Jensen would have made a great Hawkeye but he turned it down because this show means so much to him and he didn’t want to leave his family hanging. It’s great that he gets to be a much less wholesome version of a superhero on The Boys because that really fits his real life personality lmao. Oh and the day I got my crayola box with a sharpener was LIFE-CHANGING!
Watch for those fake names. They're good Easter eggs. Agent Ford as in HARRISON FORD & Agent Hamil as in MARK HAMIL. They'll do this a bit throughout the series. 😉
This episode is much better than Wendigo. That one is toward the bottom of my rankings of all the episodes. If it weren't for the iconic "Saving people, hunting things" line I would hardly remember it. Also forget Human Torch...we are breathlessly waiting for Jensen to land Batman. He want's it, we want it, and he's voiced him twice now for animated movies so I don't know what James Gunn is waiting for! The next one is a fun episode! Can't wait to see you see it? Lol.
Ugh I’m sorry for continuing to write essays in the comments. This show has truly given me complete brain rot. Something that I find interesting about this fandom is that we’re not only focused on the actors themselves, but there’s a lot of attention paid to the writers, directors, and other members of the production team. A lot of us are fairly familiar with certain recurring writers’ styles and know what tone they set for their episodes. That being said, this episode introduces two relatively important people. The first is Sera Gamble, who co-wrote this episode with Raelle Tucker. They go on to co-write several more episodes together in the early seasons before Sera eventually begins writing on her own, and later (for better or worse) becomes show runner after Kripke leaves. The other important crew member introduced this episode is the wonderfully talented director, Kim Manners. He was known for his previous work on the X Files, among others, and his style heavily influenced the early seasons of Supernatural. He directed a total of 17 episodes and was executive producer/co-executive producer throughout the first four seasons before he sadly passed away in 2009. He is still spoken about and remembered fondly today by members of the cast and crew, and was a beloved and integral part of the show. Okay now on to the fun stuff! 1:38 Problematic? Noooo couldn’t be this show. Surely you’re thinking of something else 😬 3:02 this under water shot is an homage to Jaws 3:50 Agents Ford and Hamill! Kripke is a Star Wars fan and partially based Sam and Dean on Luke Skywalker and Han Solo, hence the aliases. 5:20 AMY ACKER! This is one of my favorite early episodes. I love both of the boys, but Dean Winchester is my favorite character in any piece of media, ever. He’s sometimes written almost cartoonishly one-dimensionally in the beginning of the show, but he becomes one of the most well-developed, complex, and fascinating characters throughout the 15 seasons. This is the first episode where we really start to see the depth of his character, and I think it’s where the cracks in his “macho ladies man” bravado start to show. Those surface level traits begin to be revealed for what they really are. It’s all a mask, a performance that he puts on every day, that he buries his trauma under until it cracks and bleeds out in bursts of anger and self sabotage. The essays I could write on this man… but I’ll stop here. For now 😅 The songs from the original airing of this episode are: Jesse Turnbow - What a Way to Go (Black Toast Music) (plays at the Lynnwood Inn, when the guys look through newspaper articles) Ratt - Round and Round (plays when they arrive at Lake Manitoc) Billy Squier - Too Daze Gone (plays in the car with the "We're not gonna have to hug or anything, are we?" remark) Bad Company - Movin' On (plays at the end when they leave Andrea and Lucas)
That scene with Dean pushing out of the water with the little kid in his arm hits so hard. It hits even hard after hear the actor Jensen Ackles talking about the filming of that scene, being in the water with people wearing suits under the water pulling his legs, as he is trying to swim toward the surface with the child actor (or it was just a doll;I can't remember if they used the actor child actor when filming that part or not) in his arms. Jensen has talked about the fear of the situation and the mental space of being in the scene. It makes the scene one of my favorites and the first major emotional scene (but differently not the last from Jensen/Dean). Edit: Haven't heard the idea of being Human touch before, not bad idea. The main one hear a lot is him maybe being Batman. He did an excellent and amazing job playing Jason Todd in The Batman: Under the RedHood animated movie, to the point that their are people still to this day that want him to play Jason Todd (especially since he him self is a big comic fan, especially DC comic fan), but in my opinion he is just to old now to play Jason Todd. Jason was 16 when he died and then was brought back to live and became RedHood, while Jensen looks young for his age, he is most definitely not a teenager. With that fact most fans are okay with him being Batman, because he has the acting ability, and love for the character, to play Batman on the big screen/live-action.
“And now I have to pay taxes” you say as I sit here totaling receipts as I watch your video 😅 …. Absolute no lie as I wrote that comment a tax ad came up too 🤦🏻♀️ Jensen would make an awesome captain America (you’ll get it at some point)
Yeah this Jensen would have been an awesome Human Torch, but sadly I'd say he's aged out of that one unless they make some major changes since he's usually in his 20s right? Now Batman on the other hand..... 😂
I was not expecting for me to understand that Tribal Chief reference while you were talking about the crayons! Love the commentary and the long journey ahead!
I had a pack of 72 crayons that they came in a case that had 3 rows with a plastic hinged bit that was the cover would swing around to basically prop up the box. I would accidentally knock it over all the time and then would want to put them in huge rainbow order. XD Apparently there’s one on eBay for $80, vintage 1987 lol
I love that this episode shows us that Dean has layers. I loved him from the beginning, but yeah, funny playboy was the majority of his character at this point, then you see him connect to this kid, and talk about his trauma 🥺. I loved him getting owned by Andrea in the beginning though. Hilarious. The bathtub has been joked about since it aired. There are definitely some jokes that are a bit more eye roll worthy today, especially with Dean and women, but mostly holds up. Nothing too terrible.
Jensen plays soldier boy on The boys and he voices Batman in the long Halloween animated movie. the fandom wants him to play live action Batman as he would be awesome in the role. you'll see what we mean later in the series. he even has a batman suit and dressed up for Halloween one year. also its not Ackles with a long A sound but a as in aha for Ackles.
Ahhhh … I love when you start theorizing and trying to guess what happens. This is why I think you’ll love Veronica Mars, Fringe, Orphan Black and Sense8. Daybreak and Weird City might appeal to your goofy side, though.
omg, why did It take until this video for me to know that 'That 70's show' takes place in Wisconsin? (I'm from Wisconsin) I just have to go back and try to remember all the shows that are actually in Wisconsin. Also I would love it if you watch the bloopers too, it is so funny. Also doesn't matter if you want kids or not, the wholesomeness that comes with a guy who is good with kids is always going to get a girl. (I dont want kids but Dean with kids is so cute)
My favorite part of this was your story about crayons :) As an over 60 yr old woman that remembers the excitement of the first time seeing the 64 crayon box as well,lol. I had to double check the history, that box came out in 1958. But watching a young mans memory of discovery just made my morning, thanks. As for the episode.. kind of loved the way they solved this and Dean's reactions with Lucas were great. These early episodes gave us great everyday heroes!
I just want you to know, when you eventually reach the episode "Bugs" : we know. we all hate it. the writers hate it. everyone hates it, it's okay, just stay strong👍🏻
I'm literally forcing myself not to watch these until you have a substantial amount of episodes built up because I'm a show binger, nice side affect of my aggressive ADHD 🤣
Yeah, l don't wanna, rent a place, rent keeps going up. I'm staying home until l can put down payment of a studio apartment in the city. Studio apartments here in Melbourne, Australia are around $170,000 for the cheapest ones.
The lake is not far from their house, he can look through the window and see, why go there? And maybe you're just joking and I shouldn't take it so serious.
hey Jer, I didn't understand, after you finish season 1 of wednesday, will you watch wolf pack? you reacted to the trailer, it's a show created by Jeff Davis (not a spin-off of teen wolf) and I think you'll like it, they released 3 episodes for now and it's really good, they release 1 episode each Thursday
Decent episode, not my favorite but I enjoyed it more than episode 2 I think. I really liked seeing Amy Acker in the episode, her flirtation with Dean was cute but he doesn't have to flirt with literally everyone lol. I did enjoy getting to learn a tiny bit more about Dean and just how he dealt with his moms death. I'm still with Sam though, they should be going after their father lol.
Dude the majority of guys I've ever known don't find overly buff girls attractive. If you feel different cool bit to say nobody cares is patently false.
Amy's underwear visible in the bathtub scene? I just checked & there ain't nothin' to see. And if there had been any, somebody else would have noticed in the last 17 years. (Of course she wasn't IRL naked - but the editing? not at fault.)
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I always remember when Sam says “ Name 3 Kids You Know “ 😂👌
As if Dean didn’t literally raise him too
The iconic scene with Dean coming out of the water with the kid...
Gosh I forgot about it.
Jensen Ackles has actually voiced Red Hood and Batman
I can’t wait for you to see the bloopers for supernatural
Yes! We need a gag reel reaction after each season!
Jensen would have made a great Hawkeye but he turned it down because this show means so much to him and he didn’t want to leave his family hanging. It’s great that he gets to be a much less wholesome version of a superhero on The Boys because that really fits his real life personality lmao. Oh and the day I got my crayola box with a sharpener was LIFE-CHANGING!
I thought he turned down the captain America role?
Agent Ford and Agent Hamill , Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill.. star wars
Jensen's last name is like football Tackles without the T.
Watch for those fake names. They're good Easter eggs. Agent Ford as in HARRISON FORD & Agent Hamil as in MARK HAMIL. They'll do this a bit throughout the series. 😉
Jeremy sounds like he has a lot of thoughts, feelings and maybe even a little bit of trauma when it comes to crayons.
so many feelings lol
Lucas looking at the drawing sideways killed me LMAOOO I ever noticed that 😭😭💀
Winchesters love their layers of clothes... The more the better...
This episode is much better than Wendigo. That one is toward the bottom of my rankings of all the episodes. If it weren't for the iconic "Saving people, hunting things" line I would hardly remember it. Also forget Human Torch...we are breathlessly waiting for Jensen to land Batman. He want's it, we want it, and he's voiced him twice now for animated movies so I don't know what James Gunn is waiting for!
The next one is a fun episode! Can't wait to see you see it? Lol.
Understand the car is an important part of the show deans relationship with baby is his best relationship other than the one with sam
Dean is surprisingly good with kids. You will see that throughout the series.
Ugh I’m sorry for continuing to write essays in the comments. This show has truly given me complete brain rot.
Something that I find interesting about this fandom is that we’re not only focused on the actors themselves, but there’s a lot of attention paid to the writers, directors, and other members of the production team. A lot of us are fairly familiar with certain recurring writers’ styles and know what tone they set for their episodes. That being said, this episode introduces two relatively important people. The first is Sera Gamble, who co-wrote this episode with Raelle Tucker. They go on to co-write several more episodes together in the early seasons before Sera eventually begins writing on her own, and later (for better or worse) becomes show runner after Kripke leaves.
The other important crew member introduced this episode is the wonderfully talented director, Kim Manners. He was known for his previous work on the X Files, among others, and his style heavily influenced the early seasons of Supernatural. He directed a total of 17 episodes and was executive producer/co-executive producer throughout the first four seasons before he sadly passed away in 2009. He is still spoken about and remembered fondly today by members of the cast and crew, and was a beloved and integral part of the show.
Okay now on to the fun stuff!
1:38 Problematic? Noooo couldn’t be this show. Surely you’re thinking of something else 😬
3:02 this under water shot is an homage to Jaws
3:50 Agents Ford and Hamill! Kripke is a Star Wars fan and partially based Sam and Dean on Luke Skywalker and Han Solo, hence the aliases.
5:20 AMY ACKER!
This is one of my favorite early episodes. I love both of the boys, but Dean Winchester is my favorite character in any piece of media, ever. He’s sometimes written almost cartoonishly one-dimensionally in the beginning of the show, but he becomes one of the most well-developed, complex, and fascinating characters throughout the 15 seasons. This is the first episode where we really start to see the depth of his character, and I think it’s where the cracks in his “macho ladies man” bravado start to show. Those surface level traits begin to be revealed for what they really are. It’s all a mask, a performance that he puts on every day, that he buries his trauma under until it cracks and bleeds out in bursts of anger and self sabotage. The essays I could write on this man… but I’ll stop here. For now 😅
The songs from the original airing of this episode are:
Jesse Turnbow - What a Way to Go (Black Toast Music) (plays at the Lynnwood Inn, when the guys look through newspaper articles)
Ratt - Round and Round (plays when they arrive at Lake Manitoc)
Billy Squier - Too Daze Gone (plays in the car with the "We're not gonna have to hug or anything, are we?" remark)
Bad Company - Movin' On (plays at the end when they leave Andrea and Lucas)
I seriously enjoy your lil novel posts ❤️
🥺 thank you for saying that!
All the boys’ aliases are pop culture references. After season 1 a lot of the episode titles are as well.
That scene with Dean pushing out of the water with the little kid in his arm hits so hard. It hits even hard after hear the actor Jensen Ackles talking about the filming of that scene, being in the water with people wearing suits under the water pulling his legs, as he is trying to swim toward the surface with the child actor (or it was just a doll;I can't remember if they used the actor child actor when filming that part or not) in his arms. Jensen has talked about the fear of the situation and the mental space of being in the scene. It makes the scene one of my favorites and the first major emotional scene (but differently not the last from Jensen/Dean).
Edit: Haven't heard the idea of being Human touch before, not bad idea. The main one hear a lot is him maybe being Batman. He did an excellent and amazing job playing Jason Todd in The Batman: Under the RedHood animated movie, to the point that their are people still to this day that want him to play Jason Todd (especially since he him self is a big comic fan, especially DC comic fan), but in my opinion he is just to old now to play Jason Todd. Jason was 16 when he died and then was brought back to live and became RedHood, while Jensen looks young for his age, he is most definitely not a teenager. With that fact most fans are okay with him being Batman, because he has the acting ability, and love for the character, to play Batman on the big screen/live-action.
with that face, Dean doesn't need a pick up like :P
15 seasons and this is still one my favorite episodes ever.
He really would be a Great Human Torch.
Could also see him as Gambit... or Cyclops.
We have been saying that for a couple decades, yes. He would make an amazing human torch.
“And now I have to pay taxes” you say as I sit here totaling receipts as I watch your video 😅 …. Absolute no lie as I wrote that comment a tax ad came up too 🤦🏻♀️
Jensen would make an awesome captain America (you’ll get it at some point)
Yeah this Jensen would have been an awesome Human Torch, but sadly I'd say he's aged out of that one unless they make some major changes since he's usually in his 20s right? Now Batman on the other hand..... 😂
There's a song named Dead in the Water, whenever I see this episode's title, my brain play the song.
I was not expecting for me to understand that Tribal Chief reference while you were talking about the crayons! Love the commentary and the long journey ahead!
Oh dude, you can't even expect what is coming (talking about next season, yeah)
the next 14 seasons more like lol. this shows just wild
This show has some great lessons and acting.
I had a pack of 72 crayons that they came in a case that had 3 rows with a plastic hinged bit that was the cover would swing around to basically prop up the box. I would accidentally knock it over all the time and then would want to put them in huge rainbow order. XD
Apparently there’s one on eBay for $80, vintage 1987 lol
despite not knowing any, Dean is really good with kids
I love the fact that you started singing the 70s show theme song 😂
I love that this episode shows us that Dean has layers. I loved him from the beginning, but yeah, funny playboy was the majority of his character at this point, then you see him connect to this kid, and talk about his trauma 🥺. I loved him getting owned by Andrea in the beginning though. Hilarious.
The bathtub has been joked about since it aired.
There are definitely some jokes that are a bit more eye roll worthy today, especially with Dean and women, but mostly holds up. Nothing too terrible.
Jensen plays soldier boy on The boys and he voices Batman in the long Halloween animated movie. the fandom wants him to play live action Batman as he would be awesome in the role. you'll see what we mean later in the series. he even has a batman suit and dressed up for Halloween one year. also its not Ackles with a long A sound but a as in aha for Ackles.
I always got stuck using the teachers crappy jumbo crayons in only primary colors lol. The 64 pack was so coveted in elementary school
Love this episode for season 1. Can't wait to see your journey!
Ahhhh … I love when you start theorizing and trying to guess what happens. This is why I think you’ll love Veronica Mars, Fringe, Orphan Black and Sense8. Daybreak and Weird City might appeal to your goofy side, though.
I love how you keep singing the Teen Wolf intro every time
it's STUCK in my head 24/7
omg, why did It take until this video for me to know that 'That 70's show' takes place in Wisconsin? (I'm from Wisconsin) I just have to go back and try to remember all the shows that are actually in Wisconsin.
Also I would love it if you watch the bloopers too, it is so funny.
Also doesn't matter if you want kids or not, the wholesomeness that comes with a guy who is good with kids is always going to get a girl. (I dont want kids but Dean with kids is so cute)
I have never heard, in all of my 50 years, a crayon sharpener!! 😱😱 This is life changing 😮
Funny thing is, Dean is super great with kids.😊
My favorite part of this was your story about crayons :) As an over 60 yr old woman that remembers the excitement of the first time seeing the 64 crayon box as well,lol. I had to double check the history, that box came out in 1958. But watching a young mans memory of discovery just made my morning, thanks. As for the episode.. kind of loved the way they solved this and Dean's reactions with Lucas were great. These early episodes gave us great everyday heroes!
I had the one with the sharpener, I loved that thing.
This show is legendary, but also long af, don’t give up on it halfway though!
Fantastic reaction I absolutely love this series supernatural is a incredible series hope you and everyone watching enjoys it too love you man 😊❤🎉
You're thinking Chris Evans, bro. They have really similar profiles and when they were younger they were up for some of the same roles.
oh I know. Chris Evans played Human Torch back in the day. I'm just saying Jensen would make a good Torch nowadays. He's got the vibe for it.
Jerry still got the teen wolf theme in his head 🤣🤣
I just want you to know, when you eventually reach the episode "Bugs" : we know. we all hate it. the writers hate it. everyone hates it, it's okay, just stay strong👍🏻
9:54 yea I agree, great human torch 😊
He auditioned for Captain America but could not take the role because of supernatural
@@minaekres6393 I never knew! That’s so cool. Although I love Chris for sure
i like this guy
"In this economy?!" - the economy was 2005. Haha
The crayon story 🤣🤣🤣
woop woop stayed up to watch this :))
The shirt and shirt and other shirt is cus they in Canada filming.. It be cold
I'm literally forcing myself not to watch these until you have a substantial amount of episodes built up because I'm a show binger, nice side affect of my aggressive ADHD 🤣
lol i understand 100%
Yeah, l don't wanna, rent a place, rent keeps going up. I'm staying home until l can put down payment of a studio apartment in the city. Studio apartments here in Melbourne, Australia are around $170,000 for the cheapest ones.
JER YOU HAVE TO WATCH THE BOYS
You have to consider that there are people like myself who don't believe and always look for a explanation.
well of course
The lake is not far from their house, he can look through the window and see, why go there? And maybe you're just joking and I shouldn't take it so serious.
90% of things here are just sarcasm tbh
Why did I yell out “a sharpener” 😂
LOL
Can I get a update on you watching the show called RAIN 😢 ?
hey Jer, I didn't understand, after you finish season 1 of wednesday, will you watch wolf pack? you reacted to the trailer, it's a show created by Jeff Davis (not a spin-off of teen wolf) and I think you'll like it, they released 3 episodes for now and it's really good, they release 1 episode each Thursday
Spoiler
" I wonder If there will be any problematic things in here " lmfao jer
Hey jer just wondering if you were ever thinking of reacting to peaky blinders:)
of course!
Bruh. If something was killing in the water... quick showers only fully clothed haha.. not bathtub only underwear..
i think she said that because he said something disrespectful af lol. kinda like eff around and find out. she said it to be petty lol.
Decent episode, not my favorite but I enjoyed it more than episode 2 I think.
I really liked seeing Amy Acker in the episode, her flirtation with Dean was cute but he doesn't have to flirt with literally everyone lol.
I did enjoy getting to learn a tiny bit more about Dean and just how he dealt with his moms death. I'm still with Sam though, they should be going after their father lol.
Ha, TITANIC!🤣🤣🤣
Dude the majority of guys I've ever known don't find overly buff girls attractive. If you feel different cool bit to say nobody cares is patently false.
f me this episode is so good
Amy's underwear visible in the bathtub scene? I just checked & there ain't nothin' to see. And if there had been any, somebody else would have noticed in the last 17 years. (Of course she wasn't IRL naked - but the editing? not at fault.)
I'm the 666 people to like this video.