This is clay animation ?… I thought clay animation was Shows like Wallace and Gromit..Guppy and shit like that .. this loooks like Elmo style with puppets and shit
Fun fact: I told my therapist that I think of my anxiety like another voice in my head that makes me feel bad. She then suggested "Hey, try taking the authority away from the voice! Turn that voice into someone so ridiculous that you refuse to listen to them." So now I imagine my anxiety voice as Warren.
I love how Red Guys just so patient with Yellow lmao. The last episode Yellows just throwing all the dishes away and Red just calmly explains "...they go in the cupboard" and just before the big blowup in episode 4 he stands up for Yellow and tries to get Duck to back off. Not to mention that when Yellow forgets the password, instead of getting outraged he just asks him to try to remember, even if hes still mildly frustrated.
This could just be me. But I feel the reason why their as much gore as their was in the web series was because of limitations. But I dunno. It could just the me.
I think they use gore or implicated gore as a method of shock or to ramp up the tone of the show in the final act of an episode, which they don't commonly do and I appreciate that. Like you said they rely on psychological horror like in the first episode they live out their lives fully, only to realize they're still in the montage of a song that's yet to be finished. And that is brilliant.
As someone who can't sell his novel and whose family recently got rid of our landline, I can't help but feel like this show is speaking to me directly.
I love how Stain is a genuinely inspiring person to be around to the point where the group would be better off with him, but they don’t want to accept him as a replacement for Duck, who just harasses and talks down to everyone around him. So they just slowly turn him into Duck until it leads to his death.
Are we sure Stain was the one that died? I wouldn't put it past them to kill off the original Duck and with where they were standing when the murder happened, it very well could have been the real Duck.
@@makerflaker8358also at 46:37 you can see maggots in the decapitated Duck's blood. Stain wouldn't have maggots in them, they haven't been buried like the original Duck was.
What’s even more disturbing to think about is at that point, does even matter if the real duck was the one that died? They basically turned Stain into duck already, so much that if he really did kill the real duck, he’s already become duck enough to the point that stain is long gone. Quite trippy to think about
As someone who's done puppetry professionally, it's worth noting that the level of personality and emotion they're getting out of the main characters is *extremely* hard to do, especially since they aren't using the Muppet style of overly animated or energetic movement, or with any moving parts other than arms and mouth. Mad respect for the puppeteers and puppet masters
@@Sheep-Shagger It’s official, just not the original series. The original was TH-cam only, this was played on TV and had more money to work with. (Of course the money part is an assumption, but I think it’s a fair one lol)
As a new fan, I went to the webseries and only seen clips of the TV series and tbh, I think I like the TV series more. Red, being my favorite, has more character to him unlike the webseries. I found him really really dull in the og but I absolutely love him in this and his whole arc of wanting to get out of this nightmare and being self aware. Also love the hidden lore. I love when things like this have a story element to it, like how it was for me when the first FNAF game came out.
I love reds constant need for normalcy. He always says stuff like “it’s fine, just ignore it.”, or “no no, he’s fine, it’s fine.” It just adds even more of an unsettling factor to every episode. TLDR, red needs therapy.
i like the TV show a smidge more because the three actually interact and talk. we also get to see the character's personalities more. honestly, this was really well made. i love this so much.
I just adore the different mediums they use. The practical effects, claymation, hand drawn animation.. There was so much love put into making this series and it really paid off. I really hope they plan to do another season.
Even after years, DHMIS is scarier and more psychologically distressing than most horror movies. Just says a lot about how much care and detail the creators have.
That's because most horror movies rely on cheap jumpscares that are supported by poorly written stories. That's why I often find myself saying "I dont like horror." when thats not really true, its just that horror is rarely done well, which is a pity because just look at this show
Most horror movies rely of physical scared then distressing types of scares and that's what tends to make DHMIS so scary is how it doesn't look scary but when the blood and gore shows up it's more so distressing to you to see
“How do we get out of here or away from you immediately” “How strange, they’re pretending they don’t respect me.” “Don’t get too close to them, they look feral.” Are also equally iconic lines that follow right after.
underrated moment at 58:24 that I never see in compilations *Duck:* “Where did you get this game?” *Twins:* “WE DIDN’T INVENT IT 👫” *Duck:* “Didn’t say you did”
I like how the relationships between the protagonists portraits. They're not friends, not family, but not a strangers also. They live together and experience things together, trying to deal with each other knowing nothing about themselves. That's very weird, but so cool to watch!
i always feared my stuffed animals and dolls were alive (anything that had eyes basically) i was afraid to treat any of them poorly because i thought they'd seek revenge. id like to think that I'm no longer afraid of that as an adult now, however i now fear spiders and insects want to seek revenge if i kill one of their buddies.
@@thedeserts I still have 2 stuffed animals from childhood and I'm 22, I don't think I could get rid of at least 1 of them but just for nostalgia/memory sake
My heart actually sank when duck pulled yellow's batteries out. They were so close. The book going into the shredder, seeing it take the last chance for these creatures to... I don't know, do *something,* it filled me with dread.
that part made me probably the most frustrated ive ever been when watching a series lol but yeah it sucked that it just ended on a cliffhanger. a cool detail i also noticed is that in every episode, there's always one of them who's more slightly more sane/aware of the things happening around (like with duck in the first, red driving the car in transportation, and in the last episode)
What with all the gore we’ve weathered as an audience (especially in the web series), the creators demonstrated pure narrative genius with the fact that watching Yellow _gleefully shred a book_ tops every other sequence as the final and most horrifying in the series.
@@gabsyp_ i mean, that's the point, isn't it? the show isn't *really* about having all the answers. it's not even about having any answers. knowing the larger machinations of what's going on would destroy the narrative without serving a larger purpose beyond satiating the people who watch too many theory videos on youtube trying to extract meaning from the wrong places entirely. that's not what art is supposed to do or be about.
I've seen a lot of people saying that Red Guy seems to be the least aware of the trio's situation, but that's not true at all, and I'm not sure how y'all're coming to that conclusion. He's more aware of their situation than either of the others, and it greatly affects his character. The way I see it, the 'he's oblivious idea' is a misinterpretation of two of his main character traits: *1.)* Red Guy is resistant to and questioning of a lot of the weirdness they deal with, with one exception; he will happily roll with whatever gets him the fuck out of the Nightmare House. > Ep.1 - Being in Upper Management in a boring factory gave him a stable environment and a means to avoid the Nightmare House, so it was able to latch onto him easily. > Ep.3 - He was enthusiastic about the family lessons and the idea that he had a 'real family' out there, because he was wishing that they could rescue him from this, in his own screaming words from Ep.4's opening, "actual nightmare". I feel that he was only so eager to dump his friends because he hoped it meant he could finally escape. > Ep.5 - He finally Had Enough and decided to take matters into his own hands. He could have easily left on his own, but Ep.3 made him realize that the other two weirdos he's trauma-bonded with are his family and if there's something better out there, he's bringing them, too. *2.)* Red Guy's main coping mechanism for dealing with things he can't change is to Avoid Thinking About It. > Ep.2 - Bird Guy is dead and after realizing this means that he's never coming back, Red Guy promptly focuses on anything but his own grief (which means putting down Yellow Guy's grief in the process,) which eventually turns into trying to make a replacement Bird Guy so he can pretend nothing is wrong. > Ep.3 - His family doesn't like him and he's immediately the odd one out. He's gone as quick as he came, unceremoniously dumped back into the house. All his hope and optimism was for nothing. He Does Not Want To Talk About It. > Ep.6 - Just... look at the end of Ep.5. He tries to be optimistic for Yellow Guy before breaking down into quiet crying, holding himself and rocking. This man is broken. In Ep.6 he throws himself fully into the horrible strangeness. He's given up. The Red Guy before Ep.5 would have been so happy that someone else was questioning the reality around them, but when Yellow Guy's batteries are changed, Red Guy is so terrified of what the horrible truths behind their garish personal hell could be that he blatantly tells Duck Guy to ignore it and throws himself into the teacher's lesson. So, no, he's not oblivious. He's painfully aware and it's taken a horrible mental toll on the guy. Someone hug this poor bastard, he's fucking terrified.
don’t hug him, he’s scared I’m sorry for that terrible joke.. anyways, this is a very well written comment and I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed how just incredibly sad this man is :(
I love how in the “Death” episode they made it clear that David was not his name, but continued to refer to him with pronouns for the rest of the episode without ever mentioning his real name
I love this show so much. Did anyone else notice during the jobs song, when the briefcase walks off into the closet still singing. He sings “or you can be the one to dig a hole for a funeral” Coincidence? I think not!
@@Hahahhahah_vroom yep, that's yellow guy's dad, Roy! I think he ran the show during season one, so it's a nod to that (an homage of sorts; he's still watching). He also disguises himself during that car scene when Yellow Guy found him on the road.
This is how 4th wall breaks should be done imo. Here it’s not stopping the flow of the show to insult the viewer. Instead it’s subtle & actually serves the plot. I really loved it
In a similar vein, i love the part where yellow and warren are inside yellow's brain and warren points out that the brain friends "aren't real, they're just animated." This show is the best
It went from absolutely horrific in the first season to now a family cult trying to kidnap someone for the mother role so they can get a family discount on chicken. Wild
He felt like the “new guy” of the teachers who didn’t know what he was getting into. Maybe that’s why the other teachers torture them; they’re just fucking annoying
I really like that the main characters know that something is wrong or strange. When something weird happens, they acknowledge it instead of acting like nothing happened.
I was very worried that the show wouldn't live up to watching the original 6 or so years ago. And then came the announcement that it was basically UK exclusive. Turns out, the show is incredible and I can just watch it here. Very happy :))
I love how this TV show makes it clear that Don't Hug Me I'm Scared is British. There's something oddly relatable about the interactions between the 3 main characters
If there has ever been a series I was eager to watch a multiple hours long "behind the scenes" episode about, this is it. The animation techniques coming in motion, the writers' room, character design sessions, the storyboard workshops, or even recording the voiceover... geez, what a creative ride it would be!
I remember watching these as a kid and being terrified but now as a 23 year old adult you realize how deep and philosophical this show was/is. It hides its deeper themes under a creepy child like theme. A true form of art.
honestly this series really leans into the subtle and unintentional existential dread kid's shows used to give me. Even when I was a kid I kinda hated how the characters could never actually leave their sets and houses, maybe sometimes they'd have special episode where they would switch up the set or something but they usually only pretended to experience the world they were trying to teach about. One that sticks out to me is the Upside Down Show. As charming and lovable as it is, most of the episodes are the main characters trying to leave their impossible surreal house to get somewhere in the real world. It gave me a feeling of dread and discomfort, maybe the hard parallel between the surreal puppets and the real world is what really kicked it into uncanny for me. regardless, i think the use of playful child like imagery is used very purposefully and effectively in this series
i used to watch the upside down show too, i loved that show but it always gave me an uncomfortable feeling when the rooms they would go in also had puppets or other dimensional aspects to it, making it seem like their world is just all a facade in a way, and at the end of each episode then they would find their way into the real world
I like how they kind of approached death, they made it funny they also made it scary and sad and it was actually kind of wholesome with “stain” I really liked it. Stain kinda reminds me of a child who doesn’t really understand the concept of death and they are oblivious to what has happened
who ever puppeted Todney KILLED IT. That family song and him jamming on the tambourine and the eye movements I CAN'T!!!! and the advice "get a nose ring" i think Family is my fave episode
Same! Todney is the best part of that episode. I still can’t get over “We’ve grown a little bit but at least we aren’t going backwards like grandma!” 😂💀
what scared me the most from all these episodes is the fact that roy still appears at the end of the credits and as well him making appearances in some episodes.
What’s interesting is that Roy seems unwelcome on the show now. The twins insult him, Red Guy kicks him out of the car, his sightings look as though he’s hiding rather than in control, hell he even disguises himself to tag along after the gang takes Episode 5’s plot off the rails. Seems that whoever’s in charge now clearly doesn’t want Roy to be involved. And he’s not happy about it.
1:37:05 I like the detail of how he says “this is our- where we are” instead of “this is our house/home”. It just shows that he also, like red guy, does not think of this place as a home, rather just a place he is.
Red's emotion at 1:54:31 was actually real in my opinion. It's like he couldn't handle going back 2 that house and if he did then he'd go insane since he's stuck there most of the time. He was desperate 2 go anywhere but that house and I feel sry 4 him. (Red is literally my favorite character in DHMIS cuz he's the most aware of things that go on around him and also cuz I think he would have the potential 2 break the loop and put an end 2 whatevers pulling the strings in DHMIS.)
Pretty sure the most that Red Guy knows is that they are trapped. There’s a pretty nice theory about it all! The other elements that the characters are most aware of are the fakeness and the danger YellowGuy is the one attributed with the former in the theory, but Duck has completely refused the realities pressured onto him multiple times now. he’s probably connected with “knowing they’re in danger” from how much he, ykno, dies I’m just so happy they’re all fully realized characters now! Can’t decide who my favorite is bc of how much each member adds. It really is the three of them
@@sammygecko_ I really don't know since I'm not a hardcore DHMIS fan. I just personally think since he's the most aware, he could put an end 2 it. But idk 4 sure.
i don’t think they’re self aware, i just think they were forgotten or something. they seem to be in Leslie’s head or something, with the only way for Leslie to progress/accept what happened is to climb up that 5th flight of stairs after a hug from yellow guy.
I love how they play on the "one adorable little girl having fun among the cute puppets" trope by having a creepy grown-up woman as the only human character.
I realized that after the teachers do their part or before it, they are always nice. Colin during his song he was very violent when they touched him, then glitched them out. Then during the friendship episode, he didn't care and gave them a gift. Larry drowned Yellow guy in the dream song. He then comforted yellow in the death episode. Tony aged them so bad in his song, but in the transport episode he was really nice to the electric dude to tell him not to waste his time because they left. Sketch, after her song, she said not to be creative again, warning them. It seems now they have free will before and after their time to shine, as they are basically useless to Lesley. They all seemed to warn them in their own way in each song, like Larry seemingly (to me) was showing yellow everything that happened so far so he can realize in his song. Sketch, like I said, after her song to never be creative again to warn them. Yellow guy in that also said "I am going to paint a picture of a clown!" But sketch immediately destroyed it. In Colin's song, you can hear a robot voice say "I am going to paint a picture of a clown. Your not invited to a party" so those two are connected.. It can show that yellow guy is like a robotic, and we know he has batteries. Tony said in his song that there is no future, as they are always on the same day and being repeated. Everything is connected.
32:17 God, as someone who lost a loved one recently, this scene hit a little too close to home. The funeral felt so uncomfortable, having so many people who knew them try to introduce themselves to me, constantly trying to spark conversation, even my parents trying to get me to take some of the sandwiches the funeral home had… The entire thing made grieving so much more difficult, because it added a whole new layer of anxiety. And I didn’t even want to go in the first place. I wish people would just leave strangers who clearly don’t need their help alone.
Fr. Ppl were mad at me for not eating anything after…and many Ppl misunderstood my sadness. Well I felt numb and held back my tears and my own mother said I’m cold blooded
I've been to a few funerals in my life. After my grandpa's, I decided I'd just not go to them anymore. It's not my fault for disliking how the entire experience makes me feel and that it just totally ruins my memory of the person I use to love. I decided I prefer to remember a person when they were alive than lying dead in a casket surrounded by sad witnesses. If anything, it's easier for me to move on when I don't have the vibe of a funeral stuck to my consciousness for the rest of my life.
Totally agree, all funerals i ever went to were a miserable experience, and not in the good grief-reducing or cathartic kind. It only makes things worse. Makes me pretty determined to directly order whoever has to organize it when I am kicking it to leave the whole thing out entirely. Get rid of my body for sanitary reasons, and that's it. No one has to be there for that, and those who actually want to remember me can do it better without, and have my stuff or photos to do it with. No grave, no nothing! It's all mostly an expensive scam anyway.
Me too- I lost my mom on October 4th and I was so shocked to watch this episode for the first time on the 8th. It’s so realistic to how people care for a couple minutes and then just leave you.
this show has had moments that have genuinely disturbed me and made me feel so uncomfortable, but it's still such a phenomenal and witty show. i love the direction they went from it and i really hope they continue.
All Roy moments (that I atleast found) 0:21 in the walls 3:47 in the shack 50:56 in yellow guy's imagination 1:08:40 outside the window walking 1:09:09 standing in the door 1:40:41 Roy in the passing plane 1:40:49 on the flags 1:46:59 in a disguise 1:51:11 in one of the windows in the form of a picture 2:16:47 behind the white sheet So yeah that was all of the times I found Roy in the TV show. If you find more tell me it in the comments.
This is honestly hilarious. I find this way more funny than scary, but there is still so much creativity and entertainment in the episodes. The darker moments add so much personality to the show and it’s a personality I don’t find much in other content. I’m glad the creators got the chance to expand on their ideas and the budget to accomplish them
i love the fact that if keeps referencing everything being a loop. that they are always being told how or what to do by something, that they are always in the same place, that yellow guy has memories of when he had gone up stairs before and met the bigger ones, but doesn't remember. it feels like duck is the only one oblivious to it, yellow guy is the only one with the answer, and red guy feels miserable with the current situation, and knows something ids wrong.
All three of them can tell when something is wrong, just in different ways. Red Guy is the first to call out stuff or be antagonistic to the teachers, but rarely does anything substantial. He knew the score when he and Roy ran the show, but now he feels trapped, confused and helpless. Yellow Guy seems to cryptically “get it” sometimes, but he’s too immature for it to stick. He’s easily distracted, and the teachers abuse this. Duck Guy knows when danger is coming and will usually be the first to point it out. As the only hired member of the cast, he may know more than he lets on - but unfortunately, he learned a long time ago not to go off-script.
[28:15/1:52:22] I love how even though the show is batshit crazy and nonsensical. There's still a level of consistency even to the subtlest of details. In the "Death" episode, The Shepherds Pie recipe requires a "Rat Egg", now you'd initially see this as a mispronunciation of "Raw Egg" or an absurdist joke about needing the egg of a rat. But when we see Yellow Guy's dream sequence about living in a new neighborhood, The Narrator directly mentions the bird given by the neighbor as a "Rat" thus explaining the recipe being twisted in Leslie's perspective not a mispronunciation or absurdist humor.
Furthermore, when yellow guy describes Warren’s eyes as looking like those of a rat. Yellow is actually saying that his eyes look similar to those of a bird. Such as an eagle who’s wings are taking a little longer to sprout.
I'm happy how far this has gotten. I remember when it was just a scary video on TH-cam now it's a full show. it's amazing and I'm happy I've been here since the beginning
I can't be the only one who feels bad for Stain Edwards, right? Like, he was so wholesome, and he wanted to have a whole life, but Red Guy just forced him to be a replacement for Duck Guy because he refused to deal with his grief. It's sad :(
Idk if I missed something but I really couldn’t tell who killed who in the ep so if anything the rest of the show couldve been stain. Idk if that sounds stupid but I can’t stop thinking about it
@@dayarodriguez4068 Stain Edwards was a blob of clay-ish material, so despite being able to change form she would still be made of clay. The bird guy that got killed had blood and meat, no clay to be seen…
i really like how in the stress song when it said that the cube is in the garden, but the garden isnt real it zooms out to show the garden was outside of their house. such a cool way to show that they’re possibly being controlled by leslie
The episode about family hit the uncomfortable spot in the uncanny valley so hard I couldn't look away. It's like a train crash in slow motion and I love it.
Y'know, I just had a theory. What if the episodes are told in a backwards, or at the very least out of order? Yellow guy has memories of when he was smart several episodes before the last, and the paper that Duck is reading in the second episode refers to a blackout and to the worm "fired for harassment". That could just be foreshadowing, which is most likely the case, but what bothers me is a little detail I noticed. In the last episode, Yellow guy accidentally knocks the head off of Duck's toy, which Lesley had. Presumably this is how she both controls their lives and revives them. I wonder if that has anything to do with why seemingly the papers believe Duck is dead? The only other time he dies in the series is the same episode where he reads the newspaper, and surely enough, his head gets chopped off. And as a side note, notice how when his head gets chopped off its full of organs, not clay like his clone is presumably made of. Just some thoughts.
This is such a cool theory it makes so much sense! It explains why yellow rambles about a dream he had and it sounds like what happened when he got the new batteries even though he wouldn't know about it yet. I wonder what order is the correct one? I feel like jobs could potentially still be the first one because as far as I know there aren't any references to future episodes although I could just be forgetting.
Or it could be sort of like a loop. There were pictures of the yellow guy going to those higher floors. It's probably happened before. He got smart before. But whenever any of them gets close to properly realizing the existencial nightmare they're trapped in and tries to escape it, it gets reset, essentially. We saw that Leslie has a bunch of them, which explains why it's all always "back to normal" at the start of every episode; think of the transport episode, where Red becomes aware that it's all wrong and is completely desperate to get out of the house, and they actually manage to do that but get stranded at the junkyard... and then Leslie just puts them back in the house and Red doesn't even reference the events in the next episode, as if his dread was suddenly gone. I mean even the house is spinning around at the start of each episode... going in circles..
A few details: - you can see Unemployed Brendan's script in the trash throughout later episodes - the paper that contains news about Green Ducks death mentions Warren the eagle getting fired - the apple that tries to sing but gets eaten by the twins falls off a tree in the background during Green Ducks funeral - you can see the house the show takes place in located in yellow guys ear implying the show takes place in his head - the business that warrens friends wouldn't invest in is the pizza place he's trying to convince the guys to visit for a restaurant style meal (one of the pamphlets he shows them is for "Worm Pizza") - Toddney and Lily's grandmother is actually the last person to serve as their mother, the tea they serve causes people to mutate - Roy can usually be seen when the weather gets stormy (he's one of the neighbors looking out the window during Yellow guys community fantasy) - the Green Duck that gets offed is surrounded by maggots meaning Stain duck is the one that lived -the picture with Dr. Bushman's diagnosis clearly show yellow guy is battery powered - the symbols on the book Leslie gives yellow guy appear through the entire show
Another good one is the recurring motif of there being multiple ducks Like when stain edwards replaces duck, in family when duck sings about being his own family and in electricity where Leslie talks about always having "extras". When she opens the draw though its all ducks
Holy.. wow!! I was 8 years old when I discovered this series and now I’m 16! This production has gone a longgggg way and I’m so very proud of everyone who made it possible. The 2 and a half hours of DHMIS was the best 2 of my life! I cant wait to see what brings in the future! xxx
Yeah it's been 8 years for me too my brother showed me this when I was 8 and it terrified me lol. All I can say is it was worth the wait for sure. The team did an amazing job
DHMIS Sing Alongs 0:00 Three Of Us (Ep. 1) 3:12 Jobs 4:17 Unemployed Brenden’s Song / Jobs Pt. 2 8:55 Vending Machine Song 17:11 Stress 21:44 Jobs Pt. 3 22:53 Ep. 1 Credits Theme 23:22 Three Of Us (Ep. 2) 27:24 The Big Day 29:59 Yellow Guy’s Trumpet Solo 36:10 Three Of Us (W/ Stain) 39:31 Stain Edwards Song 42:38 Memories 46:05 Four Of Us 46:40 Duck’s Song About Shaking Hands 47:05 Three Of Us (Ep. 3) 51:38 What Does Family Mean To Me And My Family? 1:02:15 Duck’s Family 1:05:49 The Nighttime Song 1:08:04 Make The Call 1:10:27 The Nighttime Song (Credits Rendition) 1:10:54 Three Of Us (Ep. 4 Actual Nightmare!) 1:16:36 Warren The Eagle’s Friends 1:19:38 The Information Highway 1:21:46 Brain Friends 1:23:47 Yumpherdinger’s Celebration Song 1:25:22 Yumpherdinger’s Celebration Song Pt. 2 1:29:44 Brain Friends Pt. 2 1:30:35 Brain Friends Pt. 3 1:32:42 The Worm In Your Brain 1:34:24 Three Of Us (Ep. 5) 1:39:38 Transport 1:45:57 Time Child 1:46:19 Car Song 1:48:42 Grolton & Hovris Theme 1:57:18 Chu Chu Chu Says The Train 2:00:38 Electricity / Shredder 2:05:57 Insurance 2:10:04 Boundaries / Sedimentary Rocks 2:20:50 Three Of Us (Instrumental)
27:52 This entire show is a masterpiece, but I cannot get over the transition to the Shepard’s Pie 😭😭 The creators just keep the audience guessing, it’s so good 👍 And 50:30 aldnekdnksndjejdb
I love how red guy goes “I guess we could share-“ and duck just goes “I WANT BOTH” after saying he was a father figure not a good father figure it seems😂
as much as i love the creepy horror i also love the humor, it breaks up the unease and enhances the surreal absurdity. I loved the originals and still do but i love how developed these are, and it's fantastic to see so much artistic talent on display
Spoilers I am pretty sure that Leslie was so cooperative with Yellow Guy and actually agreed to giving him the answers he sought because she knew the trio would never be able to cooperate or listen to each other and read the book they were given, instead of shredding it (they have proven their uncooperativeness countless times in the TV series, especially in the penultimate episode). In other words, she never really wanted to give them any answers; she wants to keep the cycle going, she knows that answers would destroy the cycle, but she also knows that she can actually handle the situation much better if she makes herself seem, while still mentally twisted and creepy, like Roy, not quite as villainous as him (who was set on torturing his son) but rather a relatively good-natured person (at least in the audience's eyes, as Yellow Guy most likely doesn't remember her, at least consciously, after Duck changed his batteries back). And to be honest, that is what makes her an even more ominous antagonist, imho. She seems like a "relief" from the previous "omnipotent force" of the miniseries, but in actuality she is even more sinister. Of course, this is all assuming that she is indeed the one that is handling the strings and that she's not a puppet herself that just knows the situation but has accepted it and rolls with it.
I see her role as a metaphor for god. She is testing them and each floor is a trap to find the true wisdom. Her level seems like the end but it was itself a test as he did not question her, he didn't have the high enough critical thinking skills. So this final episode is in my view an allegory to Plato's cave.
I don't know if it's my ADHD or my autism, but this is the best thing in the entire world. I have never been happier with anything else in my entire life. Please make more forever. Please. Thank you for this.
I notice new details every time I rewatch this. The amount of care and artistry put into this series is incredible. 01:19:40 - The pie chart and "nothing" being references to the original web series 01:27:15 - There's a decoration in the background that looks like Yellow's ear A lot more I can't remember off the top of my head. A lot of things that should've been obvious on the first viewing but flew over my head because there's just so much going on in every single frame, and so much to digest with the dialogue and the underlying themes. I love this show.
Red guy: It’s not your fault. You’re just a *BLEEEEP* Duck guy: Yeah, you can’t help it. You’re just a *BLEEEP* Warren: Okay, S T O P! Hands down the funniest moment in the whole show for me. Incredible work made by incredible people
1:54:34 "I'M NOT GOING BACK INTO THAT HOUSE!!" Felt that line from Red more than any others. He clearly has serious truama from being a prisoner in the house and that line is when it all boils over for him. And the tragedy is he both saw that "freedom" isn't any better than the guilded cage and didn't even get to choose which one to be in because Lesley throws him back in the prison anyway.
That's actually really simular to how a teenager with extremely strict parents would feel. Their parents just coddle them in a environment that never changes, and often once they leave to be on their own, they find that freedom isn't any better.
1:34:00 can somebody please take the precious time out of their lives to make a transcript of what they're screaming to each other lol it's not for lore it's just the most fascinating part of this whole show to me
This is most I can do, I have to edit it lots though to hear what to type next Edit: Others yelling* Red guy: I DONT WANT TO DO THIS ANYMORE (x2) Yellow guy: He hit me in the eye! Red guy: I HURT HIM, DONT YOU WANT TO GO ON THE COMPUTER, 'YES YES'! WELL BOOHOO Duck: Well its your fault cause you never think twice about it! Red guy: MY FAULT! MY FAULT?! Duck: COME HERE! glass breaks again* Yellow guy screams in pain: Red guy: HIS EYE! YOU NEVER EVER TALK ABOUT- Knife swishes followed by yellow guy screaming again* Duck: YOU LITTLE PIG! Pig sounds* Yellow guy: GET BACK FROM ME! Machine gun sounds* Red guy: YA MORON Yellow guy rezs chainsaw* Yellow guy: ILL KILL YOU Red guy: Oh really!? Duck: NYOO! Yellow guy: *EEEUUURRRGH* -
Love rewatching the show, it's really fun seeing seeing all the foreshadowing, like the briefcase guy saying "or be the guys who dig a grave" or "restaurant style lasagna" and "restaurant style meal".
I’ve watched this at least once a day almost every day since October 2022. Hyper fixated is an understatement. So many Easter eggs I’m still finding new ones. I love this thank you so much for the upload
56:03 is my absolute favourite part, red guy trying to befriend father and brother and im like ' yes smart move ' then when brother slowly turns and glares at red im like ' SHUT UP ' and red guy immediately gets intimidated and stops making small talk. Love this show for the realistic humour in a fairytale kids world
0:00 Jobs
23:23 Death
47:05 Family
1:10:53 Friendship
1:34:24 Transport
1:57:49 Electricity
Happy viewings everyone!!
Thank you so much
Thanks
Thanks bro
Aye anything man glad u loved it
Thank you so much
"I'm not stressed. I'm unemployed"
Is probably one of the best lines in ep1
Time stamp pls
@@abbexx4283 16:59
Don’t forget “that’s not a job, that’s a walts!”
“Is that true?”
*S Q U I S H*
i like my child
😜but not as much as i like lasagnaaaaa🤪
'get AWAY from me duncan!'
“Look we get the general idea. Families are nice, you have a bigger house than us” underrated line, Duck is iconic
58:39
me when i get invited over to someone's house
I think it’s crazy how this went from a kickstarter with 3-8 minutes of gory horror to a 20-30 minute tv show
honestly it's more funny than anything
1:14:50 Look at Lady
happy tree friends
Watch it again
@@PlayStationClassic..they’re talking about the web series
The amount of work that went into this production is absolutely staggering
The Brits are way out front when it comes to edgy entertainment.
The claymation in episode 2 is insane
This is clay animation ?… I thought clay animation was Shows like Wallace and Gromit..Guppy and shit like that .. this loooks like Elmo style with puppets and shit
@@unknownastroid_2240 most of the series is puppets aside from red guy, but the pink character in episode 2 is claymation !
I couldn’t have said it better myself! The visual quality in every episode can’t be praised enough!
Fun fact: I told my therapist that I think of my anxiety like another voice in my head that makes me feel bad. She then suggested "Hey, try taking the authority away from the voice! Turn that voice into someone so ridiculous that you refuse to listen to them." So now I imagine my anxiety voice as Warren.
Holy crap thanks for this tip! That’s genius, I’m gonna give it a shot!
Restraunt style meal
Definitely gonna try this
if i did this, i would burst out laughing in the middle of a panic attack. “yOU ArE A WOrthLEsS ASsHoLe!”
Def trying this
I love how Red Guys just so patient with Yellow lmao. The last episode Yellows just throwing all the dishes away and Red just calmly explains "...they go in the cupboard" and just before the big blowup in episode 4 he stands up for Yellow and tries to get Duck to back off. Not to mention that when Yellow forgets the password, instead of getting outraged he just asks him to try to remember, even if hes still mildly frustrated.
1:59:00-1st one
Couldnt find the middle one😢
1:12:11-3rd one
I'm amusing you mean this part? 1:33:49
I didn't realize that before. It's so wholesome!
didn't red guy curse at yellow at 1:14:25?
@@goodiupdown yeah but in a kindly manner
“Attention freaks, it’s me” is how I greet people now
Where was this? 😆
@@eileenumanafirst part/story
6:26
It seems that they’ve moved from gore horror to psychological horror and honestly I’m loving it
With hints of comedy
This could just be me. But I feel the reason why their as much gore as their was in the web series was because of limitations. But I dunno. It could just the me.
I think they use gore or implicated gore as a method of shock or to ramp up the tone of the show in the final act of an episode, which they don't commonly do and I appreciate that. Like you said they rely on psychological horror like in the first episode they live out their lives fully, only to realize they're still in the montage of a song that's yet to be finished. And that is brilliant.
It was always psycholgical
Well they used both in this series. But this gore is more humorous.
As someone who can't sell his novel and whose family recently got rid of our landline, I can't help but feel like this show is speaking to me directly.
Whats it about
@@Kbreezeproduction Three best friends go on an adventure to find a magic pirate ship and save the day
they're not your family anymore if they got rid of the landline. sorry you have to find out this way
took me a few reads before I got it omg....
@@sound-nin6852 elaborate for the not so smart people?
The fact that the duck sees himself like the dad is so self centered but so nice and in character
I found that funny to be honest but red guy is more of a father figure
@@PlayStationClassic.. Yes
When he put the piece of bread in the toaster .How was your I just thought William Afton
@@PlayStationClassic.. he was the mom and idk why but it low-key fits
Duck gets treated poorly, even for lunch.
I love how Stain is a genuinely inspiring person to be around to the point where the group would be better off with him, but they don’t want to accept him as a replacement for Duck, who just harasses and talks down to everyone around him.
So they just slowly turn him into Duck until it leads to his death.
Stain deserved better tbh
Are we sure Stain was the one that died? I wouldn't put it past them to kill off the original Duck and with where they were standing when the murder happened, it very well could have been the real Duck.
@@48BoxerI just noticed that too. Stain was on the left originally and then stain was on the left with the shovel while the real duck was on the right
@@makerflaker8358also at 46:37 you can see maggots in the decapitated Duck's blood. Stain wouldn't have maggots in them, they haven't been buried like the original Duck was.
What’s even more disturbing to think about is at that point, does even matter if the real duck was the one that died? They basically turned Stain into duck already, so much that if he really did kill the real duck, he’s already become duck enough to the point that stain is long gone. Quite trippy to think about
NEVER fall asleep with this playing in the background holy crap i just woke up from the scariest unnerving uncomfortable dream ever
Can you describe it?
Pls we need it
Did you have a
NIGHTMARE?????!!!!!!!
Looks like someone’s having a bAd DrEaM!
you could have a dream about riding a horse
or you could have a dream about drowning in oil
As someone who's done puppetry professionally, it's worth noting that the level of personality and emotion they're getting out of the main characters is *extremely* hard to do, especially since they aren't using the Muppet style of overly animated or energetic movement, or with any moving parts other than arms and mouth. Mad respect for the puppeteers and puppet masters
Ikr I aspire for that level of expression and precision. Incredible how skilled the team behind this is, wish it was more recognized
Duck Guy’s eyelids do move, but other than that, they are pretty simple puppets.
i think that’s less of the puppeteering and more based on the writing. the script and pacing of the show fit the lack of facial dynamic, etc.
the red puppet is uncanny sometimes, it probably takes a lot of skill to move that one
@@knivesnico8775 he’s a person in a suit
Didn't think they'd pull it off but this is actually better than the original series. The people behind this are geniuses.
Wait is this not official?
@@Sheep-Shagger It’s official, just not the original series. The original was TH-cam only, this was played on TV and had more money to work with. (Of course the money part is an assumption, but I think it’s a fair one lol)
As a new fan, I went to the webseries and only seen clips of the TV series and tbh, I think I like the TV series more.
Red, being my favorite, has more character to him unlike the webseries. I found him really really dull in the og but I absolutely love him in this and his whole arc of wanting to get out of this nightmare and being self aware.
Also love the hidden lore. I love when things like this have a story element to it, like how it was for me when the first FNAF game came out.
@@sek-ai8978 they probably had like. $2k LOLOLOLOL
@@CrypticSHRIEK lowkey red guy looks like Zoidberg
I love reds constant need for normalcy. He always says stuff like “it’s fine, just ignore it.”, or “no no, he’s fine, it’s fine.” It just adds even more of an unsettling factor to every episode. TLDR, red needs therapy.
What no I’m fine,Its fine.
@@K1tzCreeper lmao
@@K1tzCreeper lol
@@K1tzCreeper What The XD
We love Red Guy
i like the TV show a smidge more because the three actually interact and talk.
we also get to see the character's personalities more. honestly, this was really well made. i love this so much.
I just adore the different mediums they use. The practical effects, claymation, hand drawn animation.. There was so much love put into making this series and it really paid off. I really hope they plan to do another season.
The Twins' mouths are CGI, and it's really creepy when you realise.
Adore?!!?! How this is for children and i can't believe it how is this for children
@@Priyanjali111 Who gave you the idea this is for children?
@@Priyanjali111 its not actually for children :/
I thought them using ai art was pretty neat, using it adds an uncanny effect to it (kinda like liminal land)
Even after years, DHMIS is scarier and more psychologically distressing than most horror movies. Just says a lot about how much care and detail the creators have.
That's because most horror movies rely on cheap jumpscares that are supported by poorly written stories. That's why I often find myself saying "I dont like horror." when thats not really true, its just that horror is rarely done well, which is a pity because just look at this show
Most horror movies rely of physical scared then distressing types of scares and that's what tends to make DHMIS so scary is how it doesn't look scary but when the blood and gore shows up it's more so distressing to you to see
Yeah the horror in this series is more of the implications that make it so scary then the gore like makes it better
if any of you know any movies or books or shows or ANY OTHER MEDIA that masters the existential dread and stuff like dhmis does i would love to know 😭
@@kayaelizabeth8668 The Path is like a pretty dark game but it has a pretty different feel from dhmis
"Attention freaks, it's me" is such a power line that I'm taking it
@@kadygrant it’s 6:26 !!
this and "heyyy. my thing that i did." are the best lines in the first episode
“How do we get out of here or away from you immediately”
“How strange, they’re pretending they don’t respect me.”
“Don’t get too close to them, they look feral.”
Are also equally iconic lines that follow right after.
@@shdkzpdls -balls
@@shdkzpdls your mom
underrated moment at 58:24 that I never see in compilations
*Duck:* “Where did you get this game?”
*Twins:* “WE DIDN’T INVENT IT 👫”
*Duck:* “Didn’t say you did”
Watch it again
YO THIS IS RECENT IM HERE
@@PlayStationClassic.. huh?
I like how the relationships between the protagonists portraits. They're not friends, not family, but not a strangers also. They live together and experience things together, trying to deal with each other knowing nothing about themselves. That's very weird, but so cool to watch!
Wouldn't that be called acquaintances?
1:32:28 But they are friends :(
@@lepersandean8406 Maybe
Don’t forget that they Share a Lawyer.
Red guy calls yellow guy his freind in the episode love :) he says ‘That’s what friends do’ and ‘we love you’
i never realized how much this show validates my worries that everything is secretly alive and suffering
Holy shit, you too? I thought it was just me that worried about that.
i always feared my stuffed animals and dolls were alive (anything that had eyes basically) i was afraid to treat any of them poorly because i thought they'd seek revenge. id like to think that I'm no longer afraid of that as an adult now, however i now fear spiders and insects want to seek revenge if i kill one of their buddies.
@@unikornsandsatan i fear both still LMAO im 18 with the same three stuffed animals 'cuz i dont want them to be mad at me
bro I swear I thought that was just me 💀
@@thedeserts I still have 2 stuffed animals from childhood and I'm 22, I don't think I could get rid of at least 1 of them but just for nostalgia/memory sake
i love the amount of witty comments red guy comes with throughout the episodes
sick pfp
Icp is aids (jk my friend likes it I jokingly give him shi about it,love what you want bro)
omg fellow juggalos obsessed with dhmis hey y’all 🪓🤡
woop woop!!!
Whoop whoop mutha faku
My heart actually sank when duck pulled yellow's batteries out. They were so close.
The book going into the shredder, seeing it take the last chance for these creatures to... I don't know, do *something,* it filled me with dread.
that part made me probably the most frustrated ive ever been when watching a series lol
but yeah it sucked that it just ended on a cliffhanger. a cool detail i also noticed is that in every episode, there's always one of them who's more slightly more sane/aware of the things happening around (like with duck in the first, red driving the car in transportation, and in the last episode)
What with all the gore we’ve weathered as an audience (especially in the web series), the creators demonstrated pure narrative genius with the fact that watching Yellow _gleefully shred a book_ tops every other sequence as the final and most horrifying in the series.
@@gabsyp_ i mean, that's the point, isn't it? the show isn't *really* about having all the answers. it's not even about having any answers. knowing the larger machinations of what's going on would destroy the narrative without serving a larger purpose beyond satiating the people who watch too many theory videos on youtube trying to extract meaning from the wrong places entirely. that's not what art is supposed to do or be about.
14:55
"And I look like a smart boy in my outfit"
My favourite line from Red
I've seen a lot of people saying that Red Guy seems to be the least aware of the trio's situation, but that's not true at all, and I'm not sure how y'all're coming to that conclusion. He's more aware of their situation than either of the others, and it greatly affects his character.
The way I see it, the 'he's oblivious idea' is a misinterpretation of two of his main character traits:
*1.)* Red Guy is resistant to and questioning of a lot of the weirdness they deal with, with one exception; he will happily roll with whatever gets him the fuck out of the Nightmare House.
> Ep.1 - Being in Upper Management in a boring factory gave him a stable environment and a means to avoid the Nightmare House, so it was able to latch onto him easily.
> Ep.3 - He was enthusiastic about the family lessons and the idea that he had a 'real family' out there, because he was wishing that they could rescue him from this, in his own screaming words from Ep.4's opening, "actual nightmare". I feel that he was only so eager to dump his friends because he hoped it meant he could finally escape.
> Ep.5 - He finally Had Enough and decided to take matters into his own hands. He could have easily left on his own, but Ep.3 made him realize that the other two weirdos he's trauma-bonded with are his family and if there's something better out there, he's bringing them, too.
*2.)* Red Guy's main coping mechanism for dealing with things he can't change is to Avoid Thinking About It.
> Ep.2 - Bird Guy is dead and after realizing this means that he's never coming back, Red Guy promptly focuses on anything but his own grief (which means putting down Yellow Guy's grief in the process,) which eventually turns into trying to make a replacement Bird Guy so he can pretend nothing is wrong.
> Ep.3 - His family doesn't like him and he's immediately the odd one out. He's gone as quick as he came, unceremoniously dumped back into the house. All his hope and optimism was for nothing. He Does Not Want To Talk About It.
> Ep.6 - Just... look at the end of Ep.5. He tries to be optimistic for Yellow Guy before breaking down into quiet crying, holding himself and rocking. This man is broken. In Ep.6 he throws himself fully into the horrible strangeness. He's given up. The Red Guy before Ep.5 would have been so happy that someone else was questioning the reality around them, but when Yellow Guy's batteries are changed, Red Guy is so terrified of what the horrible truths behind their garish personal hell could be that he blatantly tells Duck Guy to ignore it and throws himself into the teacher's lesson.
So, no, he's not oblivious. He's painfully aware and it's taken a horrible mental toll on the guy.
Someone hug this poor bastard, he's fucking terrified.
don’t hug him, he’s scared
I’m sorry for that terrible joke.. anyways,
this is a very well written comment and I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed how just incredibly sad this man is :(
I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed this about Red ((or Harry maybe))
THANK YOU FOR THIS ESSAY 🙏🙏🙏
THANK YOU!!
Excellent thesis, an A+ and two lolipops to you !! !
I love how in the “Death” episode they made it clear that David was not his name, but continued to refer to him with pronouns for the rest of the episode without ever mentioning his real name
What is his real name?
@@TK530881:12:54
@@cdm0991 it’s a scream? That’s the birds name really!
@@TK53088 Yep
@@TK53088 there’s a new film theory video that has some stuff about their names. It was pretty interesting.
I love this show so much.
Did anyone else notice during the jobs song, when the briefcase walks off into the closet still singing. He sings “or you can be the one to dig a hole for a funeral”
Coincidence? I think not!
Glad i wasnt the only one who heard it.
That or it was a shared hallucination
Also, did anyone notice that in the intro to each episode, there’s an eye in the wall?
@@Hahahhahah_vroom is saw it
That was Roy, yellow guys dad @@Hahahhahah_vroom
@@Hahahhahah_vroom yep, that's yellow guy's dad, Roy! I think he ran the show during season one, so it's a nod to that (an homage of sorts; he's still watching). He also disguises himself during that car scene when Yellow Guy found him on the road.
35:27 Something about Yellow Guy breaking the 4th wall and saying "Ew, claymation" made me laugh out loud.
This is how 4th wall breaks should be done imo.
Here it’s not stopping the flow of the show to insult the viewer. Instead it’s subtle & actually serves the plot. I really loved it
@@witchypoo7353 especially the 'hey dont say that' like they all COULD break the 4th wall but just choose not to
In a similar vein, i love the part where yellow and warren are inside yellow's brain and warren points out that the brain friends "aren't real, they're just animated." This show is the best
It’s breaking the 3rd wall, it’s referencing the medium it’s in. 4th wall is addressing the audience directly.
I was genuinely surprised by how funny this series can be.
It went from absolutely horrific in the first season to now a family cult trying to kidnap someone for the mother role so they can get a family discount on chicken. Wild
Ayy Toganium! Funny seeing you here you cheeky bloke
The best part for me was the ending of friendship. As they fight your hear a fukin machine gun go off. Took me off guard when I first heard it.
Me too
Especially episode 2
Funny?
Yes
Gore?
YES
Uhhh.. very confusing lore?
YESSSS ABSOLUTELY
red guy's outbursts are for some reason very entertaining
ikr it’s a weird change from his usual monotone and sarcastic tone, it caught me off guard when he said “we’re living in a nightmare”
@@tesla__124 best moment in the show
@@tesla__124 I’m on that part right now, can’t stop replaying it
I swear he sounds so familiar!
@@purpledi2024 He sounds a lot like Alex from I Hate Everything to me.
The Coffin was probably the only teacher who was doing his job and not try to intentionally torment the three and in fact, the roles were reversed
He felt like the “new guy” of the teachers who didn’t know what he was getting into. Maybe that’s why the other teachers torture them; they’re just fucking annoying
please i love the coffin and their voice! 😭
Well if his job is to imprison one of them forever, then I dont think that tormenting them is avoidable
Electracy!
(Excluding the chair)
That’s death for you, it’s natural and indifferent, and we demonize it so much
I really like that the main characters know that something is wrong or strange. When something weird happens, they acknowledge it instead of acting like nothing happened.
Funny how Duck said that he was the father figure yet Red ended up being a massive father figure during the transport episode 😭😭
I mean red guy is a father figure because he knows more about what's going on its his show after all
@@PlayStationClassic.. i always thought the show revolved around yellow guy becaise of his dad
@@julianaifegwu6099 Yeah, i feel last episode pretty much confirms the show goes mostly around Yellow Guy.
I always saw and will see Duck as the mom and Red Guy as the dad
@@miserirken f
Raft f
I was very worried that the show wouldn't live up to watching the original 6 or so years ago.
And then came the announcement that it was basically UK exclusive.
Turns out, the show is incredible and I can just watch it here. Very happy :))
I love how this TV show makes it clear that Don't Hug Me I'm Scared is British. There's something oddly relatable about the interactions between the 3 main characters
Chuddle Dollops
If there has ever been a series I was eager to watch a multiple hours long "behind the scenes" episode about, this is it. The animation techniques coming in motion, the writers' room, character design sessions, the storyboard workshops, or even recording the voiceover... geez, what a creative ride it would be!
The fact that the intro keeps on slowly getting darker and darker is just so good
we live in an actUAL NIGHTMAAAAARE
@@alfonshedstrom9859 it's true
I remember watching these as a kid and being terrified but now as a 23 year old adult you realize how deep and philosophical this show was/is. It hides its deeper themes under a creepy child like theme. A true form of art.
The family episode was honestly the most unnerving, uncomfortable and creepiest episode ever!
Dhmis original episode 5 exists
mmmyumyumyumyumYUMYUM YUM YUMM!!
Remember the episode about food
Agreed it freaked me out, the puppets for Lilly and Tommy were so unnerving
Honestly such a fever dream
honestly this series really leans into the subtle and unintentional existential dread kid's shows used to give me. Even when I was a kid I kinda hated how the characters could never actually leave their sets and houses, maybe sometimes they'd have special episode where they would switch up the set or something but they usually only pretended to experience the world they were trying to teach about. One that sticks out to me is the Upside Down Show. As charming and lovable as it is, most of the episodes are the main characters trying to leave their impossible surreal house to get somewhere in the real world. It gave me a feeling of dread and discomfort, maybe the hard parallel between the surreal puppets and the real world is what really kicked it into uncanny for me. regardless, i think the use of playful child like imagery is used very purposefully and effectively in this series
All this existential dread is giving me acid flashbacks
I used to watch Upside Down Show and I used to hate opening doors that I can’t see the other side of and I didn’t think it would be connected
i used to watch the upside down show too, i loved that show but it always gave me an uncomfortable feeling when the rooms they would go in also had puppets or other dimensional aspects to it, making it seem like their world is just all a facade in a way, and at the end of each episode then they would find their way into the real world
Shane and David experience existential dread for the very first time!
Oh my god shut up
I love that Yellow Guy is ultimately the main character, it just goes to show that the fan favorite isn't always the main.
The bird is my favorite
My favorite is red
I believe yellow is inherently the main character… he’s just… pushed to the side…
@@biznizguy1618thats such a good but sad way to phrase it
I cant believe the character with the most lore is actually underrated, yellow guy is my favorite and he deserved more love
I like how they kind of approached death, they made it funny they also made it scary and sad and it was actually kind of wholesome with “stain” I really liked it. Stain kinda reminds me of a child who doesn’t really understand the concept of death and they are oblivious to what has happened
who ever puppeted Todney KILLED IT. That family song and him jamming on the tambourine and the eye movements I CAN'T!!!! and the advice "get a nose ring" i think Family is my fave episode
Same! Todney is the best part of that episode. I still can’t get over “We’ve grown a little bit but at least we aren’t going backwards like grandma!” 😂💀
Same
@@itshimwinston670 When she started coughing it killed me LMAOOO
@@itshimwinston670 he is true tho she is fr gonna meet satan if she keeps going backwards 💀💀💀
Only thing about this I don't like is they took away that auto-tune effect from duck's voice. Other than that, I love it
That isn't an effect, the voice actor can just do that with his voice! You can see him doing it on an interview
@@charliecaulfield6472 can you please tell me what interview that is? I can’t find anything about this series
@@charliecaulfield6472 they mean in the original episodes
Hmm, I agree. But also Bobby? What are you doing here!? /j
OMG thank you for the comment
what scared me the most from all these episodes is the fact that roy still appears at the end of the credits and as well him making appearances in some episodes.
His eye is visible peering in through the drywall during the opening.
Can you time stamp all of his appearances?
@@cringegirlartist1164 1:08:38 in the window
What’s interesting is that Roy seems unwelcome on the show now. The twins insult him, Red Guy kicks him out of the car, his sightings look as though he’s hiding rather than in control, hell he even disguises himself to tag along after the gang takes Episode 5’s plot off the rails.
Seems that whoever’s in charge now clearly doesn’t want Roy to be involved. And he’s not happy about it.
1:37:05 I like the detail of how he says “this is our- where we are” instead of “this is our house/home”. It just shows that he also, like red guy, does not think of this place as a home, rather just a place he is.
It’s also just really funny
Red's emotion at 1:54:31 was actually real in my opinion. It's like he couldn't handle going back 2 that house and if he did then he'd go insane since he's stuck there most of the time. He was desperate 2 go anywhere but that house and I feel sry 4 him. (Red is literally my favorite character in DHMIS cuz he's the most aware of things that go on around him and also cuz I think he would have the potential 2 break the loop and put an end 2 whatevers pulling the strings in DHMIS.)
@Deer Lord yeah, I think it was by accident.
Pretty sure the most that Red Guy knows is that they are trapped.
There’s a pretty nice theory about it all!
The other elements that the characters are most aware of are the fakeness and the danger
YellowGuy is the one attributed with the former in the theory, but Duck has completely refused the realities pressured onto him multiple times now. he’s probably connected with “knowing they’re in danger” from how much he, ykno, dies
I’m just so happy they’re all fully realized characters now!
Can’t decide who my favorite is bc of how much each member adds. It really is the three of them
@@sammygecko_ I really don't know since I'm not a hardcore DHMIS fan. I just personally think since he's the most aware, he could put an end 2 it. But idk 4 sure.
i don’t think they’re self aware, i just think they were forgotten or something. they seem to be in Leslie’s head or something, with the only way for Leslie to progress/accept what happened is to climb up that 5th flight of stairs after a hug from yellow guy.
Y R U speaking like dat
I love how they play on the "one adorable little girl having fun among the cute puppets" trope by having a creepy grown-up woman as the only human character.
I think the subversion is the uncanny puppets are the scared confused ones while the flesh lady is acting creepy and absurd.
I realized that after the teachers do their part or before it, they are always nice.
Colin during his song he was very violent when they touched him, then glitched them out. Then during the friendship episode, he didn't care and gave them a gift.
Larry drowned Yellow guy in the dream song. He then comforted yellow in the death episode.
Tony aged them so bad in his song, but in the transport episode he was really nice to the electric dude to tell him not to waste his time because they left.
Sketch, after her song, she said not to be creative again, warning them.
It seems now they have free will before and after their time to shine, as they are basically useless to Lesley.
They all seemed to warn them in their own way in each song, like
Larry seemingly (to me) was showing yellow everything that happened so far so he can realize in his song.
Sketch, like I said, after her song to never be creative again to warn them. Yellow guy in that also said "I am going to paint a picture of a clown!" But sketch immediately destroyed it. In Colin's song, you can hear a robot voice say "I am going to paint a picture of a clown. Your not invited to a party" so those two are connected.. It can show that yellow guy is like a robotic, and we know he has batteries.
Tony said in his song that there is no future, as they are always on the same day and being repeated.
Everything is connected.
Yeah, try and keep up maaaaaaate 😏
Meat guy cuz in a certain headcannon, duck swears at yellow guy
A shame that Shrignold didn’t have a cameo like the other teachers. Perhaps in a future season.
I didn’t understand half of that
32:17 God, as someone who lost a loved one recently, this scene hit a little too close to home.
The funeral felt so uncomfortable, having so many people who knew them try to introduce themselves to me, constantly trying to spark conversation, even my parents trying to get me to take some of the sandwiches the funeral home had…
The entire thing made grieving so much more difficult, because it added a whole new layer of anxiety. And I didn’t even want to go in the first place.
I wish people would just leave strangers who clearly don’t need their help alone.
Fr. Ppl were mad at me for not eating anything after…and many Ppl misunderstood my sadness. Well I felt numb and held back my tears and my own mother said I’m cold blooded
I've been to a few funerals in my life. After my grandpa's, I decided I'd just not go to them anymore.
It's not my fault for disliking how the entire experience makes me feel and that it just totally ruins my memory of the person I use to love.
I decided I prefer to remember a person when they were alive than lying dead in a casket surrounded by sad witnesses.
If anything, it's easier for me to move on when I don't have the vibe of a funeral stuck to my consciousness for the rest of my life.
Totally agree, all funerals i ever went to were a miserable experience, and not in the good grief-reducing or cathartic kind. It only makes things worse. Makes me pretty determined to directly order whoever has to organize it when I am kicking it to leave the whole thing out entirely. Get rid of my body for sanitary reasons, and that's it. No one has to be there for that, and those who actually want to remember me can do it better without, and have my stuff or photos to do it with. No grave, no nothing! It's all mostly an expensive scam anyway.
Lmao snowflake
Me too- I lost my mom on October 4th and I was so shocked to watch this episode for the first time on the 8th. It’s so realistic to how people care for a couple minutes and then just leave you.
I like how the main characters are calling out the stupid unnecessary things the weird characters do
Jesus... The scream at 1:52:37 is so blood curdling and genuine.
Yes!😵💫
It made me so scared it was so realistic they did such a good job
FR
The worst because i laugh at this part and i didn know the story for now i know the story make this got creepy
fr! its was so horrifying!
I still think the part at 1:33:48 is the funniest part of the show
I’m DEALING WITH IT!
I'M DYING GUYS
Found family just isn't complete without at least two members beating the shit out of each other
w- i'M DEALING WITH IT!!!
The closeup of duck saying “you ruined it! I’m never gonna see that skeleton!!” 😂 always cracks me up
Thank God, the app that it streams on isn't available in my country so thank you so much
No Problem man i am glad you like please can we get over 1M views and also subscribe
what app does it stream on?
Yeah what app?
@@worldwide3777 Channel 4, it's only available in the U.K
@@skullylad just use a proxy or a vpn
this show has had moments that have genuinely disturbed me and made me feel so uncomfortable, but it's still such a phenomenal and witty show. i love the direction they went from it and i really hope they continue.
2 HOURS OF DONT HUG ME IM SCARED CONTENT. THIS IS BEST THING THATS EVER HAPPENED TO ME.
The best 2 hours, 21 minutes and 18 seconds of my life
14:53
"Yeah your just jealous cause I'm actually good at it, and I look like a smart boy in my outfit🥰"
I LOVE RED SMMM
sim-
Brain friends before it goes dark is literally the most kid friendly part of the whole series
aye quite right
Notice how the "first tooth" has only one tooth. He's one of those guys with one of himself.
@@the.duck.is.ronin. hahahahaha i didnt realise that
It definitely wasn't for me seeing the pastel brain friends immediately made me think of Omori
@@the.duck.is.ronin. WHAT I NEVER NOTICED THAT
you're my new favorite person on the internet
All Roy moments (that I atleast found)
0:21 in the walls
3:47 in the shack
50:56 in yellow guy's imagination
1:08:40 outside the window walking
1:09:09 standing in the door
1:40:41 Roy in the passing plane
1:40:49 on the flags
1:46:59 in a disguise
1:51:11 in one of the windows in the form of a picture
2:16:47 behind the white sheet
So yeah that was all of the times I found Roy in the TV show. If you find more tell me it in the comments.
Good eye
I'm not sure of this counts, but you can see Roy's name on the crossword puzzle at 2:04:47.
one of the neighbors at 1:52:11 looks like him but human lol
How do we know his name?
@@granjaman3288 I believe in one of the original episodes you can see his name.
This is honestly hilarious. I find this way more funny than scary, but there is still so much creativity and entertainment in the episodes. The darker moments add so much personality to the show and it’s a personality I don’t find much in other content. I’m glad the creators got the chance to expand on their ideas and the budget to accomplish them
i love the fact that if keeps referencing everything being a loop. that they are always being told how or what to do by something, that they are always in the same place, that yellow guy has memories of when he had gone up stairs before and met the bigger ones, but doesn't remember. it feels like duck is the only one oblivious to it, yellow guy is the only one with the answer, and red guy feels miserable with the current situation, and knows something ids wrong.
All three of them can tell when something is wrong, just in different ways.
Red Guy is the first to call out stuff or be antagonistic to the teachers, but rarely does anything substantial. He knew the score when he and Roy ran the show, but now he feels trapped, confused and helpless.
Yellow Guy seems to cryptically “get it” sometimes, but he’s too immature for it to stick. He’s easily distracted, and the teachers abuse this.
Duck Guy knows when danger is coming and will usually be the first to point it out. As the only hired member of the cast, he may know more than he lets on - but unfortunately, he learned a long time ago not to go off-script.
@@TheSpaceCommunist that last part, were you referring to the first episode 5?
[28:15/1:52:22]
I love how even though the show is batshit crazy and nonsensical. There's still a level of consistency even to the subtlest of details. In the "Death" episode, The Shepherds Pie recipe requires a "Rat Egg", now you'd initially see this as a mispronunciation of "Raw Egg" or an absurdist joke about needing the egg of a rat. But when we see Yellow Guy's dream sequence about living in a new neighborhood, The Narrator directly mentions the bird given by the neighbor as a "Rat" thus explaining the recipe being twisted in Leslie's perspective not a mispronunciation or absurdist humor.
And Yellow Guy's maiden name is "rat eyes"
@@coarte8242 DUDEE FRR
A little baby pigeon...
Furthermore, when yellow guy describes Warren’s eyes as looking like those of a rat. Yellow is actually saying that his eyes look similar to those of a bird. Such as an eagle who’s wings are taking a little longer to sprout.
Damn people in this fandom are really observant I absolutely love it keep it going guys :DD
In transport red guy's voice actor played the part so well it's genuinely sounded like the voice actor was experiencing actual pain tbh
Man, I really hope a season 2 of this series comes out eventually. This is gold.
Does anyone have any updates 😭
2028
Prob coming late 2025 or mid 2026
this is season 2 actually, season 1 was released in 2016
@@LOREisDEAD omg ok then lmao I guess if we're technically speaking then yeah, but I personally don't count the TH-cam videos as a "season".
Duck telling yellow the military is invincible and insisting that he's far too weak to join is the funniest thing to me
I'm happy how far this has gotten. I remember when it was just a scary video on TH-cam now it's a full show. it's amazing and I'm happy I've been here since the beginning
I can't be the only one who feels bad for Stain Edwards, right? Like, he was so wholesome, and he wanted to have a whole life, but Red Guy just forced him to be a replacement for Duck Guy because he refused to deal with his grief. It's sad :(
Idk if I missed something but I really couldn’t tell who killed who in the ep so if anything the rest of the show couldve been stain. Idk if that sounds stupid but I can’t stop thinking about it
@@dayarodriguez4068 Stain Edwards was a blob of clay-ish material, so despite being able to change form she would still be made of clay.
The bird guy that got killed had blood and meat, no clay to be seen…
@@Suyai- YOU SEE NOW THAT WHOLE TIME IT WAS STAIN EDWARDS AND AND I THINK THATS KINDA INSANE
@@Suyai- Good thing Leslie has plenty of backups...
@@Suyai- and maggots
Duck: I’m the dad, hes the pet
Yellow Guy: *slightly nods*
That’s the funniest thing in Episode 3
“You’re not a family unless you have….
*….a landline….”*
The way I CACKLED
"But we have a landline-"
*proceeds to cut landline*
I'm so glad someone other than me found that hilarious. Family's the best of S2 imo.
1:45:43 Red Guy: "Look how excited I'm getting"
Duck: *looks down*
LMAO
STOP💀
THAT TOOK ME A MINUTE TO REALIZE
HAHAHHAHAHAHA
BRUH 💀💀
the existential dread and the longing for normalcy ever-present in this series is unparalleled.
Nothing's ever okay in DHMIS.
i really like how in the stress song when it said that the cube is in the garden, but the garden isnt real it zooms out to show the garden was outside of their house. such a cool way to show that they’re possibly being controlled by leslie
1:36:49
The episode about family hit the uncomfortable spot in the uncanny valley so hard I couldn't look away. It's like a train crash in slow motion and I love it.
Y'know, I just had a theory. What if the episodes are told in a backwards, or at the very least out of order? Yellow guy has memories of when he was smart several episodes before the last, and the paper that Duck is reading in the second episode refers to a blackout and to the worm "fired for harassment". That could just be foreshadowing, which is most likely the case, but what bothers me is a little detail I noticed. In the last episode, Yellow guy accidentally knocks the head off of Duck's toy, which Lesley had. Presumably this is how she both controls their lives and revives them. I wonder if that has anything to do with why seemingly the papers believe Duck is dead? The only other time he dies in the series is the same episode where he reads the newspaper, and surely enough, his head gets chopped off.
And as a side note, notice how when his head gets chopped off its full of organs, not clay like his clone is presumably made of. Just some thoughts.
This theory makes a lot of sense it could even be Canon
This is such a cool theory it makes so much sense! It explains why yellow rambles about a dream he had and it sounds like what happened when he got the new batteries even though he wouldn't know about it yet. I wonder what order is the correct one? I feel like jobs could potentially still be the first one because as far as I know there aren't any references to future episodes although I could just be forgetting.
Or it could be sort of like a loop. There were pictures of the yellow guy going to those higher floors. It's probably happened before. He got smart before. But whenever any of them gets close to properly realizing the existencial nightmare they're trapped in and tries to escape it, it gets reset, essentially. We saw that Leslie has a bunch of them, which explains why it's all always "back to normal" at the start of every episode; think of the transport episode, where Red becomes aware that it's all wrong and is completely desperate to get out of the house, and they actually manage to do that but get stranded at the junkyard... and then Leslie just puts them back in the house and Red doesn't even reference the events in the next episode, as if his dread was suddenly gone.
I mean even the house is spinning around at the start of each episode... going in circles..
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@@efoxkitsune9493 This is a really good analyst! Both theories definitely have grounds to work on.
Idk why but red guy screaming that they live in a nightmare will always get me
Edit: holy fuck there’s a lot of you
same here
@@PlayStationClassic.. when did it happen?
@@kehtonhultquist5075 1:11:34 during the intro
@@fakename1137 Thank you!
A few details:
- you can see Unemployed Brendan's script in the trash throughout later episodes
- the paper that contains news about Green Ducks death mentions Warren the eagle getting fired
- the apple that tries to sing but gets eaten by the twins falls off a tree in the background during Green Ducks funeral
- you can see the house the show takes place in located in yellow guys ear implying the show takes place in his head
- the business that warrens friends wouldn't invest in is the pizza place he's trying to convince the guys to visit for a restaurant style meal (one of the pamphlets he shows them is for "Worm Pizza")
- Toddney and Lily's grandmother is actually the last person to serve as their mother, the tea they serve causes people to mutate
- Roy can usually be seen when the weather gets stormy (he's one of the neighbors looking out the window during Yellow guys community fantasy)
- the Green Duck that gets offed is surrounded by maggots meaning Stain duck is the one that lived
-the picture with Dr. Bushman's diagnosis clearly show yellow guy is battery powered
- the symbols on the book Leslie gives yellow guy appear through the entire show
Another good one is the recurring motif of there being multiple ducks
Like when stain edwards replaces duck, in family when duck sings about being his own family and in electricity where Leslie talks about always having "extras". When she opens the draw though its all ducks
You deserve an award for this. Thank you
Thank you!
Someone should make time stamps for all these.
Do u have a time stamp for the house being in yellow guy's ear?
Holy.. wow!! I was 8 years old when I discovered this series and now I’m 16! This production has gone a longgggg way and I’m so very proud of everyone who made it possible. The 2 and a half hours of DHMIS was the best 2 of my life! I cant wait to see what brings in the future!
xxx
You watched it when you were 8??? Didn’t that like, mess you up
@@yepisuredolikecats3979 Look at us.
What do you think?
Yeah it's been 8 years for me too my brother showed me this when I was 8 and it terrified me lol. All I can say is it was worth the wait for sure. The team did an amazing job
@@justapeanut_ I mean most of us are gay or trans so yeah
I was 16… I couldn’t imagine having my 8 year old brother at the time watching this.. 😂
Red Guy's "You alright?" Gets funnier everytime he says it, lmao.
when does he say that
25:40 within the following scenes
Just a normal British greeting. Yulroi?
DHMIS Sing Alongs
0:00 Three Of Us (Ep. 1)
3:12 Jobs
4:17 Unemployed Brenden’s Song / Jobs Pt. 2
8:55 Vending Machine Song
17:11 Stress
21:44 Jobs Pt. 3
22:53 Ep. 1 Credits Theme
23:22 Three Of Us (Ep. 2)
27:24 The Big Day
29:59 Yellow Guy’s Trumpet Solo
36:10 Three Of Us (W/ Stain)
39:31 Stain Edwards Song
42:38 Memories
46:05 Four Of Us
46:40 Duck’s Song About Shaking Hands
47:05 Three Of Us (Ep. 3)
51:38 What Does Family Mean To Me And My Family?
1:02:15 Duck’s Family
1:05:49 The Nighttime Song
1:08:04 Make The Call
1:10:27 The Nighttime Song (Credits Rendition)
1:10:54 Three Of Us (Ep. 4 Actual Nightmare!)
1:16:36 Warren The Eagle’s Friends
1:19:38 The Information Highway
1:21:46 Brain Friends
1:23:47 Yumpherdinger’s Celebration Song
1:25:22 Yumpherdinger’s Celebration Song Pt. 2
1:29:44 Brain Friends Pt. 2
1:30:35 Brain Friends Pt. 3
1:32:42 The Worm In Your Brain
1:34:24 Three Of Us (Ep. 5)
1:39:38 Transport
1:45:57 Time Child
1:46:19 Car Song
1:48:42 Grolton & Hovris Theme
1:57:18 Chu Chu Chu Says The Train
2:00:38 Electricity / Shredder
2:05:57 Insurance
2:10:04 Boundaries / Sedimentary Rocks
2:20:50 Three Of Us (Instrumental)
thank you :]
OMG THANK YOU
Thank you for your help
Thanks so much!!
Thank you very much :)
27:52
This entire show is a masterpiece, but I cannot get over the transition to the Shepard’s Pie 😭😭 The creators just keep the audience guessing, it’s so good 👍
And 50:30 aldnekdnksndjejdb
I love how red guy goes “I guess we could share-“ and duck just goes “I WANT BOTH” after saying he was a father figure not a good father figure it seems😂
My dad 10000% does that 😭💀 (he eats literally everything…💀)
I mean bro literally toasts the bread woman's child in the same episode lol
Red saying "Yeah, but I don't want it" at 29:23 sounds so real and genuine lol
Red: Just look at me look at how excited I'm getting.
Duck: *looks down*
omg adult jokes
HELP 😭😭💀
WHAT💀💀💀
OMG 😭
(At 1:45:40)
XD
Just imagine a kid clicking on that video thinking that it is an innocent children’s video
I'm 9, ik about the show... It's gore and horror... Ima watch it anyway
@PeelyMcPeel cuz it's fun, makes sense?
@PeelyMcPeel k
@KoolKidsJuicelook, I was on TH-cam when I was 8. Or even younger- it’s not really a big deal if they are careful
@@YourLocalPawFriendyour aloud to be on TH-cam :) it doesn’t matter your age as long as you are careful! Don’t let anyone say otherwise :)
as much as i love the creepy horror i also love the humor, it breaks up the unease and enhances the surreal absurdity. I loved the originals and still do but i love how developed these are, and it's fantastic to see so much artistic talent on display
Spoilers
I am pretty sure that Leslie was so cooperative with Yellow Guy and actually agreed to giving him the answers he sought because she knew the trio would never be able to cooperate or listen to each other and read the book they were given, instead of shredding it (they have proven their uncooperativeness countless times in the TV series, especially in the penultimate episode). In other words, she never really wanted to give them any answers; she wants to keep the cycle going, she knows that answers would destroy the cycle, but she also knows that she can actually handle the situation much better if she makes herself seem, while still mentally twisted and creepy, like Roy, not quite as villainous as him (who was set on torturing his son) but rather a relatively good-natured person (at least in the audience's eyes, as Yellow Guy most likely doesn't remember her, at least consciously, after Duck changed his batteries back).
And to be honest, that is what makes her an even more ominous antagonist, imho. She seems like a "relief" from the previous "omnipotent force" of the miniseries, but in actuality she is even more sinister.
Of course, this is all assuming that she is indeed the one that is handling the strings and that she's not a puppet herself that just knows the situation but has accepted it and rolls with it.
I see her role as a metaphor for god. She is testing them and each floor is a trap to find the true wisdom. Her level seems like the end but it was itself a test as he did not question her, he didn't have the high enough critical thinking skills. So this final episode is in my view an allegory to Plato's cave.
Yeah, try and keep up maaaaaaaate
I don't know if it's my ADHD or my autism, but this is the best thing in the entire world. I have never been happier with anything else in my entire life. Please make more forever. Please. Thank you for this.
I’m autistic and don’t feel strongly about this, but a friend of mine who’s also autistic loves it
AuADHD here also and this is my new HYPER fixation. I don’t have an answer just understanding🤣
@@hannahlee1740
One of us! One of us!
@@Bro_Guyden
🎶 JUST ONE OF US, JUST ONE OF US.. 🎶
@@hannahlee1740 one of us! One of us!
I notice new details every time I rewatch this. The amount of care and artistry put into this series is incredible.
01:19:40 - The pie chart and "nothing" being references to the original web series
01:27:15 - There's a decoration in the background that looks like Yellow's ear
A lot more I can't remember off the top of my head. A lot of things that should've been obvious on the first viewing but flew over my head because there's just so much going on in every single frame, and so much to digest with the dialogue and the underlying themes. I love this show.
Red guy: It’s not your fault. You’re just a *BLEEEEP*
Duck guy: Yeah, you can’t help it. You’re just a *BLEEEP*
Warren: Okay, S T O P!
Hands down the funniest moment in the whole show for me. Incredible work made by incredible people
The whole episode, this is my Favorite with Warren
@@ki940f a lot of people do t like that episode but it’s one of my favourites because of warren he is so funny but he is supposed to be annoying 😊
Such a masterpiece throughout but at 1:11:37 “we live in an actual niGHTMAAAARE” had me completely dead laughing
1:11:33*
This might be my favorite part of the entire series. I love every bit of this series, but that bit made me burst into literal outrageous laughter
The three main characters are so much more talkative here in this season and I love it
1:54:34
"I'M NOT GOING BACK INTO THAT HOUSE!!"
Felt that line from Red more than any others. He clearly has serious truama from being a prisoner in the house and that line is when it all boils over for him. And the tragedy is he both saw that "freedom" isn't any better than the guilded cage and didn't even get to choose which one to be in because Lesley throws him back in the prison anyway.
That's actually really simular to how a teenager with extremely strict parents would feel. Their parents just coddle them in a environment that never changes, and often once they leave to be on their own, they find that freedom isn't any better.
1:34:00 can somebody please take the precious time out of their lives to make a transcript of what they're screaming to each other lol it's not for lore it's just the most fascinating part of this whole show to me
This is most I can do, I have to edit it lots though to hear what to type next
Edit:
Others yelling*
Red guy: I DONT WANT TO DO THIS ANYMORE (x2)
Yellow guy: He hit me in the eye!
Red guy: I HURT HIM, DONT YOU WANT TO GO ON THE COMPUTER, 'YES YES'! WELL BOOHOO
Duck: Well its your fault cause you never think twice about it!
Red guy: MY FAULT! MY FAULT?!
Duck: COME HERE!
glass breaks again*
Yellow guy screams in pain:
Red guy: HIS EYE! YOU NEVER EVER TALK
ABOUT-
Knife swishes followed by yellow guy screaming again*
Duck: YOU LITTLE PIG!
Pig sounds*
Yellow guy: GET BACK FROM ME!
Machine gun sounds*
Red guy: YA MORON
Yellow guy rezs chainsaw*
Yellow guy: ILL KILL YOU
Red guy: Oh really!?
Duck: NYOO!
Yellow guy: *EEEUUURRRGH* -
That's about all I heard
@@gabethegreat7678 your name coincides with your efforts
@@davidasylum1870thank you
That make me laugh
Love rewatching the show, it's really fun seeing seeing all the foreshadowing, like the briefcase guy saying "or be the guys who dig a grave" or "restaurant style lasagna" and "restaurant style meal".
The way they moved to 20/30 minutes episodes centered around psychological horror is absolutely amazing. Probably my favorite webseries ever.
I’ve watched this at least once a day almost every day since October 2022. Hyper fixated is an understatement. So many Easter eggs I’m still finding new ones. I love this thank you so much for the upload
Hi! I still watch this almost daily 😂
56:03 is my absolute favourite part, red guy trying to befriend father and brother and im like ' yes smart move ' then when brother slowly turns and glares at red im like ' SHUT UP ' and red guy immediately gets intimidated and stops making small talk. Love this show for the realistic humour in a fairytale kids world