The Haunting Of Hill House - 1x6 Two Storms - Group Reaction

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[@frankhal04]

The "none of you could see me" line hurts so much cause it also reflected how they were fighting and screaming at each other instead of just being there and honoring Nel's funeral.

[@tomhaswell6283]

I always tear up when I watch this scene.

[@jubilantsleep]

She just wanted them to see her and even at her funeral it took a spectacle to get them just to see her. 😭

[@racheldollton]

"None of you could see me", was a metaphor for depression. :(

[@alghamdi571]

The end when Nell is in the coffin and the bent-neck lady (also nell) standing next to it and kid Nell saying (I was right here all the time none of you could see me, nobody could see me) is sad af I cry every time i see this ending 💔

[@oliveravery9575]

Only Hill House could flip the horror genre on its head so perfectly! If you watched that last shot out of context with no sound, it would seem like a horror shot that is supposed to scare you but nope! I'm over here crying because the living characters didn't see the ghost. Tl;dr this show is the best thing I've ever seen

[@jaroslavsvaha6065]

Flanagan said he believes this episode is a high point of his career that he's never gonna top. Mad respect for the kids, they're bound to have awesome careers ahead

[@kyleferguson5463]

Easily one of the best written & directed & acted episodes of all time across all of TV history.

[@orboobleck5366]

Very, VERY hard to sit through, though. It's very real.

[@andylarkin5779]

That beginning awkwardness at an open casket is so real, they acted it out perfectly @@orboobleck5366

[@BlackRabbit0113]

this episode always makes me cry honestly, nell’s little ‘nobody could see me’ always just makes me tear up damn

[@josecolin3011]

😂 you guys actually edited out pat 👍 For the people who don’t have Patreon he was in the video but he was drunk with his feet in the camera dead asleep the whole time💨

[@papl20]

Thank goodness they edited him out because the disrespect!

[@ThumpaContinues]

thank you for explaining i was wondering what happened and why they didn't adress it

[@CatallusCarmina]

He should never have been included in these reaction videos from the start.

[@Paddict227]

I feel like every reactor group has that ONE guy...

[@recker198]

@@Paddict227 Pat's great most of the time though, he's not a ROB by any means lmao.

[@kthxbi]

it's not entirely clear at first, but this is Hughs episode, which is why the siblings keep changing for adults to children, why all the corridors seem to lead back to hill house, why it's mostly long shots. its supposed to show how unhinged he is from reality, and how much his mind is still trapped in what happened in hill house

[@Martiancamel]

@Wesley D. de los Santos actually Hugh's episode is 7 not 8

[@ZariDV]

That's an interesting take. He did get a lot of focus this time around. I always saw this one more as the family's episode personally. Although the family interacted with each other, they really had very separate stories until this one where it all collided.

[@ashleighrenee9098]

I always thought episode 7 would be Hugh’s episode because it has him dealing with the cops afterwards, him dealing with the wall, him confronting Olivia about her behavior and him hearing that chilling story from Mr Dudley.

[@transmatized]

this is not hugh’s episode. the next episode is hugh’s episode

[@transmatized]

Wesley D. de los Santos no, his episode is episode 7

[@wordywolf3]

The reactions (or lack there of) from a lot of the family members make a lot more sense if you view it through the lens of them legitimately believing they are mentally ill or fearing that they are, especially Steve. He becomes a waaaaay more empathetic character when you realize that all of his observations and core fears don't come from a "oh shit ghosts" reference point (like Theo, Nell, and Luke, who had legit visceral moments of supernatural contact), but from the sincere belief that his family has inherited mental illness and his absolute terror that it's happening to him and his siblings the way that it did to his mom. (There's a future ep that better shows that, so nbd that it's not picked up on yet). So, when he sees something (like the dead mom getting closer as he looks back at the casket) he believes his is losing his mind, and thus ignores it because it's all in his head. To some degree, so do the others, but with him it's way more pronounced.

[@SwobyJ]

As a man with a mother suffering from schizophrenia, I felt this quickly when watching the show. I'm 30 now, but through a period in my 10s to 20s I was much more afraid of something, something big going wrong with my perception of reality.

[@inwaitfordeath4115]

I totally agree. I like Steve's character as much i like the others, because i can see where he is coming from. While we, as the spectators have an idea that this shit could be real, he don't, and in his place most of us would probably have and similar standing (given it happened in real life).

[@kigbredera1337]

Who else think they should react to a compilation of all the secret ghosts in this show?

[@RobinK]

They definitely should.

[@ryanakers1372]

YES!!!

[@DanielOliveira-pn1rg]

Yes!!!

[@happy2405]

Yes!!

[@stevenightfall6634]

It would break them lol

[@helinituhhh]

Huh. Luke was just as “invisible” to the crew in this ep as Nell was to her sibs. They never talked about him. The only person who was truly mourning her.

[@transmatized]

oh fuck off. they were all mourning her. even steven (who I hate) had a break down when he saw her body, shirley grieved while setting up her funeral and theo was so wrecked by her death that she touched her dead body and then drunk herself into oblivion. luke is her twin and they had an undeniable connection so of course it hit him so hard it practically paralyzed him

[@TearsLikeRain]

He thought fuck it and became The Invisible Man in the 2020 film.

[@MieCeDabeAst]

@@TearsLikeRain lolllllllll

[@JHowesitgoing123]

This is an embarrassingly stupid comment. Did you even watch the series if that's what you got from it?

[@TheReelReesePod]

@@transmatized Theo didn’t exactly drink herself into the shadow realm because of Nell though.

[@pgiffon]

Marketa being the first person in history to say Shirley is the most likeable character.... Also I think the issue a lot of people find when watching the show is they go in expecting it to be just a regular horror series. A haunted house with jump scares and people dying and typical horror tropes. But instead it's actually an intense drama about a dysfunctional family trying to cope with grief the best they can...with some horror mixed in. While the horror is a huge asset to the overall plot, this is a character driven show. The family is the story. Their relationships with each other is the focus, the secrets they keep, their own inner demons. Along with everyone else I love this episode, it's actually my favorite in the series, because they're all finally together and its ugly. They have so much resentment towards each other and yet someone they all love just died and they don't know why and they don't know how to act or feel. So it just spills out and I think a lot of people that have experienced grief can relate. Love you guys discussions especially Chris noticing Theo without her gloves on, because that was something i missed the first time around.

[@drlee2]

Well said. That's why this show is so good because the family dynamic and dialogue is what's really driving all of the action.

[@Anonymousbaldd]

I wouldn't say she's the most likeable but the reason ppl dislike her is the main reason I like her

[@Tashwampa]

That 'nobody could see me' literally gets me everytime I literally start crying every time!!!! Jesus this show cuts deep!!!!

[@bubbles2215]

This episode is amazing. It’s literally only 5 shots. As someone who majored in film and has done shoots with long shots, I can’t even imagine how much time and planning it took to shoot this.

[@sunshinetemptress1124]

That "none of you could see me" and the "I was standing here the whole time" lines got me hard when I realized that earlier in the episode the first time I watched it I really did miss her standing in the background. She was standing right there and I didn't see her.

[@pandycious]

The writer/director said that the siblings represent the 5 stages of grief. Steve is denial Shirley is anger Theo is bargaining Luke is depression Nell is acceptance

[@garyglaser4998]

Oy Vey. I was waiting for somebody to rush in with this little gem. (sigh)

[@oliveravery9575]

I'm not about that whole stages of grief thing

[@Kingboxer702]

The writer or some random guy

[@Kingboxer702]

Yea I just looked it up that just a fan theory the writers never said that

[@katara2021]

@@oliveravery9575 Its not psychologically true. Grief can be very personal, it can last for decades or days depending on the people. It can be angry, silent, anxious or a hundred different things. 5 stages of grief work as a fiction device but they are not universal or applicable.

[@alexandra9825]

finally someone recognized Nathan lol

[@thephalange8630]

I didn't realize it until later, then I was like "OMG, nathan!!!"

[@naderitayem9890]

Nathan? I might be slow but who’s Nathan lol (haven’t watched this show since it came out gimme a break)

[@HealthySelfNThrive]

@@naderitayem9890 from one tree hill

[@Mikerille]

It’s so sad, Nell as a child wasn’t just talking about her as a child there not being able to be seen, she was talking about her funeral, with them all around her jumping yelling and screaming but none could see her.

[@Zarola]

I am very confused how reacting groups or individuals forget that that family is in dire straits. They bought the house! They wanted to flip it but they need to pour more money than expected meanwhile feeding 5 other mouths. The building is crazy damaged and more added each day and week. It is not easy to leave. This is the first haunting movie or TV show that I legit believe they can not leave the house without huge problems.

[@Zarola]

Also to add, so far the special things have been beneficial or easily squashed. Theo can find cool and antique things to sell. The twins have fantastical stories that can be easily dismissed and ignored.

[@Andres_Acosta]

Lmaooo “babe can you wear long sexy black gloves like theo” can’t blame ya man i said the same thing to my girl.

[@blueskybelyr]

Watching this show is the first time I've thoroughly enjoyed horror. You actually care about the characters and their story, and the theme is grief instead of meaningless shock. It's an incredibly sad show.

[@IndyMotoRider]

No Pat? Perfect! My ears won't explode every 12 seconds.

[@TheBlackwolf101]

My man pat was way too drunk to function in the original cut. They just removed him this time.

[@alwaysbam]

Man this episode had me jumping and crying. And those kids deserve all the awards.

[@kimhyoyeon2264]

This episode is a masterpiece! The fact that most of the episode is all on one take is honestly amazing! Hands down the best show I’ve ever watched. So glad you’re watching it 🙌🏻

[@TheOtterBear61]

The buttons were a reference to her nickname. Olivia called Nellie "Button" because she liked collecting buttons. Speaking of Doctor Who references... did you notice the scene when Olivia went into the bedroom then came back out, the statues in the hallway had turned their heads so that they were looking in her direction? In a later seen they were turned back to their original position.

[@inkeriananas]

I never thought that was a DW reference, just saw it as the House being creepy and haunted like always

[@darkbarbiex]

best thing about this reaction is rana continuously apologising to her cat for screaming 🥺😂😂😂❤

[@sibela9553]

You talked in the most important scence who cares about Theo try to kiss Kevin you couldn't concentrate to Nell's amazing speech:(

[@kimhyoyeon2264]

Also, fun fact: All the Crain siblings represent different stages of grief; Steve = Denial - He refuses to believe in the supernatural and doesn’t believe what he writes in his books. Shirley = Anger - After Nell’s suicide, she’s angry and resentful instead of being sad or understanding. She’s also angry about Steve profiting off their story in Hill House from his book. Her anger will be further explained in future episodes. Theo = Bargaining - She wears her gloves to block out the feelings she feels, unless she actually wants to feel, then she takes them off. Luke = Depression - Due to his experiences in Hill House, he becomes depressed as an adult and is addicted to heroin. And finally Nell = Acceptance - As seen in ep. 5, she is the bent neck lady that she saw as a child. Her acceptance will be further explained in future episodes.

[@papl20]

Finally someone that actually matches de kids with the stages... Thank you!

[@marystombaugh2282]

This episode is the perfect combination of technical mastery and emotional impact. Each part elevates the other.

[@charmedoriginal5923]

The eyes keep the soul within, so coins/buttons keep the eyes closed until the soul is ready to leave. Also Coins are placed on the eyes to bring into the afterlife upon burial, to pay the underworld for safekeeping.

[@neonoires]

I love this episode because it felt a lot like theater and that's how it was shot. When Theo fell on the ground it was a mistake by the actress but she stayed in character so there was no cut. The long shots were great and the child actors were amazing because they were so on point with everything. There were quite a few goofs that happened like Shirley stumbling over her words and young Hugh (the dad) stepped on a piece of the chandelier that young Theo eventually picked up and took away discreetly. It feels more realistic that way. About the "encounter" in the closet, that's kind of the thing about Netflix originals like this, they're meant to be binge watched like a long movie. Since I binge watched it I'm kind of like "ughhh just wait to see what happens" when you make predictions lmao. I still didn't get any romantic energy between Theo and the husband when I watched though, I knew it would be a misunderstanding. That ending speech by Nell about how they couldn't see her and then young Luke coming in to further break my heart hit hard. Depression feels exactly like that. I can't wait until the next episode because up until this point I really had no idea who the dad was as a person or character.

[@nathanhall9345]

The fact you guys are arguing (goodnaturedly) about the issues the family are really shows how well the series did at presenting the different viewpoints.

[@T4ZSK1]

This show really is amazing. Take away the drama and it's a great horror. Take away the horror and it's a great drama. All the actors are wonderful, the dialogue is realistic and combining those with the sound design and shot composition we have episodes like these, where it's just non-stop tension where you genuinely care for the characters and just want them to be a family together. Throughout the episode it's painful to see all of the family's reactions to their dead sister but it's absolutely heartwrenching to see what THEY can't at the end. That ending really hits hard.

[@josegiron7008]

This episode alone makes the whole series worth a watch imo, it's a masterpiece in writing and cinematography, incredible 😃😃😃

[@ZariDV]

This episode was such a good one, the camera work and production were great, the acting was awesome. I mean the fact that this was about 4 long one-shots must have been taxing for the actors but I've got to give extra props to the children for keeping up with such a complex feat. They did so well. My favourite acting was the father (older version), Nell (younger version) and Luke (both versions). They really brought the emotion out of me. I felt so bad for Nellie and Luke took it so hard that his face was hard to watch with all of that grief. And the dad really struggled to in his own grief and his awkwardness in this reunion. He's such a sympathetic character imo.

[@sydnitheromantictaylor112]

This was hands down my favorite episode of haunting of hill house. I loved seeing the family altogether in one place talking about what went on in the past and present. This episode was creepy too lol. I jumped quite a few times.

[@aimeeck]

Suraj "she was trying to feel something" me puts finger to nose, SOMEONE GETS IT, THANK GOD SOMEONE GETS IT.

[@irishinnish1]

I'm SURE I'm not the first to mention this, but there's a great bts video on YT about the making of this episode. I think - might be off a little - they shot this episode in 3 shots over 2 days. Everything was choreographed to the letter, and they even attached a Hill House set to the funeral parlor set for those transitions. What I doubt anyone else has said is that "Two Storms" should've been nominated for an Emmy because it may have been the single best produced, acted, directed, and written television episode of 2019. Def in my top 3 anyway.

[@littlerose19]

Buttons is what Nell’s nickname was for the mom

[@johnmurray3542]

Yeah a whole lot of the sets around the series where built to work with this episode. Amazing cinematography and direction!

[@luanacastro9868]

I'm living to see their reaction to the Theo's monologue in episode 8 kisses from Brazil🤧💜🇧🇷

[@northwind2538]

THIS EPISODE SINGLEHANDEDLY SECURED THIS SHOW AS ONE OF MY FAVORITE TELEVISION SEASONS EVER FUCKING MADE. PERIOD.

[@chaoticbisaster5512]

Please watch Sharp Objects! Highly recommend!

[@wehaveadarkside]

this is the best episode of the show and it gets me everytime, that last scene makes me cry so hard

[@rexarsenio9447]

Just got the chills again especially at the ending. Such an amazing episode.

[@maloneaqua]

Nell’s life just breaks my heart. She had so much to offer. She at least deserved a marriage that would bring her some sense of stability, and even that was taken away.

[@fojemo1661]

This was the best episode of any tv show ever! A masterpiece!

[@broncobatman2152]

Don’t know if y’all know but every episode there is always a hidden ghost at the hill house ... it’s pretty cool to go back and find them all and some are pretty hard to spot !! Love yalls reaction to this show !!

[@dragos-lucian]

This episode was shot in 5 f***ing takes, the longest being a little over 17 minutes. It's truly fantastic. And the acting was sublime.

[@annastone]

Fun Fact: Kate Siegal discovered that she was pregnant while filming this episode. Months later Mike Flanagan and Kate announced their daugther name Theodora Isabelle Irene Flanagan

[@zimzamzoom69]

Series creator and director Mike Flanagan made this show based on this episode. He's an underrated horror director who did Oculus, Hush and recently Doctor Sleep. There's a sequel season of Haunting in the works and it will be called Haunting of Bly Manor based off the Turning of the Screws short story.

[@explodingplant2]

The way the father talks as if the mother is there made me think of Angelica Hamilton, daughter of Alexander Hamilton. They said when she heard of her brother's death, she took on a shock she never recovered from. She was apparently trapped in an eternal child-like mind, occasionally had lucid moments, but often spoke as if her brother was there and they were having a conversation

[@ShawnATX]

Thank you for excluding Pat.

[@zammmerjammer]

I LOVE this episode. Eps 4, 6, and 8 are tied for my favourite.

[@Collsy100]

For me the saddest line was, “My problem is the wrong parent died!” It’s overshadowed by the immediate toppling of Nell’s casket, but that line broke my heart. We understand why all of the kids are bitter towards their dad (he withheld information so they wouldn’t return to Hill House or fixate on the supernatural, and left them to Aunt Janet to raise because he was so traumatized and guilt ridden). But for Steve to scream that in Hugh’s face and never take it back? After idolizing his dad up until The Final Night? It’s so sad.

[@ryanakers1372]

I hope they watch the making of this episode. Don't care if they react to it, just watch it cause it is wild!

[@MieCeDabeAst]

What's it's called on KZbin?

[@IndyMotoRider]

5:10 Surj getting a bit too distracted. This episode demands 100% attention

[@Dnani000]

I agree. they kept talking and I'm over here shushing them like they can hear me

[@IndyMotoRider]

@@Dnani000 same lol

[@Helldog6]

@@heregellas She has to look at her phone in order to press the button to talk, and she's taking notes to try and understand the show better. Rana, the girl on the left, is honestly one of the best reactors on this channel. She invests and catches a lot more than most of the other people on this channel.

[@Tiffany-ov2jf]

@@heregellas She takes notes for the show's episode..

[@Tiffany-ov2jf]

Why do u guys act like this is a study lesson where u have to pay 100% attention? They're watching a tv horror show and they can talk to each other over the show tf

[@DominickvdHoff]

Such a great show, I love watching each and every person who reacts to it. (did they notice the ghosts yet?)

[@nichellec.1752]

In case no one else said it, you guys should watch the behind the scenes for this episode

[@TheBlackwolf101]

I can't stop laughing when I hear the phrase "I'm gonna shit a kitten over here."

[@happy2405]

From a cinematograhy stand point, this episode was amazing. It was a take shot and the actors did amazing

[@morphman86]

The first act doesn't have a single cut in it. This episode took the longest to make because they had to spend months practicing every move. And just for style points, they switched the actors out for their kids parts in a sweeping pan, which was the most difficult one to achieve. They did it by literally just running really fast while the camera was facing away, having practiced hard for weeks to not get flustered until the camera looked away again.

[@maya_db]

This was my favorite episodes because of the cinematography and the whole vibe of the episode !!!!

[@Blackfoxloki]

You guys would upload this on the day a dangerous storm knocks all my power out.

[@claud1198]

In an alternate timeline Pat was drunk as hell

[@arrivalofdoom7449]

As brilliant and goddamn creepy as the extended bentneck lady cut is THIS episode is just an EDITING MASTERPIECE. The cast and crew going above and beyond on ALL FOUR SHOTS of the 50minutes lol. The commentary track with Mike explaining how it was done = PRICELESS. This series was EPIC

[@pokeygorilla9368]

The behind the scenes of this episode is great. 4:35 "WTF, how did they do they that? Did they have to sprint?" Yeah that's basically what happened. The kids and adults quickly moved out of frame to replace each other to keep the 1 shot going.

[@tee6900]

“Nobody could see me” i was literally broken while watching that

[@kaylastewart6160]

To footnote on that “time pocket” theory... You guys would REALLY enjoy True Detective Season 3. It plays a LOT with that theory!!!

[@Lasigoat]

This episode is amazing! It feels like a chamber play because of the longshots, small cast and restriction to 2 locations.

[@rwilsonpaladin]

Great acting...you really see the actors show their skill here.

[@akashic3]

I feel like you’re the only ones I’ve seen acknowledge how broken Steve was over seeing Nell.

[@Gustava10]

I told you this episode was lit! The funny thing is that you can see how exhausted the actors are because of the non stop

[@HiThere-hy9sh]

15:26 "nell died for your sins" why is that so funny to me lmao

[@noone1704]

Steve makes me angry sometimes, I don't know if ghost exist but I hate sceptics that act like they know everything in the universe. Dude we don't know shit.

[@inwaitfordeath4115]

@NoseKey Yes! I can see from where people can find him irritating, but i actually really like his character. He is stubborn and close-minded, but he believes that his family member's are suffering from mental illness and the other encouraging or just pretending not to see their behaviour. He is in denial, sure, but you can see that when it comes to it he really love his siblings.

[@inwaitfordeath4115]

@NoseKey I totally agree

[@kevinbaconwasntinfootloose1742]

Alternatively you have crackpots that make up bullshit for everything. So what's worse ?

[@sean437]

14:33 lmao "If some sh*t like that happens, I'm moving across the f*cking country."

[@itsfriday9139]

Thank goodness no Pat #sorrynotsorry

[@largemarty93]

can you imagine pat screaming and talking over the emotional moments in this one to say something dumb

[@jaives]

aw. love to watch that scaredy cat squirm. makes my day.

[@ashleighrenee9098]

His reaction to this episode was terrible and they are doing is a favor by cutting it out.

[@LitchiBoba]

Pat was super drunk and spent the whole reaction either passed out or shitting on this episode for being “boring”. He also had his feet right up to the camera and kept smacking the mic, clipping the audio. They edited Pat out because he wasn’t contributing to the reaction, but was instead detracting from it.

[@albericponcedeleon2696]

@@LitchiBoba wait so is this a re-upload, or a re-edit from the Patreon version?

[@JRF32100]

Steve wasn't downplaying the mental illness. He said that it WAS mental illness and he thinks that his family (namely his father) failed to get help leading to Nell's death. And he wasn't talking about the father being mentally ill.Steve is a human who is realistically frustrated at himself and also the people around him. He's one of the few who is recognizing that they could have done more for Nell. He's just directing that anger more at the father at the moment, mostly because the dad has never given them answers due to the dad knowing how those answers would be perceived.

[@Khay-77]

Mike Flanagan the director is amazing. I'm forever a fan after this show and watched all of his movies. Can't wait for the new season of this.

[@flora_76]

i love your reactions to this ! thank you for this episode !

[@Xtrodinary20]

The buttons on the eyes are an allusion (I think that's it) reference to putting coins over the person's eyes as payment for the trip across the river stix in Greek mythology I believe

[@bwernard]

Every episode got consistently better up to this one, but after it I felt they got worse and worse. Hope you guys enjoy them better than I did.

[@transmatized]

well you’re an idiot and no one cares how you felt

[@bwernard]

@@transmatizedNo need to be so defensive, good for you if you liked them.

[@quicklittlesnail1616]

@@transmatized he hopes other people enjoyed it,he cares for other people. You are embarassing yourself buddy.

[@toriboy25]

@ 4:12 "Bent Neck Lady..think think think...they are not going to figure this out" It was clear Luke understood right after that then he and his father talked about it later.

[@evrynameistaken5]

Highly recommend watching the official vid/mini doc they released showing how they did this ep its phenomenal, and yes there was alot of sprinting with, I want to say, just 1 hard cut in the entirety so it's just 2 extensive 1 shot takes; further contributing to the 2 storms theme, the 2 nights where everything changed

[@LitchiBoba]

LOL you guys actually edited out Pat.

[@ximienlundquist8487]

Good decision lmfao he was out of it

[@samueljones1146]

Wait where is he?

[@darkbarbiex]

@@samueljones1146 apparently on patreon he was drunk and asleep with his feet on the camera the whole time so they edited him out 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️😂😂😂

[@daviddalke926]

This is my favorite episode of any television show.

[@Xanivert]

This show was amazing. Easily in my top like 7 shows of all time. Maybe even top 5

[@cradle2gravedirtball]

Olivia to Hugh in Episode 4 about her deja vu: “...and the kids books are on the lower shelves so even the little boy in the wheelchair can reach”. 😉 Her whole speech in that segment is very interesting

[@danh8804]

Yes, the actors really did just hussle into the shot. This is the best hour of television produced in probably 20 years.

[@MrAnthimos112]

"That's almost like they FUCKED!" "NO, SHUTUP!" LOL

[@drag0nzownu]

they actually built the funeral home and hill house sets so that they were connected specifically for this episode

[@cemeterybackyards]

This is probably one of, if not the BEST episode

[@nedmclovin8095]

It really gets on my nerves when they keep looking at their phones and miss vital points

[@romeosegura2650]

This show is soooo good, season 2 will be crazy

[@Johnny-sw3hi]

Did any notice (@ the 15:30 left mark) when the husband left to get new batteries the statue on the left is facing the direction he left and, 15 seconds later, when the wife steps back into the hall the statute is facing her.

[@sickboy7104]

Might be my favorite episode of television, period.

[@starstormm1]

i cant wait for a certain episode and for a certain scene lmao SHHHH

[@TriXJester]

If you appreciate this show at all you'd watch the making of this episode and how much work and dedication went into making it

[@Kveldrunari]

Have more faith in Theo :)

[@atomicbritt226]

They’re finally watching my favorite episode