This might have been the first moment where we saw just how _special_ The Rehearsal was going to be... Nathan rehearsing himself in a fake version of Kor's flat was fun, the fake bar was really impressive, the actress stalking and impersonating Kor's teammate was whacky, and taking Kor for a walk to learn the quiz answers ("It's on days like this I curse the Chinese for inventing gunpowder") was hilarious, but this scene was the first time we caught a glimpse of how Nathan was going to twist the concept of the show to go somewhere else entirely... fantastic.
people who graduate from top canada business school with good grades work for top employer in nation the government du canada or one of the three banks or two telephone companies they do not do creative funny things.
Such a perfect representation of anxiety, a scene that explains the whole show. We imagine the worst case scenario which prevents us from doing what we really want.
So is the joke that Nathan himself had a rehearsal admitting to the dude that he told him the answers, and the actor getting angry made Nathan not want to tell the real dude, so he gives the compliment.
Yes. It calls back to when Nathan says that the one thing that Rehearsals cannot prepare for is emotion in the real moment, and both Kor and Nathan demonstrate it in this episode. “Nathan”’s (bc Fielder is obviously playing a character in all these episodes) anxiety gets the better of him and he ends up breaking from the Rehearsal which is the exact thing he criticized Kor for doing.
I half expect a complete re-do of the entire first season, but as a rehearsal. Maybe he plays the child, fake-nathan plays nathan, and they bring in a new fake-fake-nathan to play fake-nathan.
@@NerdsieI think it’s because it seemed like most of the show he was focused on authority and trying to blame things he had missed and unforeseeable factors on things other people could have said or done or changed but the kid has no real authority and is basically just there to be vulnerable and accept the love other people are giving him which is something Nathan seemed to pathologically avoid throughout the whole show
I got chills in this scene. Nathan is no stranger to playing different "versions" of himself, but I was unsure throughout the first episode whether he was doing the same in this series. And then this scene happened... and I became scared of this Nathan. And as a result, I became scared of Nathan.
i cried every single episode, this show does such an incredible job at revealing so many things we chase during our time on this planet, there’s constant reminders of what it means to be human.
This scene is so genius, you’re led from the trailer and the first episode that this show would be like Nathan For You where he is helping other people but with this scene we start to see that the rehearsal is really about Nathan.
I think the sad part about this is I have been through this scenario. I lied to a good friend about something because I thought she wouldn't want to hear the truth. Just assumed to myself that hiding the truth would lead to a better outcome. In reality, she found out through my friends and expressed her frustration that I lied to her and she doesn't know if I would lie to her again or not. In my head I thought it would be good, but I didn't consider her respect in the equation. I was overthinking too much and let myself feel shameful at the end of it. I picked this show up by accident because I watched the trailer and liked Nathan for you. Didn't know it will end up having me self-reflect on my actions alot. I think the quote that hits home the most was in episode 4. "It’s easy to assume that others think the worst of you. But when you assume what others think, maybe all you’re doing is turning them into a character that only exists in your mind." "The nice thing, is that sometimes all it takes is a change in perspective to make the world feel brand-new."
This is really touching. It reminds me of this quote I just made up: "Just don't be a fucking liar. That makes everything easier for people around you."
No dude it’s gut wrenching. I seem to be alone here, but I was so sucked into the experience I didn’t even recognize it wasn’t the real Kor. My stomach dropped and I got so upset when I saw his reaction. This is a severely psychologically disrupting show and it’s so beautiful.
Re-watching it seems more obvious, but initially I did not realize that Nathan never tells Korr the truth. Nathan’s admission is from his rehearsal conversation isn’t it? 🤯 😂
The first episode was the best overall. I hoped that each one would focus on a different person too, the rest of the episodes with the same subject kinda got old after a while. Kor was the best!
That was the biggest bummer for me at the end of the day, episode one is one of the best things I’ve ever watched then it gets a little to esoteric for my liking
I was high when i saw ep 1 for the first time and i thought fake kor was actually the real kor and i was dying of laughter when he said “you fucked everything up”
I just found out today that it wasn't the real Kor 😭 I gotta pay more attention to the screen. I got two of the twists in Severance delayed for similar reasons
There's a moment in a lot of media / stories I watch, where it feels like there was an original point of inception... like, the whole purpose of the idea, or the concept, was to get to a specific moment, and everything before it was meant to build up and approach that, until it finally gets to it. That's what this is to me for The Rehearsal. There's so much that this moment says about Nathan's character in this, that makes you unnerved and creeped out, but also understanding and empathetic to him. Wanting guaranteed happiness for everyone. Doing what he can to control every aspect to ensure happiness isn't left to chance. But running up against the fact that their inauthenticity strips these moments of meaning. This single moment provokes more thought about the concepts of fate, free will, and happiness then a lot of things. We want things to go our way always, but we don't want them to be handed to us. And in the end, this Nathan has to just swallow this guilt. He has to keep it inside.
Real Kor never knew. Nathan only confessed to the actor during his rehearsal, but when the time came to actually confess he just said "you're a great person" instead
what makes this so great is that none of this was really planned, like actually honestly planned. this came about in the moment and nathan cobbled something incredible and thematically poignant just from random situations that happened.
It alludes to the existence of Nathan’s own rehearsals and serves as foreshadowing for the future of the show and how it will focus more on Nathan’s own rehearsals.
It’s interesting to see everyone’s interpretation of this scene. When I first saw it, it seemed as if Nathan DID confess to the real Kor, but we never saw his reaction. We were only shown the rehearsal of the confession. But now I realized that he never did confess Lololol.
I actually do think he confessed, but actor Kor and real Kor had two very different reactions that expressed the same sentiments. The genius is how spot on actor Kor monologues was, then you see real Kor having that same monologue in his head but choses to restrain himself and not say anything. Just read his face, that’s a man that’s holding back rage and essentially taking a high road of better not to say anything if it’s nothing nice.
@@hipsterdoofus1332 I mean, they clearly are implying he didn’t have the balls to tell him. However, that may have just been for the show and had to tell him off camera anyway
@@assmane999 But how can you be so sure? I was just as sure that Nathan did tell Kor, and was angry about it, but we don't see that reaction. If Nathan did rehearse this scenario before, then he would have been prepared for the angry reaction, which is why he simply tells Kor he's a great guy. But I truly don't think it's meant to be clear, we can only choose to believe what truly happened with Kor. On God this show is a strange work of art
The way Nathan shows the whole thing, no matter how awkward, no matter who it is, really made this episode something special. The season is fantastic, but this episode encapsulated everything i didnt know i wanted from him. And then how he deflects his own mental assault with his brand of awkward comedy is high art in just from every emotion seen and unseen
The only episode that stuck to the “concept” before the show broke its own reality and just became some weird ass sick fantasy of Nathan finally having a wife and family
I was only kind of watching this in the background and this scene really caught me off guard and took me a minute to actually comprehend what was even happening. You definitely can't just passively watch this show.
Bro I remember I was so sleepy while watching this, and I didn’t realize that Nathan swapped Kor with an actor near the end, so I genuinely got super sad LMFAOO
What I find strange about this scene is we don’t know for sure if Nathan made the confession to “real Kor” and even if he did we don’t know how Kor responded.
Strange that real Kor looks upset even though the edit we're presented with shows Nathan never told him the truth. I think real Kor may have figured it out when Nathan launched into his aborted confession immediately after Kor announced his trivia win.
I think what's really interesting in this scene is that I reckon Kor's bullshit meter is strong enough to tell that Nathan isn't giving him the whole truth. Would Kor's reaction have been that bad if he confessed? Maybe, but Kor also had his own nightmare version of how his confession would go down that was drastically different from reality. But that's the genius of the fake reactions, because on some level, we actually want to be told that we're as bad as we think we are, it's validating to experience that.
Okay so a lot of people say that Nathan never told Kor because it cuts from fake Kor to Nathan giving a compliment and then real Kor responding but we literally saw the same exact same cut at the beginning of this episode when Nathan explains the rehearsal concept to fake Kor and then real Kor. In my opinion Nathan left it deliberately ambiguous whether he was consoling Kor for what he did to him or bailing on telling him at all. If you cut straight from Kor saying the victory was the cherry on top to Nathan complimenting him there is a distinct change in demeanor from Kor and I'm not sure if that's just editing and picking specific moments from a long conversation to create a narrative or genuine apprehension from Kor after being told it was all rigged from the start
No, Nathan said "there's something I need to come clean about" which is why you see the real Kor's reaction where he gets serious in anticipation.. After that Nathan pauses for a long time (just like Kor did at the bar) contemplating whether or not to confess. That's when they flash back to the rehearsed confession and then back to the real scene again where he finally "confesses" that he thinks he's a great person. The editing is seamless for comedic effect but it's pretty clear that he didn't confess. Half of the joke is that he couldn't do himself what he is coaching Kor to do.
Kor seems emotionally cold. Nathan did so much for him and Kor seems to hold that last bit against him, not able to see the wider importance beyond something so trivial as trivia
@@daniellund9153 😂 ikr my whole body went numb cuz I went from the usual second hand cringe Nathan doles out to second hand shock like stomach in my nuts feeling on his behalf lol
Tbh when I first watched this I didn’t notice the cut to fake kor and I left the episode thinking wow he’s kind of a dick, but this make so much more sense lmao
honestly rehearsal PEAKED with the first episode. it's perfect in every way. the incredibly elaborate bar stage. the whole feeding the trivia answers secretly bit. when they do the rehearsal and the friend actress does the worst possible case scenario. just eclipses everything that came after lol
The cut to Fake Kor is gold
The slow build of World of Imagination in the background. In hindsight, this whole show really can be summed up with that song
I kept thinking it was real until I read this.
whoa whoa whoa, am I blind? WTF
Unironically didnt notice this until i rewatched this clip, omg
@@josephburnett1514 How...? They look completely different
When the willy wonka theme started playing softly I knew I was hooked on the show
facts!
I’m rewatching and The guy actually references how Nathan is Willy wonka and he’s Charlie bucket when they first enter the fake bar
The theme fading in was masterful.
Then at the end of the show Nathan hugs his "son" the same way Wonka hugs Charlie. So clever
yeah that was the whole point and reason for the theme song to come on at that point. Really great stuff@@realericanderson
After this ended I knew this show was going to be crazy
It really ended up being so much more about Nathan than any of the subjects.
Yeah it really kinda went downhill with that golddigger and the kid thing tho
@@austinsavage5962 I don't want to say downhill, but it definitely went to a different direction than it originally intended.
@@nowin2011 i didnt mean the show dropped off i loved it i just meant it went like situationally downhill
you have no idea
This might have been the first moment where we saw just how _special_ The Rehearsal was going to be... Nathan rehearsing himself in a fake version of Kor's flat was fun, the fake bar was really impressive, the actress stalking and impersonating Kor's teammate was whacky, and taking Kor for a walk to learn the quiz answers ("It's on days like this I curse the Chinese for inventing gunpowder") was hilarious, but this scene was the first time we caught a glimpse of how Nathan was going to twist the concept of the show to go somewhere else entirely... fantastic.
to think he goes from this to the most insane twists with the same concept later hurt my brain
Nice one.
This is so true great comment
This is brilliant and exactly what I'd expect from someone who graduated from one of Canada's top business schools with really good grades.
people who graduate from top canada business school with good grades work for top employer in nation the government du canada or one of the three banks or two telephone companies they do not do creative funny things.
All of the actors need to get awards. They nailed the mannerisms of the people they were playing to a tee.
Well they took Nathan's Acting classes
@@Lacocacolaman this comment is gold and shows you were paying attention.
Craigslist needs an award
The actor here was absolutely brilliant
The Fielder Method.
Such a perfect representation of anxiety, a scene that explains the whole show. We imagine the worst case scenario which prevents us from doing what we really want.
the unexpected cuts to the doppelganger actors is the funniest thing
So is the joke that Nathan himself had a rehearsal admitting to the dude that he told him the answers, and the actor getting angry made Nathan not want to tell the real dude, so he gives the compliment.
That is the general consensus based on what they showed.
Yes. It calls back to when Nathan says that the one thing that Rehearsals cannot prepare for is emotion in the real moment, and both Kor and Nathan demonstrate it in this episode. “Nathan”’s (bc Fielder is obviously playing a character in all these episodes) anxiety gets the better of him and he ends up breaking from the Rehearsal which is the exact thing he criticized Kor for doing.
I wouldn't say it's a joke to be honest lol
Ngl I think Kor is a bit on the spectrum so I don’t think that was entirely accurate to what his reaction would’ve been
I was surprised it was only 6 episodes, but HBO picked it up for another season already. It's gonna be great, hope it goes for a few years.
I supppose Nathan spent all budget in the middle of the show.
I half expect a complete re-do of the entire first season, but as a rehearsal. Maybe he plays the child, fake-nathan plays nathan, and they bring in a new fake-fake-nathan to play fake-nathan.
@@NerdsieI just realized he never played the child. There’s gotta be a reason for that
@@NerdsieI think it’s because it seemed like most of the show he was focused on authority and trying to blame things he had missed and unforeseeable factors on things other people could have said or done or changed but the kid has no real authority and is basically just there to be vulnerable and accept the love other people are giving him which is something Nathan seemed to pathologically avoid throughout the whole show
i’m excited about season 2 as well! … but no child actors this time.
I got chills in this scene. Nathan is no stranger to playing different "versions" of himself, but I was unsure throughout the first episode whether he was doing the same in this series. And then this scene happened... and I became scared of this Nathan. And as a result, I became scared of Nathan.
It's part of what makes re-watching it so fun. You are constantly wondering what his real motivations are.
I know im insane. First time i watched this i cried. Nathan fielder is a genius.
It is sort of a sad moment, knowing that hell never come clean about lying to Kor, wich is a nice person
i cried every single episode, this show does such an incredible job at revealing so many things we chase during our time on this planet, there’s constant reminders of what it means to be human.
@@JennaEmberssameeeee
I CRIED TOOOOOOOOOOO
@@thehater6844he rehearsed all the scenarios. And he couldn’t live with that scenario.
This scene is so genius, you’re led from the trailer and the first episode that this show would be like Nathan For You where he is helping other people but with this scene we start to see that the rehearsal is really about Nathan.
The pure imagination needle drop gave me CHILLS
I think the sad part about this is I have been through this scenario. I lied to a good friend about something because I thought she wouldn't want to hear the truth. Just assumed to myself that hiding the truth would lead to a better outcome. In reality, she found out through my friends and expressed her frustration that I lied to her and she doesn't know if I would lie to her again or not.
In my head I thought it would be good, but I didn't consider her respect in the equation. I was overthinking too much and let myself feel shameful at the end of it. I picked this show up by accident because I watched the trailer and liked Nathan for you. Didn't know it will end up having me self-reflect on my actions alot.
I think the quote that hits home the most was in episode 4.
"It’s easy to assume that others think the worst of you. But when you assume what others think,
maybe all you’re doing is turning them into a character that only exists in your mind."
"The nice thing, is that sometimes all it takes is a change in perspective to make the world feel brand-new."
I've been there brother
That quote got me, hope you're in a better place
That's my favourite quote too
This is really touching. It reminds me of this quote I just made up: "Just don't be a fucking liar. That makes everything easier for people around you."
Thanks for the comment, I really needed to read something like this today
this scene freaked me out idk why
I think its the shaky cam plus the rather contrasted lighting, makes the whole thing look shady. Looks like something evil is about to happen.
No dude it’s gut wrenching. I seem to be alone here, but I was so sucked into the experience I didn’t even recognize it wasn’t the real Kor. My stomach dropped and I got so upset when I saw his reaction. This is a severely psychologically disrupting show and it’s so beautiful.
That cut blew my mind
Re-watching it seems more obvious, but initially I did not realize that Nathan never tells Korr the truth. Nathan’s admission is from his rehearsal conversation isn’t it? 🤯 😂
Umm, no shit sherlock?
The way it’s cut is intentionally jarring so I’m not surprised some people did not realize it right away. No shame in not noticing!!
@@dirkdiggler. it wasn’t obvious.
@@saiftama nah. It was pretty obvious
@@dirkdiggler. white people have a hard time telling black people apart. Give him a break
I'm not going to lie, this episode had me laughing, crying, and in then in awe; this last part was the cherry on the sundae.
None of my friends noticed that was fake Kor -
yikes lol 😅
I didn't notice when it cut to fake Angela when he had her rip into him either lol
Wolf wolf
Was really hoping the rest of the season would follow this structure. Like a new subject every 1-2 episodes.
I've seen people suggest that covid might have messed up the schedule
The first episode was the best overall. I hoped that each one would focus on a different person too, the rest of the episodes with the same subject kinda got old after a while. Kor was the best!
agreed
That was the biggest bummer for me at the end of the day, episode one is one of the best things I’ve ever watched then it gets a little to esoteric for my liking
@@BAGAKOOS Man. I thought the rest of the season with Angela was bananas and incredible, personally.
I was high when i saw ep 1 for the first time and i thought fake kor was actually the real kor and i was dying of laughter when he said “you fucked everything up”
I just found out today that it wasn't the real Kor 😭 I gotta pay more attention to the screen. I got two of the twists in Severance delayed for similar reasons
There's a moment in a lot of media / stories I watch, where it feels like there was an original point of inception... like, the whole purpose of the idea, or the concept, was to get to a specific moment, and everything before it was meant to build up and approach that, until it finally gets to it. That's what this is to me for The Rehearsal. There's so much that this moment says about Nathan's character in this, that makes you unnerved and creeped out, but also understanding and empathetic to him. Wanting guaranteed happiness for everyone. Doing what he can to control every aspect to ensure happiness isn't left to chance. But running up against the fact that their inauthenticity strips these moments of meaning. This single moment provokes more thought about the concepts of fate, free will, and happiness then a lot of things. We want things to go our way always, but we don't want them to be handed to us.
And in the end, this Nathan has to just swallow this guilt. He has to keep it inside.
That bit was really heartbreaking. Fake Kor translating into words what Real Kor's face is saying.
Real Kor never knew. Nathan only confessed to the actor during his rehearsal, but when the time came to actually confess he just said "you're a great person" instead
@@deek60819 thank you. i was so curious about what actually was said
The actors were phenomenal. I think Nathan's greatest talent is casting.
Maybe not the greatest, but one of the most gratifying moments
what makes this so great is that none of this was really planned, like actually honestly planned. this came about in the moment and nathan cobbled something incredible and thematically poignant just from random situations that happened.
It alludes to the existence of Nathan’s own rehearsals and serves as foreshadowing for the future of the show and how it will focus more on Nathan’s own rehearsals.
It’s interesting to see everyone’s interpretation of this scene. When I first saw it, it seemed as if Nathan DID confess to the real Kor, but we never saw his reaction. We were only shown the rehearsal of the confession. But now I realized that he never did confess Lololol.
I thought it was pretty clear that he chickened out
I actually do think he confessed, but actor Kor and real Kor had two very different reactions that expressed the same sentiments. The genius is how spot on actor Kor monologues was, then you see real Kor having that same monologue in his head but choses to restrain himself and not say anything. Just read his face, that’s a man that’s holding back rage and essentially taking a high road of better not to say anything if it’s nothing nice.
I think we’re left wondering if he did or not. I think we’ve to make up our own minds.
@@hipsterdoofus1332 I mean, they clearly are implying he didn’t have the balls to tell him. However, that may have just been for the show and had to tell him off camera anyway
@@assmane999 But how can you be so sure? I was just as sure that Nathan did tell Kor, and was angry about it, but we don't see that reaction. If Nathan did rehearse this scenario before, then he would have been prepared for the angry reaction, which is why he simply tells Kor he's a great guy.
But I truly don't think it's meant to be clear, we can only choose to believe what truly happened with Kor.
On God this show is a strange work of art
The way Nathan shows the whole thing, no matter how awkward, no matter who it is, really made this episode something special.
The season is fantastic, but this episode encapsulated everything i didnt know i wanted from him. And then how he deflects his own mental assault with his brand of awkward comedy is high art in just from every emotion seen and unseen
this is so deep
Laughed the whole scene by myself. Greatest scene ever
goosebumps and extreme laughter, its just perfect dude. everything Nathan does, give all the money to the guy
I love the quiet Willy wonka music that comes in at the end
I've never even heard of this show, but this scene definitely solidified the fact that I will watch it.
Inception is one of my favourite movies ever, and in this episode we saw someone being incepted right there on TV. It was wild.
Always thought this was the craziest scene, best episode for sure
The only episode that stuck to the “concept” before the show broke its own reality and just became some weird ass sick fantasy of Nathan finally having a wife and family
This scene truly blew my mind.
This made the show. This was the moment. THIS.
Nathan Fielder is a genius.
As song as that song plays, you know you're in for a ride
I was only kind of watching this in the background and this scene really caught me off guard and took me a minute to actually comprehend what was even happening. You definitely can't just passively watch this show.
Bro I remember I was so sleepy while watching this, and I didn’t realize that Nathan swapped Kor with an actor near the end, so I genuinely got super sad LMFAOO
it's days like these that i curse the Chinese for inventing gunpowder
Why are all the rehearsal actors so good?
Fielder Method.
@1:10 That cut. Beautiful.
What I find strange about this scene is we don’t know for sure if Nathan made the confession to “real Kor” and even if he did we don’t know how Kor responded.
that’s the brilliance about it!
We do know. He didn't confess to real Kor
But we don’t
We only know what was shown.
@@SomethingSomethingTargaryen you can use the same argument for any scene in any documentary. The implication is entirely obvious
Kor Skeete is on cameo now, I wonder if anybody has asked him what Nathan really said during that scene yet, it has to be on people's minds.
It's days like these that I curse Nathan for tainting trivia.
I love how this show is basically the episode of smokers allowed from nathan for you
I noticed that too after re-watching it the other day!
One of the greatest pilots of all time
This scene is what sold me on the series
This ending made me so sad
If this did not win an 'Emmy' (or whatever the awards for TV) anyway, this should be nominated and winning every award.
I watched these episodes and it was enlivening… the Kor episodes were really good.
OHHHHHH, I GET IT!!! He was rehearsing the scene before, and that’s why he decided not to tell him 😂 Just picked that up
I DIDNT EVEN REALIZE IT WAS MULTIPLE KORS UNTIL NOW
I think Nathan’s a great guy, a great person. (I just wanted to give a compliment, I don’t affirm people enough)
Strange that real Kor looks upset even though the edit we're presented with shows Nathan never told him the truth. I think real Kor may have figured it out when Nathan launched into his aborted confession immediately after Kor announced his trivia win.
It seemed consistent with how he was during the rest of the episode, neutral
Season 2 needs to be done quick! This is a real authentic show here and I don’t use that word lightly
I enjoyed the entire season. But this first episode. Wow.
This is art god dang it's art. And yes I live in Los Angeles
shocked to see fake Kor show up here since he was Mr. Poe on A Series of Unfortunate Events
nathan is so underrated
Damn i just realized he didnt actually tell him. I had a very vivid memory of the real guy saying that stuff to him
this scene deserved an emmy.
I think what's really interesting in this scene is that I reckon Kor's bullshit meter is strong enough to tell that Nathan isn't giving him the whole truth. Would Kor's reaction have been that bad if he confessed? Maybe, but Kor also had his own nightmare version of how his confession would go down that was drastically different from reality. But that's the genius of the fake reactions, because on some level, we actually want to be told that we're as bad as we think we are, it's validating to experience that.
One of the hardest times I've ever laughed.
The cut to Fake Kor hit me and my gf like a truck. Instantly hooked. Haven't laughed that hard probably since Nathan for you
This really is the greatest scene.
Best scene for sure
Okay so a lot of people say that Nathan never told Kor because it cuts from fake Kor to Nathan giving a compliment and then real Kor responding but we literally saw the same exact same cut at the beginning of this episode when Nathan explains the rehearsal concept to fake Kor and then real Kor.
In my opinion Nathan left it deliberately ambiguous whether he was consoling Kor for what he did to him or bailing on telling him at all.
If you cut straight from Kor saying the victory was the cherry on top to Nathan complimenting him there is a distinct change in demeanor from Kor and I'm not sure if that's just editing and picking specific moments from a long conversation to create a narrative or genuine apprehension from Kor after being told it was all rigged from the start
No, Nathan said "there's something I need to come clean about" which is why you see the real Kor's reaction where he gets serious in anticipation.. After that Nathan pauses for a long time (just like Kor did at the bar) contemplating whether or not to confess. That's when they flash back to the rehearsed confession and then back to the real scene again where he finally "confesses" that he thinks he's a great person. The editing is seamless for comedic effect but it's pretty clear that he didn't confess. Half of the joke is that he couldn't do himself what he is coaching Kor to do.
Bro I didn’t notice the transition on my first watch and I was like woahhhh.
This scene made me laugh harder than I've laughed at a TV show in years
They most definitely filmed the “rehearsed” scene after the fact. But it’s still absolutely hilarious
Seriously they should have casted him as The Flash
Really enjoyed the show but the first episode was perfect.
I need a season 2
the wonka music transports me
You fucked this all up💀
It's days like this I curse the Chinese for inventing gun powder
I wanted more of this.
so many people in the comments didn't get this scene 🤦♂
Dude i laughed my fooking ass off 🤣 in this part! Absolutely hilarious.
His name is Kor??? Wtf I thought I was the only person with that name!!
THE WONKA MUSIC 😂
Kor seems emotionally cold. Nathan did so much for him and Kor seems to hold that last bit against him, not able to see the wider importance beyond something so trivial as trivia
Please tell me that my friend and I werent the only ones who had NO Idea it was the kor-alike that actually freaked outthe first time we saw this!
me too 😭 I wouldn't have known this if I didn't watch this video
SAME. I was so drawn in I didn’t even notice. When Kor gave his backlash and told Nathan he was an awful person my heart dropped.
@@daniellund9153 😂 ikr my whole body went numb cuz I went from the usual second hand cringe Nathan doles out to second hand shock like stomach in my nuts feeling on his behalf lol
That's Mr Poe from the televised remake of A Series Of Unfortunate Events btw
Holy shit I didn’t even get the switch out watching this
I’ve seen this clip a couple times just noticed they switched real kor with fake kor
yikes
The realist “reality” program on television.
The fact that we will never know his actual reaction
There was no actual reaction. He rehearsed and it didn’t go well so he just complimented him instead
why does this show kinda make me sad
Because he’s straight up manipulating people and making fun of them to their faces and it’s horrible and unfortunately hilarious.
I watched this with my phone in my pocket had no idea it switched to the actor
Legit jump scare
“You fuck this all up” 😂
Tbh when I first watched this I didn’t notice the cut to fake kor and I left the episode thinking wow he’s kind of a dick, but this make so much more sense lmao
Synecdoche, New York
honestly rehearsal PEAKED with the first episode. it's perfect in every way. the incredibly elaborate bar stage. the whole feeding the trivia answers secretly bit. when they do the rehearsal and the friend actress does the worst possible case scenario. just eclipses everything that came after lol
Even him couldn’t go thru with it.
Real ones know the actor is Mr. Poe from ASOUE