Cowboy Bebop - HQ "Call Me Call Me"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- This scene is an extract from critically acclaimed animated series 'Cowboy Bebop.' The extract is from 'Episode 24 - Hard Luck Woman' and plays to the popular Cowboy Bebop track "Call Me Call Me." The song includes vocals performed by Steve Conte, lyrics written by Tim Jensen, and music by Yoko Kanno. This track is available on the third Cowboy Bebop OST, 'Cowboy Bebop - Blue' and the 'Limited Edition Boxset - Disc 3.' A live version is available on 'Limited Edition Boxset - Disc 4.'
In this video a higher quality CD audio version of "Call Me Call Me" was used and the volume adjusted so the music would play at a consistent volume throughout.
Cowboy Bebop is a Japanese animated TV show from 1998, directed by Shinichirō Watanabe, written by Keiko Nobumoto, and produced by publisher Sunrise. Cowboy Bebop is the product of the contributions of 'Hajime Yatate,' a pseudonym for the collective contributions of Sunrise animation staff.
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The three things Spike hated the most. Kids, Dogs and Women with Attitudes. But now life is empty without them.
My theory is that he doesn't actually hate those things, but he hates that he cares about them
He does hate them he hates loss, connections mean losses. He left bossy women in his past behind, children are responsibility and he "wants" to be free of those, pets usually don't live longer than a decade which again means loss of a connection. The whole series is about the characters not confronting their past and as the story goes on they all do and make the choice to grow instead of stand still. This is made evident in jets episode and this one. You can choose to be stuck in the past and avoid it but ultimately it will drag you back in one way or another. This is shown in a lot of well known media and in the last few episode you see spike come to terms with this and decide to move forward and confront the past that's caught up to him.
@@xieotv2386 Damn bro you could use this in an essay or sumthing.
Maybe he hates it, because that's what he would like to have, in another live perhaps. Kids, dogs and woman with attitude.
Maybe he just wasn’t use to living with other people on the bebop, but once they left he was so use to them being part of the crew, that it just felt empty and weird without them not being there anymore.
The scene where Faye draws out where her bed used to be still floors me. After fleshing out her backstory, you're expecting some sort of resolution, but to face an absolute dead-end was like a kick to the gut.
shes home, what more did you need? XD
Its sad alright
@@greenderp what home?
@@alexm7627 the bebop?
Maybe it's not a dead end, but a lesson. That the past is gone. You can run away into dreams or memories, but that can only last so long. The only thing that is for sure is the present.
Its amazing how nobody talks about Ein, the damn pet also had second thoughts about leaving the Bebop. The dog had good memories in that ship, it's just that it was with Ed the most and the logical thing for the dog was to go with who it was closest the most. Even with that logical choice, that slight second guessing showed that Ein was indeed a member of the Bebop.
I just notices AFTER 20+years that he puts eggs in Ein's bowl as if he'll come back when he's hungry :(
@@greenderp fml why did I see that. I'm sad as hell now.
Ein know how the father person smell,that why ein go with ed
I still wish we got that Ein lab episode but Ein's recognition was so good
와 아인 밥그릇에도 계란 있었네
I love how she gives the pinwheel to Spike. Throughout the series they've had the least connection. It was nice to see that.
Yes many feelings there
It also means Spike is the one who put the pinwheel on the bow of the bebop at the end, which I think is really neat.
Also in the movie when Spike returned to the bebop injured after the fight with Vincent.... Ed was hugging his leg because she was happy to see him
The only show that can make you cry over guys scarfing down eggs.
+Behonkiss I think it's because of their expressions, they seem very bittersweet having after having shared a portion for each member of the Bebop. Members they were initially reluctant to take with them. Boiled eggs in that amount are hard to eat, you're almost choking them down. Kinda reminds me of Viktor in the Terminal when he eats that first burger from change he's managed to grub up. Nothing is as soul crushing as having to choke down a reluctant meal when you're all alone in the world.
they finally have enough food but it’s because everyone they care about is gone. I’m the first episode they had no food and didn’t care about anything, but now they have food and more to lose.
the fact that he put some eggs in the dog bowl for ein is just heartwrenching. fuck i miss when filmmaking was this passionate
Man idk... there's something about scenes when characters cope with sadness by aggressively eating that feels too real. Like that scene of Spirited away.
that was sad
I can never get past the part where Ein looks back at Jet without my eyes welling up.
That part more than any other in the series.
Ein knew Ed needed him more.
@@dogpoop85 Ed was the only one who understood Ein. Everyone else treated him like just a dog.
@@kevingriener7441 They didn't even stroke Ein once. They were already dead inside for so long.
Fucking same!! I go from stoic to babbling baby instantly lol
I'm not crying I'm just carrying weight .
You're Gonna Carry That Weight
Kalem Ates for a long time.
Kalem Ates bang
I think the saddest thing about this series is that we'll never know the whole past of anyone. Especially Faye.
We basically know all of Faye's past. She was in an accident on ship when she was young, so she was put in cryogenic stasis until the modern day. We know less about jet and spike when they were young
Faye was explained through pieces. Most likely she grew up in the late 90's/early 2000's and probably won a prize to travel to space at the end of her senior year, however the craft malfunctioned and faye was cryogenicly frozen for about 80+ years only to be reawakened in the 22nd century.
@@dinolover it’s 2071 so pretty sure it’s still the 21st cent right
or the future, we don't know what happened to any of them after spike death
I think one of the points of the series is about living in the now. The past plays a role in defining who we are. But grasping at it is pointless because its already gone.
More than a decade later, and this scene still touches me. The more time that passes, the more I realize how special this series really was. Nothing can compare to this. It's one of the greatest shows I've ever watched.
+internallogic one of THE greatest shows ever conceived one might say...
what about 15 years later?
or do i even heed to ask.........
@@nanicrash i saw in Netflix
@@nanicrash I first saw this in 2004' when I was in high school. Almost 20 years later, if I let it in, it can still take me right back there like a time machine. It gives me a sense of euphoric memories. Watching this tonight, I remember just how special this Anime actually was and is to me. I wish you 'Peace of mind' Nani... See you Space Cowgirl.😉
@@theprstc It's TRUE... 🤔
I love how Ed gave Spike the pinwheel. Throughout the series, he's always acted as Eds reluctant guardian, and Jet as a father figure. You can really tell they cared for her, even while they scarfed down the eggs.
+turb00 The children in the orphanage used the pinwheels to mark the places where they stayed for a long time. It's very sad how Ed gave him the pinwheel, she didn't knew how to say goodbye, so she used this method to express her feelings.
Pretty sure them eating the eggs in that way was them eating their feelings away
@@TheNexussify I didn't know that about the pinwheels
Anyone else get the feeling the reason why both Spike and Jet were scarfing down those eggs really quickly was to deal with their sadness through food, because they didn't quite know how to handle the emotions they felt with Ed and Ein leaving? I know I would do the same if I were in their place, not cry but just eat my depression away, to fill the sadness. Better a full stomach than an empty heart, you know...
I mean they put eggs in Eins bowl so yeah
And then they began eating the other bowls, meaning they knew in their hearts they were never coming back. :(
+Dion Rios The way Spike just casually moves over to the plates for Ed and Faye... That's some powerful stuff man.
Japanese scarf down food quickly by nature. The speed just happened to coincide with the fact they were eating the others' portions, knowing they wouldn't be there to eat them.
Exactly that is how I interpreted it years ago, OP. And still think the same.
Lie down, pretend not to cry. Cry a lot.
*You're Gonna Carry That Weight*
Kaz Kobb :')
Azmend Undram I imagine that's what Faye did in that last scene.
That's what I do anytime I see this episode. Don't cry.. don't cry.. cry lots and lots.
Yep. For me this scene is comparable to my first time seeing Romeo and Juliet when the message about Juliet's plan does not reach Romeo and I realize there will not be a happy ending.
See you cowgirl, someday, somewhere! :'( :'( :'(
I'm not crying... Except I am.
Here I am, crying 9 years later 😭
Seeing four bowls of eggs when there was only two crew left made me shed a manly tear of manliness.
4 bowls, and the silence they shared when they finished all their eggs and started eating the others... almost like they silently acknowledged that they knew Faye and Ed weren't gonna come back... so they tucked in.
Don't even get me started on the dog bowl filled with eggs :,/
Laconic Lament I never even noticed the dog bowl of eggs until now :(
@@SlouchingBadger that's great attention to detail :')
@@SlouchingBadger that's great attention to detail :')
There's also a bowl for Ein :) on the floor !
This is one of the most emotionally powerful scenes I've seen in anything. It's hopeful and upbeat, but it's also incredibly depressing. It's always sad to see a family break up, and watching a family you've seen together for six months is even more so.
Yonkage never understood why ed left
@@saint0rleansofthe9th76 To be with her dad.
@@randomiser2267 her dad clearly didn't care much about her. I like to think she went back to the orphanage
@@starpaladinnelaj she just went to do her own thing probably
@@saint0rleansofthe9th76well she was too young compared to the rest of the crew so maybe she left to do her own thing I guess
The moment they show Spike looking at Ed’s graffiti really hits you cause Spike started the show saying he hates women kids and animals... but you can clearly see here that he’s affected by Ed’s departure, even though he doesn’t say anything.
Cowboy Bebop is so heartbreaking because the crew had so much potential, they got thrown together randomly based on ridiculous events and even though they acted like they didn’t really care about each other we saw them getting closer and closer throughout the series. They made a great team, they literally felt like a family. And then you can’t do anything but watch as they’re ripped apart, but honestly they all kinda do it of their own volition. The lack of permanence and more realistic ending really punches you in the gut.
C'est la vie
If ever I manage to get through this sequence without tearing up, the "See you cowgirl, someday, somewhere!" does me in every time.
Usually, though, it's Ed's "Bye Bye!" on the ground or Faye lying in the outline of her old room that gets me first.
For me it's when you see the five bowls of eggs, only two left to eat them, and not a word from them as they struggle with their loss. That gets me every single time.
Imagine not knowing who you are or where you come from. Then when you finally get your memories back everyone you knew and loved no longer exist. This episode was really deep and terribly sad. I feel for Faye and Edward.
Yeah
Even worse
There's one person left, but the time that you missed has aged them and they've moved on, while you only show up to them as a ghost of a time that once was.
Ummh why do people gotta Always go with depressive cold "no longer exist" when people are gone? Dead People still exist, just underground.
Only Time they do not exist at all is when they're being dead is past over a Century. When even their remains are completelly gone. Umh idk, it just seems so rude using the "exist" word as if Death or "no longer with us" means the same as "not existing"
The magic of this show is also in the fact (regrettably), that there is one and only one season. A masterpiece in which the circle closes on itself. Great.
Didn't need more then one season. It was a well contained story.
If Bebop was more than 1 season it'd be significantly worse. Not every show needs to go the mainstream TV Western route and keep going until it gets dropped because of poor ratings.
better to end on a good note
@@wendigo374 Or a bittersweet note, as Bebop did.
@@sbatou87yup much better than ruining the show later on, I prefer a finished product rather than something that never ends
The face that Ein looks at jet before leaving and then having second doubts before going after Ed always stuck with me. It's a reminder that they're the hopeful future that unfortunately the rest of the cast on the Bebop can't enjoy because they're stuck in the past
Spot on! It's even referenced multiple times through the series that the ship itself(The Beebop) is a relic of the past. Great symbolism.
Good to know that I wasn't the only one that was so heartbroken and crushed by this episode, I told my friends back in 1998 that I had such an emotional connection to this series, and I still do. And combined with the music, there is nothing else like it. Anime or otherwise. Great show.
I know what you mean. I love the series and it still breaks my heart every time. There are now a couple of episodes I skip when I decide to re-watch it. I can't handle it lol.
it aged so beautifully, too bad netflix had to try to ruin our childhood XD
Words can't describe the feeling of being a teen back in '98. I was 17 when this aired. The atmosphere of this scene hits so hard in so many ways for me. Life and ppl were so much better back then.
You were living in Japan in 1998? I remember in 2001 when this first aired on adult swim being effected by this series.
The older I get and the more I see the pathos of this show just gets deeper. They're all lost or abandoned, Faye's family home has been demolished, it's all so sad. Even the glorified image of being an outlaw is an empty lie.
25 years later and still hurts 😢
Same. I’m watching cowboy bebop right now and it’s making my eyes watery.
for me this is an anime reaching the highest hights.
"See you cowgirl, someday, somewhere!" gets me everytime. That's when we fully know we aren't seeing Ein and Ed ever again. And the fact that it's like the final goodbye. Other than that, there is also the sadness of know that was the last time Ed and Spike ever saw each other.
i recently just discovered cowboy bebop and finished watching it last night. this scene had me bawling. now i feel a huge attachment to the show. it is a real gem i hope i never forget about it
I'm so happy for you that you had discovered it when you did. Cowboy Bebop is an experience you can't find elsewhere. It's just one of those masterpieces
You're gunna carry that weight
If you really understood this series you know this is the most important part of it.
Ed was the glue that kept the crew together.
That Pinwheel is probably the most touching thing in the scene. Out of context, its nothing, for everyone else in the world its just an ornament. But this kind of simple things hold so much power for us, because they carry powerfull memories.
Eins little look back at jet as he leaves is so sad
It's almost like he's saying 'love you homie, but Ed needs me more' 😥
I remember when you posted this video, 14 years ago... and it still makes me emotional. It’s crazy to think, but I’ve honestly lost count of the number of times I've watched this show. My first time was in 1999 right after it came out, and I've watched it at least once a year, every year since. It truly is one of my favorite pieces of media (art) of all time.
I look in the mirror these days and can’t believe how old I am. How time flies. But when I watch Bebop, it’s like I have Spike’s eye, and am still living in the past. Never do I feel so much conflict internally when I’m watching. So much joy, so much sadness. For the characters and myself.
Holy shit. I really did carry that weight…
>Dinner is just a shit ton of Eggs
Is this what poverty feels like?
Just had a shitton of eggs for dinner; can confirm.
I confirm
Just had bell peppers and beef myself
Anyone who is a fan of the series would know that this egg eating scene has so much symbolism in it... Before they had so little to eat, now that they have so much and no one to share it with, they feel all empty inside... :(
Spike and Jet aren't the kind of guys to weep over the loss of loved ones, and that's the biggest hit for me. They've dealt with this so many times before. They're used to it by now. But you can still see how much it's hurting them.
It's sad seeing how they put plates full of food for Faye, Ed and even Ein, hoping they'll come back. But when they realize that they are alone again is when they start eating the food remaining. This episode is truly heartbreaking!
It's been about 9 months since I first watched and finished this series, and to this day, whenever I think about this scene it takes my breath away for a moment, there's just no fucking closure, they just leave, that's it, they're gone, and maybe it's just me, but I can't cope with that
не только ты
ein and ed probably lived a happy life with Ed’s father and his assistant
Yep, most of the time there’s not going to be a grand moment of closure and you just have to keep going and forget about the past.
A bit I didn't really notice is how hard it is for Jet to peel those eggs but he still did them all. I love those small details showing his love for the others, this one tying into the whole "all that work for nothing" theme Bebop has in general
This scene is gorgeous: Everyone in the beebop is attached to the past, except for Ed. She was the obly one that didn't think on the past but on building her own future. The beebop was not for her, and Ein knew that feeling too. See you cowgirl, someday, somewhere...
This whole scene is sad, but watching Faye etch the outline of her bed in the ground and lie on it as the realization that her entire past is gone always gets to me so hard and beautifully.
You know, this scene is about discovering who your true family is. Ed discovers that it would be best for her to return to her father and so she does. Even though it is hard for her to leave the Bebop, she knows it is where she truly needs to be.
Faye realizes that her entire past is now gone forever, and her true family is in fact, Jet and Spike who have given so much to her. So just like Ed, she discovers where she truly belongs, and it is with the crew of the Bebop who have truly given her more than she feels she deserves. Just take her entire attitude shift in the last two episodes. She goes from a literal bitch who tries to con Spike and Jet multiple times, to being willing to put herself in harms way to protect them. Just as most would with their loved ones
Actually i always had a different ideia of Ed in this episode. Well, the whole series is about dealing with the past. In Ed's case she wants to find and get closer again with her father, thats why she joined the Bebop. In this episode she indeed find her father, but at the same time realizes why she was left alone, as her father is more interested in the objects falling from the sky.
So, not needing the Bebop crew anymore and being, as before, distant from her father (emotionally) she decides to take her own path. Away from bebop and father.
Thats how I see this episode, and in the end is way more intense, because after all se finds herself alone to find her future.
Srry for bad english.
@@RodrigoTP315 I agree I think Ed was really disappointed when she finally saw her father. And then he was so quick to leave her again (what a crappy guy). When she left Bebop and took Ein with her, to me that symbolized her starting over to discover herself and take a new journey.
Exactly. Faye has been abused and she reflexively conditions herself to think Jet and Spike don't care about her. She's held on to the belief that if she regains her memories there will be a whole life, friends and family waiting for her, only to discover she's too late; it's all gone. Watching her trying to protect Spike in "Pierot le Fou" and the final episode where she fires the gun in the air as Spike goes on his suicide mission always makes me sad as it is her desperate attempt to establish a family of choice, only to see it disappear right before her eyes.
Well said
@@LonnieBhi Idk that Ed's father is crappy, persay. He's very careless, but not malicious. His carefree, go with the flow ways are also likely why he's excellent at combat. He left her at an orphanage at least, not total abandonment
The saddest egg eating scene i've ever seen.
SEE YOU COWGIRL, SOMEDAY, SOMEWHERE!
Try not to cry .... bawl your eyes out...
Dude- I literally cried SO HARD at this part mostly because of Faye’s backstory. We will miss both Faye and Ed so much…
remember was watching this episode on 11 august 2002 on my birthday when i was 15, now im 32 and still can hold my tears dropping from this beatufil moment. animation, story, music perfection. 100500 out of 10.
I think with the eggs, the reason as to why Spike and Jet eat all of them alone is because they've physically and mentally decided to leave Faye and Ed behind, with Faye out chasing ghosts and Ed and Ein leaving on their own accord.
Of course, in the following episode, we see Jet and Spike alone on Mars drinking at Loser Bar, implying that this was their Ozymandias moment, because while they didn't have a lot monetarily, they had a family, and it was through everyone's decisions to chase the past that they've lost what they've gained and taken for granted.
I finally want to mention Ed's pinwheel. On the surface, it's a nice parting gift to Spike she found, possibly to thank him and Jet for her time on the ship and being given this amazing opportunity, however, I think the pinwheel represents the crew going in circles. The entire show we've seen adventure after adventure where the crew goes after bounty after bounty to no avail, and it happens all of the time. If nothing changed, and if the crew didn't confront themselves about the past and start living in the present and looking to the future, then they will continue to go in circles ad infinitum.
Ein was the only one out of the entire crew that wasn't chasing any sort of ghost. While it could mostly be because he was a dog, he decided to live in the present and look to the future, and he decided to leave with the only crewmate that didn't just treat him like a dog, but like a friend and a companion. And while at the end of the episode he and Ed were both hesitant about him going, he knew that whatever long or treacherous adventure was in front of Ed, she couldn't do it alone.
This is a good analysis. Love that concept of chasing the ghosts of the past--very relevent in the new millenium.
after so many years that byebye that Ed wrote still gives me goosebumps.......
Everyone is talking about Ed's departure but no one is talking about Faye laying in the square plot that was once her's
우리는 만났지만 결국 각자의 길로 가야한다 그것이 너무 슬프고 힘들지만 묵묵히 응원해주는 것도 우리들이 만난 이유이다
A true masterpiece.
I just finished this series. Even tho I've been watching anime for almost 10 years, I never took the time to watch this series until now. I came here to say that even tho I'd score the series as a whole with an 8 out of 10, this scene right here might be the most beautiful, emotional, perfect scene I've ever seen in any anime. Faye dealing with her past, Spike and Jet dealing with not seeing Ein or Ed anymore, and finally Ein wanting to leave with Ed. Plus the beautiful sunset art and this song. Absolutely majestic.
Each Member of the Bebop represents a point in time.
Jet is the Present.
Ed is the Future.
Faye is the Past.
Spike is the Cycle.
Rewatched this episode in January of this year. Decided to look it up and see this clip again tonight. The entire show has stuck with me my whole life… but this scene in particular has always dug deep. Watching Faye and Ed leave hurts but watching Spike and Jet deal with it with their normal stoicism hurt me even more for some reason.
This anime is the best anime ever, it sticks with me and will always do, si much left behind, aswell as this the ending is plain sad, i miss it alot but not everything gets a happy-hollywood ending
YO, JET EVEN PREPPED A BOWL OF EGGS FOR EIN.
FFFF...
3:35 man they also put eggs on ein bowl
Holy shit! Only now I just realized that Jet prepared servings for Faye, Ed and Ein too, but he and Spike are the only ones there to eat. That's so sad.
It's amazing that I can find new things after so much time and so many viewings. This show is amazing.
But thats pretty obvious mate
Ein's loyalty is so beautiful
Just finished showing the episode (and of course the rest of the series) to my parents.
My mom was sad at Ed and Ein leaving, as she had grown to love the two.
For her personally, it is the saddest episode in the series.
Not only that, but out of all the episodes Ed was the focus, mom considers this as *the* episode of Edward, even more so than _Jamming With Edward_ and _Mushroom Samba._
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July 22, 2024
Cowboy Bebop is the greatest TV show of all time
This is the scene when you realise it's all over.
02:23 Oh it hurts so much. Favorite episode of this entire masterpiece!
Both Ed and Ein keep looking back, as if to say, if anyone had made the effort to stop them, they might've stayed!
One of the most heartbreaking scenes ever; the song instantly takes me back to it when i hear it.
when jet calls dinner time and sees the room is empty....that destroys me
Yep, that's about it. Session 24,25, and 26 are the closing arc of the story and good god is it powerful. I mean, Faye gets her memories only to find that there is nothing left of it anyway, Ed and Ein leave, and Jet and Spike just sit there on the ship, with plenty of food but missing the three things that annoyed them so much. You can tell, they did care, even if they can't show it.
This is honestly the best scene of any anime I've seen in terms of emotion. It makes me cry every time.
still one of the best anime series ever made
The fact the series becomes mad serious after this episode
I think I'm going to roll over in bed, hug my pillow and cry a little
Goodbyes are the hardest part of the journey
The only scenes from any anime that make me cry
"Come on now won't you
Eeease myy miiind"
Gets me right here, man!
I was just watching this episode tonight, and feels!
Such depth in less than 4 minutes... this is really a moving episode...the Faye moment really sticks with me...
This might be the most beautiful thing a human has ever made
Somebody said that this scene was the end of the “Bebop” and all that’s left after is just the “Cowboy.” I’ve never heard it put like that and after I did I couldn’t help but just agree.
"Ed is going someplace far, far away. I might not be coming back." I friggin' luv Cowboy Bebop!
This truly broke my heart. They kept spike alive and grounded but when they left nothing was left to hold back spike from the end.
The OST in this show is absurdly amazing.
Definitely the saddest episode of the series!
And I would think this is the true finale
ya know what’s weird? i keep coming back to this scene, every single time i have a nervous breakdown, helps me relive the first time i rewatched this show…
SEE YOU COWGIRL,
SOMEDAY, SOMEWHERE!
Spike and Jet are trying to fix the void left by Ed and Ein by filling themselves with those eggs
Time to time I always come back to this scene, It is so powerful, and the soundtrack makes it even better
One of the best scenes I have ever seen in any piece of media. The song's awesome, the visual storytelling is top-notch and the scene itself just does carry so much f*cking weight!
Cowboy Bebop's English dub is probably the most perfectly and beautifully recorded dub for any anime out there. I think the creator of Cowboy Bebop at one time said the English dub paled the Japanese dub.
Except it really didn't.
Nothing beats original voice actors and uncensored/not-dumbed down dialogues.
@@Changetheling 100% True
They finally have food, but nobody to share with anymore...
They all had pasts, except Ed and Ein, who are now off to make a past of their own. I never much liked Anime. I never thought that an Anime could affect me as deeply as this one did. It's a true work of story-telling art.
I close my eyes and I keep seeing things
Rainbow waterfalls
Sunny liquid dreams
Confusion creeps inside me raining doubt
Gotta get to you
But I don't know how
Call me call me
Let me know it's alright
Call me call me
Don't you think it's 'bout time
Please won't you call and
Ease my mind
Reasons for me to find you
Peace of mind
What can I do
To get me to you
I had your number quite some time ago
Back when we were young
But I had to grow
Ten thousand years I've searched it seems and now
Gotta get to you
Won't you tell me how
Call me call me
Let me know you are there
Call me call me
I wanna know you still care
Come on now won't you
Ease my mind
Reasons for me to find you
Peace of mind
What can I do
To get me to you
Come on now won't you
Ease my mind
Reasons for me to find you
Peace of mind
Reasons for livin my life
Ease my mind
Reasons for me to know you
Peace of mind
What can I do
To get me to you
Ease my mind...
anime imo is the greatest form of visual media
cowboy bebop was its peak
and this song is imo the best part of cowboy bebop
the absolute best moment
One of the many reasons why Cowboy Bebop is the best anime ever
1:43 this scene, Ein looking back at Jet and Ed walking at the sunset while the singer says "Call me call me" man, that always touches my heart and makes me cry like a little bitch
_When the world ends, this will be the credits song._
i started to watch this but i cant handle it. such a good show, great scene....sooo gotta go, need tto cry now.
oh god i just realized they set out 4 plates i’m crying again
4 plates and a dog bowl ..... 😢
Eating the eggs to suppress the sadness..
Still Crying 20 years later........
All of these years later and I'm still carrying that weight..
That episode was hitting really hard
what just gets me is that ed probably never learned what happened in the last episode...
Never fails to give me chills…
Probably one of my favorite scenes fucking ever. Hits hard.
Who could dislike this????
The characters really had unique backgrounds and realizations in the series and it truly sticks out as a great anime because of how everything is built up between each character and their parting in each episode
This is by far the saddest episode and scene of Cowboy Bebop. When Faye draws the outline of her room in the empty lot where her house used to be (2:25)... What a great series, with awesome scenes, characters and music...
This episode broke me even more than the ending.