The Burnt Down Church?! | True Detective 1x2 Reaction

[@SpartanandPudgey]

We are LOVING these 2 guys! so interesting and intriguing and a very unique dynamic Watch up to True Detective 1x6 Reaction EARLY & UNCUT over on Patreon! www.patreon.com/spartanandpudgey

[@markeltringham5489]

Side note - rust requested alcohol while being interviewed so what he says cant be used against him aka under the influence. Always 1 step ahead during the season :)

[@americanandpinay]

Do a basic read of Yellow King of Cthulhu Lovecraft Lore. It's not going to spoil anything, but it will give you a better understanding of the story.

[@eb4771]

react also Westworld and Black Mirror too pls great series

[@geetarbube]

This is a slow burn done impeccably.

[@Necksteppa77]

People don’t call this a great story because of some big reveal, there is kind of but not really. This show is praised for the performances and the writing of the characters. It’s a character study with great philosophical questions.

[@americanandpinay]

It's the first modern Lovecraftian inspired story that's worked. All the elements are there. That's why I think it's great.

[@samuelchallis3420]

At the time, a lot of people complained that the ending was anticlimactic. These people will never admit it now

[@derps0n839]

​@samuelchallis3420 yeah there were a lot of wild and complicated theories, some people were hung up on the smallest details.

[@vvsparis]

@@samuelchallis3420Atleast its recognized as a great finale now, 9.6 on imdb

[@GeneralRection1997]

@@samuelchallis3420 dude the whole season was so good, I did not mind the end. Poetic seeing Rust and Marty being friends after finally slaying their demons.

[@--ArcAngel--]

Since the "smell the pshychosphere/smell a psychos fear" misunderstanding in episode 1, there's a running joke throughout the episodes about Rust's nose or sense of smell. Pudgy called it today!

[@nonagrey3422]

Character building is much better than needless action. It's sad people need action these days instead of fantastic story telling.

[@damianplasencia2708]

well just stick to a genre you like...obviously going to see John Wick is not ideal if you prefer a slow burn thriller or a noir film lol

[@MrKINSM]

For Australians, think of rural Louisiana (where this is set) as many of it's inhabitants being "troppo". Generational low income, off the grid, poorer education, hugely evangelical, etc.

[@norwegianblue2017]

Louisiana as a whole is 25% Catholic and 25% Protestant Evangelical.

[@bencotton9414]

35:01 - the pacing is very PURPOSEFUL! A lot of people want a story like the following! BANG! CLUE! LEAD AFTER LEAD! But this show shows that in reality a case like this can take YEARS! It's slow for a reason! And it shows the toll a case like this can take on real life Homicide detectives! If it helps...the interviews with the cops is 2013 and the case itself is in 1995...there is also a skip forward in the case to 2002... I've been saying it FOR YEARS! THIS IS ONE OF, IF NOT, THE BEST, SEASON OF TV EVER MADE!!! ❤❤❤ I also believe that the casting of Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson is what makes this show so great! If just one of them was cast different it wouldn't work! Their chemistry was OFF THE CHARTS! This is the show that made me believe that TV was overtaking movies and cinema! And it's still happening now! All we get in cinema today is superhero movies...and boring lazy remakes...no originality like this show...As a big cinema-movie-going fan, it's a bit shit to see no originality or creativity to create that movie-going experience but if you think of the greatest writing in the past 10-20 years...Sons of Anarchy, Breaking Bad, True Detective, Vikings, The Last Kingdom...I think it's a very good trade off to get great TV shows like this that we can binge watch every day! And at 44:05 - the interview scenes with Rust is what attracted McConaughey to the role! One of THE MOST UNDERRATED ACTORS OF THE 21ST CENTURY! ❤❤❤

[@sidjhajharia92]

the show is not abt the case its about two detectives lives

[@DrGrammarPC]

Rather than slow, I'd call it very detailed, where every sentence needs our attention.

[@hamzaasif5662]

Slight correction Spartan, it’s not 10 years into future It’s 17 years 1995 and 2012 Marty said they worked together for 7 years and haven’t talked to each other in 10 years

[@denroy3]

Right, 10 years after their partnership ended...which lasted 7 years.

[@evrynameistaken5]

I love the transcendental tie to the horror of the king in yellow its genius writing and lends to the story of the book itself too, the implications/evidence of it crossing over the boundaries into "real life"

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Spartan and Pudgey, I think you have to understand that most TV shows try to give too many clues in each episode. "True Detective" uses not only the current Satanical case to guide you through the mystery. ---------- The show uses the dialogue of both characters to lead to where to look for clues and how to look for clues. ------------ How else do you find an abandoned burnt down satanical church in the middle of nowhere. Detective work is monotonous boring breadcrumbs that lead to more breadcrumbs. Eventually you get a piece of bread.

[@Eclipse-m7r]

isn't that literally what Spartan said in the post discussion..

[@lethaldose2000]

@@Eclipse-m7r I think they were trying to understand why the show was so slow, yet seemed to move. ------- I was giving them an insight as to why the slow paced writing works. -------- They got parts of that but they don't see the full picture since they just started the series.

[@Eclipse-m7r]

@@lethaldose2000 Yeah true though I think Spartan seemed to understand it, he even mentioned that the story moves through each specific line of dialogue which makes this show unique from other shows. With their current understanding of the show by episode 3/4 they'll be completely locked in

[@nealm6764]

Just let them react to the show as first time viewers, and stop trying to guide them with your "I have watched this series 14 times and participated in countless online discussions about it" expectations onto their experience.

[@prettymuchbangtan]

I HIGHLY suggest reacting to Mare of Easttown after you finish this, another EXCELLENT detective mini series

[@davidwencil6693]

Rust is specifically experiencing LSD flashbacks from when he did a lot of that undercover. That can happen if you do a lot of acid. A guy I used to work with had to stop what he was doing for a second sometimes until the walls stopped breathing lol

[@texashookem22]

Spartan: "Yeah, completely understand!" Me (knowing the next scene upcoming): Wonder if Pudgey is about to punch him? 😂

[@ginofactap]

this show doesn't primarily focus on "moving the story forward", as you're pointing out. it's a deep character study in first place, and a slow burn detective case in second place. now don't get me wrong, the payoff of the plot is definitely coming, but it's there mostly to talk about the main characters themselves. it's ultimately all about them. under pressure characters make decisions, and in those decisions they reveal who they are. that is peak character development. I hope you're enjoying this as much as I'm enjoying watching you guys. have fun!

[@OpeningsOpenings]

Again - one of the best designs of a show ever. It’s got everything - mystery, pathos, humor, action, depth… These guys Woody and Matthew (the actors themselves) have so much chemistry- they believe they are half brothers in real life. That’s a key ingredient in the show working as well as it does too. Episodes 4 and 5 are crazy good! I can’t wait to watch your reactions! Episode 4 was an episode everyone was talking about the day after it aired (even US President Obama was talking about it on his social media the next day)

[@hydrated447]

what did obama have to say? i searched around and found that he really wanted more, but i see no reference to episode 4. i just find it interesting but it's all good if it's too much work to dig it up

[@OpeningsOpenings]

@@hydrated447 I unfortunately don’t remember where as it was like 10 years ago but I do remember him liking the one shot scene and him wanting advance copies of True Detective

[@lethaldose2000]

The bunny ranch madame points out the dilemma of the working girls. That this girl was being abused by her uncle and no one stopped it, yet everyone is ready to pass judgement on her bunny ranch activities. ------ It's food for thought, in a conversation most people are not willing to have. ---------- Which is why "True Detective" is an amazing at portraying of both perspectives, one shows the person who pays and the other shows the side of the person earning a living. ------------ Both sides are morally questionable yet have their own perspective.

[@yrrek1983]

It's just funny that the Madame is profiting from exactly the same thing the uncle did yet thinks she has the moral high ground because she's also a female.

[@lethaldose2000]

@@yrrek1983She's giving the girl a choice, unlike the uncle that took advantage of her as a young girl. The uncle is 1000 times worse than the madame.

[@yrrek1983]

@@lethaldose2000 She's just profiting from what the uncle started. Giving a damaged person a "choice" is just an illusion to avoid the accountability of obvious exploitation. It's like a downs syndrome child that's bullied and beat-up at school being offered to be beaten bloody for money by men after school.

[@danielcantiego9374]

​@@lethaldose2000 let's not f*cking call ,,Sex Work is the only job that will pay you , even though you're a minor " a 1000 times better , ok?.

[@danielcantiego9374]

@@lethaldose2000 Hypocrisy

[@lethaldose2000]

I see Spartan and Pudgey are loving the intense direct authenticity that Rust Cohle brings to the story we are telling. ----- You'll love this season, Rust is a compelling character, he's so smart, yet such a pain and unapologetic. ------- This show might need some "A Clockwork Orange" level intensity to a TV drama, which is why HBO is next level in getting the best stories told. Get ready. Get Buckled in.

[@Aa-_-Zz]

I just want to thank you , if you haven't started this show I wouldn't have either , yet it's one of my favorite ones now , I've been suggested to watch it , but never actually did it until now

[@sleepless_160]

took me a long time to see it aswell... I first watched it a few years ago, while having covid and now this season is in my top list of TV ^^

[@Jon.A.Scholt]

@12:24 Many in the male population of the world would like to thank the writers of True Detective for this scene.

[@Nay-kp6uu]

Why? What happens at that... Ohhh..

[@Mike90317]

It's a core memory.

[@HRPufnsting]

And on that day thousands of Alexandra Daddario fans were born

[@geddoe316]

oh yes, THIS episode. oh boy....all i thought was spartan, say nothing..dont do it... dont

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Spartan and Pudgey, by episode 2 we see so many of Marty's flaws. Marty is such a realistic character portrayal by Woody Harelson. ------ It seems like the start of the show that Rust is the dysfunctional personality when in fact it's Marty. ------ Marty's very big flaws in his personal life which cause so much more chaos to the relationship between the two characters. AS a detective he can't hold a candle to Rust's intuition, but he's integral to case management and interviewing leads. Of course, you have so much to see with their professional and personal interactions.

[@Quzga]

18:40: Rust is doing an ocular patdown, he is a master of this technique after studying under a wise master called Mac.

[@Deguello23]

It's what you call a 'slow burn.' It also nails the feeling, at least for me, of the Gulf Coast area of the coastal, rural parts of Louisiana that aren't New Orleans. Some of East Texas, too, really. The heat makes it feel like time crawls... but things sneak up on you that way.

[@liquidpza]

"She spared me the sin of being a father." is such a line.

[@mikeymike42]

Bars

[@pievancl5457]

you guys would love The Wire.. probably the best series, or at least tied for the best

[@HarpoSpeaks]

Would love them to react to it. Incredible television.

[@lyletuck]

The case might not have advanced more than a step or two in this episode, but didn't you learn a grip of information about Rust and Marty's personal lives? Family lives? Past and history? Didn't you learn something about their relationship with each other? This is a great episode. And ending with that amazing song, "Kingdom Of Heaven" by legendary Texas psychedelic rock band The 13th Floor Elevators was just... *chef's kiss!!* This show is So Dang Good.

[@joshscott6914]

That flock of birds is called a murmuration. They really look like that

[@Gauldoth88]

This is one of the best TV series of all time for a lot of reasons, in my opinion. I am sure that you guys are going to love! Great reaction!

[@buzzardbeatniks]

I'd say the story, the mystery, isn't really the point - its the effect the story has on the characters lives, relationships and perceptions of reality. This is more of a character study wrapped up in a crime thriller casing.

[@TheMajestyD]

Show just gets better and better each episode!

[@VVoude]

True detective and Peaky Blinders uploads for weeks. Happy days!!!

[@joeyneibert6282]

this show is one of my favorites and i’m glad you guys went with it. great content, keep it up.

[@crigarsha]

28:30 Pudgey's eyes!!! LOL!!! If Spartan EVER said that to Pudgey, i get the impression that this would turn into a one person reaction channel and Spartan's body would never be found!

[@Madagon367]

I mean that's the thing. It is an amazing character piece while the case is just in the back slowly moving the plot along. Such a great first season.

[@davidgreene805]

its not considered amazing just because of the story, its more because of all the other sides (characters life/thoughts etc) that are shown, using a crime as a 'backdrop' almost. [ Also, glad you're liking it :) ]

[@solongdentahlplaan7975]

If there is one show I wish I could watch again for the first time again, it would be this one.

[@RegTarg011]

Since you heard the name, King in Yellow.. i can say it without spoiler, this is connected to HP Lovecraft's universe. If you 2 wanna know more, google Yellow King or King in Yellow. Edit: As for the slowness of the episodes.. It 100% reflect the name of the show, TRUE DETECTIVE.. this is how 90% of no witnesses murk's are pacing, days of nothing, until they find some smallest thing they can grasp on. Its actually quite realistic. Edit2: I'll add, this is why, the other seasons are such let down.. cus season 1 actually established the fact that this is happening in Lovecraft's "world". That was both genius, ballsy, most of all it shown vision. And next seasons should have done justice to it, should have respected the name that is associated with this show now, HP Lovecraft, legend of horror. Season 2 was good, even thou bit incoherent, it still shown respect with such acting performances, from some of the best A listers.. that they actually redeemed themselves with half-bad writing. But seasons 3 and 4!? I'd honestly advise you NOT to watch them. They are that embarrassing.

[@pabloc8808]

I partly disagree with your second addition about it being in "Lovecraft's world" because (SPOILERS) . . . . . . . . . The ending is very deliberately ambiguous on whether there is any supernatural aspect to the case and to the story. Yes, maybe there is a supernatural entity, a "King in Yellow". Maybe it's just something the cultists wrapped themselves in to make their perversion more "interesting". Maybe they genuinely believed in it but it was never real. We, the audience are led to believe there might be some supernatural aspect because of Rust's hallucinations, but that doesn't mean any of it is real. There are plenty of real-life cults that do weird, messed up stuff just like in the show, doesn't mean their gods are real. That said, in my opinion that makes season 1 even more interesting. We'll never know if there's some unfathomable god pulling the strings, or if it's just the darkness of the human mind at work, and to me that's the point, the evil men are capable of is just as endless and its whole just as incomprehensible as an Elder God. It's a shame seasons 2 and 3 didn't follow that theme, and that season 4 tried but ultimately didn't stick the landing.

[@RegTarg011]

@@pabloc8808 if it was JUST "King in Yellow".. sure. But you don't put King in Yellow and Carcosa in same show, without that meaning, 100%, it is HP Lovecrafts world. Where would those people learn the word Carcosa? Unless from the Hastur(King in Yellow) himself, through someone he used as a puppet to play with(like the killer.. or the entire family, etc). I am 99% sure Rust did NOT hallucinate Carcosa, when he seen it.. Ladue also used the phrase 'Dark Stars' and Carcosa.. which means he seen the same thing Rust did.

[@pabloc8808]

@@RegTarg011 They believing in the King in Yellow and Carcosa doesn't necessarily mean those things are real and this is Lovecraft's world; it could simply mean Lovecraft's works exist in this world and they chose to wrap themselves in that mythos, or that the leaders of the cult used that to manipulate people like Ledoux and Errol and such, since they're mentally messed up from birth or from drug use. Again, it's not a stretch to say that since that stuff happens in real life, cult leaders who don't believe a word they say but use that to manipulate their followers. What I'm saying is, it's open to interpretation because we never see something truly supernatural except through Rust's eyes, and he's pretty unreliable in that sense. When we hear it from other characters, it's drug users like Ledoux, or Errol who's mentally challenged, so they're are also unreliable.

[@RegTarg011]

@@pabloc8808 w/e bro... I see this as a story set in a Lovecraftin world. U don't have to see an Elder God, for it to be the same universe. The simplicity of it is exactly what makes me see this as such.. They pierce in to "our" reality through countless small holes.. this was one of them. This crazy family sacrificing kids for Yellow King. To use this much reference, and NOT to be it.. would be shameless and pathetic from the writers side. Which they undoubtably knew. Person can watch the show, without knowing anything about Lovecraft, and that was the point. But also for Lovecraft fans to recognize it.

[@khagapatibisoi3835]

You guys got the timeline wrong The Dora Lange case - 1995 Asking Cohle & Marty -2012 (after 17 years not 10)

[@shamrokz95]

TRUE DETECTIVE??!?!?!? HELL YESSSS!!

[@vavictus]

Don’t worry about the pace! Episode 3 by the end is when people get hooked, in my opinion. It’s kinda like quicksand or a black hole… you get deeper and deeper into it as it goes And this is Louisiana, America. Alien to a lot of Americans also 😂 An eminently quotable show… 😎 lines worth memorizing

[@crusaderofrock]

Oh, it'll start popping off especially THAT one take in episode 3.

[@Ghoulstille]

The Owl looking down on them as they entered the burned out church was ominous.

[@shimmeries]

You'll get it more later, but the pacing of this show is absolutely PERFECT. It's intentionally a slow burn because it adds weight and heft to everything. It's HEAVY. You don't get a lot of early reveals and case busting stuff to move the case forward, because this show isn't REALLY about that. It's about Rust and Marty, but ultimately it's about life.

[@ron945]

I grew up where this show was set and they NAILED the overall vibe and characters. The writer is also from the area and we were all shook by 8 real life murders (looks up "Jeff Davis 8") that must have inspired some details of the story here. McConaughey also used to come through the area from time to time so he really knew how to make Rust authentic. Best HBO show ever

[@lyletuck]

The actress playing the woman with terrible headaches was also Jesse's mom on Breaking Bad.

[@jeremypage3370]

Along with Chernobyl, simply the best TV out there. I like your empathy with both detectives despite their flaws. The series is a slow burn but gets way more intense and frightening as it progresses. I've watched it at least 5 more times over the years ànd get something new every time.

[@edwinrollins142]

Yeah, while the murder mystery case is technically the central narrative arc, in many ways the case almost functions as a backdrop for exploring the characters.

[@--ArcAngel--]

"Sheeeeeeeiiit" 😂

[@jennifermartin7844]

I know you guys said you were only going to watch season one of True Detective--BUT, season 4 (the one that just recently came out with Jodi Foster) has direct connections with this season and while not as good as this season, is worth the watch.

[@Rickhorse1]

The actors playing Marty & Rust have been good friends in real life for many years. IMO, this season of the show may have the 2 best acting performances I've ever seen in one show. They both seem like "real" people, flaws & all.

[@danno1974ify]

They are perfection.

[@nephastgweiz1022]

Definitely helped her further her career for a while.

[@rumbledumpthumpershaker6735]

Most Americans don't know the places they are talking about. It's mostly south Louisiana around New Orleans. It's a very poor and rural area most Americans don't go to and don't know much about. So don't let that throw you. I would say they are doing a good job of portraying the area as it is, poor and religious and heavily influenced by the rich from New Orleans and Baton Rouge that don't live there and the catholic church.

[@RoboSteave]

17 years in the future. The interviews are in 2012, the original case 1995, and also 2002 comes into it.

[@mattdavid716]

show does a pretty good job explaining itself I don’t think need they need this info

[@hamzaasif5662]

@@mattdavid716I think Spartan says in the start that they’re 10 years ahead he thinks Probably the comment is a reply to that

[@RoboSteave]

@@hamzaasif5662 Yes, it was a reply to Spartan thinking the interviews are 10 years in the future. Thanks.

[@willsONfireBeats]

This is definitely as show that will reward you for going along with the slow burn. Thank yall for your reactions🙂

[@smackyay]

You seem to think this is about the crime and subsequently finding the bad guy. Rather it is more like a heroes journey story except Rust and Cohle aren't heroes and it has already been established that the bad guy is still out there, so we have these flashbacks for.. nothing. It is about the characters of course.. Free your mind

[@Victorcreed85]

I always thought the “Im from Texas” scene was a good drop in. Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey are both from Texas. I always assumed that was a just a little joke between two fellow Texans. They both love their state. Im a native Texan as well. Very familiar with Texas and Louisiana. Im in East Texas not far from Louisiana. Been to a lot of the places they mention in this series. Such a masterful perfect series here. Loved y’all’s reaction and analysis.

[@atuuschaaw]

These two were having fun with their characters when making this series. 😉♥

[@HT-io1eg]

The best single TV show ever, hands down, end of

[@80Jay71]

I found the first season fantastic. Creepy as f*kk but fantastic, with several stories being told at the same time and we the audience slowly finding where they possibly connect and why things aren't always as nice as politicians want us to believe...

[@nomadman5288]

"If things were so great, they never would have changed." It sounds good on the surface, and to a degree there's some truth in it, but there's an idea that even if we had a utopia, we would grow bored with the repetitive and safe nature of such an environment, and we would eventually act out, causing chaotic events just to get the rush of the unpredictable. Basically, the argument is that we desire some sort of drama in life. We crave struggle to the degree that it is just challenging enough to make us better in some way, but not insurmountable. We need the freedom to be unhappy and to change, but a world "too great" would be too sanitized for our instincts to bear.

[@jeremyv3470]

That zipper doing its best Tobey McGuire in spider man impression

[@denroy3]

17 years. They had the case their first year as partners. Then 7 years later, that ended. 10 years after the break up of their partnership is where the current picks up.

[@Nightmarigny]

I think y'all would really love The Leftovers. It's top 3 HBO shows of all time for me.

[@Andrew-jb2ib]

Rust: I looked into the abyss and it looked back at me Marty: I'm not looking at that, I'm going to distract myself with affairs and trying to control my daughter.

[@davidwilkins5932]

You’re doing a great job with a classic show. In a way, it’s a shame that the first season is so good that everything that followed suffered from comparison. But at least each one stands alone.

[@HonkHonkler]

"Mainlining the secret truth of the universe."

[@RoboSteave]

One more thing I'd point out since I've seen a lot of reactors think it: Marty is not talking about family in his interview while cheating on his wife at the same time. The interview is in 2012 while the cheating being shown was in 1995. Perhaps he's learned his lesson or perhaps not. Stay tuned.

[@DavidAugustine-lc4cj]

S1 is One of The best TV shows ever! So gritty! If you watched Mind Hunter TV series based on true story of real FBI guys who "invented" behaviour profiling in the 1950/1960's.....has similar feel to this! Scary as hell. Every True Detective series is great, but this first original is the the best n most darkly grittiest.😮

[@lethaldose2000]

Rust is just phenomenal. He's such a flawed character, but he doesn't shy away from those deficiencies. I see you ladies are loving the intense direct authenticity that Rust Cohle brings to the story we are telling. ------- Rust uses that self-examination to get in the mind of the perpetrator. ------ He really gets into the psyche of his characters. Which would send us mere mortals ape shit. ------ Every time I see clips from the first season of TD it makes me respect Matthew McConaughey's acting.

[@Josh86_559]

5:30 that woman they were interviewing is the same actress that played Jesse Pinkman's mom in Breaking Bad

[@Grizzly_6623]

I was wondering how some of the American culture/slang stuff would effect y’all (Louisiana culture confuses most Americans too don’t worry 😂) but honestly it seems to me like you’re doing a pretty good job! It’s almost like watching Thrones, where the longer you sit with the language and the culture the more comfortable you get even without the context of having read the books. Or in the case of True Detective, having grown up in the southern US.

[@LauriNirvi]

You guys should watch vikings.

[@kellieheald]

Love watching you both watching this.

[@C-White-88]

I loved true detective season 1 but i also loved season 2.

[@chrispearce374]

This was elite TV and probably the best one off series in recent times

[@mjbull5156]

"I am police. I could do terrible things to people, with impunity." A couple scenes later, bounces a toolbox off a guy's head.

[@jameezy916]

Thanks! Peaky Blinders and True Detective at the same time??? Thankful 🙏🏾

[@SpartanandPudgey]

@jameezy916 wow thanks for the support Jameezy! we are glad you can enjoy these two epic shows along with us!

[@BonzoDrummer]

This show is basically an excuse to put philosophical debates into the main characters' mouths. The plot is secondary to the characters and the concepts.

[@alishaharper5860]

Oh this is a good series.

[@eliaslopez7582]

best season. i suggest you watch season 4 next then 3 and 2 all different stories some things connected tho

[@sleepless_160]

I just love the characters and performances so much... wish I could see it for the first time again haha, and I'm absolutely loving these reactions as well

[@Bougiebarefoothippie1]

I NEED YOU TO DO OUTLANDER !!!! ASAP !!!

[@conroyking]

I know you love avatar and dragon prince is another masterpiece made by the same people

[@tealsquare]

You'll watch this show again, and again...

[@augustedupin9576]

Bcoz time is a flat circle.... And also bcoz of Alexandra Daddario.

[@fedexilva]

This episode (and the whole series) was supported by Jameson! 🥃 Drink responsibly (Don't spill it ya goat!)

[@captainofdunedain3993]

Alex Daddario was a goddess before the breast surgery and Woody Harrelson one of the rarest lucky guy who enjoyed her in planet.

[@SLAPERZZ1]

Keep it up you two! 🙏🇬🇧

[@dquanissavage6287]

Spartan & Pudgey Such A Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎

[@facundovm16]

React to The Umbrella Academy guys! I really think u would like it!

[@ollegnaget]

What I would do to be able to watch this for the first time again

[@kwm4404]

This show is definitely a slow burn but almost everything is relevant. Since it’s only one season I think they did it perfect.

[@Tigermania]

You need the setup before the fireworks go off...

[@theapocalex]

such a bangin show this

[@ReligionIsSilly]

"my brain hurts" tell us something we don't know.

[@Phantomgreen29]

Rust for all his anti religious sentiment is as if not more dedicated to his worldview than any priest. He's divorced from reality and walking a narrow path, the kind of life that the truly devoted are instructed in. It's easy to see him as broken but the reality is far more nuanced.

[@fuhrdawg]

Mr. Inbetween. amazing show

[@Andres-yu4uf]

With these kind of truly artistic shows you just have to experience it, don't try to find motivations or specific meanings. We get so few of these nowadays

[@MT-si3bu]

RAY GUN!!!!!!!!!!

[@drcornelius8275]

Don't worry, it rolls slow and then explodes.....