Yeah, he was a perfect example of how Claus, Violet, and Sunny could have turned out when their parents died. It really did bring a tear to my eye when I saw him die, he was evil, but they gave him a good reason to be evil.
I love how both sides of the schism were going after the sugar bowl for the cure to medusoid mycelium inside and Esme just wanted to complete her tea set.
Why even need the sugar bowl when you have a giant tree with the cure. Why even need a cure for a fungus trapped on an abandoned grotto. Confusion level max
@@dan-phone4665 their parents recreated the secret cure on that island, only they knew about it, and they need a cure because the “bad side” could become immune too it and unleash it in the world And if someone on the bad side of the schism let the Medusa mushrooms then the good side would need to spread the cure
@@paytonwalrus8931 alright but why did Beatrice need the sugar bowl. Esme only wanted the bowl not the insides. Why could she be like, hey esme gib sugar in the bowl and keep your bowl and boom no evil Olaf
Out of the entire show, I feel the worst for Monty and the librarian. They both legitimately cared and went out of their ways to risk everything for the kids. It legit hurt watching their deaths
“People aren't either wicked or noble. They're like chef's salads, with good things and bad things chopped and mixed together in a vinaigrette of confusion and conflict.” RIP OLAF RIP KIT RIP Everyone else.. Truly did justice to a book series that defined my childhood and led to the excellent vocabulary i have now 15 years after i originally discovered it..
One of the best lines in all of literature. The actor they got to play Fernald nailed it, too. Holy shit I love this story, I need to read All The Wrong Questions.
The only problem I have with it is that I’m the books olaf was portrayed so evil and it didn’t reflect that in the series but otherwise it was absolutely fucking amazing and completely did justice to the books
Just looking for some friends yeah you can tell NPH was channelling Jim Carreys olaf. Although both had fantastic performances that wasn't the olaf we all know and love err well hate..
RIP Joyce RIP Larry your waiter RIP aunt Josefine RIP Uncle montey RIP Gustave RIP Olivia librarian RIP Esme maybe RIP carmaleta maybe RIP Dewey RIP Kit RIP the baudalairs parents Beatrice and dad Unknown THE GOOD THING THAT CAME OUT OF IT Beatrice daughter of Dewey and Kit
lemony snicket narrating was probably my favorite thing in this series and i liked how the hooked man and sunny developed as friends and how he actually showed genuine care about sunny. Overall great series and im sad to see it end.
Nelson 10 I don’t think lemony is even real. I mean, unless the story of the Baudelaire orphans is true, because we all know at the end Beatrice said 'Hello mr snicker I’m you’re niece Beatrice Baudelaire the second' meaning that Snicket was related to Baudelaire. Also Jacques Snicket was in there, and the Snicket file from the library of records. So unless lemony tied up his family with a made up story about unfortunate children, or it’s all real, Lemony Snicket does not exist.
@@thunderbolt64_Beatrice Baudelaire is the biological daugher of kit snickett and the adopted daugher of the Baudelaire brothers. Hence why a Baudelaire is related to lemony snickett.
Pinkamena Polska true i can tolerate Olaf and Esme but Carmelita is Annoying I just want to punch her to death because of her voice but The actor is good
Not going to lie, I cried really hard during this part. Can’t believe it’s over. Feels like when I finished the last book. I’m going to miss it so much. I’ve always looked up to Violet, Klaus, and even Sunny. This series finally got the adaptation it deserved. Unpopular opinion, but I preferred this Netflix series to the original movie. The movie was rushed, and the casting wasn’t right in my opinion. NPH portrayed a phenomenal Olaf, and Malina and Louis are perfect for Violet and Klaus. I just wish it wasn’t over yet. I wish there was more for all of us in V.F.D. It’s been an amazing ride. Thank you ASOUE. The world is quiet here, volunteers.
@The_FireWolf_Ghost Tbh both handle certain things better than each other. Example: NPH's Olaf was closer to the book than Carrey's Olaf, but the Hurricane Herman scene in the film was done better than the one in the show
Emily Joy when i first saw the show advertised i was kind of meh about it cause i grew up with the move. but now that i saw the series i'm like F**K this is better than the movie. AND I WANT MORE!!! but now i'm sad its over... :(
This is one of the most faithful book-to-media adaptations I've ever seen. As someone who grew up with the books and loved them fiercely, I was very hesitant when I first heard of the show but they did it justice.
Agreed. I wasn't keen on the film because it missed out the majority of the story, and barely even touched upon VFD. The only note we had was Klaus finding the spyglass, but no follow up. This series was an incredible adaption, and I'm so thankful they were able to bring it to the screen
@@OWmyDragonBallz yeah same goes for the books. The difference is that in the books they kind of retcon things to fit into the volunteer fire department story, and the show had it from the beginning. I do think that giving all of the bad things that happened in their life a common cause and meaning kind of gets rid of the original point though. You know the whole point is that sometimes bad things happen to good people for no good reason.
A powerful dirge (a word here which means, 'a very sad song' , such as a bird singing right before it bursts from eating rice pilaf thrown at an ill-planned wedding) for a Very Fine Drama.
Layla Ellis There are two versions. This one and the one sang before season one ended. And you mentioned how Mr. Poe said that line. I thought that you were saying that the commenter was wrong and Mr. Poe sang it instead. And as I read my first reply I can see how you were confused. So I apologize. Have a Very Fabulous Day.
R.I.P Olaf: One of the saddest and most dramatic deaths in the entire series, the one that ended the entire series. We all wanted him to die, but yet when he did we all cried, lets be honest.
I agree that she was brave and one of the best but I think Jacques Snicket or Jaquelin (how ever you spell her name) along with larry will forever be in my heart.
Raw Perry Person not in the books. The man/woman dies on the hospital fire. The bald man dies from the lions. The twins quit, the hook handed man took the submarine and Esme died in the fire of denouement hotel
Not in the books. The one that was neither found a boy or girl died in the hospital. The bald man died in the lion pit and the twins quit. We can all cheer that Carmelita died.
“People aren't either wicked or noble. They're like chef's salads, with good things and bad things chopped and mixed together in a vinaigrette of confusion and conflict.” As I finished watching this show, I never imagined that the quote above would be one of the wisest things I ever heard
@@idiosyncraticlawyer3400 He had a point though, he saved a lot of people by setting that fire. It’s basically a question if if you believe the ends justify the means or not.
The ending literally filled me with sadness. Like Ik the show was never supposed to be happy but part of me still thought there would be a happy ending. The world is quiet here, volunteers.
I mean, the ending wasn't terrible at the very least. We know the quagmires reunited, we know the Baudelaires and Beatrice II got onto the island, and we know Beatrice II reunited with Lemony. Considering the odds, there's a big chance they could bring VFD back. There's no Olaf to stop them now, just the man with a beard and no hair and the woman with hair and no beard.
It did end, if not happy then hopeful for a new beginning, as Beatrice met her Uncle, and finally stopped his lonely search as she told him everything that happened, with hope they themselves may become a family together as she was named after the woman Lemony Snicket loved
The ending WAS a happy ending wtf are you on about? In fact it was too happy. The rest of the series up until this point makes it clear that they should have died at sea.
R.I.P Beatrice Baudelaire R.I.P Bertrand Baudelaire R.I.P Uncle Monty R.I.P Aunt Josephine R.I.P Jacque Snicket R.I.P Kit Snicket R.I.P Count Olaf R.I.P Dewey R.I.P Olivia R.I.P everyone who died in the hotel And R.I.P to all the other characters that died Edit: wow! Come back a year later and I’ve got 1.6k likes and 170 replies! Thanks everyone for all the likes and stuff. Probably the most likes I ever got
@@marianamota6386 No they already said that Lemony was never able to be with Beatrice. Also the children would've recognized that he was their dad. So no Lemony is not Mr. Baudelaire.
Emotions are getting the best of me. Such an amazing show, can't believe this is the last season. Crying now, loved this show so much, still do. The actors and actresses did great. The crew did great, Congrats on 3 seasons, Lemony Snicket💙
They didn’t follow the books completely, in the books they kept it a secret that it was called the voluntary fire department for so much longer than they did in the series
Just looking for some friends It made more sense to do it this way, since we have the full 13 books to work with. The VFD plot doesn’t even start until Book 6. Until then it’s just world building. By us the viewers having the VFD plot introduced in the start, it’s so much more enjoyable. Basically, the show is what Snicket would have rewritten the books.
@@batmanx1324 its not Malina who is singing in the first portion of this song. You'll notice, this version also appears to be missing klaus... This song, to my ears, at least in the beginning, appears to be sung by lemony and Beatrice ii; it would make the most sense. This girl singing has an entirely different voice than Malina, and sounds like the voice of the actress playing young Beatrice. Later on, it appears to be a full-cast rendetion... Unlike the first song in s1, we don't have a visual reference here to who is singing.
@@batmanx1324 also, this song is clearly not the same one from s1 ---- similar lyrics and tune, but this is more of an ensemble rendition. I can't make out violet, Klaus, or Olaf as having main singing roles in this version.
I absolutely love that part from 1:07, where it's just Olaf singing. He didn't get his happy ending either. His story was also "all sorrows and woes". Now that we know it, we can hear how sad he was while singing about two parents, "both brave and both true". He was remembering his own father. Olaf is a villain. A murderer. He's evil. And I think he got what he deserved in the end, and he knew it himself, that's why he refused to eat the apple at first. He deserved to be punished for his crimes. But he also deserved to be remembered. That's why that scene with his grave hit me so much. Edit: also, when it says "you might dream that justice and peace wins the day" and focuses in the photo of the librarian(I'm sorry, I don't remember her name) is one of the strongest scenes in the whole song. Like... You would think that such a good person would survive. But that's not how this story goes
@@High_Tier_Human_1 yeah, I fully agree with you. However, he still refused to eat the apple, and I'm pretty sure it was his inner wish to die speaking
No happy endings, just sorrow and woes, for the Baudelaires who just wanted to live in peace with a guardian. They can't catch a break, and every "good" adult either failed to help them or died trying. The bad ones trying to steal their fortunes mostly got away with it. They were abandoned by justice, by a secret organisation they knew nothing about. Man, that hits you deep in the feels. I'm not crying, you're crying!
When the series ended... I kinda just.. Froze. I couldn't believe it. I was crying my eyes out by then. So... Now I'm re-watching it- and reading the books again. Although, when it ended I missed all the characters.. Olaf, Esmé, and I even missed Carmelita tbh. *And, I literally cried so much when Beatrice Snicket/Baudelaire was born.*
After seeing season three, I actually think they wrapped up everything pretty well. I only have one question however, WHERE THE HECK IS JACQULINE?!?!?!
Riley Trader her mother was revealed to be the duchess of Winnipeg, and her mother died. Mr Poe said it when he was talking to kit. ‘Her mother, who recently died, was a duchess and she has now left to go to winnipeg’
@@peachimarii if it's violet, she changed her voice... this girl has a different pitch, and sounds younger to me... I was heavily Involved on musical theatre as a director and vocal director, so I have a good ear for voices ---- and I simply can't say its Malina and Harris... I wish there was somewhere to obtain who it was, but it's not even listed as a song in the episode. Im simply guessing that it is snicket and Beatrice, simply because it makes sense to me.. but it could be others as well... I guess it could be violet and olaf, but if it is, they made major changes to Malinas voice for this version...
They might have recorded it during filming of season 1 because it was sung during an episode of "The Miserable Mill", that may be why Malina's voice sounds different. @@landonp629
"I cannot find them. I cannot help them." is such a gut wrenching line. The despair. Snicket is truly and wholly worried for them, yet he arrived too late and is powerless to do anything now. I actually feel slightly sick from the sinking feeling of that line.
MercedesBT Did you know you offended me and other people they are just not commenting.I watched asoue but I didn't really like it well I loved it so think before you comment it may hurt other people's feelings....
You're not alone, I actually really love Olaf despite all the bad things he did. He's a villain with a back story and a deep character, which isn't always so obvious but becomes clear later on. I always love shows that make you hate someone at first and then take that feeling and turn it right on its head. Well, that's how I felt, at least.
It’s been an honor working with you, volunteers. I’ll miss each and every one of you. Larry, Olivia, Jacqueline, Kit, Lemony, Jacque, Monty, Josephine, Fiona, Dewy, Frank, Beatrice, and finally, Sunny, Klaus, and Violet Baudelaire.
Yep, she just wanted to help them, put lots of effort on it, almost succeed, after losing Trial, he wanted to give baudelairs a home, and sunny bited her
@@Juho221 I mean, likely that if she gave them a home, Olaf or any other bad people might just find them and burn their house down. Or Olaf could just release the thing there and they'd all die but still staying there with Strauss would not lead to the best result
I can't believe I say that but in the whole series Olaf pissed me so so fuc. Much, but I felt really sad for him, and he was right at some point. And this series is just genius.
Aooni I know right for the first two seasons I was just hoping for Olaf to die at the end of the series and I hated him but when he died I was disappointed and even (almost) cried
@@Jake-cc7ie Yeah, it took me some time to realize that I wasn't sad he died, because he is a horrible man who will never stop. I was sad for what happened to him which forced him to become what he is. You can see a glimpse of what could have happened had his father lived longer and he wasn't persuaded by the wrong people.
I really wish I could have this show wiped from my memory so I can truly experience and appreciate it. When I first watched it, I didn't know what made a good show, and I never cried. Rewatching it, I teared up at some parts even though I new they were coming up. I can't imagine how much I would've cried if I blindly watched it now. This is one of my favorite shows of all time. I'm thinking of rereading the books.
Kit was the best character, her dying from child labor and the mushrooms made me bawl my eyes out, her child never met her. she risked everything and put her child first, she lost Dewey, her brother, her parents, she lost the sugar bowl, but she went on, she didn't eat the apple out of fear for her child, she was probably the only person in the show who fully trusted the Baudelaire's, and therefore put her child in their care. No doubt she would have been the best guardian.
This book series was a big part of my childhood before my own traumas happened, so it holds such a special place in my heart. Kudos to netflix for executing this so well
stevie emanuel another one of Lemony Snicket’s books, (Lemony Snicket wrote ASOUE), But all the wrong questions is a prequel to unfortunate events, and it follows Lemony Snicket (the narrator in the Netflix unfortunate events) when he joined the VFD!
7 year old me: “wow when i’m a teenager i’m going to be so cool. i’ll be popular and have a ton of friends and cool clothes” teenage me (currently): *crying in my room over A Series of Unfortunate Events and Hamilton* 🤷♀️
And I like that they actually buried him they didn’t have to do that this dude caused them so much pain killing so many of their guardians and just people trying to help them Monty Josephine Jacque Larry but they still decided to burry him
Is anyone else experiencing an existential crisis after watching this show? I remember the books being dark but for some reason, this show hit me on a whole other level 💔
24/4/19. I looked back at this comment and now it has 137 likes. This is the highest amount of likes I have ever got. I miss A Series Of Unfortunate Events
As Lemony Snicket said that he stopped his research in the Hotel Denoument, I always had the theory that maybe the last book was just fiction actually written by Lemony Snicket to give a happy ending to the Baudelaires. Being realistic and taking the books as canon, probably the orphans and Olaf died in the sea. The island would be then an imaginary place conceived by Snicket as a heaven where the Baudelaires could finally get rid of Count Olaf and rest peacefully. Despite all the trouble with Ish, the island is the only place where Olaf couldn't trick people with a disguise. I know this theory is really depressing, but it's realistic and goes with the vibes of misery and desperation from the books.
I actually like your theory better than the ending... don't get me wrong, it's nice seeing it had a "happy" ending but speaking realistically this was what truly happened. I don't remember well in the books if count Olaf also gets rid of the canned food, throw Sunny to the see and the Baudeliere orphans tried killing him or if it was added by the series but if you took that into context it'd make sense that it was just a "representation" of how they'd already ran out of food and were both parties desperate. I agree with you.
Although that's a good theory, if what happened on the island never actually happened, then in the last scene, he never would have met Beatrice(kits child) as there honestly would have been no other way she survived form the submarine and safely delivered her child. Also her kids name is Beatrice Baudelaire which never would have come about had she not been raised by the Baudelaires. But honestly I wish your theory was true amd I like it better than the actual ending.
The first line of this song has that strange recognizable tone of a song that you vaguely recognize but can't quite place and lingers at the tip of your perception but can't seem to break through. After many meandering thoughts where it threatened to break through to the surface but didn't, i suddenly realised that it was Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen (or Jeff Buckley). And all was well again. Rest well Baudelaires..
This song was so sad when it showed madam LuLu portrait. That zoom in made me tear up since I knew the fate of her demise. She didn’t deserve what happened to her and she was so noble in helping the children. 😢
I coudnt hold in my tears when Olivia died I thought I was the only one who felt so sorry for her it was so hard with Olivia's death she was A great person
These are one of shows that want to make you stick to it no matter what, and it’s also one of those shows worth watching. This show was executed perfectly thank you all it’s been a pleasure.
I remember when this song was sung the first time for season 2, and it was simultaneously emotional and suspenseful! This show is one of the very few that stays true to the books, with remarkably few changes, and it's incredible!
It’s crazy how violet and Olaf have this connection for the whole story, as she is the eldest child, and Olaf wants the fortune. Then their actors sings this together, it’s just- AH
I haven’t read them so maybe the ending is better in the books but I personally like this as the ending. No closure on whether he Baudelaires survive, just that final shot with them stuck on the boat with Olaf. The song is also perfect to finish with, it’s full of bittersweet emotion and fits the show amazingly. It fits the mood of the show much better than the sweet ending given in episode 7 of season 3.
Bookworm 105 it’s not the series’ fault. They go by the books and many would have been angry if the last book wasn’t included. The last one was ok but you’re right the Penultimate Peril was a powerful episode to end on. The book did a better job on the last episode.
I have read and... honestly, the ending we got probably works better in the medium. This is a Netflix series, not a book series released over many years.
But what really creeps me out is that Lemony didn’t know much about the Baudelaire’s throughout the end, yet he has found so many pictures of the Baudelaire’s through out their lives.
The season 1 version was already so haunting, I loved this rendition at least as much if not more. And it's so wrong and so right that it is the voices of Count Olaf and Violet singing together. It just gives me chills somehow.
I just rewatched this whole show and I still cried during this version of the song. I genuinely love these characters so much and wish we had more of them. I also just feel bad for Lemony when listening to it because you can tell from the moment he started researching them he wanted to help the orphans
How can this have five dislikes when it shouldn't have any? T his show was an amazing escape from reality for me and I'm heartbroken that there won't be any more episodes of books for us Volunteers to read or watch.😫💔💓💓💓
Going on a rant if Violet had not given Carmelita (The WRETCHED child) the harpoon Olaf and Dewey would have lived. Carmelita's fault for asking, Violets for giving, or Olaf for snatching.
@@Natalie-fn4xh Kit would've still died, she died from the Medusoid Mycelium when she wound up at the island because she went to go help the Quagmire triplets when they were in danger and was hit by the great unknown.
This is one of the best stories i've ever read because it's so different. The cartoony dialogue, fourth wall breaking, the era-less setting, the narrating, the oblivious nature of the characters, the music, the scenes, the symbolism, all of it. I don't think there's any show like it. I love how it's so different from the typical series. The villain gets a backstory, but he gets no redemption, no justification for his actions, he died, and that's it. People died who typically wouldn't. Good people, bad people, little to no bias. I loved every second of watching it. NPH did an amazing job portraying the character, Violet, Klaus, even Sunny were played perfectly. There are no noble or decent people, and this series made me believe that. I will be referencing many lines and quotes from this series for the rest of my life. It was a pleasure volunteers, the world is quiet here.
Here’s something not many ppl realized At the start of the show where lemony is at the fire He says: “The Official Fire Department and the VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT were unable to make it in time” He spoiled the meaning of VFD a long time ago before it was mentioned
i was really attached to this show, i started watching this when s1 released and i'm here after a year the show ended. i just suddenly remembered this and decided to search it up and look back to the memory.
Finally! I thought I was the only one who isn't just hating on Olaf. True, he does a lot of evil stuff, he murders good people and is more than a pain in the neck for the Beaudelaires... but man, what a character. It might also have to do with NPH's great acting and insanely beautiful voice, but that tragic back story and deep character for a villain makes this particular rendition of Olaf one of my favourite characters ever.
Who else cried during this song?
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I wanted olaf to die the whole show but when he actually did I felt genuinely sad
Yeah same but remember all of those people he murdered just for money
@@jame248 He didn't want money. He wanted his loving parents back.
Shame he picked the wrong people to act as substitute.
Yeah, he was a perfect example of how Claus, Violet, and Sunny could have turned out when their parents died. It really did bring a tear to my eye when I saw him die, he was evil, but they gave him a good reason to be evil.
Esmé Gigi Genevieve Squalor my gosh I was going to say “Dang that’s excessive.” But then I saw your username😂
SAME!!
I love how both sides of the schism were going after the sugar bowl for the cure to medusoid mycelium inside and Esme just wanted to complete her tea set.
yeah
Why even need the sugar bowl when you have a giant tree with the cure. Why even need a cure for a fungus trapped on an abandoned grotto. Confusion level max
@@dan-phone4665 their parents recreated the secret cure on that island, only they knew about it, and they need a cure because the “bad side” could become immune too it and unleash it in the world
And if someone on the bad side of the schism let the Medusa mushrooms then the good side would need to spread the cure
@@paytonwalrus8931 alright but why did Beatrice need the sugar bowl. Esme only wanted the bowl not the insides. Why could she be like, hey esme gib sugar in the bowl and keep your bowl and boom no evil Olaf
When I found out why she wanted the sugar bowl I was like ''seriously ''
Out of the entire show, I feel the worst for Monty and the librarian. They both legitimately cared and went out of their ways to risk everything for the kids. It legit hurt watching their deaths
Even Josephine. She tried to protect the children even though she was scared
Don't forget Larry, your waiter.
*olivia is the libarian
And Jacques
Madame Lulu was only good in the Netflix series
I’m gunna miss this show it is honestly one of the best I have seen....
Oscarrose2004 same
Same here,but I'm glad there are books about the show...so I'll just read those
Same but I just watch it again
Agreed
this is literally the only show that has made me cry
“People aren't either wicked or noble. They're like chef's salads, with good things and bad things chopped and mixed together in a vinaigrette of confusion and conflict.”
RIP OLAF
RIP KIT
RIP Everyone else..
Truly did justice to a book series that defined my childhood and led to the excellent vocabulary i have now 15 years after i originally discovered it..
One of the best lines in all of literature. The actor they got to play Fernald nailed it, too. Holy shit I love this story, I need to read All The Wrong Questions.
The only problem I have with it is that I’m the books olaf was portrayed so evil and it didn’t reflect that in the series but otherwise it was absolutely fucking amazing and completely did justice to the books
Just looking for some friends yeah you can tell NPH was channelling Jim Carreys olaf. Although both had fantastic performances that wasn't the olaf we all know and love err well hate..
RIP Joyce
RIP Larry your waiter
RIP aunt Josefine
RIP Uncle montey
RIP Gustave
RIP Olivia librarian
RIP Esme maybe
RIP carmaleta maybe
RIP Dewey
RIP Kit
RIP the baudalairs parents Beatrice and dad Unknown
THE GOOD THING THAT CAME OUT OF IT Beatrice daughter of Dewey and Kit
@@laylaellis7290 Larry died?
Oof nvm I remember now :c
I actually cried when I watched this episode because I thought it was the last until the next came on and when the next one ended I cried more.
I cried as well. my sister looked at me and asked why I was awake and crying at 4 am
Same as y’all
I did the same thing😭
This is exactly what happend to me. I cried and than couldnt stop the entier 20 last minutes of the show
Same the end was so sad
I feel like not enough people are talking about how beautifully Malina and Neil’s voices harmonise together
Is it Malina or Joanne?
@@novemberguy9 pretty sure it’s Malina
@@novemberguy9 100% Malina. She did a part of the first version at the end of season 1. You can see her seeing that version onscreen.
lemony snicket narrating was probably my favorite thing in this series and i liked how the hooked man and sunny developed as friends and how he actually showed genuine care about sunny. Overall great series and im sad to see it end.
Nelson 10 I don’t think lemony is even real. I mean, unless the story of the Baudelaire orphans is true, because we all know at the end Beatrice said 'Hello mr snicker I’m you’re niece Beatrice Baudelaire the second' meaning that Snicket was related to Baudelaire. Also Jacques Snicket was in there, and the Snicket file from the library of records. So unless lemony tied up his family with a made up story about unfortunate children, or it’s all real, Lemony Snicket does not exist.
@@thunderbolt64_Beatrice Baudelaire is the biological daugher of kit snickett and the adopted daugher of the Baudelaire brothers. Hence why a Baudelaire is related to lemony snickett.
@@thunderbolt64_ Kit, Lemony's sister gave birth to Beatrice the second, which is why she is his niece.
@@thunderbolt64_ Lemony Snicket is the Pen Name of the man who wrote the books. So while he isn't real, He technically is documenting his own book.
@@thunderbolt64_ i just meant patrick warburton doing the narrating and he played lemoney snicket
you can hate me now but I will miss everyone, even Olaf.... but, maaaaybe not Carmelita, she's pure evil.
Pinkamena Polska Carmelita was the only character that I genuinely disliked.
I wanted to reach into the TV and rip her hair out
CAKE SNIFFER!
cake sniffer xp
Pinkamena Polska true i can tolerate Olaf and Esme but Carmelita is Annoying I just want to punch her to death because of her voice but The actor is good
Not going to lie, I cried really hard during this part. Can’t believe it’s over. Feels like when I finished the last book. I’m going to miss it so much. I’ve always looked up to Violet, Klaus, and even Sunny. This series finally got the adaptation it deserved. Unpopular opinion, but I preferred this Netflix series to the original movie. The movie was rushed, and the casting wasn’t right in my opinion. NPH portrayed a phenomenal Olaf, and Malina and Louis are perfect for Violet and Klaus. I just wish it wasn’t over yet. I wish there was more for all of us in V.F.D.
It’s been an amazing ride. Thank you ASOUE.
The world is quiet here, volunteers.
@The_FireWolf_Ghost I grew up with the movie, it's very weird and a pretty terrible adaptation, but the visuals and the soundtrack make up for it.
@The_FireWolf_Ghost Tbh both handle certain things better than each other.
Example: NPH's Olaf was closer to the book than Carrey's Olaf, but the Hurricane Herman scene in the film was done better than the one in the show
It's really not an unpopular opinion though....most people agree that the series was much better
Emily Joy when i first saw the show advertised i was kind of meh about it cause i grew up with the move. but now that i saw the series i'm like F**K this is better than the movie. AND I WANT MORE!!! but now i'm sad its over... :(
Very Finely Dictated volunteer
This is one of the most faithful book-to-media adaptations I've ever seen. As someone who grew up with the books and loved them fiercely, I was very hesitant when I first heard of the show but they did it justice.
I finished book 1 I agree
Agreed. I wasn't keen on the film because it missed out the majority of the story, and barely even touched upon VFD. The only note we had was Klaus finding the spyglass, but no follow up. This series was an incredible adaption, and I'm so thankful they were able to bring it to the screen
You cannot tell me "the end" was a satisfying ending. It's like they threw away everything it was building up.
@@Nagasakevideo Well it follows the books closely. So if you didn't like the end then blame the book.
@@OWmyDragonBallz yeah same goes for the books. The difference is that in the books they kind of retcon things to fit into the volunteer fire department story, and the show had it from the beginning. I do think that giving all of the bad things that happened in their life a common cause and meaning kind of gets rid of the original point though. You know the whole point is that sometimes bad things happen to good people for no good reason.
A powerful dirge (a word here which means, 'a very sad song' , such as a bird singing right before it bursts from eating rice pilaf thrown at an ill-planned wedding) for a Very Fine Drama.
Cobalt Cheshire. Omg....
Cobalt Cheshire Very Fine Drama? I like your thinking.
This is some Very Favorable Dialogue
Konrad McClure Vigorously Flamboyantly Draughted
The fact that this isn't the top comment is sad, but, I suppose that's just how the story goes...
The world is quiet here, volunteers.
Yes volunteers.Life is a conundrum of esoterica...
Yes my dear associates but memento mori
The more you look at a funny story, the sadder it becomes...
The story is so sad
Ok but like anyone wanna start a real VFD?
I was pushed to the edge of tears when Olaf sang "You might think that two parents both brave and true should live till a ripe old age"
So frickin sad
That was Mr Poe who sang that line
Layla Ellis No the commenter meant in this version
@@billiesabo what are you talking about I'm not even talking about the commenter and what version you don't make any sense
Layla Ellis There are two versions. This one and the one sang before season one ended. And you mentioned how Mr. Poe said that line. I thought that you were saying that the commenter was wrong and Mr. Poe sang it instead. And as I read my first reply I can see how you were confused. So I apologize. Have a Very Fabulous Day.
R.I.P Olaf:
One of the saddest and most dramatic deaths in the entire series, the one that ended the entire series. We all wanted him to die, but yet when he did we all cried, lets be honest.
Yes... I still think he could have been a nice person if he wanted to
Yep
I sob every time I see it ✨
@@iamverycrazyhaha8901 nah he is too evil
Sasssss
All I could think of was Olivia Caliban,you were the bravest volunteer of all and a true friend to the Baudelaires R.I.P.
She Was A Central Character Of Season 2 And A Brave Noble Volunteer Who Tried Everything To Help The Baudelaires And Find Their Parents.
I agree that she was brave and one of the best but I think Jacques Snicket or Jaquelin (how ever you spell her name) along with larry will forever be in my heart.
Muzle I completely agree but Olivia was always my favourite volunteer and the volunteer I connected with most
My heart died when Olivia died cause I felt so relatable to her and it was the first series that actually made me cry r.i.p
I loved Olivia so much! I was heartbroken when she died.
I REALLY need this song to be put on Apple Music
Right?? And a full cover by Malina, Neil and the ensemble as echoes as they are.
YES BRO
And spotify!
YAS OMG
Im pissed its not
The hench people had a happy ending
Raw Perry Person not in the books. The man/woman dies on the hospital fire. The bald man dies from the lions. The twins quit, the hook handed man took the submarine and Esme died in the fire of denouement hotel
At least we can hope Esme and Carmelita died as for the henchpeople I like how they got a nice ending
Mr Critical lol I love Esmé
Yes, but at this time Lemony Snicket didn't know that yet. I presume he only revisits his research when he meets Beatrice.
Not in the books. The one that was neither found a boy or girl died in the hospital. The bald man died in the lion pit and the twins quit. We can all cheer that Carmelita died.
“People aren't either wicked or noble. They're like chef's salads, with good things and bad things chopped and mixed together in a vinaigrette of confusion and conflict.”
As I finished watching this show, I never imagined that the quote above would be one of the wisest things I ever heard
Morals can never apply everywhere. Especially in this context, Fernald using it to excuse villainous actions is lamentably deplorable.
@@idiosyncraticlawyer3400 Yea you have a point.
@@idiosyncraticlawyer3400 He had a point though, he saved a lot of people by setting that fire. It’s basically a question if if you believe the ends justify the means or not.
@@goldenstatewarriors9418 I wasn't specifically talking about the fire. I was pointing at his other villainous actions in general.
Yes
I am just beautifully amazed by Malina Weissman's voice. It is beautiful, soothing, and soft. I gotta say, it is a very fascinating ditty.
Patatart I feel like it’s auto tuned(it would be fine if it is, since her role isn’t fully singing)
@@marthab-c5226 I think that may be true, since almost every professional song is altered in some way (even with singers)
The ending literally filled me with sadness. Like Ik the show was never supposed to be happy but part of me still thought there would be a happy ending. The world is quiet here, volunteers.
I mean, the ending wasn't terrible at the very least. We know the quagmires reunited, we know the Baudelaires and Beatrice II got onto the island, and we know Beatrice II reunited with Lemony. Considering the odds, there's a big chance they could bring VFD back. There's no Olaf to stop them now, just the man with a beard and no hair and the woman with hair and no beard.
It did end, if not happy then hopeful for a new beginning, as Beatrice met her Uncle, and finally stopped his lonely search as she told him everything that happened, with hope they themselves may become a family together as she was named after the woman Lemony Snicket loved
The ending WAS a happy ending wtf are you on about? In fact it was too happy. The rest of the series up until this point makes it clear that they should have died at sea.
the world is quiet here
@Violet-Rose nah I think of that as a new hopeful beginning
I'm gonna miss almost everyone, except for Carmelita.
I loved Carmelitas sass tho-
Even I missed carmelita I cried about everyone’s death
a pOnY pArTY fOr mEe?
and expect for Esmé.
@@NothingToSeeHereAnyLonger count Olaf and esmé and there cohorts are my favorite
'In a world too often governed by corruption and arrogance, it can be difficult to stay true to one's literary and philosophical principles.'
The world is quiet here
R.I.P Beatrice Baudelaire
R.I.P Bertrand Baudelaire
R.I.P Uncle Monty
R.I.P Aunt Josephine
R.I.P Jacque Snicket
R.I.P Kit Snicket
R.I.P Count Olaf
R.I.P Dewey
R.I.P Olivia
R.I.P everyone who died in the hotel
And R.I.P to all the other characters that died
Edit: wow! Come back a year later and I’ve got 1.6k likes and 170 replies! Thanks everyone for all the likes and stuff. Probably the most likes I ever got
TheCoolGamer 27 what about Larry your waiter?
@@marianamota6386 No they already said that Lemony was never able to be with Beatrice. Also the children would've recognized that he was their dad. So no Lemony is not Mr. Baudelaire.
Oh ya, thats true
Good God, what a cast, though.
All those hikers parents
Emotions are getting the best of me. Such an amazing show, can't believe this is the last season. Crying now, loved this show so much, still do. The actors and actresses did great. The crew did great, Congrats on 3 seasons, Lemony Snicket💙
There's only 13 books and the show followed them exactly
octavian mills not exactly, since they introduced the VFD plot element right from the start. But that is quite for the best.
That's not how the story goes
They didn’t follow the books completely, in the books they kept it a secret that it was called the voluntary fire department for so much longer than they did in the series
Just looking for some friends
It made more sense to do it this way, since we have the full 13 books to work with. The VFD plot doesn’t even start until Book 6. Until then it’s just world building.
By us the viewers having the VFD plot introduced in the start, it’s so much more enjoyable.
Basically, the show is what Snicket would have rewritten the books.
I wanted coffee but I can’t find my sugar bowl
Didn't Olaf say that in Episode 1
@@goldenstatewarriors9418 ep2 IIRC, and I loved that line so much
Can you pass the sugar?
Thats from The Slippery Slope
WuT
MY SEUGAR BEOWLLL
“What’s that thing count Olaf said?”
“Never have kids”
-My motto every day
Literally everyone wanted olaf to die the whole entire time but when he finally did it was the saddest death imaginable
I thought the saddest moment of ASOUE was when Count Olaf didn’t get the roast beef
I keep seeing everyone day that and I do not feel that way at all. He was a shitty person, his backstory was no justification for it.
I cried during his death he just wanted to be loved
@@Nagasakevideo he was literally just like a tool, used to create the monster he is by those mentors. He was just another victim in this.
@@thecoolaxolotlnova8523 you cannot use your last and your traumas to justify your bad behavior now.
Season 3 was so touching
It truly was
MIX.TV However, it was infuriatingly inaccurate towards the books.
@@syrwen honestly what do you expect? I've never seen a tv show or movie based off a book that measured up to the book
Ashley Reed Ooh sorry.
Yep!
Violet has a very *beautiful* voice!
Don't think the girl in the beginning is Violet --- I believe its suppose to be young Beatrice.
Landon Parks if you watch the same song from season 1 you see violet sounding the exact same and even mouthing the words in the video
@@batmanx1324 its not Malina who is singing in the first portion of this song. You'll notice, this version also appears to be missing klaus...
This song, to my ears, at least in the beginning, appears to be sung by lemony and Beatrice ii; it would make the most sense.
This girl singing has an entirely different voice than Malina, and sounds like the voice of the actress playing young Beatrice.
Later on, it appears to be a full-cast rendetion...
Unlike the first song in s1, we don't have a visual reference here to who is singing.
@@batmanx1324 also, this song is clearly not the same one from s1 ---- similar lyrics and tune, but this is more of an ensemble rendition.
I can't make out violet, Klaus, or Olaf as having main singing roles in this version.
Landon Parks deadass I just wish whoever it was sang the whole song 😂
I absolutely love that part from 1:07, where it's just Olaf singing. He didn't get his happy ending either. His story was also "all sorrows and woes". Now that we know it, we can hear how sad he was while singing about two parents, "both brave and both true". He was remembering his own father.
Olaf is a villain. A murderer. He's evil. And I think he got what he deserved in the end, and he knew it himself, that's why he refused to eat the apple at first. He deserved to be punished for his crimes. But he also deserved to be remembered. That's why that scene with his grave hit me so much.
Edit: also, when it says "you might dream that justice and peace wins the day" and focuses in the photo of the librarian(I'm sorry, I don't remember her name) is one of the strongest scenes in the whole song. Like... You would think that such a good person would survive. But that's not how this story goes
The librarians name is Olivia
Lulu
Olaf wasn’t a villain until the Baudelaires didn’t make him roast beef
Not to ruin the whole comment but Olaf would’ve still died of his wounds even if he was cured
@@High_Tier_Human_1 yeah, I fully agree with you. However, he still refused to eat the apple, and I'm pretty sure it was his inner wish to die speaking
No happy endings, just sorrow and woes, for the Baudelaires who just wanted to live in peace with a guardian. They can't catch a break, and every "good" adult either failed to help them or died trying. The bad ones trying to steal their fortunes mostly got away with it. They were abandoned by justice, by a secret organisation they knew nothing about. Man, that hits you deep in the feels. I'm not crying, you're crying!
The saddest part is most of their unfortunate events were caused by Mr. Poe not Count Olaf. Thats also exactly what Olaf said to Ishmael.
When the series ended... I kinda just.. Froze. I couldn't believe it. I was crying my eyes out by then. So... Now I'm re-watching it- and reading the books again. Although, when it ended I missed all the characters.. Olaf, Esmé, and I even missed Carmelita tbh.
*And, I literally cried so much when Beatrice Snicket/Baudelaire was born.*
Wait... books?
@@idk_lif3 this show is developed and based off of a book series of the same name
@@idk_lif3 and lemony snicket has also written another series in the same world called all the wrong questions
No Carmelita was pure *evil*.
Harpoons to lions to countless fires to crowbars to meatgrinders
After seeing season three, I actually think they wrapped up everything pretty well. I only have one question however,
WHERE THE HECK IS JACQULINE?!?!?!
Riley Trader
She’s too busy being the Duchess of Winnipeg
Riley Trader I didn’t even think of her until you said that. This will be a thought in my head for a long time.
Edit: Spirit Rosewolf thank you.
For fucks sake now I won’t stop thinking about it
Riley Trader her mother was revealed to be the duchess of Winnipeg, and her mother died. Mr Poe said it when he was talking to kit. ‘Her mother, who recently died, was a duchess and she has now left to go to winnipeg’
She wasn't in the books. So I guess they didn't know what to do with her in the end lol
I just remembered how in season 1, I thought the the Quagmire parents where the bauldelaire parents...
ngl, almost everyone thought that
Sane
Ya me too same
Me TOO
Same 😂😂
Is that violet singing? Her voice is amazing.
Edit: It's confirmed Violet and Olaf.
I don't think this version is sung by them... in the beginning, it sounds to me like it could be young Beatrice and lemony, and then ensemble.
@@landonp629 i think it is violet and olaf throughout and then the ensemble, but you may be right.
I think it is violet. That's who it sounds like to me.
@@peachimarii if it's violet, she changed her voice... this girl has a different pitch, and sounds younger to me... I was heavily
Involved on musical theatre as a director and vocal director, so I have a good ear for voices ---- and I simply can't say its Malina and Harris... I wish there was somewhere to obtain who it was, but it's not even listed as a song in the episode.
Im simply guessing that it is snicket and Beatrice, simply because it makes sense to me.. but it could be others as well... I guess it could be violet and olaf, but if it is, they made major changes to Malinas voice for this version...
They might have recorded it during filming of season 1 because it was sung during an episode of "The Miserable Mill", that may be why Malina's voice sounds different. @@landonp629
"I cannot find them. I cannot help them." is such a gut wrenching line. The despair. Snicket is truly and wholly worried for them, yet he arrived too late and is powerless to do anything now.
I actually feel slightly sick from the sinking feeling of that line.
yes
But didn’t he meet beatrice baudelaire the second?
Anyone who didn’t enjoy the show is a CaKe SNiFfEr!
AgReEd
Cakesniffing haters in the haters shack
MercedesBT Did you know you offended me and other people they are just not commenting.I watched asoue but I didn't really like it well I loved it so think before you comment it may hurt other people's feelings....
@@EllieBee_. Is your reply sarcasm?-
Well said
The actual antagonist of this series is Carmelita. From the moment she came on screen
Shut up you cake sniffer :-P
I actually think the blond lady in the volunteers group is more of a villain. She is insane
Imagine being a cake sniffer
@@lleporidae yeah Carmelita is the clear vision of “say and do” she does have that bad habit
@@lleporidae but isn’t carmelita a cake sniffer too since in season two she literally sniffed a cake and put her face in it
I cried when count Olaf and kit died, I know count Olaf was a bad person but I didn’t want him to die, anybody else?
You're not alone, I actually really love Olaf despite all the bad things he did. He's a villain with a back story and a deep character, which isn't always so obvious but becomes clear later on. I always love shows that make you hate someone at first and then take that feeling and turn it right on its head. Well, that's how I felt, at least.
A. Y.S. Yeah
Same here....
Well yeah he was starting to be good
Yup I felt bad seeing him die I think going to jail would have been enough
It’s been an honor working with you, volunteers. I’ll miss each and every one of you. Larry, Olivia, Jacqueline, Kit, Lemony, Jacque, Monty, Josephine, Fiona, Dewy, Frank, Beatrice, and finally, Sunny, Klaus, and Violet Baudelaire.
EspeonMagic Well if you’re talking about characters who died, Jacqueline didn’t die. She moved to Winnipeg.
Danielle Kwon I know but we never saw her again
What about the Quagmire's isodara Quigley Duncan
@@billiesabo how do you she moved to Winnipeg they didn't tell us that in the show
Layla Ellis I actually don’t know? I think I heard it in the books or the show. I’ll rewatch the show to see if I’m right.
And now, a Vocalized Feelings Display.
AHHHHHHHHHH
I see what you did there, VFD
Very fine day we are having
@@hearrts4mo Vigorously Flourishing Depression
" It's too painful to hold onto " god Justice Strauss was the best and I felt so bad for her
Yep, she just wanted to help them, put lots of effort on it, almost succeed, after losing Trial, he wanted to give baudelairs a home, and sunny bited her
@@Juho221 I mean, likely that if she gave them a home, Olaf or any other bad people might just find them and burn their house down. Or Olaf could just release the thing there and they'd all die but still staying there with Strauss would not lead to the best result
But If She Didn't Give The Photo To Lemony Then We Wouldn't Have A Show To Watch
I can't believe I say that but in the whole series Olaf pissed me so so fuc. Much, but I felt really sad for him, and he was right at some point. And this series is just genius.
Aooni I know right for the first two seasons I was just hoping for Olaf to die at the end of the series and I hated him but when he died I was disappointed and even (almost) cried
@@Jake-cc7ie Yeah, it took me some time to realize that I wasn't sad he died, because he is a horrible man who will never stop. I was sad for what happened to him which forced him to become what he is. You can see a glimpse of what could have happened had his father lived longer and he wasn't persuaded by the wrong people.
The 8 dislikes are Olaf's various disguises: Stephano, Captain Sham, Shirley T. Sinoit-Pécer, Coach Genghis, Gunther, Detective Dupin, Mattathias, Kit Snicket.
Or Jaques Snicket
The kit disguise was very very VERY
AWFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@aliyahbonilla8172 convincing it was convincing
@@aliyahbonilla8172 It was funny because olaf said he will return with his best disguise so far 😂
Oh yeah forgot about that 🤣
Pleeeeaaaase Netflix now do a series of "All the Wrong Questions"; I'm not ready to see the last of this story
Yay verily
YESSS
No because it could ruin the show remember how boss baby back in business ended up
@@snowantric7370 Remember the crappy movie that show started with?
It's worth the risk, I think.
Cloudy with a chance of meatballs
I really wish I could have this show wiped from my memory so I can truly experience and appreciate it. When I first watched it, I didn't know what made a good show, and I never cried. Rewatching it, I teared up at some parts even though I new they were coming up. I can't imagine how much I would've cried if I blindly watched it now. This is one of my favorite shows of all time. I'm thinking of rereading the books.
❀✿ Memento Mori ✿❀
“Remember you will die”
- Lemony Snicket
Are you ready
No
Me to but, if we wait till where ready we’ll be waiting the rest of our lives
- Violet and Klaus Buadalaire.
WHO CAN'T BE BEAT?!
@@ZONVERIE A dead horse!
@@Arachnophob1c WHO CANT WE BEAT?
@@davidmetcalfe760 A DEAD HORSE !
Kit was the best character, her dying from child labor and the mushrooms made me bawl my eyes out, her child never met her. she risked everything and put her child first, she lost Dewey, her brother, her parents, she lost the sugar bowl, but she went on, she didn't eat the apple out of fear for her child, she was probably the only person in the show who fully trusted the Baudelaire's, and therefore put her child in their care. No doubt she would have been the best guardian.
"This song is very IN" - Esme
Lol 😂
It is IN and it will never ever ever ever be out
Lol.😂
During the show I low-key wanted Olaf to die, but when he actually did, I was figuratively crying
I think you mean literally
You- you know what you did 😑
D-did you just?
Yk exactly what you did
You monster..
This book series was a big part of my childhood before my own traumas happened, so it holds such a special place in my heart. Kudos to netflix for executing this so well
Dope
now we need an All the Wrong Questions series!!
YES PLS
Whats that?
stevie emanuel another one of Lemony Snicket’s books, (Lemony Snicket wrote ASOUE), But all the wrong questions is a prequel to unfortunate events, and it follows Lemony Snicket (the narrator in the Netflix unfortunate events) when he joined the VFD!
Yes!
@Francesca Samson First or second?
I need this song on spotify... like a lot
@Your opinions are worthless garbage. meh
TH-cam mp3 converter
Same
7 year old me: “wow when i’m a teenager i’m going to be so cool. i’ll be popular and have a ton of friends and cool clothes”
teenage me (currently): *crying in my room over A Series of Unfortunate Events and Hamilton* 🤷♀️
Toooo real
Same.
I crying over the baudalers 😭😭😭
I see you will be a human of culture. I was crying over Anne Rice and Phantom of the Opera
HELL YEAH. #HAMILTONVIBES
i was lowkey sad when olaf died 😭 i don’t even know why but it just feels empty without him. this show really left me depressed😭
You were warned
And I like that they actually buried him they didn’t have to do that this dude caused them so much pain killing so many of their guardians and just people trying to help them Monty Josephine Jacque Larry but they still decided to burry him
Is anyone else experiencing an existential crisis after watching this show? I remember the books being dark but for some reason, this show hit me on a whole other level 💔
I think for me, age is a massive factor. I feel like I picked up on so much more of the message than I did as a child.
you believe every thing will have a good ending but..
*thats not how the story goes*
Wow
Nexzt good one but so emotional my favorite character died and i got so emotional
It was madam lulu/the librarian
24/4/19. I looked back at this comment and now it has 137 likes. This is the highest amount of likes I have ever got. I miss A Series Of Unfortunate Events
@@abrown767 i think he knew he wa count olaf but did not want him to know the he knew
As Lemony Snicket said that he stopped his research in the Hotel Denoument, I always had the theory that maybe the last book was just fiction actually written by Lemony Snicket to give a happy ending to the Baudelaires. Being realistic and taking the books as canon, probably the orphans and Olaf died in the sea. The island would be then an imaginary place conceived by Snicket as a heaven where the Baudelaires could finally get rid of Count Olaf and rest peacefully. Despite all the trouble with Ish, the island is the only place where Olaf couldn't trick people with a disguise. I know this theory is really depressing, but it's realistic and goes with the vibes of misery and desperation from the books.
I actually like your theory better than the ending... don't get me wrong, it's nice seeing it had a "happy" ending but speaking realistically this was what truly happened. I don't remember well in the books if count Olaf also gets rid of the canned food, throw Sunny to the see and the Baudeliere orphans tried killing him or if it was added by the series but if you took that into context it'd make sense that it was just a "representation" of how they'd already ran out of food and were both parties desperate.
I agree with you.
Although that's a good theory, if what happened on the island never actually happened, then in the last scene, he never would have met Beatrice(kits child) as there honestly would have been no other way she survived form the submarine and safely delivered her child. Also her kids name is Beatrice Baudelaire which never would have come about had she not been raised by the Baudelaires. But honestly I wish your theory was true amd I like it better than the actual ending.
Honestly nearly cried at the end but it honestly took me forever to notice Olaf had the same case and it’s like how Lemony said it’s a water cycle
WHY DID YOU HAVE TO DO THIS TO ME
It was a pleasure, Volunteers. Remember, the world is quiet here.
This is a Very Fortunate Day
Only the true fans
Super secret Spy HA! V.F.D, I like your style. Very Flamboyantly Draughted.
Very Few Discover your message😈
Now, to find Snicket my friends
im Very Fairly Distraught from the fact that i cried, even though i knew the ending already.
Learn that I always live. It’s one of those things.
what i love about this is that it teaches how we have to be grateful and have to accept unfortunate things
I'm crying. This series was unfortunate, but it was also interesting. I was even sad when Olaf died even after the terrible things he's done.
The first line of this song has that strange recognizable tone of a song that you vaguely recognize but can't quite place and lingers at the tip of your perception but can't seem to break through.
After many meandering thoughts where it threatened to break through to the surface but didn't, i suddenly realised that it was Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen (or Jeff Buckley). And all was well again. Rest well Baudelaires..
This song was so sad when it showed madam LuLu portrait. That zoom in made me tear up since I knew the fate of her demise. She didn’t deserve what happened to her and she was so noble in helping the children. 😢
I coudnt hold in my tears when Olivia died I thought I was the only one who felt so sorry for her it was so hard with Olivia's death she was A great person
I felt bad for Lemony losing his siblings. Seeing their pictures in his wallet was a lovely touch.
That moment when the Snicket brother sit "together" in the taxi..
These are one of shows that want to make you stick to it no matter what, and it’s also one of those shows worth watching. This show was executed perfectly thank you all it’s been a pleasure.
I remember when this song was sung the first time for season 2, and it was simultaneously emotional and suspenseful! This show is one of the very few that stays true to the books, with remarkably few changes, and it's incredible!
It made me cry hearing sweet Malina’s young voice from way back when. And her and Neil sound great!
Every time I listen to this song I cry. It’s so beautiful and has so much emotion.
This whole show was a very fantastic drama
It’s a very frustrating dilemma
i really wish they would release an album with all the songs from this
YES
This is honestly such an emotional song. Especially with the photos reminding us of all the things that happened.
It’s crazy how violet and Olaf have this connection for the whole story, as she is the eldest child, and Olaf wants the fortune. Then their actors sings this together, it’s just- AH
Malina Weissman and Neil Patrick Harris or NPH
I haven’t read them so maybe the ending is better in the books but I personally like this as the ending. No closure on whether he Baudelaires survive, just that final shot with them stuck on the boat with Olaf. The song is also perfect to finish with, it’s full of bittersweet emotion and fits the show amazingly. It fits the mood of the show much better than the sweet ending given in episode 7 of season 3.
It's not the end yet, there is still one more episode left
The books end exactly like the last episode, with the Baudelaires leaving the island with Kit’s kid
Bookworm 105 it’s not the series’ fault. They go by the books and many would have been angry if the last book wasn’t included. The last one was ok but you’re right the Penultimate Peril was a powerful episode to end on. The book did a better job on the last episode.
Same I like this even though I cried
I have read and... honestly, the ending we got probably works better in the medium. This is a Netflix series, not a book series released over many years.
This was indeed the tragic tale of 3 who went through the vast fearful danger. But maybe one day, peace follows; the world is quiet here.
This reprised version really hits hard...showing us pictures of people and events in the past. I have truly enjoyed this series. Very well done.
But what really creeps me out is that Lemony didn’t know much about the Baudelaire’s throughout the end, yet he has found so many pictures of the Baudelaire’s through out their lives.
The season 1 version was already so haunting, I loved this rendition at least as much if not more. And it's so wrong and so right that it is the voices of Count Olaf and Violet singing together. It just gives me chills somehow.
Malina and Neil's voices sound so good together
Season 3 was a really good season where I almost burst into tears hearing this song seeing most of the dead V.F.D members😢😢
I just rewatched this whole show and I still cried during this version of the song. I genuinely love these characters so much and wish we had more of them. I also just feel bad for Lemony when listening to it because you can tell from the moment he started researching them he wanted to help the orphans
Even with a song like this, NPH’s voice is very comforting!
His vocal fry register gives me goosebumps, especially in the theme song.
I want a season 4.
I want to see the girl they raised.
I don't want the story to end
I want a alternate Season 1 when count Olaf gets his roast beef and the world lives happily ever after
@@beneyweneys lmao yes
"Some stories still live on,even if the storyteller doesn't tell them"
but that's not how the story goes...
They’ve run out of material to adapt. If they made a Season 4, then people would start to criticize it, similar to what happened to Game of Thrones
How can this have five dislikes when it shouldn't have any? T his show was an amazing escape from reality for me and I'm heartbroken that there won't be any more episodes of books for us Volunteers to read or watch.😫💔💓💓💓
People like the movie better
i love malina's voice so much, it's beautiful
Going on a rant if Violet had not given Carmelita (The WRETCHED child) the harpoon Olaf and Dewey would have lived. Carmelita's fault for asking, Violets for giving, or Olaf for snatching.
Or one of the triplitse at the hotel for allowing.
Dang your right kit could have had her happy ending at least
@@Natalie-fn4xh Kit would've still died, she died from the Medusoid Mycelium when she wound up at the island because she went to go help the Quagmire triplets when they were in danger and was hit by the great unknown.
Ashley Alonzo true but at least the daughter would've had a father still :/
@@ashleyalonzo9079 I dont know because only a single thing can change everything
About the 50th time listening to this again. Still getting goosebumps
I hear this song twice or thrice each day without missing it and it always makes 😔🥺😢😭
One of my most favourite shows. It’s a shame that so little people watch and appreciate it.
This is one of the best stories i've ever read because it's so different. The cartoony dialogue, fourth wall breaking, the era-less setting, the narrating, the oblivious nature of the characters, the music, the scenes, the symbolism, all of it. I don't think there's any show like it. I love how it's so different from the typical series. The villain gets a backstory, but he gets no redemption, no justification for his actions, he died, and that's it. People died who typically wouldn't. Good people, bad people, little to no bias. I loved every second of watching it. NPH did an amazing job portraying the character, Violet, Klaus, even Sunny were played perfectly. There are no noble or decent people, and this series made me believe that. I will be referencing many lines and quotes from this series for the rest of my life.
It was a pleasure volunteers, the world is quiet here.
Here’s something not many ppl realized
At the start of the show where lemony is at the fire
He says:
“The Official Fire Department and the VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT were unable to make it in time”
He spoiled the meaning of VFD a long time ago before it was mentioned
RIP Olivia, an intelligent librarian, a noble volunteer and a selfless person.
Name one person that hasn't cried listening to this song, I'm waiting
i was really attached to this show, i started watching this when s1 released and i'm here after a year the show ended. i just suddenly remembered this and decided to search it up and look back to the memory.
I think Olaf is one of the most deepest characters ever and even tho evil is wise about the noble and the schism.RIP KIT AND OLAF
Finally! I thought I was the only one who isn't just hating on Olaf. True, he does a lot of evil stuff, he murders good people and is more than a pain in the neck for the Beaudelaires... but man, what a character. It might also have to do with NPH's great acting and insanely beautiful voice, but that tragic back story and deep character for a villain makes this particular rendition of Olaf one of my favourite characters ever.
Thanks for uploading, I love it so much I wept like a small child
Lmao lucky I got dry eye
I just watched this and now I want to cry
I think it’s so sad that so many people tried to help the Baudelaire’s, but died.
It is. I really loved Monty and Larry