SPOILERS FOR CAMPAIGN 1 AND DALEN'S CLOSET ONE-SHOT "The person that killed your family, destroy your home town and not herself but, by proxy, killed your wife, may come back to life" I think Percy's measures are quite justified
@@daytonpannell uh, this is Campaign 3, all campaigns happen in the same universe of Exandria and most of the player characters from past campaigns are still alive and (like here) they can run into them sometimes. But its not like, a direct continuation.
i didn't catch ashely and travis being like "hey look at the people who played our character's partners last campaign being cute" and now im in tears so thanks
I absolutely love how Marisha has now effectively forced her husband to roleplay as her problematic flying dead rat familiar! Well played Ray, well played!
That entire first half was just beautiful. Seeing Laudna actively fighting against her own traumatic memories, realizing that what she remembers is no longer there, that instead of being dead and broken, Whitestone has been healed. Much like herself. The broken, cracking voice delivery and body language was easily some of Marisha's finest role-playing, showing us that she's finally willing to let the mask down. And boy did it ever once she began embodying the Sun Tree with the veil crumbling (SYMBOLISM!) and feeling that it's so warm. The painful memories are still there, but she's rewriting them as she goes. And the child... she wasn't scared. She liked Laudna as is. Everywhere else, she would be kept at a distance. But in this town that is no stranger to death and life and in-between, Laudna's just another person here. Just another fun-scary lady. That right there, as well as Vex and Percy greeting her properly, says it all. A daughter of Whitestone was welcomed home that day, and she would always be welcome whenever she wished to come back. But not now. Not when they gotta resolve that weird moon shit.
A general fascination with and embracing of the macabre would fit right in with the Victorian vibe Whitestone's always had while also making sense with its in-world history. Also, while who knows where this campaign is going, it'd be adorable if Laudna and Imogen sunset the campaign together by going full cottage-core and getting a home together in Whitestone.
Somehow we need a sequel to the familiar one-shot Marisha did, with Sprinkle, Nugget, Mister, Pate, and Trinket's kids. I don't care what the excuse is.
I love that Matt took every instance of Laudna giving Pate a voice and personality and just said "LETS DO IT". He didnt hold back on how weird he was or how he's just a pervert, he was like "This is who Laudna made, ok."
Red poppies are often worn as a sign of rememberence for fallen soldiers and loved ones during WWI. Liam going the extra mile every time he sits at that table.
That nat 1 on trying to compel Laudna back was definitely deserved. Edit: To be fair, he did say in the latest Four Sided Dive that he immediately realized it was a bad idea as soon as Laura went off on him about it a moment later.
Absolutely. I hope that in the future, Imogen has some CHOICE WORDS for Letters about that because she was NOT happy that they thought that "compelling someone to return by magical means" was the best way to appeal to a tortured soul who spent 33 years in her own perpetual purgatory even when alive. That was not fun, FCG. That was scary-scary. (Though it does make sense in-character; he just didn’t realize how harmful that could be.)
@@AdamEspersona i feel like its very FCG too, theyve always had this weird thing about souls and wondering if hes a living being etc so having him try to force someone to live again really fits. cant wait to see imogens scolding tho
@@AdamEspersona first of all, i agree trying to compel Loud-Nah via magic means was not good, nor smart (might even say scummy), but i would say it fits into FCG's character just fine, either by his naive demeanor (he literally doesn't know better), or due to his glitchy status, IIRC the fight against Delilah left him very stressed out and he even began glitching by calling Paté "Escargot" and giving an improper recollection of something that Laudna told Orym and not FCG.
@@vanerek oh yeah, there's that too! I want to believe that Sam forgot that it was Orym and not them that Laudna talked to. Because just being able to "hear" things even when in stasis (such as how they somehow know that Orym had a husband before anyone else mentioned it, or other such details) feels rather unfair. And probably just something to weaponize should they go berserk again. Overall, I thought that was just unfair. I remember when in C1, Sam-as-Scanlan gave his big goodbye in E85 and he was even mentioning Percy's parents by name. He was never told their names, he was just reading what he copied off the wiki XD
@@AdamEspersona Isn't resurrection just that though, a spell to forcefully get someone back to life? I mean yeah, trying to command Laudna was a bit much, but they all tried to get her back by any means necessary anyway. But I'm also curious if it was FCG being naive/desperate, Sam just making a poor decision for the sake of creativity or actually having some hidden reasoning that led to this roll.
@@rebeckarydberg I think it would be unfair for someone else's offering to be punished for FCGs roll. I think if anything Matt wouldve made an adjustment to the DC based on the Nat 1, then Imogen's offering should be a clean slate.
@@Aurora7 His roll, and the gross ugliness of trying to compell a dead friends soul in a sacred moment by a trashy mental trick, from a cleric who should know better( ok, yeah, a possible aeoran death bot).
@@matthijsclaessen8152 Otahan has some sort of power like Imogen where she can delve deeper into people's mind (or like what Nydas can do in Calamity") which she used on orym right before the big fight a few episodes back which is how she learned Eshtaross was involved, pretty sure she mentioned paying him a visit then
@@Lynch2507 Also, there is an idea that some gms believe, that player resurections are paid for by favored NPCs doom. Kind of like a balance of re-atainment, and bitter loss. And, re- commitment to the cause. And possibly, the machinations of the Dutch.
Now, we just need BH to meet up with the M9, and for Jester to give Laudna that ring of Fire Resistance. Then she'll have a ring from each of Laura's main characters.
Honestly, you can’t fault Ashley for wanting in on the chaos when trying to steal from her own character. As well as requesting a gun for her fire monkey to start an Exandria of the Apes.
i like how open-ended they left it. Idk if the crew have an idea of the Arcs for this campaign so far, but this felt like the ending of one. They managed to get outta bassarus, they've saved Laudna and have the freedom of an airship but Delilah absolutely has them in her crosshairs now, they've lost Eshtaross and have the ticking clock of the Solstice, Yu and Thull over their heads. It feels like the part of an open world game where the opening act in the starter town ends and the player is let loose into the world.
God their costumes are so hilariously incongruous with all the drama lmao (Also with the face decoration, Ashley kinda looks like Diana Leah [new lead singer of Delain])
Thank you SO much for making these. I get totally amped for the next CR episode every time; such a perfect way to get a solid reminder of all the stuff that went down! Keep up the amazing work.
Well I'm glad that Laudna is back, Bell Hell's are all back together. We can now have a fun session with everybody. Nothing bad in the future at all. (Several hours later) ... Well... Hell... Side note: when he pulls out the maple ginger cookie recipe, that was the twist of the knife for me.
I wonder if Sam forgot Laudna wasn't talking to FCG when she gave that line in the Hartmoor, it was Orym she had that conversation with, or if its just hinting that FCG is mixing up everyone's memories with his own. it's hard to tell if that and the odd decision to use compel were simple player mistakes or intentional choices.
It's really not fair that even when in stasis, FCG can just record what everyone's saying and thus they know things. If Sam merely forgot, I can forgive that. But if it was intentionally FCG using those details in an attempt to compel Laudna to come back... I don't think I'd be fine with Letters resorting to that tactic. Thankfully, we have 4 Sided Dive tonight and Sam is on, so hopefully THAT detail is discusses because I don't like it.
@@AdamEspersona - Personally, I think Sam was just trying to finagle some way to NOT use persuasion so that aspect could be left to Imogen, because storywise it didn't make sense for her character to use any other tactic, and I think everyone really wanted her to be at least one of the successes, so everyone was essentially trying to stack her deck as much as they could (Ultimately, I think that's the same reason Orym used the flowers was to see if he could spin that nature aspect) Sadly dice gods still went against her, fortunately the main roll still panned out.
If I may, humbly, suggest a point of view that paints FCG's behaviour as legit? Here goes: Mechanical efficiency and its inherently alien mindset, coupled with int of 9, results in near sociopathic _"immediate problem needs practical solution. Morals are irrelevant"_ attitude. Which naturally translates into _"Want to know? Cast detect thoughts. Want people to feel better? Cast calm emotion. _*_Really_*_ want people to do something? Cast compel."_ behaviour. As for FCG knowing things they're not privy to: I think it is a combination of Liam's take "we don't roleplay pooping, and yet..." (I.e. We, the audience, do not see *everything* ) and FCG's very Liberal (aforementioned "dumb robot" mindset) use of detect thought. Simply put: Assume FCG knows everything because the few times we've seen them abuse "detect thoughts" was probably Sam's way of saying "I am *so* doing this all the time, even when not RPing it". Hope that helps.
@@AdamEspersona It's a racial feature. Sam is playing a reflavoured Warforged, which don't sleep. While "in stasis", they're still fully concious and aware of their surroundings. If any of the cast were playing an elf or a reborn, they could do the exact same thing.
@@davidgomes4408 You know, that’s a super interesting character dichotomy. Mechanical-morals don’t matter-efficiency, on an empathy bot. I wonder if Sam designed him that way, or if it was just a split-second role-playing decision that happens to fit that mould
I remember trying to watch this at my grandpas house while we were visiting him and everyone else was sleeping! I had to charge my iPad in a really weird position on the couch and I was so tired! I stayed up until the break I think then went to bed. The costumes are AWESOME! XMen was my favorite show as a little kid in the 90s on Fox Kids! I can still hear the opening intro music to this day! Also hilarious how everyone is half costumed after the break. The studio must’ve been really warm! And then their costumes must’ve been sweltering! I don’t know which one is my favorite!
Now, I'm sure I'm not the only one who comes here every week to see your fantastic timestamp titles, but I don't think I've ever agreed with one as much as the one for 8:02 this week.
They could have sryed just because they know them now, i dont think the ring add much to it, plus its a magic item that exist a lot in the universe so i think it need to be a one of a kindish object… again i’m not sure maybe it could indeed help 🤔
29:23 you can not tell me that by the way laura reacted that if travis had not read the last page out loud he would have never heard the end of it on the car ride home that night.
Oh he absolutely did, I have zero doubts. Spoilers for Campaign 1: The man wrote up an actual demonic contract for them to sign, you think he can't write up a cookie recipe?!
Having not watched since like episode 13, coming to this and seeing them all serious and dramatic in these ridiculous costumes is just the goofiest thing lmfao
I’m pretty sure that the horse’s tension is all rigged by rubber bands. I’ve got a dice catapult that I believe is from the same folks, and it gets a *ridiculous* amount of tension. Launched my lightest die nearly 30ft.
Laura and Marisha sitting together was too powerful to be permanent
Laurisha
@@keremmadran :translate to English:
Laura
Yeah, I think Laura would be in charge of that fusion
It moved me.
The connection in games sometimes can make you weep. Or scream in exaltation. It's why we play.
@@xEvilRaptorx omg HAHA that made me laugh. You're probably right.
They could be warming up for the next multi-episode guest star?? I'd very much like them to be!
Travis is #1 fan in whatever relationship Laura's character is in
I think not only Laura's but everyone's because his reactions to SPOILERS FOR CAMPAIGN 2
Beau and Yasha's was priceless
@@franciscoborjaescobarsuare5802 Absolutely, Travis is the studio audience. He's their #1 fan who just also happens to be a player.
Legit, he's my go-to reaction buddy. Everything I freak out about, I see him right there with me.
Travis: I dont do DND relationships
Also Travis: LOOK AT MY BEST FRIENDS THEYRE GONNA GET MARRIEEEEEED
@@legionloki naw this made me smile ahaha
The moment Percy had all guns aimed at Laudna made me go “Yeah that’s an accurate response”
SPOILERS FOR CAMPAIGN 1 AND DALEN'S CLOSET ONE-SHOT
"The person that killed your family, destroy your home town and not herself but, by proxy, killed your wife, may come back to life" I think Percy's measures are quite justified
No such thing as overkill
No Mercy Percy. But yeah sorry for dredging up all that PTSD.
Wait... Is this a continuation of of Campaign 1?!?!
@@daytonpannell uh, this is Campaign 3, all campaigns happen in the same universe of Exandria and most of the player characters from past campaigns are still alive and (like here) they can run into them sometimes. But its not like, a direct continuation.
Pâté feels so right with Matt's red eye contacts, I wish this could happen every time
I was thinking this too. Like it's just so perfect and feels right for Pâté
i didn't catch ashely and travis being like "hey look at the people who played our character's partners last campaign being cute" and now im in tears so thanks
I didn’t catch until u just said it, but ya the couples from last campaign swapped partners
Paté and Chetney being the stealth scouting duo from now on, surely this can only go well.
Pate can also turn invisible at will, and is surprisingly tanky for a familiar. I think he’ll be a welcome ally for Chet.
@@IcepersonYT I love when DMs remember that Imp familiars can talk. It's the part of the Warlock familiar Pact thing I love the most.
i love how travis has taken up the mantle of "person who counts words for Sending" in this campaign too
Fearne stealing from Pike might be the highest form of comedy
only until we get fearne meeting jester and trying to steal the symbol of the traveller
@@beauyashter and all she gets is a gold painted stone phallus lmao
Wish it had worked. And then she had to meet Yasha and get Magician's Judge or something! :p
Sam: I'm going to cast compulsion.
Laura: *And I took that personally*
I absolutely love how Marisha has now effectively forced her husband to roleplay as her problematic flying dead rat familiar!
Well played Ray, well played!
And she looks like she already regrets it.
@@RainaThrownAway Merely post natal depression.
It will pass.
And he did so awesomely!!
I literally stopped watching for nine months because Pâté was too distressing. Wish me luck.
The fact that Matt kept those contacts in the whole episode is worth appreciating. Dude must have been real uncomfortable.
That entire first half was just beautiful. Seeing Laudna actively fighting against her own traumatic memories, realizing that what she remembers is no longer there, that instead of being dead and broken, Whitestone has been healed. Much like herself. The broken, cracking voice delivery and body language was easily some of Marisha's finest role-playing, showing us that she's finally willing to let the mask down. And boy did it ever once she began embodying the Sun Tree with the veil crumbling (SYMBOLISM!) and feeling that it's so warm. The painful memories are still there, but she's rewriting them as she goes.
And the child... she wasn't scared. She liked Laudna as is. Everywhere else, she would be kept at a distance. But in this town that is no stranger to death and life and in-between, Laudna's just another person here. Just another fun-scary lady.
That right there, as well as Vex and Percy greeting her properly, says it all.
A daughter of Whitestone was welcomed home that day, and she would always be welcome whenever she wished to come back.
But not now. Not when they gotta resolve that weird moon shit.
A general fascination with and embracing of the macabre would fit right in with the Victorian vibe Whitestone's always had while also making sense with its in-world history. Also, while who knows where this campaign is going, it'd be adorable if Laudna and Imogen sunset the campaign together by going full cottage-core and getting a home together in Whitestone.
This needs more likes.
the MOONSPIRACY
I'm gonna need Pate and Mister to team up and solve crimes.
Somehow we need a sequel to the familiar one-shot Marisha did, with Sprinkle, Nugget, Mister, Pate, and Trinket's kids. I don't care what the excuse is.
I'm actually gonna need Pate and Mister to team up and DO crimes.
One turns up the heat, the other brings on the creep.
THEY FIGHT CRIME! (Or do it, if they can get away with it!)
The fire-rat familiars fit Bell's Hells so.
I love that Matt took every instance of Laudna giving Pate a voice and personality and just said "LETS DO IT". He didnt hold back on how weird he was or how he's just a pervert, he was like "This is who Laudna made, ok."
With the contacts in Matt's eyes, it really works well when he is playing Pate. I imagine Pate with those eyes.
Travis was so proud at how happy he made Laura with that horse, they're so damn cute.
Honestly, De rolo family personal chef potato soup is probably fucking awsome
Now I want a critical role cookbook
@@rossblackblood9554 we better at least get that maple ginger cookie recipe
@@watchvids8214 Taryon's Blondies and Profiterolos need to be there too.
Also bearclaws and black moss cupcakes
Local dish the Go-Fi-Be-Po
Red poppies are often worn as a sign of rememberence for fallen soldiers and loved ones during WWI. Liam going the extra mile every time he sits at that table.
Which is why he is the holder of the title "Best Boy"
“ Samuel…” 27:26, the energy, the authority, this mans natural voice, geez
That nat 1 on trying to compel Laudna back was definitely deserved.
Edit: To be fair, he did say in the latest Four Sided Dive that he immediately realized it was a bad idea as soon as Laura went off on him about it a moment later.
Absolutely. I hope that in the future, Imogen has some CHOICE WORDS for Letters about that because she was NOT happy that they thought that "compelling someone to return by magical means" was the best way to appeal to a tortured soul who spent 33 years in her own perpetual purgatory even when alive.
That was not fun, FCG. That was scary-scary. (Though it does make sense in-character; he just didn’t realize how harmful that could be.)
@@AdamEspersona i feel like its very FCG too, theyve always had this weird thing about souls and wondering if hes a living being etc so having him try to force someone to live again really fits. cant wait to see imogens scolding tho
@@AdamEspersona first of all, i agree trying to compel Loud-Nah via magic means was not good, nor smart (might even say scummy), but i would say it fits into FCG's character just fine, either by his naive demeanor (he literally doesn't know better), or due to his glitchy status, IIRC the fight against Delilah left him very stressed out and he even began glitching by calling Paté "Escargot" and giving an improper recollection of something that Laudna told Orym and not FCG.
@@vanerek oh yeah, there's that too! I want to believe that Sam forgot that it was Orym and not them that Laudna talked to. Because just being able to "hear" things even when in stasis (such as how they somehow know that Orym had a husband before anyone else mentioned it, or other such details) feels rather unfair. And probably just something to weaponize should they go berserk again.
Overall, I thought that was just unfair.
I remember when in C1, Sam-as-Scanlan gave his big goodbye in E85 and he was even mentioning Percy's parents by name.
He was never told their names, he was just reading what he copied off the wiki XD
@@AdamEspersona Isn't resurrection just that though, a spell to forcefully get someone back to life?
I mean yeah, trying to command Laudna was a bit much, but they all tried to get her back by any means necessary anyway.
But I'm also curious if it was FCG being naive/desperate, Sam just making a poor decision for the sake of creativity or actually having some hidden reasoning that led to this roll.
I absolutely believe Imogen deserved advantage on that resurrection persuasion.
Maybe it was offset from FCG's nat one.
@@rebeckarydberg I think it would be unfair for someone else's offering to be punished for FCGs roll. I think if anything Matt wouldve made an adjustment to the DC based on the Nat 1, then Imogen's offering should be a clean slate.
@@Aurora7
His roll, and the gross ugliness of trying to compell a dead friends soul in a sacred moment by a trashy mental trick, from a cleric who should know better( ok, yeah, a possible aeoran death bot).
Laura playing with the horse and Travis just watching her with heart eyes was everything to me 🥹
*flashback* "Now Eshtaross has to die."
Didn't expect Matt to take that offhand joke to heart. Lol
Didn’t Otahan already threaten to kill him during the battle?
@@matthijsclaessen8152 Otahan has some sort of power like Imogen where she can delve deeper into people's mind (or like what Nydas can do in Calamity") which she used on orym right before the big fight a few episodes back which is how she learned Eshtaross was involved, pretty sure she mentioned paying him a visit then
@@Lynch2507
Also, there is an idea that some gms believe, that player resurections are paid for by favored NPCs doom. Kind of like a balance of re-atainment, and bitter loss.
And, re- commitment to the cause.
And possibly, the machinations of the Dutch.
“….. I named my dead rat after you…”
Laudna sounds like that awkward goth girl that was love struck by an older boy in high school.
Lmfao 18:16 Vex telling Laudna to use protection
Pffffffft
Ashley giving a lil smack to laura's butt, reminded me of the gif of Ashley making hand gestures over laura's butt on C1
I would like a link please lol
@@samuelstensgaard4828 i don't know what episode it is, i just have the gif in my phone, it showed up on twitter one day or tumblr
Lovelovelove the look on Travis' face everytime his lore radar goes off 😅 Another great episode and another great highlight reel! ^^
Now, we just need BH to meet up with the M9, and for Jester to give Laudna that ring of Fire Resistance. Then she'll have a ring from each of Laura's main characters.
The ring of fire resistance! Totally worth the price…
@hyper _kurry a ring of protection, it give +1 to AC
Welllllllllllllll
14:28 Watching Matt open his eyes with those contacts is frightening 😂
I'm just so happy Laudna is back ❤️
Respect to Matt for keeping those contacts in that entire time.
Honestly, you can’t fault Ashley for wanting in on the chaos when trying to steal from her own character. As well as requesting a gun for her fire monkey to start an Exandria of the Apes.
The ending bro, now I'm wondering how the future is gonna be
i like how open-ended they left it. Idk if the crew have an idea of the Arcs for this campaign so far, but this felt like the ending of one. They managed to get outta bassarus, they've saved Laudna and have the freedom of an airship but Delilah absolutely has them in her crosshairs now, they've lost Eshtaross and have the ticking clock of the Solstice, Yu and Thull over their heads. It feels like the part of an open world game where the opening act in the starter town ends and the player is let loose into the world.
@@Lynch2507 Thank. Fucking. You!
I was starting to go nuts thinking I was the only one getting "end of prologue/tutorial" vibes from this!
Sam fucking up those messages is all the vindication Laura could have asked for as Jester.
God their costumes are so hilariously incongruous with all the drama lmao
(Also with the face decoration, Ashley kinda looks like Diana Leah [new lead singer of Delain])
Honestly I'd say the X-Men actually fit right in with this. Right down to Jean being the dead one.
Sam: “And this spells lates a minute” lol. Good luck to Matt’s voice
I swear, da bodeee?! Sent me over the edge dying laughing, i rewind it way too many times 😂😂
Thank you SO much for making these. I get totally amped for the next CR episode every time; such a perfect way to get a solid reminder of all the stuff that went down! Keep up the amazing work.
Well I'm glad that Laudna is back, Bell Hell's are all back together. We can now have a fun session with everybody. Nothing bad in the future at all. (Several hours later) ... Well... Hell...
Side note: when he pulls out the maple ginger cookie recipe, that was the twist of the knife for me.
Seriously they need to share that cookie recipe though.
@@jordanpeterson5140 Exandria Cookbook when
@@Lynch2507 oh dang, not soon enough. I'd buy the hell out of it.
how does it feel to win?@@Lynch2507
Matt's contacts made this episode sooo much creepier than it would've been otherwise
I wonder if Sam forgot Laudna wasn't talking to FCG when she gave that line in the Hartmoor, it was Orym she had that conversation with, or if its just hinting that FCG is mixing up everyone's memories with his own. it's hard to tell if that and the odd decision to use compel were simple player mistakes or intentional choices.
It's really not fair that even when in stasis, FCG can just record what everyone's saying and thus they know things.
If Sam merely forgot, I can forgive that. But if it was intentionally FCG using those details in an attempt to compel Laudna to come back... I don't think I'd be fine with Letters resorting to that tactic. Thankfully, we have 4 Sided Dive tonight and Sam is on, so hopefully THAT detail is discusses because I don't like it.
@@AdamEspersona - Personally, I think Sam was just trying to finagle some way to NOT use persuasion so that aspect could be left to Imogen, because storywise it didn't make sense for her character to use any other tactic, and I think everyone really wanted her to be at least one of the successes, so everyone was essentially trying to stack her deck as much as they could (Ultimately, I think that's the same reason Orym used the flowers was to see if he could spin that nature aspect) Sadly dice gods still went against her, fortunately the main roll still panned out.
If I may, humbly, suggest a point of view that paints FCG's behaviour as legit?
Here goes:
Mechanical efficiency and its inherently alien mindset, coupled with int of 9, results in near sociopathic _"immediate problem needs practical solution. Morals are irrelevant"_ attitude.
Which naturally translates into _"Want to know? Cast detect thoughts. Want people to feel better? Cast calm emotion. _*_Really_*_ want people to do something? Cast compel."_ behaviour.
As for FCG knowing things they're not privy to:
I think it is a combination of Liam's take "we don't roleplay pooping, and yet..." (I.e. We, the audience, do not see *everything* ) and FCG's very Liberal (aforementioned "dumb robot" mindset) use of detect thought.
Simply put: Assume FCG knows everything because the few times we've seen them abuse "detect thoughts" was probably Sam's way of saying "I am *so* doing this all the time, even when not RPing it".
Hope that helps.
@@AdamEspersona It's a racial feature.
Sam is playing a reflavoured Warforged, which don't sleep. While "in stasis", they're still fully concious and aware of their surroundings.
If any of the cast were playing an elf or a reborn, they could do the exact same thing.
@@davidgomes4408 You know, that’s a super interesting character dichotomy. Mechanical-morals don’t matter-efficiency, on an empathy bot. I wonder if Sam designed him that way, or if it was just a split-second role-playing decision that happens to fit that mould
Matt gives off a whole different vibe with those colored contacts
Scanlan tried for ages to get a gun and he had to steal one.
Percy gave one to a monkey
Willingly
I remember trying to watch this at my grandpas house while we were visiting him and everyone else was sleeping! I had to charge my iPad in a really weird position on the couch and I was so tired! I stayed up until the break I think then went to bed.
The costumes are AWESOME! XMen was my favorite show as a little kid in the 90s on Fox Kids! I can still hear the opening intro music to this day!
Also hilarious how everyone is half costumed after the break. The studio must’ve been really warm! And then their costumes must’ve been sweltering! I don’t know which one is my favorite!
I love Goth Auntie and Pastel Country Auntie.
"Alright my X-Men and whoever this douche is" is always gonna be a funny line
Yeah the Sun Tree having a Matthew McConaughey like voice makes me so happy
Now, I'm sure I'm not the only one who comes here every week to see your fantastic timestamp titles, but I don't think I've ever agreed with one as much as the one for 8:02 this week.
I am so glad I read the subheadings! Marisha Ray should definitely use that for her reel.
Can you imagine the chaos if Sam could actually grip things with those hands? Lol.
Matt doing Paté with those red eyes
These edits are works of art.
23:55 god I love these 2 so much.....
Coming back to this, I love how easy it seems for Matt to convey innocence in a tone of voice.
You make me so happy! I love you awesome human bean
*spoiler below*
RIP Lord Esherross. We will always remember you and your cookies
I love Marisha's reaction when chetney gives Imogen the wooden horse and says "does it...move" love her!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
"Marisha Ray" thats the timestamp got me XDD
Joking to newly reanimated friends is extra awkward for the vex and pike because they know what it can lead to.
Are you thinking about what happened with Scanlan? Because they definetly deserved everything Scanlan said to them in C1.
@@rebeckarydberg I agree but all that dress and paint shenanigans were the last straw If i remember correctly.
I live for these recaps! Such great work!
"a soul that loves at least touches perfection" is one of the most beautiful things ive ever heard thank you for that sam
So vex totally gave laudna the ring so they can scry on her in the future right???? its not just me that thinks that???
They could have sryed just because they know them now, i dont think the ring add much to it, plus its a magic item that exist a lot in the universe so i think it need to be a one of a kindish object… again i’m not sure maybe it could indeed help 🤔
I don’t know what it means that I love Matt with these contacts.
DA BODEE never fails to crack me tf up
That theory about Chetney is getting more believable when you mention the horses secondary function.
Off topic the asmr of matt's leather coat is sooo nice those mics are damn good
the way i screeched MATTHEW MERCER!!!! when Eshteross didn't reply.....
Are there clocks in this world? Says the literal robot 😂
I'm going to miss Marisha's voice for Pâté
these edits are getting higher and higher effort
It's been FIVE MONTHS, and I am STILL sat here, BAWLING LIKE A BABY 😭
27:14 ASHLEY TOUCHED THE BUTT! Lol didn't notice that the first time! Can't blame her 😅
I remember her doing that to Brian on a Talks Machina episode, she obviously can't resist the booty
Where do i sign the petion to make Laura + Marisha sitting arrangement permanent???
Now the group can go anywhere... oh no
Holy cow Matt’s eyes are just so unsettling
Letters doing Sending in this ep made me miss Jester so much, Can't wait for the M9 two parter 😩
Laudna is so going to use Vex's ring to propose to Imogen at some point.
The intelligence of 6 callback was fun :)
Patté is
ABSOLUTELY FREAKING AMAZING!!!!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🔥🔥🔥🔥
The timer at the beginning killed me
29:23 you can not tell me that by the way laura reacted that if travis had not read the last page out loud he would have never heard the end of it on the car ride home that night.
@7:58 Awwww SHiiiit !! It's da Pinkey Promise
Pate has to be played by Andy Serkis
27:00 'ish, just watching Laura as Sam abused her "child" (sending), was a giggle unto itself :)
Even Marisha regrets giving life to Paté.
Well, I first heard Liam playing AS Nightcrawler so...
So what are the odds Matt looked up and then wrote out in long hand a cookie recipe for the letter?
Oh he absolutely did, I have zero doubts. Spoilers for Campaign 1:
The man wrote up an actual demonic contract for them to sign, you think he can't write up a cookie recipe?!
Seriously they need to share that recipe though.
DA BODEE?
Having not watched since like episode 13, coming to this and seeing them all serious and dramatic in these ridiculous costumes is just the goofiest thing lmfao
The snack from Sam's flask should've been a Werther's Original.
Matt madeanameforhimselfhere
Just the Best yal
I’m pretty sure that the horse’s tension is all rigged by rubber bands. I’ve got a dice catapult that I believe is from the same folks, and it gets a *ridiculous* amount of tension. Launched my lightest die nearly 30ft.
gosh I sure like them.
25:39 on first viewing I was one of those podcast listeners and felt so seen by Liam 😂
Why did you edit this and upload it in 1440? They only broadcast 1080. So your just wasting bandwidth.
Okay... Matt as Gambit, is almost too spot on. Taliesin as Mister Sinister? He had to choose the most Goth villain I guess.
What was the pact with Paté being able to talk?
Okay, my question is, if can't buy color contacts over the counter in California, then how did Matt get his?
Those contact smugglers man. They’re a real problem these days.
I assumed he already had them
I thought sams long arm was something else for a second...