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I’m so happy to see Nick having mobility in his clothes rather than having him in tops that look they cut off blood circulation.
Yup…definitely like the bare arms. ❤❤
I’m so excited about Tori’s storyline and as much as I love her apparition in scenes, we need more details. It’s going to be our Polin.
I miss in this little scene Oliver, Charlie's and Tori's little brother, he is so sweet and wholesome
Oliver is the cutest and my favourite in the series
I love that BIRDS OF A FEATHER is in Heartstopper!!!!!🎉
samee and the fact that this came out before the album…
It won’t be. Alice Oseman said it was only used in this teaser. The actual scene will have another song.
Jonathan Bailey will sadly only be in one scene but it’s gonna be beautiful because he went out of his way to ask if he could be in it somehow! ❤️
Several artists participated in the show just out of love for it. It wasn't just Olivia Coleman. The man who played Nick's father is a very famous actor in France. Taylor Swift was so touched by Darcie and Tara's scene where, they told each that they loved them, that she let them use one of her songs for free.
@@tommiller3017 it’s amazing. I love it.
@@tommiller3017 I know Conan wanted to be involved & have his music in it too which I loved to see!
Literally cannot wait! I wish they had incorporated Ollie into the show, that scene with Charlie talking to Tori about the L word feels so incomplete without him
In one of the bridgerton red carpets Jonathan Bailey mentioned that he knew someone who was associated with heartstopper and asked them if he could be a part of it in some way. And so when the opportunity came - he went for it
We knew at the end of last season that they love each other…the few times Nick almost said it, their increased intimacy, Charlie’s realization that he loves Nick on his walk home. If Alice wrote this episode like the comic, I’m going to be a mess on October 3. Season 3 - love, mental illness, future plans, and sex. ❤❤
Now I keep calling my tank tops “vests” 😂
October IS so far away...I say we all countdown together...🍂
No trust me the days are getting fast ❤
I made a GIF on the ‘I Love You’ bubble font sequence. It came out well.
Ugh I love heartstopper! I can’t wait for the next season. I would love if you guys reacted to Dead Boy Detectives, it’s such a good show💕
Famous Last Words: “It was quite sad.”
I am so stoked for this season, especially considering the fact that Jonathan bailey is gonna play a small role in it ❤️loved him sm in fellow travellers
We love Jonny B!
@@AStoryWorthTelling who doesn't love him ♥️♥️
I can’t wait for season three!!! It’s interesting how you talk about the pattern of expectations when one confesses their love for another as we got to see a bit of that last season with Tara and Darcy. So I’m betting this experience will be different for Nick and Charlie, and I really hope it might be like the way it was in the graphic novel. Besides Tori, I’d love to see more scenes with Mr. Ajayi and Mr. Farouk! 🍃🏳️🌈🩷💜💙
Please react to Dead Boy Detecives🩵
The fact that october 3rd is a national holiday in germany is perfect XD
Yassssss!!! We know what you’ll be doing that day!
I completely missed that when I first watched it.
With the whole I love you thing I would love u to watch dead boy detectives. It is so gd!
It Really is!! 🥰 And we already know that Alex is going to be swooning over One specific Character in particular!! 🤣
Yesss!!
I think Nick was going to tell Charlie that he loved him near the end of 2:8. "I love your hair. I love your eyes. I love....." And the divine Olivia Coleman is heard to say, "Nicky! I'm home." after keys in the lock and the door opening. I think that the "I love you" plotline is either going to be resolved quickly or is going to be used for Charlie to spiral a bit in anxiety of saying it. Nick adores Charlie. He can't even look at him since the "snow day" without love being written all over his face. We only see Nick look truly worried about Charlie when Charlie is not there. When they're together, he's completely bonkers in love.
My theory is that each episode title actually refers to NICK rather than Charlie. Nick Meets Charlie in 1:1. Nick has a Crush on Charlie by 1:2. They kiss in 1:3 [and Nick has been having a proper full on gay crisis the whole episode]. He needs it to be kept a Secret. Charlie says "He's my friend." in Friend but that refers to Nick and he and Imogen decide to "just be friends". Nick is the one that has the many scenes with girls in Girls. Harry is the Bully, but it is Nick who fights him and pulls him off of Tao. And finally, Nick is who says "We're boyfriends!"
2:1 Nick is coming Out. Family expands Nick's family with David and mention of Nick's dad first happening and we see that all is not nice in the Nelson household. Promise is Nick's promise to Tori that he'll protect Charlie [and it also references Tao and Elle having promised to put their friendship above all else in season one and how they're navigating becoming a couple. Every episode has other tie ins]. Challenge is for Nick not to kiss Charlie [which, by the way, it is Charlie who kisses Nick first. What's he supposed to do, lie still like a statue?]
Heat is one of the least Nick-centric names. The heat is on because of the hickey and Ben saying he wanted Charlie back and Nick starting to push back on being asked if he gave Charlie the hickey, but the main heat is Elle and Tao [which Nick encouraged by his convo with Elle on the stairs just before it happens] and the intensity of the convo after Charlie faints, Nick speaks French, and heading toward Nick's dad. Nick can't tell the truth to his dad, at least he can't blurt it out in the moments he has to do so but then Dares to tell the Truth in that episode and then the convo continues when he truthfully says that he's not ready to do anything more than kissing. More truths get said between Tara and Darcy and Yousef and Nathan.
Sorry is about a lot, but it is mostly about Nick's sorry excuse for a dad. In fact, Nick STARTS his coming out to his dad with the word "Sorry." He apologizes to his Mum when he leaves the table, "Sorry, Mum." He says "Sorry" again when Mum comes outside to them just after and she says that how his dad is is "A very sad way to exist." Dad says Sorry to Nick and says he wants to do better but in the moment he can't remember if David, obviously his favorite is going to Uni in Edinburgh or Glasgow. Tori calls David "a pathetic little man" and she could have just as easily said "a sorry little man". Nick's Mum says "sorry about all the drama" to Charlie's Mum who also says "sorry" about how she'd been thinking of Nick when they're leaving, "He's a very nice boy" she just doesn't use the word. And Perfect, well, it was a perfect end. Elle and Tao are moving forward, Tara and Darcy are moving forward, Nick is worried about Charlie. Charlie might become more of a focus in Season 3, but it is going to be Nick by his side for it.
We also have many other love stories to expand in the next season. Yousef and Nathan might have more to do. Coach Singh and her wife might appear. Imogen and Sahar is being hinted at. Isaac might find a bit of happiness perhaps with the other Lambert student. Even Harry might get a girlfriend, maybe even Imogen [a girl with options!]. He stood up for her to Ben and his arc seems to be bending that way, the redemption of his character flaws. He's only just 16 and could do with some need to make someone else happy, to care about someone else's feelings [which Isaac encourages in him before the Eiffel Tower climb after which is when he defends Nick and Charlie.].
But it will be Nick and Charlie at the center. And at the center of that, it will be Nick making sure that Charlie is healing, not becoming broken. As Nick says "I've done so many scary things because you were by my side." That's how he sees Charlie, the person who makes him strong. How could he do less for Charlie?
The beginning, that was pure evil. 😂
Best cold open ever! Well done, Josh 😂
He’s savage!!!! 🤣
Both of them look beyond adorable. Such a cute love story ❤
Without spoiling anything, mental health and intimacy are the big focuses of the graphic novel volumes and novella being adapted for season 3 so… I think you’re on the right track with your expectations!
Charlie’s quite mature in a lot ways, but I think his nerves around saying “I love you” and not wanting to “pressure” Nick into reciprocating also have a lot to do with his insecurities and tendency to overthink and doubt himself. You would think he’d have to know that Nick very nearly said “I love you” first in the season 2 finale!
Jonathan Bailey is confirmed as a cameo appearance, so sadly he probably won’t show up in more than one episode… but his role in the story is fun, and he couldn’t be more well cast! He’s actually been talking about wanting to be part of Heartstopper since the first season came out two years ago. Apparently he has a mutual friend with the show’s exec producer, so he reached out and asked to be involved, and that’s how he ended up with this role. (Which is in fact an author/influencer crush of Charlie’s!)
(Also… Tori’s definitely blunt, but I think this short clip was spliced in a way that made her advice seem extra abrupt and forceful lol.)
I can't wait for the new season and your reactions! Watching your videos reacting after was so delightful ❤
And Billie Eilish being part of the Heartstopper family with "I'll love you 'til the day that I die" from her new album ❤️❤️❤️
id really love for you two to react to an old period-piece queer film that is honestly so underrated,, maurice - with hugh grant and james wilby. its set in the 1910’s sort of era and based on the novel which is also very beautiful but i think the film really does it justice!
I can't wait for October 😭 I need it now
Also Jonathan bailey plays jack Maddox guest role like in the book
Josh - we needed you in a vest 💪💪💪💪
oh god can't wait for the third season ! I think i'm gonna need just a second to accomodate to haw grown up they look now in comparison to how old they're supposed to be. But i love these characters so much
Shows like "Heartstopper" and "Young Royals" are great, and I like them a lot, but there are also other fish in the sea, and some of them are absolute classics of cinema. Believe it or not, there probably are a couple people, but not many, I suppose, who were born in the past 20 years who've watched classics like "Rope" (1948) and "Boys in the Band" (1970). Actually, there's a lot of gay coding in Hitchcock's films. If you're in-the-know and paying attention, it's kind of fun to pick it out. Besides "Rope," where it's very obvious, examples are to be found in "The Lady Vanishes" (1938), "Rebecca" (1940), "Strangers on a Train" (1951), "North by Northwest" (1959) and "Psycho" (1960). Other older, good films with gay characters/subtexts include "Tea and Sympathy" (1956), "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (1958), "Suddenly, Last Summer" (1959), "Some Like it Hot" (1959), "Victim" (1961), "The Deadly Affair" (1967), "Advise and Consent" (1962), "Les amitiés particulières/This Special Friendship" (1964), "Victor/Victoria" (1982), "The Hitcher" (1986), "Doing Time on Maple Drive" (1992), "The Talented Mr Ripley" (1999), "Go" (1999), "The Mudge Boy" (2003), "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" (2011) etc. If you like series, there's the horror/family drama "The Haunting of Hill House" (2018), which features a lesbian character and is absolutely incredible. I suppose some of today's "sophisticated" gays would find some of these films horribly dated, but, if they actually thought about them, they'd think not. Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose. "Rope" is a very good movie, but also very disturbing. So much so, I can't watch it again. "Les amitiés particulières" and "The Hitcher" are also rather disturbing, but I find C. Thomas Howell in "The Hitcher" to be irresistible. In "The Deadly Affair" you get to see an excerpt of Marlowe's "Edward II." It's the part involving the hot poker, unfortunately. What an interesting play, though.
4:35 I love the couples photo symbolism
When I saw the trailer! I scream too loud in my bedroom! Oops! I am so excited! 🥰💜
Have you considered exploring content that falls outside your generation? While I love your content, I would be curious how you would react to media from the 1990s, the 1980s or before-just for comparison and opinions. Such different generations but a common struggle. 😊 Gen X here.
I need Alex's shirt.
Quote of the Day: “Who needs sleeves, eh?”
there is rumours that the age rating is going up for this season as it tackles a lot more dark themes and its more sexual just like in the comics
Yea Alice said soooo
Have you thought of doing Nimona? I think you would love it :-)
It’s on our Patreon!
@@AStoryWorthTelling Then I will have to check how to do it. Quite new on this whole thing of reactions (not the youngest anymore 🤪). I just discovered you two and am enjoying your whole content a lot. Greetings from Germany!
Let's just say this kind of slow burn with their relationship works in the very-English, suburban, fancy-school setting. Both Nick & Charlie's pasts have taught them to be cautious about expressing themselves, it's sort of the reason the story exists. Season 3 will clear away a lot of the hedges in the garden, lol.
Spoilers spoilers everywhere! It must be a nightmare trying to avoid them. But at the same time it's weird already knowing what's going to happen in Season 3. I only saw the first season without any prior information, and I was on edge of my seat throughout. The scene they chose for the teaser is ripped out of the pages of the book (although Charlie says "tank top" instead of "vest"). It sparks such anticipation wondering how other pages will come to life. But it is different from seeing everything fresh for the first time.
I’m quite intrigued to see Hayley Atwell as Nick’s Aunt and 2 minutes silence for the homophobic industry who couldn’t free up Olivia Colman’s dates.
If you read the comic, season 3 is sad because it will go in depth of Charlie eating disorders. Nick is probably applying for university which will create issues on the relationship.
Without spoiling anything plot specific, having also read the comic, I’m not sure I totally agree with this assessment. 😊
As Joe has said in a few interviews now, season 3 will dig deeper into some dark issues and there will certainly be sad moments, but there will always be a light at the end of the tunnel, where we know things will turn out okay!
4:59 He’s been working out since Season 1 got over. Tell us something new
cucumber reaction plz🙏
There is a Kit Connor workout video on youtube. Just saying.^^
stilling waiting for femme we only just watch the trailer , all the love from south africa
Coming soon!
Happy about more Tori. Also excited to see where things go knowing where we are in the books at this point. I just wish the writing and acting were better 😅
The acting and the writing in Heartstopper is exceptional , the show has won many awards including five Emmy awards in it's first season and Kit Connor won an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Performance in the Children's and Family Emmy Awards and also best actor in the Royal Television Society Awards, and season 3 has not come out yet. The writing follows the books very well and the books have sold just under 9 million, so I don't think your comments are warranted about the acting and writing.
@@lindawalsh514 this has nothing to do with the books or the children’s Emmy’s. I feel the acting and writing is cringe, partly because I think some of the stuff just doesn’t translate well from book to screen and feels clunky and awkward. It doesn’t mean I don’t still enjoy the show, but it’s okay to have an opinion that differs from your own.
I haven't read the books/novels yet, so this is pure speculation, but I think Series 3 is going to be quite dark, and I'm anticipating a mixed finale. Isn't that true-to-life? We've seen already an increasingly dark progression going from Series 1 to Series 2. It was foreshadowed quite clearly from the get-go that Charlie has issues because of what happened to him the year before, the eating disorder for sure which Charlie eventually admits after Nick's coaxing. That's bad enough, but there's more. This Series I think I saw Charlie doing something to himself, like pinching or whatnot under his wrist, when he was stressed. What's up with that? Now, at the very end, he tells Nick he has a self-harm problem. Wonderful! What's this going to mean for Charlie and Nick's relationship, which is also going to be next level from now on? God forbid, Charlie attempts suicide! Also, Nick is going to have to start thinking about his future and what that means. What sort of stress is that going to put on Charlie? Are Charlie's problems and Nick's reaction going to cause Charlie to regard Nick as another Ben? Of course, we know Nick would never be like that. Ugh, I see all sorts of dreadful scenarios possible. It's going to be a bumpy ride in the final Series for many of the characters, I feel. Even so, I do so hate to see it all end. I really like these characters/actors.
By the way, I don't agree with the tack that was taken regarding Ben and Harry in Series 2. Yes, they both behaved dreadfully, especially Ben, and it is completely understandable why Charlie would want to shut them out, but, from a mental health perspective, I feel it would have been better for Charlie to forgive and forget the past as much as is humanly possible. We all make mistakes and sometimes do horrible things, but we can also grow as human beings. Also, by doing what he did, Charlie left Ben in a similar damaged state as himself. Does he really want to do that? I wouldn't think so.
I really admire what they did with Harry and Ben. Most programmes would have them being forgiven, what is needed -and what we got - is the portrayal that actually some things are beyond forgiving and forgetting and that's OK! We are not obligated to forgive people
@@charliec4405 No one is obliged to forgive, and in real life I know it's often a difficult proposition to forgive those who have done us wrong. I say this as someone who's pretty good at hating by the way. But, if the repentance is sincere, why not? If you don't, it seems _you_ now hold a grudge, and people who hold grudges are more likely to suffer from severe depression and PTSD. What do they say in "Star Wars?" Let go of your hate because that leads to the dark side? Something like that, right? Surprisingly, there's some truth to it. That may be, say, Charlie's problem. If it is, it's going to eat him alive and negatively impact those around him. Forgiveness, on the other hand, can have powerful health benefits. Observational studies, and even some randomized trials, suggest that forgiveness is associated with lower levels of depression, anxiety, and hostility; reduced substance abuse; higher self-esteem; and greater life satisfaction. So, why not - even if it's clichéd?