FILMMAKER & ART DIRECTOR REACTS to LOVE, DEATH AND ROBOTS Season 3 Episode 7-9
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she says lichen not lycan
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@@praveennayak3154 Highly recommend !
@@scrinbot yes
Guys, I'm guessing you didn't realize the soldier in the last story (Jibaro) was deaf. That's why the siren's dance and singing didn't work on him until the end of the story, when he somehow got his audition back (that's why he was so disoriented with the sounds of the forest and his own voice)
Yeah, I didn't realize that until near the end of the episode when I watched it.
The story is a representation of toxic romance.
Yeah we figured that out after the episode actually when we read the description LOL. The beauty of going in blind!
As someone who was like “oh he’s dead that’s cool” during the second muted scene it hurt watching them not get it, even at the end when he gets his hearing back
@@Whatisthisstupidfinghandle There was no POV. it was centered on him. that isn't POV.
@@magichistory3386 I think they were looking at the lack of sound as an artistic effect rather than a representation of the guy.
I'm amazed that so many people, not just you guys, didn't get that he was deaf!
Jibaro absolutly blew me away. I wish I could watch it for the first time again! :(
Ya its pretty funny/sad .. considering they go out of their way to point that out .. MULTIPLE times
@@marshmallsy Like literally, siren _calls/songs_ 😄
A lot of people don't understand the siren thing either. They've just never heard the legend/story. Don't know how to feel about that.
I get it the second time
I remember it took me a while to realize that he was deaf, because at first I was confused as to why the audio kept cutting in and out like it did. Then I realized the audio was going out when it was focused on the main character and it clicked. It was truly amazing.
They were so impressed by the sound design of Jibaro they missed the auditory theme of the story.
Well regardless they enjoyed the work done. They are film makers after all.
Something I didn’t realize until watching this reaction:
You mentioned the salesman’s hair in “Mason’s Rats”, and a lightbulb in my head went off. Look at his hair, and look at how you very rarely, but surely, get a tiny tiny glimpse of a few strands of hair strutting out from the back of his head.
It’s a rat tail hairstyle. He’s the rat. On the nose? Maybe. But it was so subtle I didn’t even catch it, and I honestly love it.
I hadn’t even considered and it’s genuinely surprising that people wouldn’t get right away, that a character who’s shown along with a lack of sound is deaf; especially when there’s a big emphasis on sound.
That said, Jibaro is an absolute masterpiece.
Speaking as a fellow artist, thanks for reacting to these guys. I feel like Love, Death, and Robots doesn't get the attention it deserves, and its always a highlight of my year whenever it comes out. Animated shorts are generally where creative media shines the most, and anthologies are my favorite because of the sheer variety that we get and the variety of responses that follow, such as yours! Always love listening to your opinions. Cheers.
Happy to provide something that should have a higher appreciation. These things are important to me so I love to always highlight them. Cheers brother!
Yo that Jibaro team snaps off hard af every time, love their work.
Alberto Mielgo🔥
INSANE every single time.
Mielgo is GOATed
Jibaro is a masterpiece imo. The amount of creativity to come up with not only the story and characters, but the visual style and sound design. And the sheer emotions in this. So much hurt, and so much beauty at the same time. It is truly one of the coolest things I've seen in a long time.
I'm always suprised how many people don't realize the main dude is deaf after the first 40 seconds. I literally picked up on it right after he's introduced. They even comment on the silent parts in this vid too.
maaan im surprised you too didnt pick up on the fact the guy was deaf and the woman was making them do that shit because of the noise she was making.. thats why he freaked out so much near the end because he got his hearing back. I think the person who made it said it was about toxic relationships or something.
Love the vids tho bro keep em coming
With Jibaro and Bad Travelling this season is amazing so far in terms of the storytelling, sound design and animation, hope they keep it up with volume 4. Also I love how you break things down in your reactions and not just solely reacting to the story.
This episode gave me goosebumps, the dancing, the shots, the art, the message , the symbolism… . If you ever were in a toxic relationship this hits home so hard and is really something I’ll never forget! Insanely written. Wow
In Jibaro she was basically a Siren, female monster always in water that lures men to their death with her voice.
It's weird hardly anyone notices the deaf warrior found some of her gold scales at the beginning and subsequently went to rip them off one by one after the rest of her jewels.
Dude in the last story Jibaro was deaf and after he ripped her gold off and Drunk the bloody water his hearing came in
I really enjoyed what each studio brought to the table this season, but Jibaro was phenomenal. It's a rare piece that you can look at artistically, symbolically, or personally and find something that resonates.
A visual masterpiece, her call and her movements with her physical nuances had me transfixed.
Jibaro is pure work of art in all views. I belive as a storytelling, it is about colonialism of the Americas. Perhaps the Siren, who is guarding the lake filled with treasure, is a symbol itself for greed and pillage of the new continent - or she herself represents the Americas. But probably she is guarding the lake but she is also hunting being a predator. As the conquistadors and priests arrive, notice how they are not being crazed greed maniacs as they approach the lake, but when she screams the "spell" on them. Then their own greed is the death of them as they sink to the bottom and become a apart of the very "treasure" they were looking. Maybe the conquistadors with priests represent the European Church itself and their greed and foreceful spreading of the religion. Jibaro the deaf knight might be the small percantage of the "noble" colonialists, that did not hear the inner voice of greed. But as Jibaro explored the new "contitent" he also became the same greed and power hungry maniacs as the conquistadors at the start. Jibaro didnt surive the "spell of the witch" because he was a noble hero, but because he was deaf. Perhaps drinking of the blood soaked waters of the heart shaped lake cured him. There is so much to this story and it is full of allegories and metaphores for relationships, colonialism, religion and probably more hidden. SUCH AN AMAZING EPISODE!
its not about colonialism
Lichen is not werewolves like in Underworld. Lichen is actually a simple slow-growing plant that typically forms a low crusty, leaflike, or branching growth on rocks, walls, and trees:
It’s not a plant, it’s actually a symbiotic relationship between an algae and a fungus and yeast
they just set the bar really high for storytelling and art direction it,s heavy metal for the new Millenium
We need more cosmic horror in general
Agreed.
The trouble with Lovecraftian horror is that part of the otherworldliness was its indescribable nature. That can work in a literary form but when using visuals by definition it is described. I'm not saying its impossible but very difficult
Yeah!!
Loved this reaction!! Jibaro (the soldier) is deaf, and when he taste the blood of the siren he can hear and that's why the siren can kill him
whole season was truly breathtaking. Great reaction legends
The Sirens power doesn't work on him because he is deaf and the gold object he dipped in her waters in the beginning woke her up.
the Cuthulu episiode said "lichen" not "lycan" like from the warewolf ep, the first one is a type of algae, the second one is the werewolf word.
I think it's kinda "not realistic" that she could find the way out of the cave and escape without vision and ammo for the gun
At least the little spiders would've got her. I still want to believe that the Cuthulu "entity" was in control of her, when she got out.
@@tedbaker3846 boss I was explaining the name of the green shit on the walls
@@jokerrhys4957 Oh I'm soo sorry Aaahhh xD
PLEASE forgive me :)
Btw, what do you think about the last scene?
@@tedbaker3846 i guess it shows how the human mind isnt able to comprehend the existace of something so complex of a life form showing how shes tormented by his voice and visions of the future forever to the point where its not worth it to see or hear anymore given what happens if she gives in and frees him
@@jokerrhys4957 Yeah, I like that the episode and the ending is open for interpretations and theories.
If you know more about the Cthulhu lore by H.P. Lovecraft, there is also another way to see it.
The Eldritch is Cthulhu's brother "Kthanid" (same eyes)
Cthulhu is imprisoned in R'lyeh, a sunken city in the Pacific ocean
Kthanid is actually a benevolent entity, and he would oppose his brother if Cthulhu would ever walk the earth.
That would make the ending even more depressing, if she actually didn't free him.
If a human (a mortal) faces one of the old ones, he literally would loose his sanity (so it's not really accurate to the books lore, that she was able to resist him so much longer than the other soldier.
The women speaks in the ancient language at the end.
I would like to believe that she said something like: "They're here" or "They come"
That is terrifying :)
Your reaction is by far my favorite. I honestly had kinda the same reaction. I understood few more details in with his disability and her intentions. The understanding off the history and the art direction is very needed but it takes a little bit of research. But u guys still gave diligent dialogue and amazing points and some things that I didn’t even know of about the filming process so thank you so much very good good job guys.
Well worth having a look at the behind the scenes for jibaro - it's a fascinating exploration of toxic relationships of a person wanting a person more who can't recognise them (the deaf soldier) and going all in performative in the relationship but it's the only way they can communicate to get what they really need.
Watching you guys geek out at these shorts is the positive, creative vibes I really enjoy, it's just fantastic. Great work to you both on this series, I hope there's more LD+R for all of us to watch and for you two to lose your minds about in the future.
Jibaro is a masterpiece, I keep going back to watch it again and again from time to time like a drug
Made me smile watching you both watch this. I've never seen anything like it before... astonishing. Thanks for your continuous great videos 👍
Ok, the story is simple the soldiers were the infamous Conquistadors and Clergy known as the Inquisition obviously after doing raids on the Aztecs and all the other sites established in region. The purpose to find gold by way of the sword, these people were killing machines, we are introduced to a unique member of this invasion force, a deaf soldier. They dismount to begin their religious ritual prayer but encountered a very powerful Siren bathed in gold whose screams triggers and draws everyone toward her with an uncontrollable murderous frenzy to their deaths.
All except the deaf soldier, he is shocked and dismayed by what he witnesses, the Siren notices and attempts to draw him; she fails, he finds a horse, mounts it and evades.
She doesn't understand and follows him, finds him, ponders with all her nature and collapses to a slumber behind the deaf soldier.
He slowly awakens the next morning sits up to find her behind him; she as well awakens and sits up locking eyes with the deaf soldier, a second later she sprints away as he grasps her arm attempting to stop her, she pulls way. Afterwards he notices something in his glove gold, he springs up and pursues her with all his might, then he finds her at the waterfalls. She approaches him with her nature, never has she met anyone like him she embraces him, she applies a kissing like gesture, he backs off confused, pushes her back, confused he touches his lips he's notices the taste of blood on his tongue he glimpses at her mouth filled with sharp teeth, she is moving her black tongue her mouth filled with blood when she re-embraces him applying the kiss a second time. he struggles with her for a time then positions on top of her looking for a way to stop her, they stare at one another then he knocks her out via a headbutt. He strips her of every piece gold on her body tossing her into the water and leaves.
As the Siren floats away, the nature of the water site connected with her being begun to stir with their healing properties, the soldier arrives at the shore where his comrades met their end.
Unknowingly he drinks the water with the healing properties within, and is affected in a unique way, he is able to hear. He reacts in shock for all his life he has only known silence, all his life.
The Siren's body comes to a halt at the same location the soldier stands, she suddenly jolts into a standing state, she regains her awareness and looks at herself in shock when she notices the changes, she's not whole and wails in sorrow the deepest sorrow, the soldier is behind her on the shore she turns and sees him turns to him and screams her Siren scale, he hears it and is drawn to his dance of death to never do harm.
Late to the party on this one James, but I too made the mistake (as did probably countless others) of thinking that to be Cthulu. It is, an Elder God, the brother of Cthulu, Kthanid. Both look identical aside from Kthanid having gold eyes, whereas Cthulu does not.
Kthanid is not a creation of Lovecraft, but is still from what I recall, an accepted part of the lore. For however evil Cthulu is, Kthanid is as good. My interpretation of the scene was Kthanid showing the soldiers visions of a (not too distant) future, in which Cthulu has been released (by mistake, happenstance or by the Cult), and he is not there to intervene. With the fact that the human mind is lost when meeting the eyes or hearing from an Elder God, the visions of warning (even Kthanid says, "Release me" instead of demands or threats), were mistaken for visions of a threat by Harper and for Coulthard, the will to release the Elder God. Coulthard compelled to release Kthanid, and Harper still of sound mind to attempt to (wrongfully) stop him highlights this. And in her last moments of sanity, after stopping Kthanid from being freed, before going insane, she is shown the extreme error of her ways.
Harper gouging her eyes out is of course an acceptable outcome for coming face to face with an Elder God, but the saddest part about this is the fact she is whimpering, "They come", which was Kthanid's warning, meaning that Cthulu will indeed be released.
its said that the siren represents Aztec and north african goddesses protecting native land from european colonizers. Thats what the knights and priests were doing in the beginning, so Jibaro woke the siren when he picked up one of her gold flakes
Lichen in this context is something similiar to moss. Its a plant, not a lychenthrope.
God I'm so glad to see someone be blown away by this as I was.
I'm just completely captured by this.
Insightful! Was excited to check out your reaction to Jibaro. Good vid 👍
i was waiting for yall to jibaro. it blew me tf away.
The silent parts in the last one, and why the sound spell isn't working on him, and the ear symbol in the 'pachinko', all point to the fact that the dude is deaf. Or maybe not fact, but very strong suggestion ;)
They were speaking to each other in sign language in the beginning, so I would say fact.
@@applejax1017 Ah, I missed that too, or just don't remember, but i read something about it after i wrote the comment, so yeah, it's a fact, but i didn't know for sure.
I personally think "In Vaulted Halls Entombed" is a pretty underrated episode! My 2nd Favourite of this season!
absolutely I'm a huge H.P. Lovecraft fan and that got my heart pumping
I wonder if you could watch your L, D & R reactions out of order since the eps are all unique. Thanks for promoting this series. Amazing animations and styles in this series.
I honestly adore the phrase "Embrace the suck". Too often people avoid what's hard because it's hard, but the sense of achievement having conquered something difficult is absolutely unmatched.
Bruh I'm sorry, that was the worst line in the series imo lol
"No need for dialog, we know what's happening"
"Oh it doesn't affect him because he had a piece of her"
🤦🤣
It was both (Live Action & Animation) they blended the two together, thats why it looked like a live action film.
Due to the hyper realistic movements of all the characters, the textures of water, blood, and the behavior of light, and a multitude of other factors, it almost looks like "Jibaro" is partly live-action, or possibly a mix of animation and motion capture, but the animation was actually done the old fashioned way, using keyframe animation and matching other reference materials to bring the animated short to life. Obviously the CGI used to generate liquid effects and other aspects is all done using high-end modern technology, but in an interview with Screen Rant, Alberto Mielgo said he and his crew actually brought in a choreographer to design the siren's dance and used footage of that performance to match the animated character's motions.
After a not-so-good season 2, they got their mojo back for season 3, that's for sure. Looking forward for a season 4 in the future.
I cannot stop thinking about jibaro
Yesss been waiting for the both of you to react to Jibaro 😁
IM SO HYPED
Jibaro..wild!
in the knight episode yall do know he was deaf thats why he was not affected at first.
Alberto Mielgo's (Director ofJibaro and the witness) stuff is always amazing to me, you should definitely check out his short film on TH-cam, I think you'll definitely enjoy it👌🏾
NO, it was indeed motion caption animated. But still, a work o ART!!!
Another pre-emptive like, I've been waiting for part three of this!
Jibaro in out of this world everytime i watch it i see something new, also its a spanish word. Its pronounce breathing the j. The soldiers seemed like conquistadors era or something the deaf soldier know how to fight because usually if you had disability they didnt want you. The dancing was both disturbing with an enchantment that you just couldn't look away. Still trying to figure out how he got his hearing back was it because he killed her? It seemed the lake itself brought her back to life because she didnt even realized the lake had her standing up. The team who created Jibaro should win an Award no joke. The last scene where my breath literally gets taken away with how the desperation mixed with pain and disorientation keeps building up with NO WORDS EVER BEING SAID it straight up a masterpiece.😩💃🤔🎶💋
Bad Traveling, In Vaulted Halls Entombed, and Jibaro are this season's standouts. I am tied between Bad Traveling and Jibaro for the number one spot, lol.
My ratings exactly. Overall the season is pretty great. Not a bad one in the bunch. I do not know what they were doing for season two
About episode 8, I'm pretty sure that is not Cthulhu but his brother Kthanid, mainly because of the golden eyes, Kthanid and Cthulhu looks identical except that Kthanid has golden eyes while Cthulhu does not, and the fact that Cthulhu is imprisoned beneath the Pacific Ocean in R'lyeh also points to this not being Cthulhu . Kthanid is a good guy, and one theory I read somewhere(trying to remember where, it was another youtube video about this episode I think) one that I agree with, is that Kthanid is showing them a vision of what Cthulhu intends to do, unless Kthanid is there to stop him, but she misinterpret the meaning of the vison. As to why Kthanid would be imprisoned here, I don't know, maybe one of the Outer God or Great Old Ones managed to do it, anyway, I feel there's too much to point to this not being Cthulhu but his brother Kthanid to be mere coincidence.
Honestly makes sense, did not even know Cthulhu had a brother in the lore but that’s awesome! Definitely makes sense given the situation as well!
The Golden Woman is a Siren. She can lure Men with the sound of her voice, this is why her Cry didn’t work on the man, because he was deaf.
His hearing impairment was cured because this River or Lake is also the fountain of youth. If it is a body or source of water that is located near or around the continent of South America, it is the fountain of youth because it can heal/ resurrect people or animals. This woman is the Key to open or unlocking the Fountain of youth. Unfortunately it means she has to die in order to get the fountain flowing.
Love death and robots is one of Netflix's hidden gems and I was blown away by the new season. Jibaro is one of the best things I've ever seen and really spoke to my physical theatre training!
7:25 That was the prequel to A Plague Tale: Innocence
That last episode is so crazy. What a way to cap off the season. Can't even blame you for not realizing the guy was deaf at first because I was likewise blown away the entire time. It elevated the entire season and the show itself for that matter.
The same director from Jibaro made a super hard Watch Dogs Legion cinematic trailer that I truly recommend
👂🏻💟❌ as in, no hearing (he’s deaf), no heart
You mean lady of the lake or something, don’t automatically resort to witch, especially if someone’s getting hurt, but then again she was in the right and he wasn’t so it’s justified...
and “how do you think of this?” History repeating this over and over and over and...?
But completely agreed, like how do humans even do this?! It literally is insane and just... damn...! I don’t even...🤯😶😍💖
and even if they said it’s about toxic relationship (which I don’t see making that much sense), to me it’s too obvious about the greed of the people invading and doing that to the natives...
There's a short making of jibaro on TH-cam. I think ign might have posted it.
Phenomenal reaction. Thanks for sharing.
I would like to see you do an entire video on jibaro
I'm still confused on how she climbed the giant stairs and passed the different sizes of killer spiders...WITHOUT HER FUCKING EYES
It could be that she is now the servant of the released monster. It's not clear that she was able to resist him.
,, i have never seen anything like this ever,, same! Jibaro is a masterpiece
jibaro will be studied for years to come.
Idk if anyone else really noticed but one of the soldiers from Ep. 8 is the same voice actor as Charles from RDR2.
For real?!
I don't know if I missed something, but I still don't know how the deaf knight got his hearing back in order to be affected at the end of the last episode. Maybe drinking the siren's blood? It's an odd detail and it sticks with me.
he got punished for his greed. being able to hear may seem like a prize but it allowed her to affect him. i would assume either the forest or some sort of spirit of the lake was responsible for that because all the blood was in response to her being attacked.
Yeah, probably the close interaction and him stealing her 'clothing'.
Most likely the blood from that lake, the same way siren was healed.
this was motion capture. I know one of the actors that played the lady in gold.
Due to the hyper realistic movements of all the characters, the textures of water, blood, and the behavior of light, and a multitude of other factors, it almost looks like "Jibaro" is partly live-action, or possibly a mix of animation and motion capture, but the animation was actually done the old fashioned way, using keyframe animation and matching other reference materials to bring the animated short to life. Obviously the CGI used to generate liquid effects and other aspects is all done using high-end modern technology, but in an interview with Screen Rant, Alberto Mielgo said he and his crew actually brought in a choreographer to design the siren's dance and used footage of that performance to match the animated character's motions.
I think season 3 is the best yet, they're really finding their legs. - Now... Both of you guys should watch the newly released "MAD GOD" now steaming on Shudder. This is a 30 year stop motion project by stop motion grandmaster Phil Tippett. For cinephiles like yourselves, this amazingly visionary cinema nightmare is a one of a kind and a must. You can research all you want cuz this comes off as almost a stream of conscience event. Anyone Who love stop motion will be in awe of the work done here. Not for kids.
I interpreted Jibaro as being about toxic relationships. The deaf soldier and the lady (clearly some sort of siren) only desire each for different reasons that only benefits themselves. The lady desires the soldier because he isn't effected by her voice and the soldier only desires the siren for her riches (this could be beauty, money, fame, or anything else). This union is only destructive because it is unsustainable. The lady hurts the soldier (kiss) and he hurts her in return. He goes beyond just hurting though and takes everything he can from her (taking of the "riches"). The soldier's actions don't go unpunished. He regains his hearing and will quickly receive the siren's punishment. After the lady revives (or maybe she wasn't dead but just needned to be returned to the center of the lake), she feels violated (rightfully so). She notices the soldier is vulnerable and desires to hurt him as he hurt her. In doing so, she causes the death of the soldier. And even though she is probably justified in such an act she seems to be sad at the soldier's passing. Both contributed to the toxic relationship, but I think it is obvious that the soldier is "more in the wrong" if that is even possible to quantify.
Alberto mielgo is the artist behind jibaro
So just to make it clear, the guy in the last episode was deaf. That is the reason why he was "immune" to the charm at the start.
Another great season. My favorite from this one was the freaky monster crab one.
Great reaction guys! Would love to see you reacting to ‘Manchester by the sea’
why I can't change quality
It was motion capture.
Rat Montgomery was a dope Character.
I would like to watch you doing a deeper comment on Jibaro after catching the details you missed this first time. Who knows, maybe James could try to contact Mielgo. The latest interviews with Mielgo on youtube are too short, we need a longer and deeper conversation.
The silent parts were from the warriors perspective cause he was deaf
When I first watched Jibaro I didn't realize he was deaf. Also I watched it while I high and I was both confused and beyond amazed lol.
I hope they do more lovecraftian episodes
It actually was Cthulhu.
This last episode is what we have all been waiting for.
I would say for every 5 pro comments I read for this there would be 1 which vilified it as being the worst of all 3 series.
Conquistadors arriving in the new world with their religion, bewitched by gold and wealth, the deaf Conquistador not being susceptible to its allure, then the ravaging of the land. Land returning to restore balance.
Woke they said. Some people need to be spoon fed movies, but to be fair there is Transformers, Fast & Furious for that 😅
For me this was probably top episode for the overall experience, witness for the sheer genies of what they accomplished in a simple scenario with little back or forward story and then Lucky 13. Probably the Veteran in me ruling that one.
But....for now .... our watch is done....we wait......
Aw c'mon already where is Season 4!!!
I've noticed the same. Frankly, when people complain about "too woke" they only ever mean 'too many women/too many Black people' and I have zero interest in listening or reading any more of their pointless moaning.
@@lettylunasical4766 yea its pretty much a dog whistle for racism n sexism
out of the three. episode 8 is probably my favorite. Im not religious in the slightest sense but even that made me fear.. something
In The Jibaro EP the Guy Is Actually Deaf That’s why her Screaming didn’t Work .
Arcane is keyframed too, no capture. I think the quality is there but it's not cheap.
episode 8 reminded me of "house of ashes" video game
Great season
Thats the story of Jibaro
Jibaro was brilliant!!!
Jibaro is my favorite of the show and apparently it wasn’t even mocap.
There absolutely was mocap
th-cam.com/video/JeUuk-g_Qws/w-d-xo.html
(Maybe not technically mocap but they definitely animated over recorded human performances)
LETS F*CKN GOOOOOO✊🏼❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 literally thee best series on Netflix! So glad i get to see it reviewed by two absolute stud muffins😭🔥
Jibaro was by far my favorite too! Glad you guys enjoyed it. Netflix put out a making of video for Jibaro here if anyone is interested.
th-cam.com/video/JeUuk-g_Qws/w-d-xo.html
It's crazy that they didn't use mo cap but they still had a lot of reference footage with real actors to work from. Maybe they used some rotoscoping techniques? (Basically early mo cap and how the first Prince of Persia game was made.)
Due to the hyper realistic movements of all the characters, the textures of water, blood, and the behavior of light, and a multitude of other factors, it almost looks like "Jibaro" is partly live-action, or possibly a mix of animation and motion capture, but the animation was actually done the old fashioned way, using keyframe animation and matching other reference materials to bring the animated short to life. Obviously the CGI used to generate liquid effects and other aspects is all done using high-end modern technology, but in an interview with Screen Rant, Alberto Mielgo said he and his crew actually brought in a choreographer to design the siren's dance and used footage of that performance to match the animated character's motions.
I'm so confused by you not realizing that the guy was deaf. In my opinion that was the only part about this story that was clear. To me Jibaro was just too artsy with not enough meat behind it. I have no idea who any of these characters are or what motivates them to do what they do. It's kind of like extraordinarily beautiful porn.
Maybe that's just retired pop eye
this man laughs like Barney rubble
LMAO. Hey, I’ll take any iconic comparison!
So good
Loved these episodes!
So, nobody is going to talk about how they were drinking a shot in a shotgun shell? you know, like "a shot"! hehe.
TH-cam has a few of the BTS videos for each episode. Considering how you reacted to Jibaro, here's the BTS about the episode: th-cam.com/video/JeUuk-g_Qws/w-d-xo.html