@@eemmee3411 - Yes, it has that perfect ending. So whoever, do not do a season 2+, because you cannot improve, what doesn’t need improving. People will be disappointed, one way or another, so please leave it alone.
Absolutely. I never shipped Billy and Daisy so them not being together was fine with me. I am happy he stayed with Camilla. But maaan, Karen and Graham was an absolute gut punch. I only read the book so I don't know whether or how they adapted it but I absolutely adored Karen and Camilla's friendship as well.
They we´re all so messed up back then but all made the right choices that night. Sometimes that´s the lesson, even when you´re broke just choose the right thing to do, and all will get better after that. The show was amazing and that is the biggest lesson i learned from this.
They absolutely need to have a season 2. I know this is based off the book but the way they ended season 1 could make for an amazing season 2 by showing everyone patching things up and doing a 90s reunion tour in tribute to Camila and finally write her song. ❤
@@zosiakowalczyk3256 "EDDIE: I'm a record producer now. Probably what I should have been all along. I have a recording studio over in Van Nuys. I do all right. Ended up on top." -Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, 2019 eddie was also ambitious in the books but he was justifiable and calculated as well. that explains why he ended on top cuz realistically, if he does pursue a music career as a lead singer, slim to none would he be popular. but being a record producer, it's much more easier to be successful. yes, he's only there behind the scenes but he makes much more and doing what he loves. but i don't find the show's ending for eddie that bad since it's realistic and explanatory. the eddie in the show isn't calculated and all. that's why him and billy butt heads and initially, daisy and billy butt heads. it's just that i want him to be happy since he's been through it! 😭
Karen literally looks the same age lmaooooo just thought it was really funny that it’s supposed to be like at least 20 years after the band split, but the actors all look the same… Rod was the only one who actually looks old.
honestly some people really don't age that obviously. people still mistake my mum (in her late fifties) for a spry thirty-year-old. i thought the aging effects were _okay_ at least - they went for subtle details and i see that. the weird part is sam claflin (billy's actor) looking convincingly older for the interview bits, but in the "flashbacks" of the band as young twentyish-year-olds he just looked _so_ much older.
yeah nah. You can tell the difference between someone when they were intheir 20s and when they were in their 40s always.They did not a convincing job for any of them. They should have casted younger for the past storyline and casted different older actors in their 60s/70s for the interview scenes. In the book the interviews take place like 40 years after not 20.@@Bluey306
@@doro9718 at the chicago show, karen didn’t say she loved graham back, and they broke up, but in the interview she said she wasn’t being honest to him about that
Don't forget that in the book, the interviews are set about 30-40 years after the band split, and in the series, they happen only 20 years after. In the book, when Billy and Camila's daughter Julia interviewd them, they're in their 60s-70s, while in the series, they're supposed to be in their 40s even though they didn't do a good job aging them up 🤣 We can imagine that Eddie didn't have much luck in his 40s but maybe towards his 60s-70s he found success and became a producer.
Dude he had every reason to have envy, Eddie never wanted to be on the back burner! He also wanted to sing and be lead guitar. Some people have more dreams and vision than others and Eddie had that. He was in Billy’s shadow for years and Billy was an asshole to him. Especially after Eddie told him “I love you brother.” Dude is a real asshole.
Yeah that's why they altered the timeline to 20 years after instead of the 40 years after the book. They tried with prosthetics, and it was just a mess.
@@marianne.mp3 I honestly agree with you, his actions were shitty but I mean Billy was this bossy egotistical dude before daisy and he always wanted full control of the band. Idk I actually liked Eddie and he treated Camilla better than Billy ever did.
Don't forget that in the book, the interviews are set about 30-40 years after the band split, and in the series, they happen only 20 years after. In the book, when Billy and Camila's daughter Julia interviewd them, they're in their 60s-70s, while in the series, they're supposed to be in their 40s even though they didn't do a good job aging them up 🤣 We can imagine that Eddie didn't have much luck in his 40s but maybe towards his 60s-70s he found success and became a producer.
The show set the "present" only 20 years after the band's breakup, so they didn't age as much as they did in the book, but yeah they basically still look the same in the storyline and the interviews lol
The ending was too cliché for me with the dying perfect woman trope and the lead roles getting together like in HIMYM. We accept that they were bad for each other in the end, so why bother? Also, at the beginning of the series, it felt like it's their trauma who made them want to become rock stars. Trauma makes you unstable, but it's not necessarily an origin story for success. I didn't get or like the correlation.
This was the weakest part of the series for me. Sure it was far too "happy endings" and a bit HIMYM "great that she died so you two could finally be together" for my taste, but even assuming this was the ending as dictated by the book, the execution of it was just so so poor. For example, Karen's "this was what he needed to hear...I wasn't being honest", why does that need to be said out loud? These emotional moments would be far more impactful communicated via subtext, like Karen saying X but maybe Suki Waterhouse's acting or a quick cut and we as audience knows the truth is different. This is such lazy filmmaking. The same with daughter Julia, honestly it would be better to not even show her onscreen as the adult interviewer, better to just let viewers realized through watching the interivew that it was the daugher, like when Billy said "your mother got sick". Or maybe just show the clips of this "documentary" to end the show and show what happened to everyone. Anyway, so many different ways to make this better than the Lifetime movie of the month ending we got.
The drummer totally won. He got everything: a music career, a family, and a party filled lifestyle.
Warren playing drums for Daisy on her solo stuff is so sweet :)
I wonder if that’s a glimpse into a second season
@@msteppling3550nah it’s perfect where it is
@@eemmee3411 - Yes, it has that perfect ending. So whoever, do not do a season 2+, because you cannot improve, what doesn’t need improving. People will be disappointed, one way or another, so please leave it alone.
@@chrismcdowell7138fr and we already know how everything ends. It makes absolutely no sense for them to do a second season
Karen and Graham absolutely gutted me.
I wished that they had toured for a couple more years together, he didn’t have to immediately give it up and go find a wife.
Absolutely. I never shipped Billy and Daisy so them not being together was fine with me. I am happy he stayed with Camilla. But maaan, Karen and Graham was an absolute gut punch. I only read the book so I don't know whether or how they adapted it but I absolutely adored Karen and Camilla's friendship as well.
Yes, I wanted them to end up together. But she did what was best for both of them. And that's true love ❤️
They we´re all so messed up back then but all made the right choices that night. Sometimes that´s the lesson, even when you´re broke just choose the right thing to do, and all will get better after that. The show was amazing and that is the biggest lesson i learned from this.
Warren owns my heart!! Love his fam!!
They absolutely need to have a season 2. I know this is based off the book but the way they ended season 1 could make for an amazing season 2 by showing everyone patching things up and doing a 90s reunion tour in tribute to Camila and finally write her song. ❤
I love this idea so much!!
I just finished the show and it has me in all the feels 😭😭😍
Am I the only one who likes the ending and thinks they did a decent job? 😭
Graham is a great guy. His face when he stood in front of the steps on the bus broke my heart.
Really great series and the soundtrack rocks! Thanks for posting this scene.
Eddie ended up the worst out of all of them 💀
should’ve ended how it did for him in the book
@@chantintin10 how it ended up i havent read the book ?
I'm pretty sure he ended up being a producer
@@fulcrum_84 yep, but not in the show, unfortunately. 😕
@@zosiakowalczyk3256 "EDDIE: I'm a record producer now. Probably what I should have been all along. I have a recording studio over in Van Nuys. I do all right. Ended up on top."
-Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, 2019
eddie was also ambitious in the books but he was justifiable and calculated as well. that explains why he ended on top cuz realistically, if he does pursue a music career as a lead singer, slim to none would he be popular. but being a record producer, it's much more easier to be successful.
yes, he's only there behind the scenes but he makes much more and doing what he loves.
but i don't find the show's ending for eddie that bad since it's realistic and explanatory. the eddie in the show isn't calculated and all. that's why him and billy butt heads and initially, daisy and billy butt heads.
it's just that i want him to be happy since he's been through it! 😭
Karen literally looks the same age lmaooooo just thought it was really funny that it’s supposed to be like at least 20 years after the band split, but the actors all look the same… Rod was the only one who actually looks old.
And many people don't age much until their 30's...
honestly some people really don't age that obviously. people still mistake my mum (in her late fifties) for a spry thirty-year-old. i thought the aging effects were _okay_ at least - they went for subtle details and i see that. the weird part is sam claflin (billy's actor) looking convincingly older for the interview bits, but in the "flashbacks" of the band as young twentyish-year-olds he just looked _so_ much older.
yeah nah. You can tell the difference between someone when they were intheir 20s and when they were in their 40s always.They did not a convincing job for any of them. They should have casted younger for the past storyline and casted different older actors in their 60s/70s for the interview scenes. In the book the interviews take place like 40 years after not 20.@@Bluey306
karen at 0:33 absolutely broke my heart
@@doro9718 he told her he loved her and she didn't say it back, basically saying she didn't love him back. So she wasn't being honest
@@Lorena-wo2mf saying she didn’t or she did love him back?
@@doro9718 at the chicago show, karen didn’t say she loved graham back, and they broke up, but in the interview she said she wasn’t being honest to him about that
So does that mean she loved Graham?! They were my favorite couple ! 😭
Eddie deserved so much better
Don't forget that in the book, the interviews are set about 30-40 years after the band split, and in the series, they happen only 20 years after. In the book, when Billy and Camila's daughter Julia interviewd them, they're in their 60s-70s, while in the series, they're supposed to be in their 40s even though they didn't do a good job aging them up 🤣 We can imagine that Eddie didn't have much luck in his 40s but maybe towards his 60s-70s he found success and became a producer.
Sure but he was constantly jealous of Billy and tried everything he could to be a snake 💯💯💯 Worst kind of guy 💯💯💯
Thank you i was sad knowing that he was not happy at the end.
Dude he had every reason to have envy, Eddie never wanted to be on the back burner! He also wanted to sing and be lead guitar. Some people have more dreams and vision than others and Eddie had that. He was in Billy’s shadow for years and Billy was an asshole to him. Especially after Eddie told him “I love you brother.” Dude is a real asshole.
My boyfriend and I cried so hard during this.
Same!!!
I sobbed at the burn quote. SOBBED
I Think "Candy Floss" would make a great spin off series focusing the 80's decade.
They did such a bad job ageing them up 😂
So lazy lol, they could've done more with prosthetics and stuff
No, they didn't.
@@mike-m123 apparently they did film stuff with prosthetics but it looked bad
Yeah that's why they altered the timeline to 20 years after instead of the 40 years after the book. They tried with prosthetics, and it was just a mess.
Eddie deserved a better ending what even
In the book he became a successful producer. They did him dirty in the series, he was an AH but a justified one
@@marianne.mp3 I honestly agree with you, his actions were shitty but I mean Billy was this bossy egotistical dude before daisy and he always wanted full control of the band. Idk I actually liked Eddie and he treated Camilla better than Billy ever did.
Don't forget that in the book, the interviews are set about 30-40 years after the band split, and in the series, they happen only 20 years after. In the book, when Billy and Camila's daughter Julia interviewd them, they're in their 60s-70s, while in the series, they're supposed to be in their 40s even though they didn't do a good job aging them up 🤣 We can imagine that Eddie didn't have much luck in his 40s but maybe towards his 60s-70s he found success and became a producer.
@@mike-m123 apparently in the show they only aged them 20 years up. But I see, at least he has success later on
I can see Series 2 sometime in the future and it's going to be even better than series 1 😊
I just finished this show and I am unwell
Karen still loves Graham...it's obvious. But finding out about Camila...I hate getting invested in characters in series.
Aurora- Daisy Jones & The Six for Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media at the Grammys 2024 please 🙏🏽🎸🤘🏽
Did they not bother to make the actors look older in the interviews? That’s so bizarre. (I read the book, haven’t checked out the show yet).
The show set the "present" only 20 years after the band's breakup, so they didn't age as much as they did in the book, but yeah they basically still look the same in the storyline and the interviews lol
Billy washed and styled his hair to signal being older. Face exactly the same
@@micah4242 lmao I finally watched the show and this is exactly what they did. 🤦♀
this show was good but it could’ve been a lot better tbh
Yes!
What I've been saying!
I wish they didn't get rid of the part about Camilla being his water
this
Warren for president 😂
NOOOOO WHERES THE REST OF IT WHEN GRAHAMS GETS ALL CHOKED UP
Who did this video and did not show to the end
Let's take in for a moment that she is the granddaughter of Elvis
Camila was an angel 🪽💔
The ending was too cliché for me with the dying perfect woman trope and the lead roles getting together like in HIMYM. We accept that they were bad for each other in the end, so why bother? Also, at the beginning of the series, it felt like it's their trauma who made them want to become rock stars. Trauma makes you unstable, but it's not necessarily an origin story for success. I didn't get or like the correlation.
well said
I think that’s why they broke up, it may have given them success, but at least for billy it made him a worse person
This was the good version of HIMYM ending.
@@alexandrapuertas4716Camila didn't leave billy she is married to billy for another 20 years
I can understand the first complaint but second I don't. Music was a escape from The trauma, that's how the became successful.
I understand why they don't look old. Well i met lot of people around 40 and 50 s so mutch like still 29 or 35😂😂
To think camilla was the heart of the band
She was.
What do you people think 50 year olds look like?? Literally my mom and her friends look very similar to the 2000s (except for fashion).
Eddie got shafted. In the book, he became a successful music producer.
Is daisy jones real musician? What year? Or is it just fictional?
Fictional
They're all fictional. It's a BOOK.
This show got a bit cheesy in the end
This was the weakest part of the series for me. Sure it was far too "happy endings" and a bit HIMYM "great that she died so you two could finally be together" for my taste, but even assuming this was the ending as dictated by the book, the execution of it was just so so poor. For example, Karen's "this was what he needed to hear...I wasn't being honest", why does that need to be said out loud? These emotional moments would be far more impactful communicated via subtext, like Karen saying X but maybe Suki Waterhouse's acting or a quick cut and we as audience knows the truth is different. This is such lazy filmmaking. The same with daughter Julia, honestly it would be better to not even show her onscreen as the adult interviewer, better to just let viewers realized through watching the interivew that it was the daugher, like when Billy said "your mother got sick". Or maybe just show the clips of this "documentary" to end the show and show what happened to everyone. Anyway, so many different ways to make this better than the Lifetime movie of the month ending we got.
It was so cheese. So… lackluster. Really mediocre :(