The Haunting of Hill House Episode 6 'Two Storms' REACTION!!!

[@willbeplayin]

That ending makes me tear up every single time.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

This show has made me cry more times that I’d ever though possible. The ending to this episode was HEARTBREAKING. - The Hound.

[@willbeplayin]

There is this really weird turning point right at the Ep. 5-6 where the show slowly starts to turn from horror to just plain tragedy. Can't wait for the next episodes and your reactions as always. There's still a lot more to come :)

[@alleighfranta8563]

Same sis

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@willbeplayin Yeah, the first few episodes are character driven horror, then the middle episodes are straight up tragedy. Then, somehow, they merge all of that together through some kind of Lovecraftian alchemy, and the last couple of episodes are horrifying, heartbreaking and enthralling all at the same time. It's really quite special. - The Hound.

[@TheAshleysama]

I have seen this episode at least 50 times...I CRY EVERY TIME!!!

[@arielb102011]

In the end we can still make a parallel with depression. As people are here but are often overlooked. This show is amazing

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Indeed. So many people “fall through the cracks”, and people only realise they’re in trouble once it’s too late. This show has SO MANY LAYERS. I love it so much. - The Hound.

[@Luv2Dnce4]

“Engrossing” is the perfect word to describe this show. Great reaction and adorable kitty! For a child to go through trauma, I know it sounds implausible, but adulthood can literally cause you to question what actually happened. I think about the Chronicles of Narnia series, when, in the last book, one of the original characters dismisses the experiences of her childhood as “pretending.” Or, for a real-world example, I can vividly recall playing on the front lawn of my childhood home. I was only four or five, having a teddy bear picnic, when an older girl came riding by on her bike. She asked me if I would go with her to deliver mail to a house down the street. Thinking she was so cool, I went with her. At the end of the street were some trees lining the parkway. One, in particular, was missing a large portion of bark. The older girl grabbed me by the back of the neck and slammed my head into that tree trunk two times. I ran home, crying, and my mom comforted me, telling me that strangers were “red lights” and meant the same thing: stop, don’t go with them. She said that even older kids could be strangers, “yellow lights”: slow down, be careful. Years later, I referenced that conversation, as an adult. My mom couldn’t remember any part of my story, and she insisted that it must have been a dream I had. The whole thing. And, after hearing that over and over, it definitely causes me to question my own memory.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Rhaegar the kitty says thanks! And all three of us are glad you’re enjoying our content! And wow, that is... woah. To have such a vivid memory, and then have no one else believe you. I can see why that would make you question things. Just goes to show what we’ve been saying all along is right. People need to have more belief in their kids. I hope you get answers one day, one way or the other. - The Hound.

[@Citizen88020120820]

The younger version of the father is the kid from E.T. Masterpiece of camera work, set pieces, and actors moving their asses and not messing up. First shot was clocked around 17 minutes long. I love this episode for that alone.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Woah, mind blown! I knew I recognised those creepy pale eyes... nice catch! And yeah the organisation required to pull something like this off is mindblowing. I don’t know how this episode wasn’t huge news... - The Hound.

[@Evija3000]

@@TheDragonTheHound They spent a month just rehearsing the technical aspects of the episode like choreography and lighting. The fact that they didn't get any notable awards is a crime in my eyes :D

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@Evija3000 and it paid off, they delivered an absolute masterpiece! And yea, the fact it didn’t get ALL the awards is a crime. - The Hound.

[@gccurry1]

"...and no one could see me." Six words to sum up a tragedy.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Indeed. It's like one of those "Try to write the saddest story in the least words" contests. And this one would easily win. - The Hound.

[@BlackMew13]

One thing no one ever seems to pick up on with Steven is that he is CONSTANDLY dealing with the idea that his entire family is mentaly ill and they're going to kill themselves one by one And when he's seemingly calling his sibling and dad out for potentially being mentaly ill he's also dealing with the fact he thinks he's menatly ill himself , he's just too scared to really say it out loud Then there's also all the stuff going on between him and his wife which is also caused by this fear of his And he is just REALLY bad at dealing with all of that in a healthy, constructive way so he lashes out and says stuff he regrets Thats also why he denies all his ghost encounters and doenst tell anyone about them, cuz doing so would, in his mind, make him admit that he is going insane And sure, for us the audience its easy to say he should just finally accept that ghosts are real, but if we imagine this to be a real life situation, it would be a bit much to expect someone to just accept ghosts are real instead of believing in a plausible, scientific explanation I know he's abrasive a lot fo the time, but i really like and appreciate Steven because to me, he is the most realistic and relatiable person in this show Also i often agree with WHAT he is saying, just not HOW he is saying it Of course this is also just my take on it X'D

[@TheDragonTheHound]

You make some pretty solid points, can’t deny that! I think Steven’s biggest problem is that he’s basically living in denial. Almost all his problems stem from this fact. His denial and fear lead him to get a little prickly, and that makes him hard to like. But, as you’ve said, a lot of that is easy for us to say, because we KNOW that the ghosts and stuff are real, and that he’s just in denial. I have a deep suspicion, that a lot of people, myself included, would be far more like Steve or Shirley if they were in this situation than they’d like to admit. - The Hound.

[@zqasadioz]

@@TheDragonTheHound all the children are each one of the 5 stages of grief. Steven being denial. He's one of my favourites of the children as I would probably be the exact same way

[@the_nikster1]

re: Stephen - denial is a hell of a drug but I am with you both: I absolutely love child Stephen, he's such a sweetheart. this episode is absolutely heart-wrenching and beautiful all at the same time. as for the coffin, that was absolutely Nellie knocking it over telling her family to shut the hell up and pay attention to her already; she wanted them to see her. hearing baby Nellie and baby Luke's voice-overs at the end of this episode always completely breaks me, no matter how many times I've seen it. oh and btw, congrats on hitting 1k! here's to 1k more! I always enjoy your reactions and theories so much. looking forward to next episode, I have a feeling you're gonna really enjoy it 🤓

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Yup. I was trying to find a spot in the episode to slip in my old favourite “Denial isn’t just a river in Egypt, Steve!” But the moment never presented itself 😂. But yes, Young Steve FTW. Adult Steve needs to channel his energy more! Yeah, knowing that she was standing there the whole time REALLY makes it seem like she knocked herself down, to get them to stop fighting. I get the feeling this won’t be the last time she pulls something like that... Huge thanks for your support! Our viewers have been SO supportive so far, we literally couldn’t do this without you all! And yea, next episode is... quite special. They all are, from here on out! - The Hound.

[@amydubuque2894]

I love this episode. This is my favorite. The long shots are so damn good!! That ending always makes me cry. And when the dad sees young nell in the coffin I cry there too. But that end.... nell saying no one could see her and luke saying he thought the house things had gotten her and older Luke looking back at the coffin.... just tears!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

I kknnoowwww, this episode was so emotional. I can't say it's my favourite, because I've loved so many of these episodes, for so many different reasons, but this episode was something special, for sure. That last shot was just perfect, in the most heartbreaking way. - The Hound.

[@amydubuque2894]

@@TheDragonTheHound lol I completely understand. I sometimes think episode 5 is my favorite and then a couple that you guys haven't seen yet and then episode 4.... so my favorite kinda bounces around but at the least its tied for my favorite hahaha. This whole show is very emotional haha. I think almost every episode except maybe the first made me cry at least once lol.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@amydubuque2894 Yup, basically... my favourite episode is whichever one I'm watching at any given moment! They're all just SO freakin good. - The Hound.

[@Shellbot_]

I think this entire episode was only five shots in total. Great reaction guys, I was similarly blown away when I saw this one 😊

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Yeah, it’s about that. Absolute genius work, and worthy of ALL the awards. I was in AWE of this episode, for all the usual reasons, and more. - The Hound.

[@sannaolsson9106]

I think you mean cuts. There's lots of shots haha. I think thete's about 2 or 3 cuts in the whole episode.

[@Lannisen]

3 cuts only, and the longest shot is 17 minutes! This episode is so masterfully done, everyone had to learn their cues like a choreography, and the kids weren't fast enough to get out of shot when the camera panned, so people were standing by to grab them and run away 😅

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@Lannisen I had trouble WATCHING a 17 minute shot. I can’t image the time and effort it took to make it happen. And that part about the kids is hilarious. Not sure I’d have been able to film that without laughing. - The Hound.

[@Lannisen]

@@TheDragonTheHound apparently at the end of filming they had issues with their rigging, so they couldn't do too many takes and in the end they had to use shots that had some mistakes in them. If I remember it right, Theo falling off the couch was one of those mistakes, but the cast were so drilled in never going out of character by that point that everyone just reacted accordingly and in the end it fit the scene so well they used it.

[@avacollier9748]

why do i even bother trying not to cry anymore 😭 love this channel, btw!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Don't worry, just let the tears flow. It's only going to get worse from here on out, and you'll probably do yourself a mischief, trying to keep them in. And thanks

[@robertbrown569]

There's a video on KZbin about the behind-the-scenes endeavour to do the seventeen-minute single-shot that opens the episode, and it's amazing that they pulled it off, especially as they had to keep bringing other characters in and out of the past without cutting, and that they had to connect the funeral parlour set to the Hill House set so that they could get Dad to walk between the two. Amazing direction, crew-co-ordination and performances from all concerned.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Indeed. It's an absolute masterpiece of cinematography. I hope everyone involved got a lot of money and awards for pulling it off! - The Hound.

[@hugoagogo]

First, congrats on the 1k subs. I think we are all enjoying the emotional ride you are taking on The Haunting of Hill House so far. I especially loved your reactions and comments on this one. It does leave most speechless. This episode remains my favourite. From a story-telling perspective, the technical aspects of the shoot, acting - all of it is just so amazing. The end of Two Storms crushed me. The symbolism of nobody being able to see Nelly during each of the two storms drew a parallel to all those times that Nelly was weathering her own personal storms alone, and feeling like nobody was listening. The last line young Nelly delivers, "nobody could see me", changes slightly in tone and delivery from the rest of her lines. She now sounds defeated, like she realizes that all her calls for help were for not. Three more to go. Brace yourself for some scares and keep the tissues to wipe the tears handy as well.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Thanks, Jerry! It's been a fun ride to 1k, and can't wait to climb ever higher! I'm especially glad that people are enjoying our reactions to Hill House, because we LOVE this series, so it's great to find it has other fans! And yeah, while I love pretty much every episode of this show, Two Storms is absolutely in the top three, for me. It excells on just about every level, and as you said, Nellie's delivery of her final lines is just soul destroying. And when it's taken in the context of everything she's been through so far this season, it just makes it hurt all the more. And yeah, three more episodes to go, and somehow, they keep getting finding new and amazing ways to hurt us. Wonderful... - The Hound.

[@le_petit_calimero]

27:17: I like your authenticity so much! And it's nice to see how much you appreciate this show. thanks for these reactions! can't wait to watch the rest :)

[@TomTomson81]

I consider myself a hard man, but here I cried in the end. So heartbreaking when a little girl says she's there all the time and nobody sees her. Whenever the family quarrels, Nelly intervenes. She just tries to make herself noticeable but nobody sees her. It's so deeply sad. I have to point out these excellent child actors again. How rarely is it cast so well. How often do children get on my nerves in films and series because they are simply not good actors. The last good child actor was in walking dead as Judith and before that there was nothing until the sixth sence. Wow just wow In the whole episode there were only 4 or 5 cuts. That's another number on top of everyone involved in the series.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Yeah, the young Crains are SO GOOD. There’s one scene, in an upcoming episode, that absolutely floored me. With young Nel. And the final scene of this episode has to rank right up there, with my saddest scenes of all time. Utterly heartbreaking. And when you notice the pattern, of Nel always trying to intervene, when her family is arguing... it just makes it, and some scenes to come, all the sadder. - The Hound.

[@TomTomson81]

@@TheDragonTheHound You expressed concern at the end of the video that you might end up being left confused. I can assure you that every little thing will make sense. Not just the big things. Even individual mini-dialogues and the tiniest of clues add up to the whole picture. So if the show left you confused with the last episode, then you've just missed out on things. Maybe not looking or listening at the right moment. For that reason alone, a second look would be absolutely worth it. Then everything will come together at the latest. You also responded to the fact that people criticized you for talking too much and listening too little. I was one of them. But it wasn't a criticism, but a hint for your best possible experience, not for me as a viewer. Because it's very easy to miss a lot of supposed little things that would later be important. A second round is also worthwhile, because then you can also turn off the fear and see everything more clearly. For that reason alone, it is worthwhile. For me personally, this video had the best balance between showing the episode and your comments on it. Was very pleasant to look at. It was fun. Also cut and edited very well. 👍

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Thanks for the comments, Coyote! This was probably the hardest editing job I've had yet, so it's great to hear it turned out well

[@2001aniket]

Loving this thread. And dying to watch the next episode reactions. Please do upload soon. 🤘🏼

[@TomTomson81]

@@TheDragonTheHound Will be great for sure. ☺️

[@vicjr74]

That episode was incredible. The whole show was in a one shot, it looked so seamless. You are both great reactors and I really like your commentary after the episodes. Both of you are always on point every time. Kerp it up.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

So good! We were about ten minutes into the episode, when I realised what they were doing. By the end, I was in absolute awe. And thanks, we do love a good theorycraft. It makes us happy, knowing you guys enjoy them too! - The Hound.

[@paperpyres1367]

I know I'm late to the party for your 1000 subscriber mark, but just know that you guys are lovely to watch! As you grow, your fans will understand that you may not be able to get to every last comment, but likewise will make every effort to continue that growth because people who are as genuine and thorough as you both deserve to succeed! Cheers 🍻 I'm looking forward to watching the remainder of your reaction!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Thanks ❤️. Comments like this mean the world to us! And o hope you enjoy the rest of our reactions: this show is SO good, and leads to some of our best reactions. - The Hound.

[@2001aniket]

This was such an earnest reaction. Loved watching this one with you. The next few episodes are incredible.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

We strive above all, to be honest in our reactions. glad that comes across! And yeah, the next few are quite special. Can't wait to share them with you all! - The Hound.

[@alexb7065]

Did either of you notice that the statue in the upstairs hallway turned its head when Olivia was looking around in the bedrooms? It’s subtle but another amazing detail!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

How did just reading that sentence give me the chills? Seriously? How does this show KEEP doing this! No, we didn’t notice that... but I definitely need to go back and watch her scene again, now. - The Hound.

[@mattillingworth4049]

loving the reactions! congrats on hitting 1000!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Thanks Matt, glad you enjoyed our work! We're REALLY loving this show, and it pleases us to see it still has so many fans! And thanks! the KZbin community has been so welcoming to us both. It's great to find somewhere to talk about all the shows we love so much! - The Hound.

[@rosathais]

I'm binging on your channel right now, love your reactions and insight

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Thanks ❤️. We really loved this show, and vibed with it way more than we thought we would. - The Hound.

[@jesusbasuel]

Very brill reactions again guys, kudos on hittin' 1000👍🙌

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Thanks, Jesus! Glad you’re enjoying our content, and are here for this milestone. Fingers crossed we’ll be celebrating many more, in the years to come! - The Hound.

[@jesusbasuel]

@@TheDragonTheHound aye indeed mate, lookin forward ta more😀🙆

[@valentinogal781]

Olivia and Nelly are The Two Storms, the two catalysts of this story that is why the family is reliving this grief. But at the same time this explains a lot. Nelly was able to move through time and space, so could Olivia (the mom) both were lost in one of the storms and both are dead now. Except Nelly didn't kill herself maybe one was the catalyst and the other the hero and the one to bring healing to the family. Shirley said that Nell was the one that always wanted to get them all together, i feel like that is her mission while the mother separated them through grief Nell is uniting them.. The Two Storms.... I think that Mike Flanagan has a good idea of what true horror is. The horrors of what happens to us in real life and a lil subtle jumps scares within his storytelling is remarkable. That is like his own personal brand. God.... This whole episode was so sad. I couldn't stop crying, especially towards the end.. "I was right here nobody could see me". But seeing baby Nell in that casket was too much for me.

[@marcogloder3158]

1.26k subs! Well done! Great show.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Thanks, Marco! Glad you’re enjoying our content. - The Hound.

[@ChromeOfTheFuture]

Also once you finish the season, the channel Insider did a bts on how this specific episode was shot.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

I have a link and will be watching soon. VERY interested to see how they pulled off this masterpiece. - The Hound.

[@philthemovieguy81]

You are guys are doing splendidly! I love your reactions, especially to this show! It's one of my favorite shows ever! I eagerly look forward to seeing your reactions to The Haunting of Bly Manor! Keep up the amazing job!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

+1 awesome point for use of "splendidly". A classic word, that needs to come back into fashion! And, very glad you're enjoying our work! It's been a JOURNEY reacting to this show, and one I'm not quite yet ready to end... Sadly, I've already seen Bly Manor, so we won't be reacting to that on the channel. However, we do have a couple of amazing shows lined up, so hopefully you'll enjoy our upcoming content! - The Hound.

[@philthemovieguy81]

@@TheDragonTheHound I do adore the word "splendid" or "splendidly". I try to use it as often as I can without over using it, as it was in episode 1 of Bly Manor. Unfortunate that I won't get to see your reactions to Bly Manor. However I do intend to continue watching your other reactions!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@philthemovieguy81 Perfectly splendid, in every way... And yeah, if I'd known this channel was going to exist, I'd have held off! But fingers crossed you'll enjoy our other content as much! - The Hound.

[@calanor4130]

This particular episode is one of the best I've ever seen in a television show. The fact that two of the kids were only 6 years old when this was filmed makes the long takes even more impressive! Generally speaking, I'm not a fan of child actors - for obvious reasons, they don't have the experience (both of acting and life in general) of older ones. However, the kids in this series did a _great_ job!

[@ValyTraveler]

Congrats on the new sub's and yes, it was Nellie knocking her coffin over after Steven said to his dad that wrong parent died... And those long shots were on purpose - to get us to ignore Nellie...

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Thanks Valyn! and yeah, that's an excellent point! I don't think anything in this show is done for no reason. So, I strongly doubt they'd make an episode this complex, just to show off how good the cast are (and the cameras, editors etc). Having it set up this way, to almost make us miss Nel so many times. Very, very well played, and a good catch on your part! - The Hound.

[@MrDatandroid]

12:18 "Never split the party." I've just spotted a RPG player right there!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Hahah, yup! It's rule number 1 for a reason. - The Hound.

[@MrDatandroid]

@@TheDragonTheHound Exactly! Haha!

[@MrDatandroid]

@@TheDragonTheHound Loved your reactions, by the way. Hello, from Brazil!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@MrDatandroid thanks! This show very quickly became an ABSOLUTE favourite. I’m glad you all enjoyed it as much as we did! - The Hound.

[@hyrulianhero116]

Well time to go find episode 1 and watch all of these with you guys...brb😂🙃

[@TheDragonTheHound]

You’re in for a real adventure, dude. This very quickly became one of my favourite shows ever. Hope you enjoy the ride. - The Hound.

[@numbersandsports4206]

Such brilliant television wasn't it? If you guys have some free time on your own I suggest checking out the video the company released of how they shot this episode with a series of 1 shots with some narrative takes from the actors, all behind the scenes footage. You guys are great man, thanks again for another reaction.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

SO brilliant. I loved every second of it! And yea, I absolutely need to track that down. Is it on Netflix? I love good behinds the scenes content. - The Hound.

[@stefanogalli7521]

@@TheDragonTheHound I don't know if they released it on Netflix too, but the clip (I agree with NumbersAndSports, definitely a must see if you loved the episode) is available on Netflix KZbin channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGnKe2tngphsf8k The director Mike Flanagan also wrote a fascinating and extremely detailed thread on Twitter about this episode, you can read it at this link: twitter.com/flanaganfilm/status/1059105688541118464 Btw, thanks and keep up the great reactions!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@stefanogalli7521 Awesome, thanks! I'll check them out asap. And thanks, glad you enjoy watching our stuff, as much as we enjoy making it! Can't wait to show you all some of the great things we've got coming. - The Hound.

[@gccurry1]

there is a video (you tube maybe) that shows how the episode was shot.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

I'll definitely need to look that up. SUCH an amazing feat of cinematography. I saw the "Behind the scenes" for Birdman, which is shot in a similar way. But this was far slicker, I noticed a few of the hidden cuts in that movie, but really struggled to see them here. - The Hound.

[@gccurry1]

@@TheDragonTheHound this was by far one of the best episodes of anything I have ever watched

[@Evija3000]

I think Steve might have been the most upset with the dad largely because he was the closest to him. They worked on the house together, he looked up to him. He hadn't seen anything supernatural himself so he more than anyone else thought the dad had failed their mom and then abandoned the kids to their aunt. He must have felt really betrayed.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Yeah, I think that is very accurate. It’s like, his mother died… but he ended up losing both parents, and his hero too. So you CAN understand why he’s so upset with his father. But still, he went a bit too far, this episode. - The Hound.

[@MintyPur]

Just a little detail. When neel saw the bent neck lady during the storm she kinda danced off like she did with her husband. It was the same area too.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Woah… man, this show has so many tiny details like that. Such a masterpiece. - The Hound.

[@TheCreamCheeseArmye]

I actually don’t dislike Steve. I think he is does genuinely try to help his family and does support all them in one way or another (either through money or how he supports Luke) He makes mistakes, but often his view of what happened on that night and how he is continuously left out of the conversation and not told anything. And people having the same hallucinations is an actual phenomenon, although not working in the way you’d think. (Mostly a dominate person gives other people predisposed to hallucinations the idea of a hallucination that they themselves are hallucinating, thus they think that they are seeing the same things), so chocking it up to mental illness is not far fetched. When you think about it, if you didn’t personally have those experiences and were a limited amount of information about like, Steven was told, it is easy to think of this phenomenon to be due to mental health. I also think Steven’s anger towards his father makes sense in his position bc to Steven, his father could very well have murdered his mother and created a bunch of these other stories. I think this family has so much baggage, hurt, and trauma that cause them to have so much conflict as they have t actually healed or come to terms with their mother’s or Nelly’s death.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Yeah, I think we might be a LITTLE mean to Steve. But he just makes it so easy... I do think, given how little he knows about that last night, and how little the father communicates, that you can’t totally blame his line. My only problem with him, is that even when he’s presented with evidence that the rest of the family might be right, he still doesn’t believe. Of course, if that were to change... - The Hound.

[@ChromeOfTheFuture]

When I first started watching I assumed you were Latina and was very shocked when you started speaking 😂😂😂

[@hyrulianhero116]

Notice how they all want to "fix" things? Nell wants to fix Luke and his addiction and fix her life and her depression. Luke wants a "fix" for himself but then goes to rehab to fix himself. Theo is a psychiatrist trying to fix children and their conditions. Shirel (or however it's spelled lol) wants to fix the dead, to make them look good for their grieving families. Even Steve wants so desperately to fix his family and their mental illness. Of course the Dad is a handyman fixing homes. And the mother is as well. She also wants to fix the dangerous world her children live in.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Yup! They’re all so broken, that it drives them to try and fix everything. Just shows the strength of their character, really. That ever when they’re pushed this far, they still want to help. - The Hound.

[@andiee4163]

I demand a Steven analysis after you finish the last episode, to see how you feel then 😉

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Haha, we'll certainly consider it! We actually recorded the finale this weekend... but we're not sure that we're entirely done with Hill House. Or if it's done with us! - The Hound.

[@andiee4163]

well I have watched 12 times through so its definitely not done with you guys! LOL!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@andiee4163 12 times! Dang, we've got some catching up to do... We'll get there, though! - The Hound.

[@ashleighrenee9098]

For new show recommendations I say give Dark a shot. One of the best shows in my opinion.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Sadly, I’ve already seen that show! I totally agree that it’s amazing, though. Really wish we could have reacted to it... that ending 🤯. - The Hound.

[@leora8278]

I'd love to see you react to Revenge. One of my favorite shows and the plot twists would be perfect for reactors but no youtube reactors have done it.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Is that the one that’s (very loosely) based on Count of Monte Cristo? But set in Modern America, with Agent 13 as the lead? - The Hound.

[@leora8278]

​@@TheDragonTheHound the lead does play Agent 13 (Emily VanCamp). I didn't know it was based on The Count of Monte Crisco. It's fun and they made a graphic novel prequel based on the show that was published by Marvel.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

That's her name! I kept thinking Von Trapp... but that's not her. And it sounds good. I do enjoy revenge dramas, all the moreso when they're fun and have comic book tie ins. We'll add it to the list! The list which grows ever longer, by the day... - The Hound.

[@leora8278]

@@TheDragonTheHound there are too many good shows. You guys might like Outlander and The Magicians too. Bit I always try to recommend Revenge just because I haven't really seen it reacted to.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@leora8278 Both shows that were on my personal radar. Outlander mostly because it's got Bear McCreary doing the OST and he is my god! - The Hound.

[@tonymatrisin4328]

Theo falling off the couch was not suppose to happen but they kept it in

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Really? That’s awesome. I love it when you accidentally make magic like that. It was such a perfect moment, for the scene. - The Hound.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

There's a scene in our episode 7 reaction where she sits on the arm of that couch and I'm like 'oooh don't sit there' 😂 - The Dragon

[@moramorandobianchi7093]

it seems scripted since she has following lines that need her falling to make sense (and Luke and Kevin trying to help her up), I mean how was she supposed to follow with the "don't touch me" if she wasn't supposed to fall?

[@cherryfulK]

@@moramorandobianchi7093 she stayed in character and improvised. Just goes to show how talented the actress is.

[@moramorandobianchi7093]

@@cherryfulK it's not only one line though. Too much on that scene depends on her falling, even Shirley's follow-up and her responding. I think it's just a rumor or a misunderstanding.

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Don't apologize for not talking a lot, guys. Reactors who keep talking over the dialogues are the worst. You're doing a good job. But um... "is it the same actor aged ?" Seriously ? Come on guys !

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Yeah. Really not sure where that came from... they DO look quite similar, but not THAT similar. Blame it on us being hungry, I guess? - The Hound.

[@dalton6173]

When you are scared of something you may intentionally say it was something else so that you can handle it and gain some control. Steve is very much that way. He let Neli down do he blames others. He can't do anything against ghost so he says it is mental illness. He wants to make sure ghost are not real so he investigates ghost sightings so he can continue to not find a ghost there for making him believe even more so that it is all mental illness. If is was mental illness then he can pretend he is starting to o brake and that is how he saw his dead sister.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Yeah, Steven is the master of misdirection. Everything he does is just a cover up for something. He can’t just admit that there is some freaky shit going on, all around him. - The Hound.

[@dalton6173]

@@TheDragonTheHound by the way I like how yall are the dragon and the hound. First off sounds cool and the way yall mark each comment with who replied is nice. No need to reply to all comments I will comment often to help build yalls channels engagement till yall have a few more thousands subscribers.

[@TheDragonTheHound]

@@dalton6173 Thanks! We struggled for a while, trying to come up with names. Seems the work was worth it! And don’t worry, I’ll take any excuse to talk about Hill House! LOVED this show. - The Hound.

[@aritrapaul62]

Keep that beard! Don't shave it or we are divorcing!

[@TheDragonTheHound]

Don't worry, this is only the beginning! it's only getting longer from here on out! - The Hound.