Speaker 1: Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome back to the it
What the did that do something? Hang on and say
sorry audio listeners, Uh, and welcome to the Welcome to
Dairy Spoilers review. I am uh the Canadian nightmare.
Speaker 2: I trust now, Jesus, I am the lifeboat dol' muss.
Speaker 3: I swear because people know this.
Speaker 1: If I have with my the video on stream yard,
it does funny things like I do a peace sign,
gives me the balloons if I give a thumbs up,
because thumbs up the heart. But I threw my arm
up what I did like the you know, welcome back
and then it did it did, so I have to
go back and look at that.
Speaker 2: So I always love the firework one is.
Speaker 1: Did I just is that what it was with the fireworks?
Speaker 2: Maybe that's what it was. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't even know.
Speaker 3: What fireworks is. Oh, it was the two of the spot.
Speaker 1: Anyway. So we're here a toub ups of five Taylor.
We'll be here in a second. He's busy and I
don't know, chasing down road or something. But we are
over the halfway point now of this series. So we
are yeah, yeah, good, bad and different. I don't know.
We'll find out, but lots of stuff on the feeds.
Last week we had a fun newscast, just a bunch
of different topics.
Speaker 3: There's a weekly geek.
Speaker 1: I was on side quest with.
Speaker 3: Dylan and uh has told you.
Speaker 1: I think there's something else that drop but maybe no,
I can't remember. But this week obviously we got side
quest to more than records with you and Kirkland. You
guys got a main topic yet or just a shooting
the breeze.
Speaker 2: Not really, There's been a couple like smaller news things,
but we might have to drum up a topic, so
it might be it might be a topic y episode.
Speaker 1: Yeah, best drumming games. You got rock Band, you got
Donkey Kong.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, I wonder there there what's that one on
like the DS? I don't know if you you played
that one back in the day. I don't even know
what it was called. It was like a Japanese game,
but it was super fun.
Speaker 1: There you go. Look out for no discussion on that.
Maybe ask Crkland see if he knows. But yeah, and
then we got some other big reviews. Me and here
can be reviewing a Wake Up dead Man and nice
out story because we're getting that in Colonna somehow, so
that's exciting. On Tuesday, just a non sports of course,
we'll do spoilers. We'll drop that closer Tuesday, don't worry.
But then we got I'll be reviewing the volume one
of Stranger Things. So that's why I will say to
all nuts on Patreon, I will be doing the trust
told you that counts as one. But I don't. I
haven't figured out days. It's just a Monday and Wednesday.
But I got a lot of stuff going on. So
I got baby shots. They're one year vaccinations, which is
always a good time. Dalan, always a good time sticking
needles into little babies. You know, it's always a breeze.
Speaker 2: But it sounds like very dairy related activities.
Speaker 1: It does. Yeah, so look up for that and then yeah,
I think that's about it this week. So yeah, still
lots of good stuff in the feeds describe We very
much think everybody that does subscribe, whether it's in the
free feeds or Patreon, I guess it should look. Let
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Speaker 3: I will assume maybe this week that poll is gonna
go up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and two weeks to record the Christmas retrospective so
I'll be putting that up soon. And yeah, lots of
good stuff there. We very much think everyone that does that.
Our page on producers Aaron Braden, April Darkness, Jack Grant,
Sam Super Bad, Mike Godles, Me sixty nine, Charlie Randale, Cocktail,
Clay John w h and Sam Green. Thank you very much.
Lots of good stuff coming away next year and in
the next couple of weeks as well. So, Dylan Muss,
what did you think of this episode? Because I wasn't
there last week, but I heard it was a bit
of a rocky road from you for the review that
I heard, wasn't digging this one or that one? Are
you digging this one?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Same?
Speaker 2: It was funny. I was saying to Taylor last week
that it's been very much like back and forth. Keeps
swinging like a pendulum each week for me. But unfortunately
this is the second week in a row where I
was not totally vibing with the episode, so that that
streak is broken, of the pendulum streak, and I think
what it is, and this is kind of the same
for almost all the episodes, specifically the ones I haven't
enjoyed is I'm just not living. The writing, I think
is where it's coming down. Like I don't want to
get to be too harsh on like the kid actors.
I don't think they're amazing, but I think more than
that it is for me some of the script stuff,
and there's one story thing in this episode that just
really bugged me, which we'll get into the spoiler section,
But there's just a couple things. I just like some
of the plot and the way we go from point
A to point B is not really that nuance do
we just come up with these kind of janky little
solutions to get from different points. So I'm just I'm
just not totally vibing with like the way the story
is pulling me along and the general writing. However, once again,
you know, this is it. So there's the scary stuff
is maybe like the most interesting part, and I think
this episode does some really good good stuff there. You know,
it's some familiar territory in terms of maybe character and location,
and I think for the most part it works pretty
well for me. So yeah, I like the scares this
time around. I kind of up and down with some
of the CGI stuff, but I think this is classic.
It's all very dark, so it looks good, you know.
I feel like that's when the show the show struggles
the most is when they're doing things in broad daylight.
This episode didn't really try to do any of that.
So yeah, I don't know. I think I'm maybe feeling
a little bit middling on this show overall, and we'll
see if I can get picked up. But honestly, with
the stuff we got here in this episode, I would
have expected to be maybe closer to a finale episode,
and we're here just over the halfway mark getting into
some of it. So I don't know. I feel like
there's a lot of different directions we could go here still,
So yeah.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 2: It was a fine hour of TV, but not my
not my favorite episode.
Speaker 3: Yeah it was my favorite.
Speaker 1: I sill think it's probably between two where I actually
did really enjoy last week's. I enjoyed that episode quite
a bit. So I I think obviously we've taught before,
but I do like a lot of the shining. You know, God, what,
there's my There's Will Holleran. What is his last name? Dick?
What what is it again?
Speaker 2: Hallarin?
Speaker 3: Is it Holleran?
Speaker 1: Okay, there's Hallard, there's Ham, there's Handling, right, Yeah, there's
hand yeah, handlin hollerand yeah.
Speaker 3: It's a it's a confusing case.
Speaker 1: But we're joined by mister Fields here with the Christmas
flannel and the Christmas tree in the background.
Speaker 4: Is that time of year?
Speaker 1: Is that a real tree?
Speaker 4: That is not a real tree?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: Yeah, fire hazards and all that, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't fire hazards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know trees are flammable there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but is that tree not flamble as well?
Speaker 4: It is a fake tree, so it's uh, it's not
as if it is flammable. I hope it's not.
Speaker 1: Okay. Was this episode flamble for you? Tairfield D a
little bit more like last week? So were you on it?
Speaker 4: This?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, it combusted and combustion engine like, holy smokes,
it was.
Speaker 4: It was on fire. It really was. This episode was great.
I had a really really good time with it.
Speaker 5: And I just feel like the thing for me that
it's not necessarily like a crutch, because I feel like
it's just it's doing its own really awesome stride forward
with being it oriented. But the crutch I'm referring to
is incorporating a lot of shining factors into here. Too,
and I just think that it's it's a clash of
two things that I really like and it's really working
out well for me. Like the Hallering character has just
been a huge, like peak ten for me since this
show started, and so now just getting to see more
of what's going on in this episode, I really enjoyed that.
And again to what was mentioned in the discord a
little bit ago about how scars Guard being in the
costume as Penny Wise just so minute for the first
little bit, I feel like the build up and anticipation
of such things is definitely justified, and it just he's
just very like a scary entity, i'd say, getting to
see these just different forms and whatnot. And yeah, all
in all, this episode was great. Shorter or two being
I guess only like fifty minutes with fifty seven with
the credits and stuff like that, but it felt like
it was short than the other ones. The other ones
definitely felt a little bit more lengthy.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I think this is a fantastic episode. I
really really liked it.
Speaker 1: Okay, So for my non spoiler thoughts, I didn't spoil anything.
Speaker 4: I didn't spoil anything.
Speaker 1: Okay, I enjoyed this episode I wouldn't say I'm in
the middle, because I guess I feel like i'd be
That sounds like I'm underplaying. I did enjoy it. I
think this episode's when I kind of thought would be
getting at some point, which I'll mention in spoilers, but
I feel I kind of predicted just a method they
were going to go and why they might use certain
tools or characters go this way. There's one element which
I'm not sure, I'm curious if it's the one that
Dylan really didn't like. And there's one part that I
did really like. There's one story elements I don't know.
We'll see if we are a link in that. But
I did very much enjoy the twist with this element.
I had a good time because at first I was
kind of, oh, I don't know, it was making sense.
It's kind of a leap, and then once the real happens, okay,
I can I can be on board with said twist
tier And yeah, I'm still enjoying the show quite a bit.
For the most part. I don't think this week was yeah,
Sean's last week for me, but I still had a
good time, and I think we're set up for some.
Speaker 3: Fun episodes coming up.
Speaker 1: I think they that's a good thing that I feel
like an episode that you're saying like this is not
penultimate or right before the finale or even the finale
kind of feels like that.
Speaker 3: So we still got four episodes.
Speaker 1: Now, right, I think? Good more? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Six? Seven, eight? Yeah? Only three more, my goodness. So yea,
so maybe only three more. So I'll be see interesting
to see how effective those are going to be because
I feel like there's still a lot of characters and
stories on the board. So maybe next week those will
and even this week, I'll say, there's always stories that
are kind of getting woven together right now right where
it's just I feel like they were, you know, in
the same vicinity, but now they're in the same room
for the most but there's a couple characters still doing
their own things, so uh, we'll see where that goes.
But nope, I still enjoyed this episode. I'm excited to
talk about it. I'm excited to see what kind of
happens to our characters down the line to se what happens.
But I don't think it was like ah, I think
for me, it was more the more the back half
that I was enjoying. I think there's one story that
I'm not too I don't think it's bad person, I'm
just not locked into it yet, So I don't know.
Maybe once we talked about all, kind of decide where
I am more.
Speaker 3: So anything else don spoils.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm mmmm.
Speaker 1: Well we'll take our first ad break and then we'll
be right back. So full spoils. If you've not seen episodes,
now would be the time to bout. So we'll be
right back and we are back. So, Dylan, I wanted
you to start because I want to see where you were.
What what was that one storyline or one aspect you
weren't to dig in the most out of this one.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's kind of a there's a couple of things,
but I think the one that I wanted to bring up,
and it's kind of a minor detail. So maybe I'm
just you know, nitpicking here, but for me, it was
it was the scene with Ramar and I forget the
I forget his characters names. I'm just calling him Ramar,
and then I forget the name of the character he
was talking to, who's like the person he was friends
with as a kid.
Speaker 5: Name.
Speaker 1: Oh right, it's like alice or something. I can find
it out, but yeah, I'll find it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So there's a scene where they're talking and you know,
they had a big conversation. I think it was the
last week, maybe it was two weeks ago, just kind
of catching up on things, and he we find out
in this episode that he was lying to her that
he remembered more than he said he did, and the
solution for that was that the government had given him
had given him a drug that like helped him accelerate
to remember the things that he had forgotten and then
like all rushed back to him, which to me is
just like super weird because I feel like that's what
happens even in like it uh chapter two is like yeah,
the re memories kind of slowly come back over time
as they see certain situations. But it just felt like
a really weird, clumsy solution that like the government just
had this magical drug that helps you specifically remember. Like
I don't know, is it just specifically for Dairy and
the weird memory stuff that happened there, because I feel
like if it's just a memory thing in general, I
don't know if that makes sense, because it's kind of
like Pennywise's magic that fucks with people's memory. Right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't say it would be dairy. I wouldn't. I would
just say the military is doing some weird drug shit,
you know.
Speaker 5: Just to like testing shit out, and it probably just like,
oh my god, I was remembering all these lucid shit
that went on. I remember this one time I was
a kid. Oh my god kind of a thing.
Speaker 2: So like they're testing out on the ramar or they're like, oh,
we made this drug that helps people remember things, and
we're just gonna pop it in you. Because I feel
like he's high enough up. I don't think he'd be
just taking random experimental drugs, right.
Speaker 1: This could be before he got higher up though, right
before well, Like, even though it sounds like a somewhat
recent I feel like this is the.
Speaker 3: I'm with you.
Speaker 1: I don't. I'm with you on two ways. One I
don't like like to me, the penny Wise with them
leaving Dairy to me should be more of a supernatural
spiritual thing. Shouldn't be well, I got this drug that
can get this stuff back, right, it should be the second.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't his memories come back anyway? Eventually so it
also just felt like kind of if.
Speaker 4: He goes stairy though that's what he did.
Speaker 5: He did, but only because he had the memory, like
he remembered some shit from before.
Speaker 1: Right. Yeah, I guess I'm just waiting to see. And
that's where I am of two things. One, I don't
love the penny wise hit thing of the you know,
kind of the curse or whatnot. And I guess even
then it's kind of a little bit different though, because
I remember in chapter two when they phone the adults,
they start to remember some stuff. But to me, that
kind of works as far as the character from Darry
specifically reminding you of, hey, we went through this stuff
together with this clown and that jogging some stuff kind
of breaking the curse or this, I don't like that.
And then also I just need to see these next episodes,
which I don't think they're going to justify. Why what
makes it any difference. The original pitch was, Okay, the
army's going there to look at this project. He sees
a file and then starts to remember, and he gets
into dry versus. You know, he brought the army there
and he remember all the time. I guess it's to
not have him as like.
Speaker 3: A trustworthy character.
Speaker 1: Maybe, but I just don't felt like they made him
have like a big heel turn then of like, oh,
he's really screwing rows over like he already did right
as far as he had him locked up. Maybe that's it.
Maybe that's what they're trying to enforce of why would
this guy something? And they tried to go, oh, while
he is actually a really bad guy. But then I
just kind of wish they always did that, because it
didn't feel like remar a couple episodes ago when he
went to her shop, it didn't feel like she revealed
something of oh this is a guy that I trusted
as a young fellow, I'll give you this information. It
was kind of like, well, I gotta do this, and
I'll stay in my lene and you stay in your lane.
So I need to see more episodes and see maybe
he's gonna get more shitty and that's the idea behind it,
but right now feels maybe unnecessary.
Speaker 5: But you know, that's the big kicker is all these
people are getting more shitty because they have that brief
little bit of dialogue where you have this elders meeting
and they're talking about how the creature discharges, right, and
the people are drinking the water, and that leads up
to some massive peak event of just like a shooting
or some kind of big nasty thing. Then you get
to twenty seven years a piece, right, So I think
that's probably this it's the escalation of people getting more shitty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he but he's getting more shitty because he's
revealed something. It's not like because it's like he was
always right. You're saying these people that are maybe had
this water, they're getting a little infected. Where this is, Oh,
he is already manipulating her from day one, right, no
matter what he lied about his intentions. That's why I
can't get on board with that. So I just I
don't know what it serves. But like I said, I'll
wait and see what happens with Ramar's character and kind
of go from there. But it was a weird as
at this point it felt unnecessary to add on, you know.
Speaker 2: And to me, it's like, you know, obviously we'll see
how this show ends with this season, and if everyone dies,
then I guess that makes sense. But if not, it's
like I just don't understand how they the military doesn't
like track down, Like, oh yeah, I guess in twenty
seven years we got to like send a unit to
like back to Dary to you know, solve this problem
again that seemingly pops up Like it feels like if
they have information and they have a drug that can
help them remember stuff that they normally would forget because
they've made this mystery drug, then like, how does this
keep happening? I so obviously have all these characters, you know,
all the people of interest die in this series. I
guess that makes sense because they all that info goes
with them. But I don't know. I guess this just
to me as a prequel to like chapter one and two.
I don't know if it's I don't know if it's
coming together for me, but yeah, maybe I'm speaking too soon.
On episode five here, I.
Speaker 1: Think it's always been the worry with the army stuff, right,
because it's getting it so well known in the government,
And that's where I guess, Okay, you have to kill
everybody off, but we know if that's the way you're falling.
We know Dick's not dying, and we know Hamlin's not
dying because he actually know we don't. He doesn't die
because he's in it chapter one. He's like the grandparent
that's taking and looking after Mike Handling, so we know
he's gonna make it.
Speaker 3: So that's where it just feels like, why wouldn't they
know more?
Speaker 1: Maybe I guess maybe there's a chance they for some
reason think they stop said, you know, penny Wise sort
of thing the same way in the first you know,
and it they'd say, like the SCHUMANNHETI falls on the
well and they're like, oh, if it ever comes back.
So maybe it's like that, But I don't know if
I love that either of penny Wise.
Speaker 2: Literally again connecting with the people who have been living
here for hundreds of years and they're like, oh, yeah,
this happens every twenty seven years, and like we think
we've defeated him whatever, but he just keeps coming back.
I don't know, you think that they would trust some
of that too, considering that, like all their other information
seems to be correct and corroborated.
Speaker 1: And that's a little on the other point where it's
Rose was her name, the person with hermar when they
are together and it's yeah, group of at least fifteen
to maybe twenty of them, and they're talking about all
this happens and this is the worst that's ever got.
That does make it feel a little odd when that
storylines nowhere in it chapter one, right, it's just the
kids around, and you kind of get that later on
in it chapter two, but it's almost explained that all
those folk are all gone, right, And I guess I
guess maybe by the time we get twenty seven years,
well of them can pass away or die. But I
wouldn't think all of them would, but I guess, you know,
we're just gonna go with maybe they all are. So
I agree with you where I think, by itself, I
enjoy the stories, but I think it is tough for
when you start to connect it to it chapter one,
there is some as a right now, some kind of
lucy goosey rules going on, or I guess the army
just deems it as like, oh, it's too dangerous and
we're just gonna leave dairy alone, which I'm sure that's
what they're gonna say. I imagine maybe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like once they have like soldiers dying, it seems like, okay, well,
now we've gone like nuclear with this and we got
to like make sure that we figure this solution out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I agree, which I did enjoy all that
stuff because I think we kind of talked about I
even said, like, even though I end up liking the
dick holler and stuff, I said, oh, what's the point
of when we're doing the army, they're just gonna do aliens.
And they kind of did that this episode right up.
A bunch of guys going into the hole and penny
Wise is gonna take them out, and I almost feel
like they didn't go. They had some cool scared I
didn't feel like they went as graph as as I
thought they were gonna kind of go. It just felt
like a lot of the shoulders the soldiers seeing something
scary and then it gets them and then they're gone.
Speaker 3: I kind of thought they go a little.
Speaker 1: More, especially like that first episode with the kids in
the theater, I feel like that was really brutal. So
I kind of feel like, especially with these as adults,
they're gonna go really hard. But so yeah, in the
storyline wise, maybe not. But I liked the idea of
the kids being down there, the soldiers being down there,
and I thought that was fun. The sequence is the wells,
and I think we've seen kind of some places we
haven't seen before, So.
Speaker 3: That part when they go in and they're just waist deep.
Speaker 1: Never good in any scary movie or game to be
waist deep in the water. But I enjoyed all this stuff.
Obviously we get the big revealed the yet, but I
enjoyed all the other people being taken out and whatnot.
Speaker 2: So what did you guys think of specifically the one
soldier and his greatest fear being the uncle Sam I
want you propaganda thing.
Speaker 1: I took that he's just more he's he was scared
to join the army, because I guess this is still
in the air where people are are they by choice?
They're not by choice, right, they aren't they get drafted.
Speaker 2: Still, I have to imagine this guy got drafted or
he's think the Cold War drafted, Like I feel like
he's already been drafted. So I don't know if he
was like he's fearing that he was drafted, or or
if he's being something.
Speaker 1: From it that just you're scared of being a soldier.
But even then, I guess like they wouldn't want, like
they should not put anybody that scared down in this situation.
You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a little little cheesy for my liking.
Speaker 1: I it's I liked it, but I don't think you're
wrong that it was cheesy. But I liked seeing the
like grotest Uncle Sam. I just maybe wish it was
set up better, like maybe if we had some backstorre
on this character of why this would be pert But
I guess they just said, hey, you're going to see
your fears, and you know, hey, Will Hanlin saw his wife,
so I guess he was afraid of her, right because
they said you're gonna see your darkest figures down here,
and he didn't, like didn't they get him because he
had like no fear or something like that.
Speaker 3: Wasn't there a whole test about.
Speaker 2: That for handling? Yeah, that I don't know.
Speaker 1: Because remember he suffered some injury in his brain. I
thought we talked like episode one or two where they're
talking about he like fear doesn't affect him the same
way other people did, and that's why we were talking
about like, oh, why him, why specifically this thing.
Speaker 5: They definitely set that up because Dick has this whole
dialogue with him right like, oh, when I usually when
I scam people's minds, they have fear and this and that.
But you there was just you're scanning and you're figuring
it out and everything like that. I thought, Oh, that
would have been cool to explore, but he just got
Well was he afraid because like, is he supposed to
be afraid of his wife? I don't know, because like
he was reactive like you.
Speaker 1: I think, I just take anybody that Pennywise can give
a vision to is somewhat afraid, right, because that's how
penny Wise, Yeah does that stuff. So he had to
be afraid of something where the guy beside him he
didn't get no vision. So this guy was better than
Holler or yeah handling, he was better than him. He
had no fear whatsoever. He actually took a bullet for
these damn kids. You know. So I thought that was
a subplot that we talked about at some point, with
the fear and stuff.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you think to have the wealth?
Speaker 3: You can try to block her, but we see her
back there.
Speaker 4: I know, I know, I gotta figure out how you.
Speaker 1: Need to get like a sheet you can just pull
down like a little cubic blank. Ye. What do you
think of the soldiers down there and everything?
Speaker 4: I think them going down there, I liked it. I
liked it a lot.
Speaker 5: I thought it was cool seeing them again them facing
their fears was interesting, but it's it's just cool to
get that aspect of just the military going in and
trying to control and deal with this situation.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I I the whole idea of them relying solely
on uh tan Leel what was his name?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: He was the chap with the shard that he dropped
and everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I thought that was kind of a bold
Uh yeah, Daniel think well his name was spelled the
same as Daniel, but a T instead of a D.
That's Rose is like, was that her nephew, right, nephew, Yeah, nephew.
That's the idea that I guess she gives him that
as some protection because they're gonna use him to go
down there, which was odd because I don't think they
I don't think they needed him, like they got all
the information from his mind, but I guess they just
want him to come along, and he did lose set object,
even though that does help out a character later.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it kind of felt very bold.
Speaker 1: Of them to have him go down and also have
him at many points lead. I feel like you would
have a soldier in front and then him tell you
where to go?
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess yeah, he was leading them. But
it's funny to how that they lost, how like they
got split up somehow too. It feels like they were really.
Speaker 1: Because like all around had been missing for a while
and at one point it was it was Taniel and
it was the guy I can't remember his name, but
he was the guard. He's got like the asshole guard, right,
they'd all be taking this and he's the guy that
made it look like he beat it.
Speaker 3: Will Handlin drops and he's swimming away.
Speaker 1: He's gone with he's having a vision and he's gone
for out five minutes and Liken, the group's broken up,
so see him.
Speaker 3: And then we go back to tangalous guy and he
was around. He's like, he's like, Dick, how are.
Speaker 1: On you there? And it's like this guy's been going,
he's been a well and it's not even I know
he specifically wants him because he's got his shining powers.
But at the same time, aren't you concerned about where
your other people when there's at least three other soldiers
and guards that are just going and missing. So yeah,
I think they should have had like a at least
a rope tied between one another. Their system wasn't great
for this kind of crack team that they were sending
down there.
Speaker 5: So their plan was to go down and start acquiring
the pillars right and then start shoving the pillars closer
to create a smaller perimeter for this thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess I feel like this was the worst
one to start off with.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this was definitely bad, but it was cool. I'm
going to the Old House and anything like that.
Speaker 4: I like that. But yeah, this was definitely it was brutal.
Speaker 5: It's not well thought out. They could have done a
better job about it, but I'm I like it. I
like seeing the military go into the military versus paranormal.
Situations like this always get it's stoked. And when you
deal with like the original it chapter one, not the
original original, but the like on the Scars card, you
got that, and it's just the kids dealing with this thing,
and it just seems very small scale. You don't even
feel like the parents are where, Like, no one else
is just present with what's going on.
Speaker 4: It's just the kids.
Speaker 5: And so now we're in this larger world where no
the military is involved in the military has actually seen
action against this thing. That's freaking awesome. I love that.
And with Handlon being in there, and like, actually like
that scene where he doesn't shoot his wife, but it
gets to the point where like the wife starts tripping
out and then it's just they didn't shoot her. Classic
he did well after it tripped the freak out, Like,
I mean, would you shoot Emily if Emily turned into
that thing at that point?
Speaker 1: Well? Yeah, because they why would Emily be down there?
Why would she just be hanging out on the well?
Speaker 4: Okay, let me rephrase this.
Speaker 5: So if you're down there and Emily comes aund Emily
that is still in Emily form saying.
Speaker 4: Help me, help me, you're going to shoot her?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're going to wait for her to turn into the.
Speaker 1: Dead shopping No why yeah, right in the dome because
they said, don't believe. They don't believe anything you see
down there is Nancy raise fear it's gonna turn against you.
Don't do it.
Speaker 4: So but he wasn't afraid of his wife, was he?
Speaker 1: But why would his wife just be walking around in
the well.
Speaker 2: Remember Bill kind of has to have that moment with
the with his brother too. In chapter one, he to
shoot him in the head with like the sheep yeah,
cattle gun thing.
Speaker 1: Now your easy counter should be well. Later on, his
actual kid comes around the corner, and that's messed up, right,
But that was an extending circumstances. The kids are also
doing a bunch of stuff, but in reality, you would
not think anyone's there. And that's why he was gonna
shoot this kid. That's why we lost that one guy
who I don't really understand how he got shot. Very
awful way to stop a pullet from coming, like just
push the gun on the side, pull it up. He
decides to push this full like to a whole U
turn in front of the gun to absorb some bold
I know there was something where. Okay, you know he's
a struggle and he shot them. So that's the counterpoint of, oh, well, look,
if you would have just shot the kid, he would
have been dead. I thought for a second we were
gonna go there, but then I forgot that this little
kid still has to produce, uh Mike Handlon. But I
was kind of hoped, like this sounds bad. I was
kind of hoping he's gonna shoot one of the kids
because I want there to be like a big I
want there to be like because I feel like that
would show how messed up it is down there, right where,
and that would really mess you up because they told you, hey,
no matter what, everything you see down there is not true.
And then there's this kid, and but they they didn't
go that.
Speaker 2: Far, so mm hmmm, they very well could have.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I was kind of surprised at how close Pennywise could
actually get to that shard thing, like I thought it
would be, like, you know, he can get within like
inches of it, but then he just can't cross that line.
And I'm kind of curious how that works with like
the perimeter of it now, because obviously Penwise was like
crawling around the tunnels in and around that thing. But
I guess as soon as he gets right up to
one directly, but then I don't know. I guess there's
like some connection between all the different pieces that are
out there that kind of make that perimeter that we
talked about last week, Taylor. But yeah, I was kind
of surprised how close he can get to that thing,
but then it just straight up in visible wall in
front of him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did enjoy seeing him kind of frozen in
the big TV state, Yeah, because they.
Speaker 3: Feel like we always get the because that's always like
his last.
Speaker 1: Movement right in both it chapter one, chapter two, and
he takes the kids, he kind of grabs and like
cuts the black right away.
Speaker 3: So I like that he's kind of frozen.
Speaker 1: And first it was sure if he was literally frozen,
kind of felt like he was just kind of registering
what was going on, like just almost confirming. Is that
because I don't know if he just physically can't cross
the line or if he crossed the line, if he
just like like explodes.
Speaker 2: Like I don't know, I can't cross it physically.
Speaker 1: I agree with you, Yeah, I think so. So I
liked that moment him going back, and I thought the
build up was really good and also we can get
there and that that's what I did, Like I when
they found I'll have to what is that kid's name?
That was an episode Maddie isn't Maddie. So when he
came back, I enjoyed that because I like, this has
to be penny Wise. I was almost like it, this
is not penny Wise. This just feels very very easy,
especially when the kid I get it right because they're
talking about you know, he can't go home because his
dad's abusive father. But he was like, oh, I'd rather
go back in that well then go with my dad.
And I was like, what you just explained, No way.
You just said you saw a girl down there you
knew had her arm bit off, and you just watch
her die for days, like in the most awful, painful way.
He described literal hell in this well, I'd go back
to well anywhere before I go home. So it's okay,
this has to be this clown and if it's not,
then it's going to be DGG for me. But I
like that. I liked it. He was looking very dishoveled,
very like white, and like he looked pretty much dead right.
Speaker 2: He was looking like Sam Porter freaking bridges. If you
ask me, there you go.
Speaker 1: If they do the live action movie, he could play
the kid version of him or a flashback. But and
what I really enjoyed this is where the CGI was great.
His transformation into Penny Wise was really good. It's like
they've spent all the budget on that to be like, okay,
we have to make sure you know we got bell
in this is good.
Speaker 3: He just grabs his pull and he's spinning around slowly.
Every time he spins, his head's.
Speaker 1: Like opening more and more. It's the teeth and the
body like transforms. It was really well done, and I
think a very big like great because obviously been waiting
for penny Wise, which you did say in the nonsplays.
You're like, oh, we've been waiting to see Bill. But
it's okay, we're making out the thumb now people know
he had to be coming, but it's just like I
loved the transformation and line, and I thought even the
scene where he's in the well and you.
Speaker 3: See the silhouette and he's walking up and he turns
in her.
Speaker 1: Father and back of the crown the clown, I'm very
I hope that now that they built up to him,
I'm not saying he has to be in this whole show,
but I hope that we get a lot more good
scares and moments with him, because cards still just it
felt like he was just right from the movies. He
felt like he hadn't missed a step, like a Robert
England playing Freddy Krueger. It just feels like that character
is kind of in his bone. So I'm hoping we
get some more good stuff. But I thought it was
a very good reintroduction to him.
Speaker 2: So definitely, yeah, I agreed. Like the him twisting into shape,
that's such a classic Pennywise thing is it's just so weird.
But even that, like earlier on he was when they're
still in that like rooftop or it's not a lighthouse,
what is it that building? I forget what it is,
so I think their hideout is in it.
Speaker 3: I guess something. You're right now a lighthouse, like it's something.
Speaker 2: Whatever that tower is. When he was talking about like,
oh yeah, I saw penny Wise eating this girl's like
brains out of her skull like a bowl, and that's
kind of how his head started opening up first before
he fully twisted over. So yeah, that was that was
really good. The funny thing because at one point he
like before they went into the well, he was like, oh, yeah,
Pennywise he sleeps during the day and then he's awake
at night, and I was really I was overthinking that
so hard, and then it's like, oh yeah, it's just
Pennywise saying random shit. I don't think this is actually
canonically true, but I'm like, I feel like there's so
many counterexamples to this. I feel like he's always doing
stuff during the day, but I like that, Hey, yeah,
said that as a way to coax them in there.
It's that was a good, good trick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about you, Taylor finally seeing the clown.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it was fantastic.
Speaker 5: I I was apprehensive because I wasn't sure, Like like
when he was coming out of the tent, I thought,
this is definitely suspicious. But yeah, those subtle red flags,
like the same as you doing when he's like, oh, pennywise,
like he's sharing the eight time. I was just going
through all my I was going through out there.
Speaker 3: You might want to repeat yourself, Taylor. We lost your
for a moment there.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm like you, dyling.
Speaker 5: I was going through the uh, the process of trying
to recollect everything that you know, him doing things in
the daytime versus like doing things at nighttime. I was
just trying to connect those dots and thinking like, uh, no,
he's that's that's a red flag.
Speaker 4: And then yeah, him saying.
Speaker 5: I'd rather go back on the sewers versus like go
back to my dad's like you said, Charles, Like, oh,
that's another weird thing to say as a kid, like,
there's those little things, and so when they were going
in there, and it's just obviously what convinces you is
the fact this kid just starts morphing into the freaking clown.
But that was great, It was really really good. It
was freaky and everything like that. So I'm I'm on
board for it. And again, I I know kids will
be kids. But if you're a kid and you trip
and you say wait up, guys, but you stand there
for ten seconds and say wait up, guys, come on,
just run, don't stay weight up, guys, because no one's
gonna wait for you. If we were all in that situation,
I don't think any of us are waiting. You're all running.
Speaker 1: We're all running for I'm waiting.
Speaker 4: You're shot in the head with the first five seconds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because they told me that's a scary thing. They
didn't tell me like that.
Speaker 1: They didn't tell me. If they don't give me no
preference and they just say, oh, yeah, go down there,
see what's down there, and Emily pops up, then yeah,
I'm not sure. But if they say, oh, you see,
your worst fear is down there, you know, and you
see Emily, which who is my worst fear. You know
so well, but no, and it depends it's wasting because
strengthen numbers, Taylor, if you don't see the numbers, if
you don't say the.
Speaker 5: Person, you know, I believe in strength and numbers. But
clearly the numbers did not work for the army in
this case. They definitely did not work out for them
because people are disappearing in water and all these other things.
Speaker 2: I feel like the kids because they didn't even really
have any weapon or anything, right, Like they were fully
banking on drugs. Yeah, yeah, which crazy idea, but they
were fully counting on Pennywise just being just slumbery, just
sleep mode, full on. Like I guess they really had
no backup plan, but they they really went in there
just extremely unprepared. And like the one girl just got
out of the hospital like seven seconds ago. She doesn't
have an eye, so she doesn't have depth perception right now,
and like that just a crazy idea to bring her along.
And the fact that she was even allowed to leave
the hospital is kind of crazy. I mean, maybe it's
been a couple of days since that incident, but it
seemed like, you know, that was her first day after
the incident or.
Speaker 1: Maybe she snuck out. But I'm off two minds of
that story because I really didn't joy that scene last week,
and because you know, need a little karm. This person
was being kind of mean to multiple people, especially his
friend at first, but I felt that them getting back
together way too way too easy. I thought there's gonna
be a bit more conversation, like I'm happy was it multiple,
I'm happy they didn't do the whole thing where yeah,
we did bit blame Lily and she is going back
to the asylum where she like, I'm happy it'say, Hey, no,
I know it wasn't you. I just covered up that
you were trying to help me. But I wish there's
more of a speech for that character. You know what,
I really screwed up these past few weeks, Like I
thought these people were my friends, and I found out
you can say, they didn't even come visit me in
the hospital. Like It's been such a good like and
I've liked it for the most part, but it's been
a central part of their show, especially for Lily, and
we've all had that in friends groups back in those
schools where people.
Speaker 3: Go different ways and whatnot.
Speaker 1: So I thought there was gonna be a little bit
more of a you know, reunion there, and it kind
of just like, oh yeah, I didn't tell them at all,
Great and you want to go on this venture. Sure,
So I kind of wish that happened because now it's
at this point, I don't think there's any reason to
have that conversation. They're in a group, they're going to
life or death situation. So I kind of felt that
was very just I can't say lazy, because they didn't
even do anything just to just non existent parts where
the whole show has been this character like last week
she was going to completely embarrass her friend, right, and
I felt she'd even just apologized for that. At this point,
Lily didn't even know that was gonna happen, So I
don't know. I was very odd that I liked that
they're back together, but odd that there was not much
more conversation to it. So that was a hangout for me.
But yeah, she's with the group. You know, all all
the kids made out, except for you know, I think
the good revelations to you're seeing all the dead bodies
and whatnot. So now what are we thinking now with anyways?
Do we think we are Do you think now the
scares that we were getting the show before, when we
kind of get like two scares, do you think those
are gonna shift to Bill Scar's card. Do you think
it's still gonna be small amounts like I've been the finale,
He's gonna be in a lot of that.
Speaker 3: But for was it six and seven?
Speaker 1: What are we thinking whise for screen time or appearances?
Speaker 2: I mean, I think because this episode we had one
like Hallerin's dad through that like dream sequence, and we
also had that one cop like in the station when
the one like when the bus right situation was happening,
And then we also kind of had that hint when
Lily was at that random ass lady's house and then
like the husband was coming up and he was drinking
a beer and he was like, where's my mistake? And
I feel like that guy we're leading to, like him
getting some Pennywise effect to him as well, leading up
some like freaky thing that he's going to do. So
I feel like it's not all going to be Pennywise
and all scars. God, I think we're just gonna get
a lot of more and more of the people of
Dairy kind of getting infected and having their weird creepy turns,
whether they're actually those people or if they're just like
Pennywise creations, I think that's what we're gonna get. I
think that's going to really like dial up in these
next few episodes here.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, I think that's where the city event, you know,
chaotic event that happens, is going to come down to Hank.
Because we learned that guy drinking the beer his wife
is the one that's sleeping with Hank.
Speaker 4: Right, So you.
Speaker 5: I think you're going to get some a whole city
going mad and getting racist and just trying to go
and head hunt this guy and find him, especially now
because you learn, oh, there was something attack the bus,
so obviously Pennywise is trying and.
Speaker 2: That one guy just tried to gun him down in
broad daylight as well. So yeah, clearly the town's going crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was caught off guard when he just had
something to attack the process, like something like and then
like I'm wondering, I guess it's just the town or
something going on. But yeah, that's why some of the
nonsports of that storyline. I like that revealed who the
woman was. I'm just wondering if I'm gonna feel satisfied
by the end of it. I just there. I just
feel I'm hoping next week a few stories get wrapped
up in uh in a good marriage, because I do
feel like there's a lot of characters. And the weird
thing is with this show is we know, if it's successful,
they're gonna get a season two.
Speaker 3: But they said the season two is going.
Speaker 1: Backwards, right, So it's not like, oh, you could leave
some stuff dangling and then we'll pick up with it, right,
it's the other way, which I am kind of curious.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: You almost feel like, now when I'm watching this, I
feel like, now you'd start from like way twenty three
and then fifty sixty whatever the time is right where
it's almost gonna feel weird going backwards, where we have
the Army have people figuring out, and then you go
back twenty seven years, Like, I really hope there's not
in that twenty seven year If we have a season two,
it's not the Army discovering it or people of the Army.
And it's just like if each season is a prequel,
a prequel, I hope it has its own distinct style
where this is Okay, we want to talk about more
of the people that live there and Darry and then
have this army aspect.
Speaker 3: But then if we get the season two, it's gonna
be more of a you know, whatever they want to tackle.
Speaker 1: And I also wonder too, I feel for people that
are not educated as far as like us when we
read articles and hear stuff. With the whole build up
to Penny Wise, I wonder in the season two if
people would deal with that again, Like I feel like
in season one you can kind of get rid of
it or get away with it because you're reintroducing yourself
back to it. It hasn't been around since twenty nineteen.
But if you do the season two, I feel like
people would expect him a lot sooner because it's a
fall up. So I don't know. I think season two
I'm interested because I like the idea of going back
to those really old time periods, but I feel some
of the stories kind of paint themselves in the corner.
Speaker 3: And then like in some of the stories here, I'm
just worried.
Speaker 1: Of getting that Disney Plus finale where it's everything's very
quick and very one life, and I feel like that
could happen because, like I said, that storyline with Lily
and that girl, the resolution was just oh yeah, you know,
I didn't tell him was you and they're best friends again.
So it's was very simple. So that is a worry
for we have so many storylines going on at once,
you know, because now you have like U, I know,
he she kind of was. But Hanlon's wife has her
own side missure. She's actively trying to she's talking to lawyers.
Speaker 2: And that side of full on side quest like there's
a lot going wrong with them.
Speaker 1: Like that's not just as simple. Oh I checked on him.
That's she's trying to get them legal representation.
Speaker 2: So yeah, at least at least with the with the
genre and knowing what happens twenty seven years from now.
Like I guess the easy way out for a lot
of that is just killing off a bunch of people.
So you can, yes, start doing that next week, I guess,
with more major characters if you want. But I feel
like that's how we can wrap things up in a
way that maybe isn't wrapped up with a bow, but
it's wrapped up nonetheless in a very horror movie kind
of way. Because you're just offing people and normally you
don't have like multiple episodes of build up before you
kill them off. Normally, if it's like an hour and
a half long movie, they might die, you know, fifty
minutes or something. But I guess that's just kind of
when you stretch it out, and that's what we'll get.
So maybe that's what we'll be just maybe with next
week we'll start killing off a bunch more people. Although
it feels like this would have been the opportunity to
kill off a bunch more characters if you wanted to
down in the tunnels.
Speaker 3: And even though he's not dead, I would cut.
Speaker 1: As much as I like the dick caller and store
and the character, I'd actually be kind of fine if
not that we never saw him again. But we didn't
see maybe to the finale, and because I feel like
he served his purpose. His purpose was to read that
guy's mind uses shining and getting down there, right, we
know he's not gonna feat penny Wise. I like that
when he was walking the end, looks like he's just
on a different planet. He's to shovel these seeing his
grandma get Shaw and his dad's threatening him and again
shout out to twenty seventeen. They did such a good
job of with the smile, the eye and the teeth
because you've mentioned dial in that guy in the prison,
and then also his whether it's stat or Grandpa.
Speaker 3: Anytime you know penny Wise around.
Speaker 1: They just hit that face and it's just like an
iconic Oh, you know, penny Wise is here. But I
like that it was kind of a we haven't seen
this in the show yet, but kind of a reference
to the Shining where he's seeing he's a literal person
that just passed right like kind of a lost soul
sucked there. So it kind of makes sense that when
he is in the Shining, it's like, you know, that's
some stuff. I don't know if it's happened all the time,
but I would kind of be fine if we don't
see Dick around for a little bit, because I just
don't know what else he could he could do everyone,
And because the dad like handling, he knows that penny
Wise is the thing now right, so it's not like
he has to convince the adults.
Speaker 5: So I don't it felt like a sendoff to be
honest to me too, Yes, they worded his you know,
if anyone could survive it, it's it's Dick calleran and
he just yea, he saunders out of that pipe. So
I think for sure it was a sendoff. I don't
think we're going to see anymore because he doesn't have
a purpose anymore, right, and his state of being how
he felt there, it felt like, I don't know, he
felt like a version of himself more relatable to his
version in The Shining I guess much more just kind
of I don't know, like obviously there's a big gap
in a lot of development there, but he just his
Shining version feels much more like calm and soft spoken and.
Speaker 1: Just yeah, like that's why I feel like he hasn't
seen like a dead body like that before. I the
show is trying to show you that he's seen some stuff,
but he's never literally seen a person just passed walking around,
you know. And that's where I could seem like on
a bus, out a dairy or something. But even this,
maybe he's like, I gotta get out of here. There's
too much. There's too much hot traction going on here,
you know.
Speaker 5: And on top of that, you got the box scenario too.
I don't know how they're going to wrap that up.
How they're going to tell that kind of a story
if that's going to be done. And I hope they
don't tackle that in these three episodes. Let's just they
can keep that open, that box open, yeah, and we
can tackle that somewhere else.
Speaker 4: It's fine.
Speaker 5: But I again, that's a big thing that I like
because it just falls hand in hand with the with
the Shining and oh why can't I remember the boy's name? Travis, Yes, Danny, Yeah,
just the whole philosophy of you got to keep that box,
you know, close, you got to keep them keep them
bad things in there.
Speaker 4: So I like that.
Speaker 2: I feel like if anything with hallerin Yeah, one of
the interesting parts above the Shining is just like that
kind of creepy but yet really interesting moment in the
Shining one he's talking with Danny and obviously like the
that's the first time we're seeing like the telepathy going on.
But we haven't seen hal Or and interact with a
child in this show, and it as a franchise is
a very kid star centric thing, so I feel like
that's something we could do well to see because yeah,
I think that'd be a fun kind of connection with
The Shining and maybe that would be a good way
for him to give them, the kids more information or something.
I don't know how you set that up, because it's
not like we've been on the trajectory of him like
interacting with these kids in any way.
Speaker 1: But there's one with I think it was last week
when Mike he didn't interact with a kid, but not
Mike will Cascar. I'm messing up all the handlings. Will's
the main adult, right, Will Handlin is our son. No Leroy, Okay,
so there's LeRoy's the adult. Will Handlin is the kid.
And then Mike Hansel he was talking to him about
his son, about him being attacked by something, right, So
not that he's interacted with that kid, but that was
the doorway to him trying to thread going on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was the thing, like, hey, something happened to him.
Speaker 1: But my whole thing was I kind of thought that
would happen before they went to the well as far
as like let's talk and figure this out.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: I feel like Leroy he's fully seeing stuff like the kids, right,
like you know, the wife and all this. So I
just I don't know, like I think there is a
thread there, but I don't know what is, but like
you said, maybe it's just a gift some information where
he goes, Oh, I know a guy that can help.
But again I felt like Dick, I don't know if
he's going right back to base anymore, but maybe well,
I don't know, I don't know. For seeing more of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it almost like with the amount he's been in
the show and how big that shining element has a
big been with his character, it almost feels like they're
building towards like setting up that one of the kids
has the shining as well, and we're gonna get into that.
But I don't at this point, I don't feel like
that's where the show is going. I feel like we
would have been tugging on on thread a little bit
more if that was the case. I think it's just him,
but yeah, like I don't know, I don't know where
the storyline goes from here. For sure.
Speaker 3: I agree. I definitely thought he was.
Speaker 1: He's in this way more than I thought it was
gonna be. I thought maybe you might get him in
it for a little bit and one centric episode, like
I could have saw that episode last week of him
do in the mind f and getting into him final
information he does that and then he's on his way.
But I didn't think he was actually gonna be going
down into the well and doing all this stuff. So
I was very surprised that he's been almost like I
think he got interested in episode two. So he's been
in almost this entire series, and in big scenes and
roles too, not even just always here for a little bit.
He had that stuff at the bar, he had this,
he went to the Hamlen's house for dinner, so he's
been all over. So I agree with you, he kind
of feels now he does need a bigger moment. But
I could also see them just leaving it here. And
same thing with the box. I think you could just
leave the box along. I think that I don't know
what you can explain in there. I just take it
as like bad stuff, bad memories, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's the pulp fiction box. It's like the
yellow light coming out of there, so you'll never know.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, is there a place where let's say penny
Wise wanted to get into that box because there's things
in there that he could use. And I say that
because if you look at how they did, oh my god, no,
I just.
Speaker 1: Want to see I just want to see no an ai.
I just want to see a cross over the pulp
fiction characters with penny Wise, Like penny Wise souls in
that box and you have jewels and I mean Vincent Vega.
Speaker 2: It's like the same as his eyes, right, like maybe
there is something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe doctor sleep, so you doctor sleep when Danny
opens up that box back at the Orient Uh, not
the Orient Hotel.
Speaker 1: Express.
Speaker 3: We're just crossing over a bunch of trains.
Speaker 1: That would make sense though that Tom Hanks is definitely
everyone talks about creepy.
Speaker 3: He looks he looks like he would be kids like,
but is it?
Speaker 5: I called the Orient Express and there Orient and Polar
Express are very two different trains.
Speaker 3: What's Orient Express from.
Speaker 5: The Orient Express is uh, it's the that's a real train.
Speaker 2: That's the that's the murder mystery movie. That just sucked
total as thank you.
Speaker 1: That's what I was thinking. Okay, dang, I thought Pollar
EXPRESSSS makes sense. Always say Tom Hanks looks creepy, so
I mentioned that it's taking the form of Tom Hanks
just trying to get kids. Hey, hey, get on this train,
you know.
Speaker 5: But yeah, so you have Danny unlocking his box or
whatever at the Overlook Hotel and they all those spirits
just go to fucking town on the Evil Chick. So
maybe that's something too, where maybe Dick had a whole
bunch of things locked up in his box and penny
Wise wanted to open it, and then I don't know,
maybe it's sentence, maybe it's just it's all fear. So
maybe penny Wise is able to absorb it to keep
that box open, and maybe it's just another tool ands
tool bag.
Speaker 1: But maybe then then it feels like it literally is.
Then it feels like the show becomes more penny Wise
versus Dick holleran right, and not the kids.
Speaker 3: So that's where you're kind of an in past.
Speaker 2: He's like as big of a character as the kids
at this point.
Speaker 1: He is, Yeah he is, So maybe I know, I
think we have a lot of interesting threads to go down,
and I have enjoyed the show. I just wonder if
the resolution of these threads is going to be satisfying
at the end, you know, so, and I feel like
I'm iffy on that part. So mm hm.
Speaker 2: Had we been introduced to the affair partner like lady
that kind of comes to save the day, because the
way she got introduced in this Okay, Taylor's not and
said yes, Travis is saying no.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, like it's what do you mean? Like did
we know this was the lady he was sleeping with.
Speaker 2: Have we seen her this actress before?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: That I well, we saw her in this episode, right,
And then.
Speaker 5: She was she's been in the past, that she was
in an episode last week's I think, and a few
before that.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm interacting with a kid. But yes, so okay,
so I don't I didn't.
Speaker 2: Remember her, and Tori say, have a bad memory. I
do not remember her at all. What what?
Speaker 5: What would she do these other episodes she spent she
had to go to Juniper Hill for a night at
Lily and then the next day she was talking to
this same woman because they had formed a bond. They
had disclosed this whole thing, like when her mom went
to pick up the lad at Juniper Hill.
Speaker 4: The nurse talking to the lady. Yeah she was the nurse. Okay,
they were talking.
Speaker 2: She looks very different in her non nurse fit. Okay,
that makes sense.
Speaker 5: This is their third conversation that Lily and the nurse
have had where they've talked because they talked at a
restaurant before Jesus.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, yeah, I assume it was that lady, but like,
she looked very different to me, but I don't know.
My eyes suck, I guess, and so thank you for
feeling me.
Speaker 1: I didn't recognize her either till I was like who
is this? I was like, okay, you know. I was
glad they revealed who this lady was. But yeah, anything else,
I think that was all for me. Heah, yeah, I
think that's all I got. It's all the juice, solid juice. Well, Leja,
and we'll be back next week. We'll see what's going
to happen, See what happens when these people get as well,
see how much Pennywise is in, see if Dix will
just walk in the earth. And yeah, we'll be back
and it will not be boring.
Speaker 2: Good night,