I like that they added that scene of Fitzjames letting loose and engaging in adequate amounts of Tomfoolery with the men. Very much would of been in his character irl. Sucks it ended the way it did since he just wanted to give the men time to blow off steam just to watch it go up in flames. Granted he couldn’t predict Dr. Stanley trying to mass-incinerate everyone.
Hampstead is the place to ruralise, Ri-ti-turalise, extra-muralise Hampstead is the place to ruralise On a Summer's day Oh you can take a ramble Away from London fogs Across the heath you scramble Being mindful of the frogs
Thank you for uploading these clips. I loved this show. Think about uploading the clip where Sir John Franklin is warned by Sir John Ross. “You’ll eat your shoes again. You’ll eat worse.”
The first time I read about the expedition - and Sir John's early escape from starvation by eating his boots - I said to myself, "that's a man who just doesn't listen." Given a nice neat second chance to live, what does he do but turn up back in the Arctic? So I appreciated someone yelling at him exactly what I myself thought.
@@victoriadiesattheend.8478 Well, it was after all his job? It was dangerous, but no one went in hoping/thinking they'd die. His life was that of a captain and explorer. In the same way people climb Mt Everest- sometimes making mltiple attempts. Adrenaline rush maybe? Also, the promise of fame and glory were they to be successful?
@@victoriadiesattheend.8478 It honestly isn't surprising considering the prestige and fame (and therefore money and good political connections) a succesful arctic expedition would get him and the other officers. For an admiral like Sir John, whose sole expertise was the command of ships, there was no similar opportunity for advancement. You also have to consider this occured during Pax Brittanica, a period where British naval dominance was unrivalled. The Royal Navy was superior to any other two navies in the world, combined. So there really wasn't much to do for them besides this that could improve an Admiral's position in society.
The real John Irving was Scottish and I think Ronan Raftery (the actor) whole playing Irving with a posh British accept plays him as slipping into a more scottish accent here and he sings drunkenly!
Sad thing about Pvt. Heather (said hole-in-head man) is per the series his state was likely not due to the fact he had his skull stove in but that the Tuunbaq had already got his soul, so that even if he weren't trampled/burned at the Carnivale he wasn't coming back no matter what was done for him.
I don't understand why Crozier stops the Carnivale to make his announcement about marching south. He should have waited until the men have had their fun, before stopping the whole thing so abruptly. Plus it would've prevented Dr. Stanley from burning the whole thing to the ground.... Otherwise, this whole series is an absolute masterpiece beyond words.
Baker Street That’s a very good point. I’ve never detoxed before, let alone under such dire circumstances, (I’ve heard stories), so I can imagine Crozier feeling very disoriented and under shock. The imagery of even his senior officers losing grip of reality while under the influence was probably a nauseating experience as well.
@@fifthbeatle I think I'm a bit more partial to the beginning of the series before they've abandoned the ships. All the conversations between Francis, James, and Sir John where they peel back the layers of their characters just totally drew me in. There are so many memorable moments though. I love watching Francis's whole arc. What about you?
Back then, military procedure was everything to the British and to see a breakdown in discipline like these was unheard of and would of terrified Crozier because it was so rigidly enforced. You didn't even go to different parts of the ship depending on your job. You stayed in your section unless ordered by an officer.
Can anyone tell me the name of that song playing as he enters the tent? The violin one which lt irving is singing along to? If you watch the scene where Mr. Hickey stabs Irving a weird slowed down twisted version of that song is also playing.
'Hampstead Is The Place to Ruralise' by Watkyn Williams. Maybe the song choice reveals a secret about Lt Irving, because Hampstead Heath (in north London) has long been a pickup area for gay men. Lt Irving's scared reaction to homosexuality may indicate his own repression. So we later see him tipsy, wearing angel wings and singing about "ruralising" in Hampstead! Then after that, alas, Hickey slices up his "man parts".
Hampstead is the place to ruralise, Ri-ti-turalise, extra-muralise Hampstead is the place to ruralise On a Summer's day Oh you can take a ramble Away from London fogs Across the heath you scramble Being mindful of the frogs
Mass Hysteria. In those conditions, with everyone masked and drunk in a close space, there's no way to enforce discipline and pull rank, and it would suffice to have two idiots fighting or one guy seeing pink elephants and screaming for all of it to go to hell.
The waste of food- he didnt yet know they would be waking out, as he never spoke to Fitzjames over the weeks he was detoxing. Also, it was very clear they were getting too carried away. I must say, while the ambience in the first room was quite uplift, you can totally tell how it's going South in every other scene. Men drunk, gossiping, no one in control (with Fitzjames and some of the other command taking a part in a weird race), two men in bathtub/pot used for cooking. I think everyone would find it a bit weird.
@@NorthernNightSky I think there's a really hellish atmosphere to it, in fact the imagery gets more and more disturbing. William Heather being spoonfed like some kind of mad king, the men in the pot and what that foreshadows (as some commenters have pointed out), but most importantly and what has dawned on me now, the sinister zoetrope at 3:06 immediately preceding the pot that heralds the eventual butchering up of some of the crew.
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crozier: 👁👄👁
fitzjames: 👁👄👁
I like that they added that scene of Fitzjames letting loose and engaging in adequate amounts of Tomfoolery with the men. Very much would of been in his character irl. Sucks it ended the way it did since he just wanted to give the men time to blow off steam just to watch it go up in flames. Granted he couldn’t predict Dr. Stanley trying to mass-incinerate everyone.
I do prefer the books version of events, but this is great too.
0:49 Irving 's little angel costume is killing meeee 💀
His voice is beautiful too a real little angle
I love how the entire show he goes on about how Christian he is and then in this scene he is so clearly *blocked* lol.
@@amaritineenthusiast also when he is drunk we hear his accent more clear cuz hes scottish a cool detail
Given how bleak the rest of the series is, it was honestly pretty nice to see these guys smiling and having a good time.
Yeah, didint last long though lol
@@franciscocassuli6103 wasn’t that lit, hehe
If only someone had invited Dr. Stanley to a wedding and lifted his spirits, he might not have been such a party pooper.
@@jamesm3471 Well, this man was on fire to destroy the party.
Some serious Wicker Man cosplay energy in this scene.
Not the bees! Not the bees! Aaagh!
@@springyslinky2190 Not the Tuunbaq! Not the Tuunbaq!
Eh, I prefer the original.
Hampstead is the place to ruralise,
Ri-ti-turalise, extra-muralise
Hampstead is the place to ruralise
On a Summer's day
Oh you can take a ramble
Away from London fogs
Across the heath you scramble
Being mindful of the frogs
So that's the creepy ass distorted song playing while *spoilers* Irving dies in the next episode
@@wanghiskhan7345 scalped and......De-manned
@@lufsolitaire5351 poked 22 holes in his lungs with a boat knife! THAT WAS MR. HICKEY!
@Mediterranean Chad I was quoting Crozier when he revealed what Hickey did to Lt. Irving.
1:57 I love Tom's lion hat
Brutus being real Brutus in that costume
1:30 ⚓
-Francis, you're back with us!
-Thomas.
Thank you for uploading these clips. I loved this show. Think about uploading the clip where Sir John Franklin is warned by Sir John Ross. “You’ll eat your shoes again. You’ll eat worse.”
th-cam.com/video/9NaYkSRpyUE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=BPGProductions
The first time I read about the expedition - and Sir John's early escape from starvation by eating his boots - I said to myself, "that's a man who just doesn't listen." Given a nice neat second chance to live, what does he do but turn up back in the Arctic? So I appreciated someone yelling at him exactly what I myself thought.
@@victoriadiesattheend.8478 Well, it was after all his job? It was dangerous, but no one went in hoping/thinking they'd die. His life was that of a captain and explorer. In the same way people climb Mt Everest- sometimes making mltiple attempts. Adrenaline rush maybe? Also, the promise of fame and glory were they to be successful?
@@victoriadiesattheend.8478 It honestly isn't surprising considering the prestige and fame (and therefore money and good political connections) a succesful arctic expedition would get him and the other officers. For an admiral like Sir John, whose sole expertise was the command of ships, there was no similar opportunity for advancement. You also have to consider this occured during Pax Brittanica, a period where British naval dominance was unrivalled. The Royal Navy was superior to any other two navies in the world, combined. So there really wasn't much to do for them besides this that could improve an Admiral's position in society.
We need a Fitzjames movie, from when he joined the marines at age 12 until he joins the Franklin expedition.
Most probably wouldn't approve it since most people's reaction would be "James Firzjames? What a stupid name."
@@Baldwin-iv445 Lol, it's Like a bad pun xD
@@lifeisshort.9869 Not even fully English.
@@Baldwin-iv445but he was free
Is the men bathing in the pot supposed to foreshadow them turning cannibals or just there for laughs
The chopping animation, and the stirring...
Oh my god I never noticed, I just though Francis was disturbed by the absurdity of them bathing in the pot, makes more sense now.
I reckon it's black humour that Crozier doesn't find funny..
Yes
@@131alexaagreed
The real John Irving was Scottish and I think Ronan Raftery (the actor) whole playing Irving with a posh British accept plays him as slipping into a more scottish accent here and he sings drunkenly!
its ironic since Goodsir was definitely Scottish and in letters Franklin complained about not always being able to understand what he was saying.
RIP Irving now doing climbing exercises and extramuralizing in that great big Hampstead in the sky
Hampstead is the place to ruralize..
I love that song!
Tobias menzies 😜 cameo Roma Brutus
No 1 talks about the guy with the hole in his head that was alive and just there for a while
Sad thing about Pvt. Heather (said hole-in-head man) is per the series his state was likely not due to the fact he had his skull stove in but that the Tuunbaq had already got his soul, so that even if he weren't trampled/burned at the Carnivale he wasn't coming back no matter what was done for him.
@@ThatOldWarthog It was still pretty sweet how they took care of him, it probably gave Tozier and co a bit of a purpose.
You could tell it was important for the Marines. @@NorthernNightSky
@@nickbooze9766the Marines were never going to leave one of their own uncared for
Yup, they were good men. It was so sad to see Tozer being led astray by Hickey. @@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire
One of the best scenes in the show imo
I don't understand why Crozier stops the Carnivale to make his announcement about marching south. He should have waited until the men have had their fun, before stopping the whole thing so abruptly. Plus it would've prevented Dr. Stanley from burning the whole thing to the ground.... Otherwise, this whole series is an absolute masterpiece beyond words.
I think it's just the shock of detoxing and then going into a tent and seeing all of his men, including officers, getting wasted and out of control.
Baker Street That’s a very good point. I’ve never detoxed before, let alone under such dire circumstances, (I’ve heard stories), so I can imagine Crozier feeling very disoriented and under shock. The imagery of even his senior officers losing grip of reality while under the influence was probably a nauseating experience as well.
Baker Street Btw what was your favourite episode from the series? :)
@@fifthbeatle I think I'm a bit more partial to the beginning of the series before they've abandoned the ships. All the conversations between Francis, James, and Sir John where they peel back the layers of their characters just totally drew me in. There are so many memorable moments though. I love watching Francis's whole arc. What about you?
Back then, military procedure was everything to the British and to see a breakdown in discipline like these was unheard of and would of terrified Crozier because it was so rigidly enforced. You didn't even go to different parts of the ship depending on your job. You stayed in your section unless ordered by an officer.
Can anyone tell me the name of that song playing as he enters the tent? The violin one which lt irving is singing along to? If you watch the scene where Mr. Hickey stabs Irving a weird slowed down twisted version of that song is also playing.
Hampstead is the place to ruralise
'Hampstead Is The Place to Ruralise' by Watkyn Williams. Maybe the song choice reveals a secret about Lt Irving, because Hampstead Heath (in north London) has long been a pickup area for gay men. Lt Irving's scared reaction to homosexuality may indicate his own repression. So we later see him tipsy, wearing angel wings and singing about "ruralising" in Hampstead! Then after that, alas, Hickey slices up his "man parts".
@@unturnthisstone Fascinating, thank you!
Hampstead is the place to ruralise,
Ri-ti-turalise, extra-muralise
Hampstead is the place to ruralise
On a Summer's day
Oh you can take a ramble
Away from London fogs
Across the heath you scramble
Being mindful of the frogs
Yeah, there’s a version of it uploaded here: th-cam.com/video/D_M1eSHarts/w-d-xo.html
1:22 who is hickey talking to? What is he talking about? Does he want to go outside for a hookup or is he already gathering people for a mutiny?
By now i figured out he is talking to pilkington
if you listen closely you could hear raftery's irish accent sort of slipping when singing lol
Bahahah what's Brutus doing there
Running from Caesar
So what was the captain worried about during the carnival
Mass Hysteria. In those conditions, with everyone masked and drunk in a close space, there's no way to enforce discipline and pull rank, and it would suffice to have two idiots fighting or one guy seeing pink elephants and screaming for all of it to go to hell.
The waste of food- he didnt yet know they would be waking out, as he never spoke to Fitzjames over the weeks he was detoxing. Also, it was very clear they were getting too carried away. I must say, while the ambience in the first room was quite uplift, you can totally tell how it's going South in every other scene. Men drunk, gossiping, no one in control (with Fitzjames and some of the other command taking a part in a weird race), two men in bathtub/pot used for cooking. I think everyone would find it a bit weird.
Rewatch the scene - although now that I think about it, it might be hard to tell given your user name 😂
@@wanghiskhan7345 it’s the great white nothing. It makes men go mad lol
@@NorthernNightSky I think there's a really hellish atmosphere to it, in fact the imagery gets more and more disturbing. William Heather being spoonfed like some kind of mad king, the men in the pot and what that foreshadows (as some commenters have pointed out), but most importantly and what has dawned on me now, the sinister zoetrope at 3:06 immediately preceding the pot that heralds the eventual butchering up of some of the crew.
the world.. now.. glad i saw Connecticut a week prior to Covid lockdown. World House Arrest is nifty... (Round Two for me, lol..)
Where are you in Connecticut? I live in new haven
@@whtbobwntsbobget Hamden, CT. I went to see the band Om. I had first seen them in Oct of 2014, in philly. I'll post a recording I took of that show.
@Bobby Goetz my recording of the band Om, at their show in philly, in Oct of of 2014.
th-cam.com/video/0KXY2rFwzDs/w-d-xo.html