name Is Anthony Edward's And He Also Played Dr. Mark Greene For Eight Seasons Of The Medical Drama Show E. R.

[@peterlenham3180]

The animals at the beginning were real, not CGI.

[@bladestormviking]

i take it you didn't notice the solar panel on his backpack, or the ones on his treehouse....

[@HIPsteHeero]

I also don't entirely understand how you guys are judging the episode on what your expectations of it was. Judge it on what it was, not what you wanted and expected it to be, that's just unfair and unrealistic.

[@SlickONick]

I agree, they shouldn’t of put their expectations too high.

[@sueboyleatboylefamilyhomes6909]

He's Anthony Edwards...Edward's.... he also played on ER with George Clooney

[@stuffbear2763]

Correct me if I’m wrong but were drones with cameras that small made around 2010?

[@fanciestofcats7111]

His one solar panel on the backpack powered everything

[@tiffanysullivan5454]

Anthony Edwards was also in ER and Revenge of the Nerds, his first film!🤣

[@heidi.k252]

I didn't even recognize Anthony Edwards!

[@elijolesy]

I enjoyed it but I half expected his human emotion to win over. It was a sad half expected twist at the end. I kinda think the whole episode was just about Specimen 21 and pointing out the unusual behavior that he witnessed. But also I’d like to know about the Dead Sector and the skull hunters

[@MonMon-bw6ru]

OMG...I just realize the actor who play Dr. Everett is the same who played "Goose" in Top Gun too

[@orghanikproductions9293]

ALL I can say... BANGER of a F**kin' Episode guys...WOW!!!

[@12chapin]

Walkers got smart after all this time. The important question would be, how many walkers that started when the outbreak happened are still around during this?

[@aliengranpa]

I feel like they were trying to imply that he was in love with subject 21 before he turned... and you're right about the drone, I own several (I do commercial drone photography) and even the toy grade drones take about an hour and a half to charge. That's a lot of generator time for each battery.

[@RaegisKhan]

To me the frustrating thing was no CRM tie in. They would be like the only group that could make that trench and we have seen CRM scientists study walkers all the time. Complete miss there

[@joeythegator]

This episode was way better then episode 2 my opinion. Only two more episodes left and then it walking dead season.

[@pbjones12]

I really enjoyed the episode. I loved the research aspect of it.

[@DominoParadox]

I gotta disagree with your takes on the episode, we can see on his backpack what looks like some sort of portable solar panel which even in 2010 would still produce a decent amount of electricity and it's not like he's powering super intensive stuff which would drain the juice pretty quickly. Humanity are social animals and long term isolation can take a serious mental toll so this research gives him a purpose to continue living even if his research isn't actually being used by other communities.

[@beaver6d9]

My 2nd fave of them so far. PS he was wearing a solar panel on his pack for whatever that's worth lol

[@alexcastro7339]

He had a solar panel on his back

[@sims717]

Unless Dr. Everett, is somehow passing his results on to other scientists or (CRM),then it's only for his own hypothesis.

[@squidlytv]

Deep down he wants to show someone his findings. That's why he desperately wanted her to stay with him. He wanted a friend.

[@Airbear50]

One of the specimens had: "Time to live" When He did visit it the second time had no movements. Like it died for sure. That was not explained, but reverting back to the French doing the research that had not being explained and we did not see His full research either. Who is He doing it for?

[@robnewsome2407]

Well, we've heard a lot of names for walkers in the walking dead world and homo mortis is definately something I never expected

[@coralwatson9116]

The Question about where did her get power? he had a solar panel on the back of his jacket, maybe had more panels at the ranger station Just something I noticed that I think you guys missed...

[@fojemo1661]

I was wondering how they did not notice that. It was a big ass solar panel hanging.

[@bohanan94]

i believe the power supply was under the ranger station in the metal container!!

[@TheMelindaZombie]

He’s also the dude from Revenge of the Nerds!!

[@primalfigurearts1103]

Even though he was a nomad he was running off of solar power if you guys didn't pay attention to that he had a solar powered had attached to his backpack

[@SuzMordsith]

Oh wow, you didnt like! I loved it! It’s my fav so far.

[@danielhuyton3266]

I enjoyed the episode tbh. I didn't really care about the characters all that much. It was mainly his research and noticing the little differences with the walkers. Makes me wonder how many 'very slight' variants of walkers there actually is.

[@HelenaAdams33]

Episode 4 would be my fav , but the way they the guy was written , he was selfish asf , he didnt cared about amy that much but amy cared about him , im also disappointed that they killed amy of , she was a better protagonist than the guy , im sorry

[@lissy2000us]

I love you guys. But I liked this episode. Maybe because I’m more interested in psychology and the motivations behind people’s actions and personal interactions. This episode kind of explores those things in the midst of an unending apocalypse. How do they find purpose, meaning, drive. Why do some people feel the need to still form communities and why do some stay apart. The ending is sad but also pretty much what I expected. I thought the music worked because it was a time for reflection on how sad it was that his scientific, don’t get involved, only be an observer lifestyle has won out over his humanity.

[@mfconstructor]

I saw a solar panel in the backpack

[@noahrendon69]

I feel like they could of done so much better with this episode but to me it’s not bad as episode 2 😂

[@Cody92]

Episode 2 was so much fun. You must have not understood what was going on if you didn't like it.

[@mr.goodboi2780]

@@Cody92 This. Episode 2 was the best one story wise, not sure why people didn't get it. I liked the first 2 a lot but episodes 3 and 4 are going downhill. These feel less like their own thing and more like boring rejected episodes of the main show.

[@Cody92]

@@mr.goodboi2780 Agreed. For instance, they got Samantha back as Alpha and could have done something great with her but they fumbled the whole story.

[@squidlytv]

I definitely enjoyed this episode. There is a lot of talk of then trying to build mythologies in the universe. This does a pretty decent job at it. Assuming this setting takes place in Georgia. I think it's very interesting to see what happens to Georgia after the group heads to Washington. I think people are missing the point of this show. It's not trying to connect to the main story in a substantial way. It's trying to expand the mythology of the universe. Each episode has a radically different tone and genre. They also each make characters and "worlds" that they can expand upon in the future. For example, last week we saw Hera and the first Whisperers. That's a spin off show. Figuring where this organization came from and how Alpha took it. That's at least a 6 episode miniseries. Every episode does this, in this episode we don't just see a recluse scientist studying walker migration patterns in a isolated environment away from human involvement have to handle human settlers. Despite that concept being intriguing on its own and good enough for a one off episode. This episode bodes many questions. Who are the headhunters. Where were the settlers originally from? Where they with Maggie and Georgie because we know she was down here again at one point. What's happening in Georgia in general. Whats going on at Grady Memorial. Maybe they got their act together and began expanding eventually conquering parts of Atlanta. Side note: We found the best walker blending tactic with the walker skin coat. It's impressive how that works. E

[@lucio2908]

i agree

[@Rknowles813]

second best episode by far. idk what y'all are talking about lol. y'all were complaining since the beginning of the episode. annoying

[@TheFrogLaunderer2552]

LETS GOOO BEEN WAITING FOR THIS

[@Anthonyvincenttucceri7401-n5p]

Anthony Edwards Plays Dr. Everett In This And Goose In Top Gunn

[@onepunchmantolkienfan5383]

At first, I was annoyed by Amy but by the end, I was mad at the doctor!

[@ByLJT]

I rated this more than the alpha and lydia episode, more because of how cool the story is around someone we havent seen before

[@RE-ol5ws]

I actually thought this was the best episode of the season so far.

[@baby-girl07s4]

Why do I feel like I'm missing something 🤷🏾‍♀️🤔 But it was interesting to try and understand the how and why the walkers do what they do.🤷🏾‍♀️

[@orlandowilliams4340]

One word for AMC ...."CONNECTION!!!" ....make the connection with main show doesn't even have to be huge. Just give it a try.

[@squidlytv]

No. They are trying to expand not tie it into the main show when that's already ending. They are trying to explore new things not the same old same old. The reality is there is not much you can connect to the main show because it's been realitively self contained. It would be contrived and awkward if everything was connected. It's a larger world out there, everyone shouldn't know everyone.

[@orlandowilliams4340]

@@squidlytv obviously it's a larger world and it doesn't have to have a connection with other people I guarantee you if they did that their viewer based on the spin-offs would be larger than what it is in my opinion the spin-offs I mean all of them so far have been borderline failures. some have giving good information with things to look forward to I'm referencing World Beyond but in a nutshell since the fall, the CRM has thrived and has expanded all over the country so I feel like there should be some kind of connection with that some kind of way or something Georgie and her group has expanded from possibly small to large groups Connections in either one of those would be awesome. And you can still move forward from those connections and you can also move forward with new unique things but I can't put my finger on it but they're doing something wrong in my opinion all this is my opinion.

[@ivanrasmussen8875]

I agree, I think I would like that better too. I'd be interested in getting backstories of various walkers in the show like the well walker or tank walker more than this if I'm being honest. They could also tell backstories of other characters like Ezekiel, Jesus, and so on and so forth. This show for me is kinda meh so far.

[@smokinjoe4709]

I loved it. It's set in the future after mankind has recovered from this and they are still studying them.

[@lookattheflowers7854]

technically we could see amy being born somewhere in the main show.. lol

[@freefromthecocoon5670]

I found myself pulling for the walkers in this episode. Both characters annoyed me. If Tales gets a second season, they should revisit their formula. There are so many stories about characters we know that I would love to see. Examples: Watching Eastman starve the guy who killed his family; watching Al meet Abe and Eugene in Texas and film their interview; watching Ezekiel from the moment he saved Shiva and the beginning of their ZA journey.

[@lauramarzen7081]

exactly what I've been saying ! they could do SO much with tales. please AMC..give us tales about previous characters ( good and bad) and what they were doing when " the fall" happened

[@squidlytv]

Sounds like a snoozefest. It would be a novelty but it's not like any of those stories haven't been told. At least with Tales they are trying to be original and tell new stories. Don't do what Star Wars does and make an entire show, episode, movie for 1 line of dialogue. Nobody wants that.

[@lauramarzen7081]

@@squidlytv there's no way a back story to how Eugene, rosita and ABRAHAM met up with each other and how they got from Texas to Georgia would be a snoozefest ! imo..nothing could be worse than tales episode #2- THAT was yawn city

[@12chapin]

The arm thing is a Star War reference.

[@Maxamillion2414]

My favorite episode !

[@venom1806]

I think he was part of the team from France from the end of world beyond....ps he has a solar pack on his back

[@lucio2908]

this episode was amazing imo

[@fpeterlaskey332]

I liked it. I liked that they finally acknowledged that our North American continent had changed in regards to our new wildlife because of our zoos which they showed with the giraffes and zebras.

[@jlatch]

I wondered why the "chompers" eat everything in their path but don't eat the animals escaped from the zoos.

[@imjuliewaters]

I'm mostly disappointed with the ending of the episode. He warned her the walkers were heading to the camp and she didn't do a thing except get bit. 🤦‍♀️ At least he found a new 21 to observe from the beginning of them being a walker. So far episode 3 is my favorite followed by 2, 1, then 4.

[@jarvisjames4463]

I know it wasn't the best but if you think about it.....sunflower was evolving.....like the variants in future shows so it links

[@quietlike]

F- batteries... drones werent even around when the apocylse happened in TWD

[@wolfguywerewolfchannel2099]

I actually enjoyed the episode but I do understand where you come from

[@1FloGlo]

Good Job NocBro👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Yes it's 10yrs in... but he is a Scientist... of course he's going to be so much more advanced. Just him having a full on Tree House shows you how he's a great survivor. And... He is a Survivor... He is still alive! 👍🏾👏🏽🧟‍♀️ 🧟‍♂️ 👏🏽🧟‍♀️ 🤏🤏 Keep the vids coming!

[@neiceone8819]

I liked his character the other girl was annoying I feel the only interesting thing is how animals and effect of the migration of walkers Is this why all the locust kept swarming on the finale because a huge hoard of walkers are approaching I also believe he is from the the team in world beyond

[@orghanikproductions9293]

Hey Guys...he wasn't so wrong, huh! Naw, for real, I kind of like THIS episode over the "DEE" episode. Jus' sayin'.

[@orghanikproductions9293]

IDK...He's a scientist, so he isn't about "Human Nature"...He was only about the "Natural" Science of it all... Basically, he is a "National Geographic" (type) of Scientist.

[@orghanikproductions9293]

That's why he didn't interfere with what was going on.

[@nEthing4Her]

Horses, left hands and right eyes never did well in TWD, hahaha 😆

[@WalkerJoe23]

Did they ever say where this took place? Did I see a giraffe 🦒?

[@jasona5283]

I think you guys are looking at it too logical who is he going to give his research too it's more of a personal obsession the work is what he cares about not really the end result it's an endless obsession that has consumed him that is his life not what he does with it just the studying itself. I really liked this episode I love seeing different stores for far gone people and the weird and different things that other people have done.

[@crazykarcher]

I agree with you about everything- I didn’t care for the story much either. There was a lot that was left unsaid in the story. Who dug the trench? Who sponsored his research, if anyone? I wasn’t clear on why they were collecting the heads, either. “Trophies” seems like a weird reason to risk your life. I also never appreciated the music on the main show as much as I do now! I always admired it but man, what a difference. The music on this show does not compare. I try to keep my comments to positive things but can’t do that this time, sorry.

[@squidlytv]

I like the music. The headhunters take the heads for Fear Propaganda. This was literally said. Even still all of those doesn't have to be spelled out to you. Leaving things to the imagination is better than just spelling out everything. This episode is our first time in Georgia since Season 5 of TWD. It did a decent job setting up what life is like.

[@glennford8429]

just like we were watching a ep. of world beyond

[@CaptainRAMZ]

Looos like the got the trench idea from Z Nation , to try and get mass zombies trapped

[@rl86753]

Anthony Edwards was Goose

[@theGrouch74]

Wasn't a bad episode but it wasn't a great story for sure. I liked the premise of the secluded area with wildlife but like you guy's said it felt disconnected. Tying in the crm or civil republic to Dr everett wouldv'e felt much more impactful and explain the battery life plot hole better. Didn't spot it was Goose lol

[@squidlytv]

Why? Why does it have to connect? Answer it doesn't. Why can't it explore a new part of the world we haven't seen. Not everything has to be related to the CRM.

[@theGrouch74]

@@squidlytv well without a larger connection to some group or organisation, how is the guys using electric gadgets 10year+ into the apocalypse remotely by himself lol Duracell batterys are good but they ain't that great

[@squidlytv]

@@theGrouch74 He was with a group that probably had the resources stockpiled. Since he is one guy he hasn't ran out. He has probably rationed his usage. He also has access to solar panels. There is a way to logically justify it. Even still its a nitpick at the end of the day.

[@theGrouch74]

@@squidlytv of course there are other ways to justify it differently, wouldn't you agree it would have been a nice touch to have connected it to the world we know a little better with a small detail like him previously worked for CRM or cr rather than he's jus some random dude whos lucky enough to be on this random moated secure ground that somebody made

[@squidlytv]

@@theGrouch74 He was part of a scientist group from before the fall. Why would he be connected to the CRM which came into existence sometime after the Fall? There is also no indication that the CRM is in Georgia. However there is reason to believe the settlers were connected to Georgie at one point. Because we know Maggie went back to Georgia along the coast.

[@rfhurt1]

The doc's research was pointless. He must have known that. No one would know about it after his death unless they just happened to stumble upon it. There were plenty of plot holes but with stand-alone episodes there's not enough time to explain things. I think the point of it all was to show that there was more important things to life after the "shift" than trying to study the intricacies of the "chompers." Amy got it but Doc never would. Yeah he survived. Amy didn't. But in the end his life was still meaningless.

[@MyTownDrunk]

Bruh the ties to the violet team and headhunters aka whisperers was great. Ps it's PVC pipe she's using, and the skincoat smells like a dead thing dudes...y'all remind me of people who pay to go to a magic show and try and ruin how it's done anymore 😅

[@daviddixon8882]

I liked this episode. I felt it was definitely better than episode two. I imagine with tales you are going to have good episodes and bad just like the other spin offs. These are one offs so they will most likely not connect at all. That's the point. Just my opinion.

[@kree1911]

He had a solar pannel on his backpack 🎒 just saying

[@alistairrae9807]

I don’t know what the heck you are talking about I this was a great episode learning more about the Walkers and how they act really getting into the idea that they are not just brainless husks but more like animals also I understand why he doesn’t like humans look at humanity in general we are a plague here we see after the fall nature is thriving without us to screw it up

[@bobmessier5215]

I liked this episode better than the "Groundhog Day" episode. For me, it is four down, but only two episodes have stood out, with the Alpha episode a classic one. Two more to go.

[@gabrielhinojosa3261]

I liked this one....I hope it has a pay off later...maybe we see him before this or he was part of the real group that was working on the original strain

[@ramoncarter3121]

i dont see this show getting a second season

[@kynanhathawaybourne4116]

Amazing video!!! And wasn't my favourite episode but it was something twd universes related so I watched it🙂 Hope you guys have been well!💙 Side rant from this discussion : but in the second final episode of ftwd s7 Alicia says she is going back to the tower that herd her messge, now if she had done that and said she was padre, imagine the amount of people that would go there, because we already knew people were already looking for padre, so what if Alicia finds those people and becomes the leader of a massive group, and what if that is the group that mishonne sees in the end of her episode of twd?? Just my fan theory, and that would be why Alicia would have to leave ftwd to film in the new rishonne spin-off if my theory is correct.

[@matttv94]

I liked this one more than you guys. Episode 3 was my favourite then 1 then 4 then 2 Next episode looks like some get out sort of stuff

[@Cjohnson725]

This episode was definitely not the best, I wish they went more into the story of the research but I guess they couldn't show us too much because it might give away too much story that we have yet to learn.

[@thegirlonfiredolls]

agree, amy couldve 100% avoided that, its a drone.. he cant hear u thru the drone he can see u tho, so why scream its just gonna alert the walkers and ofc she falls --. her and doctor fallin was soo dumb and couldve been avoided xD yeh there were some really funny lookin cgi in this ep xD i didnt like the actress that played amy idk her voice/ her acting idk she sounded like a comedy actor, it wasnt bad it was watchable but i liked the premise of the secluded area with wildlife and dr everett studies etc (even tho honestly we didnt learn anythin we dont already know) it wouldve been cooler and better if he was tied to crm or somethin like that but maybe that will come up in one of the other spin offs. it kinda sucked that dr everett didnt save em or helped em either. but amys group was kinda bad ngl.. the fact that they all died seemed kinda weird to me how theres just theirs corpses left there but none of the walkers of the herd that passed thru there.. i feel like her group couldve escaped the horde tbh specially if amy got there and she didnt even see the horde comin either at same time as her.. she wouldve has time to warn em to leave. but seems like they were caught off guard idk.. yeh that scene with the aligator i was just waitin for it to get him lol yess and some scenes with amy how tf was she not gettin bitten..yeh the writtin and the story were just not as good and his atitude towards it yes agree

[@shaunpaulsen7960]

So you guys didn't like this one, but liked episode 2. WTF. This one was alot better.

[@OneDarkMartian]

I turned it off about 15 mins in. Felt like a Fear episode and I absolutely despise that trash. I’m really losing faith in these spin-offs. I’m worried about the others yet to come. :(

[@fojemo1661]

This was the worst episode for me too. Everyone else hated episode 2 but I really enjoyed that episode because it was fun and unique. This was just pointless. And you guys perfectly said the reason why, there was no point to his research. The plot does not go anywhere. I was hoping he was one of the scientists from CRM in World Beyond. But I gotta call you out on the electricity thing. In the very first few moments of the episode, you can see a small solar panel hanging for his backpack, I'm guessing it was to power the controls for his drone and to charge the drone as well. So if he has solar panels, he should have bigger ones for his house and everything else. Isn't it already given that in the Walking Dead universe, they don't use power lines anymore coz there's no grid to get power from. Everyone uses solar energy!!!

[@retrojericho1425]

I liked dr everett and the science exploration ideals behind what he was trying to do i tried to like amy but to me she came off as more loud and obnoxious the yin to his yang and to me it just didnt work as well as i was hoping for

[@schlock159]

Personally, along with the Dee episode, i thought these 2 episodes were the best of Tales season 1 !. I loved this episode. But i'm sorry it didn't work for you.

[@gloriaofthedead3489]

Episode 3 was still the best with a better storyline and as got great potential for another episode in season 2 of tales or a a mini series about the whisperers

[@squidlytv]

Every episode builds towards a new show or new mythology. This one in particular builds the Georgia mythology post Season 5 of TWD. Episode 3 was actually the worst one for me because of how unoriginal it was.

[@ZXGAMER22]

very sad ending to a great episode

[@kurtyoung1011]

Did you guys call nat geo cgi? Or am I smoking too much weed🤣🤣

[@willalexander62]

Honestly Dr Abbots or Belshaws story would’ve been far better 😂 what are these writers smoking

[@horrorfilmscholar]

Filler episode

[@BLANDMEDlA]

I hate how you guys guess the plot with like one small detail

[@ivanrasmussen8875]

Yeah...this episode was pretty boring. I didn't like Amy or Dr. Everett that much tbh. The two of them didn't mix well and they really didn't do anything interesting with this taking place in the future. Also, it annoyed me so much how pathetic all of them were around walkers this far into the apocalypse. This definitely wouldn't have been out of place in Fear.....

[@brooksboysoutdoors]

Haven’t like any episode since ep2

[@Sebastian-di1xj]

Ngl didn’t like it much either like in the trailer it seemed good but it wasn’t