They never explained it, but Brittany could easily turned from a sweet little girl to a sassy teen in the 2 years of schooling between season 2 and 3. I was surprised by the new Brittany but it makes sense. 12 was never easy, and things can only get harder.
that said, he should use this occasion to learn her some, both safety and HOW to use a gun, if need be... She cant always have daddy as her shield and guard, but can have a pistol as a friend. If it develops into sport target shooting, why not. Its a recognized olympic feature.
As a father of daughters myself, I can feel his smoldering rage and yet loving attempt to try to understand why his daughter is giving him so much sass even though she's the one who messed up. It's one of the reasons why I love this series is the balance between his criminal life and trying to be a father.
@@karipaturketo5438 Yes it does, for simpletons like you. We were all curious kids once. Physical violence only inspires hate, not love. It also inspires fear so they will not tell you anything in the future.
I like how when she knows she's rumbled she immediately goes outside and starts jumping on the trampoline, like she's reverting to childhood from adolescence in an attempt to get out of trouble. Nice touch.
This show is like crack, I'm addicted. Just binge watched the entire thing over the past 2 days... I'm saddened that it's over and they won't be making anymore seasons...
I feel like it got popular out of Australia after it was released , it might get revived due to high demand but also you can't keep a show like this going forever or it gets stale, you can't really up the antè either or else people would start to dislike the main character for bringing more trouble into his daughter's life
He really had nothing to say about that and knew it would just encourage her; it was a serious situation of she shot a gun in the house and hid her mess so blatantly.
@@jonothandoeser Here in the USA we have the 2A, and that would, and HAS, in other countries, left law-abiding citizens vulnerable to corrupt governmental takeover, but most of the proponents pee sitting down and have low T levels, so that would be a losing battle for them ;)
@@jeffreyg607 So, when the "corrupt government" sends in it's tanks, missiles, and cluster munitions, you think you will be holding them off wearing a kitchen bowl on your head and sporting your Walmart rifle? Seriously?
I just have to say, that after waching season 3. Rays and Britt moments are the most wholesome scenes I've seen in a long time. Which is not something you'd expect from a hitman and his daughter from a broken marriage. But is makes so much sense! Superb writing and acting. All around!
The reason this series was such a success is because we all identify with Ray. Not that we want to be hidden, just juggling life, it's problems and wanting to kick bullies in the balls.
He's a lowlife, pond scum. Mind you, I wouldn't say that to his face. BTK killer was a good dad, he just liked torturing and killing women on the side. There are probably many other examples. Bottom line is that the character Ray is an asswipe. Good show though.
Here in USA, SF bay area I get into unfriendly situations and cops are often called. 2 years ago a friend sent me the video clip - "I don't answer questions" and ever since I only answer with that and I've (knock on wood) walked away from every encounter - 12+ with them scratching their heads.
@@geniusdavid- Not all Americans know this. People with darker skin have learned this looooong ago. Most whites and right winger think cops are their friends. Maybe you've heard of our "Karen" outbreak?
As a father of two boys growing up, I had guns. When the kids found out I had a gun, I made sure it was unloaded, I handed it to them and told them both to play with it, they basically just ran around the house yelling bang bang. When it was over I talked to them about guns and how they weren’t toys. I took them out shooting to show them what a gun can do so that this way they weren’t curious about guns . I put up balloons, and told them to shoot it. When they were done, I took them over to the balloons, and told them to put them back together. They just looked at me and I said when you use a gun and shoot somebody this is what happens. there’s no fixing it once you pull the trigger. And they understood and they never touched my guns. they never played with them or anything. They are now responsible gun owners.
It's a good lesson. Yeah, sure, lots of people survive gunshots, but the point is, you can't unshoot someone. Once you pull the trigger and the bullet's on its way, you can't call it back, and you have to deal with whatever happens because of it. Some wounds heal, but some don't. Sometimes you can cover the damage with a picture, and sometimes you can't. I've known plenty of people who survived gunshot wounds, but I've also known plenty who've died from them too. Furballami's lesson is good.
@@kirinrex Thank you. As adults we know what you say is true. My lesson with the balloons was to show that actions has consequences. You cannot undead a dead person shot and killed. And the reason why I didn’t really get into the fact that people survive gunshots is I didn’t want them to be able to have that choice of thinking well if I shoot them they will survive I would rather them have fun at that early age that once you shoot somebody death could be the result of that shooting action. I thought it was a good lesson for them to learn about guns, and how dangerous they definitely could be.
I love this show. This moment was foreshadowed in the first season by a guy who said he didn't want a daughter and how difficult it would be. Now Ray is finding out how difficult it is. It's real magic when they manage to humanize a monster.
This guy needs to do more aussie shows, stuff trying to make it big in America, just do us aussies a favour and keep on making more aussie stuff. A real talent this guy. In this day and age everythings technology this, tiktok that, f all that rubbish. More Scott Ryan please. Keep that talent coming. More cigarettes and more problems, he really suits that style.
@@brianpeterson5559 he was over it from what i hear, they started writing it in 2011, and he was just over the character and eanted to do other thing, only said he would come back to the character if there was real money involved. Not much money in australia for black comedys, only rubbish like home and away.
@@johreh the show doesn't portray the reality of Australia - if they replace some of the white criminals/bullies in that show with Abo and Nick-gaz, that show would be a massive hit in Australia.
@@cambuurleeuwarden Keep you house gun free and yell for help from someone who has a gun to save you when a unknown person invade you house, bringing theyr own gun, or even a knife, even someone armed with just a rock will make you think "if only i had a gun me and my family could survive". But hey it's your life, your family, if you can't protect them from anything that could POSSIBLY happen, it's pointless wasting time talking to you, at all.
Loved this show. Sad it ended after three seasons. One of the few shows I would think about days later. Ray's the type of guy you'd like for a friend, but definitely not an enemy.
That was really well written and acted. I work with teenagers every day. That's what they are like. My sons were like that. I've never owned a firearm. I did encourage my oldesty son to get his licence though, and bought him his first rifle.
What great writing and acting, Only in a 13-year-old girls eyes can not only get caught doing a huge "no,no" but having the gaull to get upset dad won't do her a favor!
Well it wouldn’t be a favor. He absolutely needs to take her to the range now. Just not when she asked and not to make it seem like an award for making a terrible mistake. But later he should. And any parent with a gun and teenagers needs to.
It's a mark of the era that house was built, indeed. I'm Australian, my parents place was built in the 60s and has the high handles. My place was built in the late 80s, and has 'normal' handles.
Yes that is the old door height before 1980s in many of the British Commonwealth nations including Aus. Yes modern doors handles is slightly low most likely due to accessibility code. But Aus just has alot of old homes which kept alot of it's furnishing details. My previous home in Melbourne from the 1930s had two original doors, the rest were modern. It's Normal just outdated.
We had guns everywhere growing up. Dad taught me to shoot very young, how to safely handle a pistol, rifle and shotgun. He kept them unloaded and all ammunition in the safe, but the firearms were all out in the open.
I have a son who does the same thing. He has no respect for me because I was already 50 years old when he was born. He's 18 now and of course he knows everything 🙄.
When he's 25 he'll realise he knows 75% of everything and you know a little bit, after all. When he's 35, he'll realise he knows 50% of what he thought he did and that he's glad you're still around (hopefully) because you know 50%, too. 50 & 50 can solve a lot of problems. When he hits 50, he'll realise he knew 25% of what he thought he did. And he'll regret you're gone because he should have listened to you for the last 5 decades. And what a surprise, he'll accept that you knew all along 85% of everything he finds good. If only he'd listened. But he's trying to teach _his_ son the same thing.
Maybe the issue is that you both "know everything" So it's always conflicting when you speak to him. I say that as someone who had so many arguments with my father because he was very dismissive of my ideas and assumed I was always wrong.
And what's wrong with being wrong once in a while. It's one of the ways we learn, not everyone is willing to learn from another's persons mistake. I'd say that only applies to men full of wisdom.
@@jamie_d0g978 "legally". Yeah ok. I've got 5 seconds to react to a violent attacker in my home... "Better call the police, they're only 1 minute away!" F off mate, even in this fictional story, Ray is well within his rights as a human and a father, to have a personal defence weapon. I didn't vote, or get to vote on whether firearms were restricted in my country, so fu(k the government and their control rules. I trust ME with my safety, not some jumped up cockhed with a badge and a piece of paper.
I remember when I first watched the show I didn’t really like it or maybe I just didn’t understand it but then I watched it from the beginning gave it a chance it’s a very good show if you have not seen the episodes give it a try
Knew these two brothers that owned a pizza place. One was a competitive shooter (hobby) and one was a total dumbazzzz! Dumbazzz accidentally fired off a round through the ceiling/roof of the pizza place one night with the gun they keep near the counter for protection. We walked in like 15 minutes later and had the same reaction to the smell as Ray. It's super distinctive!
He can be Jasons Statham's long lost uncle. comes in to save the day God speed. Bonus I like how the old doors are taller and or the doorknobs are mounted higher
To show you how experienced ray is he smelt the gun powder whilst TALKING to his daughter, not before or after but DURING and he notices pretty quickly
I love how Ray didn't miss a beat. (R) "Where's the hole"... (B) "What hole" ... (R) "the hole ya left when ya shot the gun". Not so much angry, more like exasperation.
She demonstrated that she doesn’t have the maturity to understand that a gun isn’t a toy, it’s a weapon. I would’ve done the same. If my kid came up to me with curiosity and a real respect and understanding for the responsibility that comes with handling a gun, then I would’ve considered taking them to learn. But she wasn’t ready.
This is a good scene that explains why you may need to lock up your guns. You can't always reason with a kid, luckily in this story the kid didn't end up accidentally shooting someone else or themselves.
For someone who beat up 2 guys just for swearing in front of his daughter ( not saying that’s not a bad thing it’s just firing a gun is a lot worse) he sure is calm, I would’ve been shouted at and grounded for a year
Probably because making a big deal out if it might draw attention to having a gun which in Australia will put you in prison for 2 decades and probably have you investigated for other crimes like being a hitman that will add another 10 decades ontop lol.
Does anyone know from whom the ambient track is in season 3, episode 4 from minute 23.00 to 25.20 when Ray is supposed to feed the girl's body to the pigs?
Where do you think Brittany gets her sass from?
From knowing there wont be a third season.
The scene is from Season 3.
@@joshua5555 Scott Ryan himself didn't want to continue
They never explained it, but Brittany could easily turned from a sweet little girl to a sassy teen in the 2 years of schooling between season 2 and 3. I was surprised by the new Brittany but it makes sense. 12 was never easy, and things can only get harder.
@@joshua5555 in one of his interviews Scott Ryan said "I have had enough of him." meaning that he's tired of him playing Ray Shoesmith.
when he said "aye come inside" i got flashbacks
"I want to go shooting!"
"You've been shooting. Look at that hole!"
🤣🤣😆😆😆
that said, he should use this occasion to learn her some, both safety and HOW to use a gun, if need be... She cant always have daddy as her shield and guard, but can have a pistol as a friend. If it develops into sport target shooting, why not. Its a recognized olympic feature.
As a father of daughters myself, I can feel his smoldering rage and yet loving attempt to try to understand why his daughter is giving him so much sass even though she's the one who messed up. It's one of the reasons why I love this series is the balance between his criminal life and trying to be a father.
A slap does wonders.. behavior modification. It improves communication and manners.
@@karipaturketo5438 said by every parent ever who couldnt exercise restraint or take the harder path and actually talk to their children.
come on, him having a gun not locked away can be accounted for as being the one who messed up
@@karipaturketo5438 Yes it does, for simpletons like you. We were all curious kids once. Physical violence only inspires hate, not love. It also inspires fear so they will not tell you anything in the future.
@@mfenix88 yeah Dylan if u even have kids..
I like how when she knows she's rumbled she immediately goes outside and starts jumping on the trampoline, like she's reverting to childhood from adolescence in an attempt to get out of trouble. Nice touch.
She really is juggling between both isn't she? Just like my grown up daughter was like !
@@SirManfly yeah she in that inbetween age, no pun intended :D
@@SirManflyNone of them ever really grow up, we just pretend they do.
The only person in the entire world that can get away with talking to Ray like that.
Everybody else talking like that..
Ray: *smiles*
@@igkgigoh Ray smiling is as scary or scarier than Batman.
The Abo can get away very easily - all they need is to scream at Ray "DIZ IZ MA KUNTRY"
@@trashboongcarntreally bro, that's the best comment you could come up with?!?!? You must be a sad jnduvidual
@@joebroadbeef332 what is "jnduvidual"? Is that what happens when you try to type while eating Aboriginal's cox?
Wow. He handled THAT pretty delicately!
Lol the subtitles: [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
He said "Cut it out I said"
This show is like crack, I'm addicted. Just binge watched the entire thing over the past 2 days... I'm saddened that it's over and they won't be making anymore seasons...
Except its not bad for your health
I feel like it got popular out of Australia after it was released , it might get revived due to high demand but also you can't keep a show like this going forever or it gets stale, you can't really up the antè either or else people would start to dislike the main character for bringing more trouble into his daughter's life
It ended gracefully rather than dragged on until it was too bad to continue.
1:32 - He's probably thinking, "You ARE my daughter, I'll give you that"
He really had nothing to say about that and knew it would just encourage her; it was a serious situation of she shot a gun in the house and hid her mess so blatantly.
Such a great show. I can't believe it's already ending after this season.
They need to teach gun confiscation.
A good show must end or it will turn into trash
@@cthulhufhtagn6189Agreed
@@jonothandoeser Here in the USA we have the 2A, and that would, and HAS, in other countries, left law-abiding citizens vulnerable to corrupt governmental takeover, but most of the proponents pee sitting down and have low T levels, so that would be a losing battle for them ;)
@@jeffreyg607 So, when the "corrupt government" sends in it's tanks, missiles, and cluster munitions, you think you will be holding them off wearing a kitchen bowl on your head and sporting your Walmart rifle? Seriously?
I just have to say, that after waching season 3. Rays and Britt moments are the most wholesome scenes I've seen in a long time. Which is not something you'd expect from a hitman and his daughter from a broken marriage. But is makes so much sense! Superb writing and acting. All around!
The reason this series was such a success is because we all identify with Ray. Not that we want to be hidden, just juggling life, it's problems and wanting to kick bullies in the balls.
He's a lowlife, pond scum. Mind you, I wouldn't say that to his face. BTK killer was a good dad, he just liked torturing and killing women on the side. There are probably many other examples. Bottom line is that the character Ray is an asswipe. Good show though.
2:20 - I would've been like, "you already did ;)"
... Brilliant, such natural acting :)
Here in USA, SF bay area I get into unfriendly situations and cops are often called. 2 years ago a friend sent me the video clip - "I don't answer questions" and ever since I only answer with that and I've (knock on wood) walked away from every encounter - 12+ with them scratching their heads.
@@tuckerfrd1 Don't Americans know they don't have to talk to police? They are not your friend.
@@geniusdavid- Not all Americans know this. People with darker skin have learned this looooong ago. Most whites and right winger think cops are their friends. Maybe you've heard of our "Karen" outbreak?
Love this show. What ever else this team makes in future, I'll be happy to follow along. Great story telling is rare.
+1 for the girl's acting, she's such a wee snot ain't she :)
It's not acting
0:16 "Good Vibes Only" Not a bad thing to have on the wall considering what he does for a living :)
The most dad of dad moments
As a father of two boys growing up, I had guns. When the kids found out I had a gun, I made sure it was unloaded, I handed it to them and told them both to play with it, they basically just ran around the house yelling bang bang. When it was over I talked to them about guns and how they weren’t toys. I took them out shooting to show them what a gun can do so that this way they weren’t curious about guns . I put up balloons, and told them to shoot it. When they were done, I took them over to the balloons, and told them to put them back together. They just looked at me and I said when you use a gun and shoot somebody this is what happens. there’s no fixing it once you pull the trigger. And they understood and they never touched my guns. they never played with them or anything. They are now responsible gun owners.
erm you can fix gunshots
@@Uncle_Pavelic but you can’t fix death by gunshot.
@@furballami5842 maybe learn how to take a bullet out and not being a useless surgeon
It's a good lesson. Yeah, sure, lots of people survive gunshots, but the point is, you can't unshoot someone. Once you pull the trigger and the bullet's on its way, you can't call it back, and you have to deal with whatever happens because of it. Some wounds heal, but some don't. Sometimes you can cover the damage with a picture, and sometimes you can't. I've known plenty of people who survived gunshot wounds, but I've also known plenty who've died from them too. Furballami's lesson is good.
@@kirinrex Thank you. As adults we know what you say is true. My lesson with the balloons was to show that actions has consequences. You cannot undead a dead person shot and killed. And the reason why I didn’t really get into the fact that people survive gunshots is I didn’t want them to be able to have that choice of thinking well if I shoot them they will survive I would rather them have fun at that early age that once you shoot somebody death could be the result of that shooting action. I thought it was a good lesson for them to learn about guns, and how dangerous they definitely could be.
Best show on TV! Needs to be an hour long!
I know right
I love this show. This moment was foreshadowed in the first season by a guy who said he didn't want a daughter and how difficult it would be.
Now Ray is finding out how difficult it is.
It's real magic when they manage to humanize a monster.
This show is GREAT!
1:56 Oh, you didn’t!!
Should have had it in the Safe in the 1st place. We miss you Ray Shoesmith. Please come back.🤞🤞🤞
Ray Shoestring
@@hazardeur My bad. Don't send Ray around. Lol.
This guy needs to do more aussie shows, stuff trying to make it big in America, just do us aussies a favour and keep on making more aussie stuff. A real talent this guy. In this day and age everythings technology this, tiktok that, f all that rubbish.
More Scott Ryan please. Keep that talent coming. More cigarettes and more problems, he really suits that style.
Agree amazing the people in charge would let this gem end.. guy's great for this part good show
@@brianpeterson5559 he was over it from what i hear, they started writing it in 2011, and he was just over the character and eanted to do other thing, only said he would come back to the character if there was real money involved. Not much money in australia for black comedys, only rubbish like home and away.
This is such a great show. Why it's not more popular is unknown. Too sophisticated. Not stupid like most people.
People rather watch interviews with Harry and Megan. 😔
Or 100th season of GOT or simpsons or family guy
@@johreh the show doesn't portray the reality of Australia - if they replace some of the white criminals/bullies in that show with Abo and Nick-gaz, that show would be a massive hit in Australia.
imagine thinking you're smart because you prefer a TV show that isn't popular LOLLL
It's just not advertised well. I think only saw it one time on the side of a bus.
Gun owners worst nightmare right there🤔
@Chidis Skaniukas or y'know, don't have a gun around children, or at all. But 'muh freedom'.
@@cambuurleeuwarden That is one answer. Probably the right one for you.
@@cambuurleeuwarden Keep you house gun free and yell for help from someone who has a gun to save you when a unknown person invade you house, bringing theyr own gun, or even a knife, even someone armed with just a rock will make you think "if only i had a gun me and my family could survive".
But hey it's your life, your family, if you can't protect them from anything that could POSSIBLY happen, it's pointless wasting time talking to you, at all.
Loved this show. Sad it ended after three seasons. One of the few shows I would think about days later. Ray's the type of guy you'd like for a friend, but definitely not an enemy.
Brilliant scene.
He actually took this remarkably well.
That was really well written and acted. I work with teenagers every day. That's what they are like. My sons were like that. I've never owned a firearm. I did encourage my oldesty son to get his licence though, and bought him his first rifle.
What great writing and acting, Only in a 13-year-old girls eyes can not only get caught doing a huge "no,no" but having the gaull to get upset dad won't do her a favor!
Well it wouldn’t be a favor. He absolutely needs to take her to the range now. Just not when she asked and not to make it seem like an award for making a terrible mistake. But later he should. And any parent with a gun and teenagers needs to.
3:01 You ain't a smart cookie all the time, because, in fact, you can roll your eyes while your eyelids are closed.
“Don’t roller on me” I love that.😁
I knew that was an aussie expression and was immediately able to understand it in american. All parents speak the same language.
Ray's Gun, Did it get Australia to pay for it to go to the Olympics to showcase their break dancing abilities?
She is literally a young female Ray. That's his girl for sure
I don't see it. Ray is a controlled monster, she's just being a little shite. Nothing like Ray.
I think that’s what he’s worried about
Tru tru
Nah she's a silly girl.
That sigh sounds like Rick when morty pressed the switch the second time
IYKYK 😂
Why are the door handles so high? Is that how all doors in Australia are?
Is this not normal elsewhere? I feel like any lower would be awkward for an adult to use
@@henrymccoy2306 absolutely not...the rest of the world they are much lower
It's a mark of the era that house was built, indeed. I'm Australian, my parents place was built in the 60s and has the high handles. My place was built in the late 80s, and has 'normal' handles.
Yes that is the old door height before 1980s in many of the British Commonwealth nations including Aus. Yes modern doors handles is slightly low most likely due to accessibility code. But Aus just has alot of old homes which kept alot of it's furnishing details. My previous home in Melbourne from the 1930s had two original doors, the rest were modern. It's Normal just outdated.
In Australia, everything is a challenge.
"I don't know but, you're doing it."
Yup. Pretty much.
We had guns everywhere growing up. Dad taught me to shoot very young, how to safely handle a pistol, rifle and shotgun. He kept them unloaded and all ammunition in the safe, but the firearms were all out in the open.
3:01 Pretty sure that's "Cut it out, I said", not [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
Former Foster Father of girls of that age, frustration with little or no comprehension
Your eyes rolling ..they close ..i know ya doing it.😂😂😂😂 Story kf my lofe
Ray is a legend bogan
His restraint is God tier.
smell a gunpewer lol
I have a son who does the same thing. He has no respect for me because I was already 50 years old when he was born. He's 18 now and of course he knows everything 🙄.
When he's 25 he'll realise he knows 75% of everything and you know a little bit, after all. When he's 35, he'll realise he knows 50% of what he thought he did and that he's glad you're still around (hopefully) because you know 50%, too. 50 & 50 can solve a lot of problems.
When he hits 50, he'll realise he knew 25% of what he thought he did. And he'll regret you're gone because he should have listened to you for the last 5 decades. And what a surprise, he'll accept that you knew all along 85% of everything he finds good.
If only he'd listened. But he's trying to teach _his_ son the same thing.
Only got yourself to blame.
@@indiathylane2158 Beautifully said and bittersweet yes?
Maybe the issue is that you both "know everything"
So it's always conflicting when you speak to him.
I say that as someone who had so many arguments with my father because he was very dismissive of my ideas and assumed I was always wrong.
And what's wrong with being wrong once in a while. It's one of the ways we learn, not everyone is willing to learn from another's persons mistake. I'd say that only applies to men full of wisdom.
My dad took me to the store when he bought his guns. And he taught me all the ins and outs of both of them.
It's Australia. Ray it's not carrying legally.
Your dad probably didn't buy his guns in order to murder people, though.
@@jamie_d0g978 "legally".
Yeah ok.
I've got 5 seconds to react to a violent attacker in my home...
"Better call the police, they're only 1 minute away!"
F off mate, even in this fictional story, Ray is well within his rights as a human and a father, to have a personal defence weapon.
I didn't vote, or get to vote on whether firearms were restricted in my country, so fu(k the government and their control rules.
I trust ME with my safety, not some jumped up cockhed with a badge and a piece of paper.
@@jamie_d0g978 😢😢9😊😅0p 3:24 3:24 p😢😮🎉😅what 😢0pl😢
@Jamie_ D0G you can buy semi automatic pistols in Australia lol
- why do you have a gun?
- I don't answer questions
She put that picture up real quick to remove the Bullet Hole season 4 next
I feel how he love her. and this is enough
He has no idea whom he is dealing with.
2:21 if I one day have a daughter and she says that me, you can bet I’ll have the biggest smile on my face 😂
I remember when I first watched the show I didn’t really like it or maybe I just didn’t understand it but then I watched it from the beginning gave it a chance it’s a very good show if you have not seen the episodes give it a try
Great chemistry between the both of them.
Good stuff.Only caught on to it two months ago.This is what,sadly,America,can't produce.
Competence is better than Ignorance.
Dude she’s totally his daughter. She knows YOU DO NOT LIE.
Even for Ray, raising a teenager is tough
380 doesn't make a hole that big!! lol
Knew these two brothers that owned a pizza place. One was a competitive shooter (hobby) and one was a total dumbazzzz! Dumbazzz accidentally fired off a round through the ceiling/roof of the pizza place one night with the gun they keep near the counter for protection. We walked in like 15 minutes later and had the same reaction to the smell as Ray. It's super distinctive!
She had some time to plan her defense, which was to stage some offense.
After watching this show a second time. My only gripe was that ray would put his home safe in view from a window Other than that it’s perfect 😂
He can be Jasons Statham's long lost uncle. comes in to save the day God speed. Bonus I like how the old doors are taller and or the doorknobs are mounted higher
To show you how experienced ray is he smelt the gun powder whilst TALKING to his daughter, not before or after but DURING and he notices pretty quickly
Haha I love this interaction, very relatable in a way
He’s a good dad , not one of the best but a good one . Accept it , understand it, distance it
i felt the rage SO well.
Absolutely love this show
Saw the safe and thought of lock picking lawyer episodes
Rays hardest battle was his daughters teenage years.
I love how Ray didn't miss a beat. (R) "Where's the hole"... (B) "What hole" ... (R) "the hole ya left when ya shot the gun". Not so much angry, more like exasperation.
Australian accent: "Cut it out I said".
TH-cam subtitles: NON-ENGLISH SPEECH.
Is it really that hard to understand?
American AI no doubt.
I'd be fighting demons for a minute
She demonstrated that she doesn’t have the maturity to understand that a gun isn’t a toy, it’s a weapon. I would’ve done the same. If my kid came up to me with curiosity and a real respect and understanding for the responsibility that comes with handling a gun, then I would’ve considered taking them to learn. But she wasn’t ready.
Irony: The father is twice as deadly as a gun.
He can smell the cordite
1:45 Based on the way she moved to the side, it really felt like she was just gonna fall over and start bleeding on the floor lol
Best show ever
This would require no explanation in a free nation
That's a pretty chill reaction considering she could've killed someone lol.
This is a good scene that explains why you may need to lock up your guns. You can't always reason with a kid, luckily in this story the kid didn't end up accidentally shooting someone else or themselves.
Good show
I have to brush up on my Aussie I really couldn’t understand the last 30 seconds
he messed up a GREAT Teaching Opportunity!
@TheTruth-DealWithIt how did those covid lock downs work out for yuh'all?
We want a season 4 please !!!
"if you didnt have a gun i wouldnt be playing with it"- yes, and if we didnt have vehicles people couldnt get DUIs, etc etc.
the girls got some Texas about her lol
Ahhhh teenage daughters 😂❤
For someone who beat up 2 guys just for swearing in front of his daughter ( not saying that’s not a bad thing it’s just firing a gun is a lot worse) he sure is calm, I would’ve been shouted at and grounded for a year
Probably because making a big deal out if it might draw attention to having a gun which in Australia will put you in prison for 2 decades and probably have you investigated for other crimes like being a hitman that will add another 10 decades ontop lol.
My favourite Series after Mayans M.C. is Mr. In Between
Same...
Woah what’s about sons of anarchy? You can’t have Mayans without sons. Also yeah I just started watching mr inbetween already on season 2 great show
Yeah. I can't believe this is already the final season. I'm gonna be sad when it ends this year.
Snowfall is good too
@@DiegoMartinez-ur7gi SOA is absolute rubbish
I could not even imagine the wrath of God to fall upon me if my father caught me shooting a gun in the house at her age ! ...any age .
Does anyone know from whom the ambient track is in season 3, episode 4 from minute 23.00 to 25.20 when Ray is supposed to feed the girl's body to the pigs?
she has grown up so well, just like my daughter did
Teenagers are like a different species sometimes.
Let's hope the girl doesn't watch this video, wouldn't want her to know the code to the safe
He knows how to deal with kids
Just come across this show.
Fukin ripper
He should teach her how to be safe with it tbf 🤷