I was watching with my friend who has already seen it and I just muttered, “Oh, THIS motherf*cker,” when he gave that answer. My friend was cracking up because he knew I’d be ready to kill Rob way before Beth Anne.
He underestimated her too much. Like she was sending a lot of signals here. She told you a story of how your neighbor almost died from choking on the same ingredient she put on your food.
He is maybe the worst person on the show, and that’s not a bad thing. The actor did an amazing job of making him seem like an understandable, relatable guy, which is exactly how he got away with the awful way he treated people. There are people with actual murderous violent tendencies on the show, and he is worse than them. The way he treated Beth Ann after their daughter’s death is one of the most fucked up things I’ve seen on television, and it had me cussing out my TV screen when I first watched the show. I’m just happy Beth Ann got to be a mom again with April’s kid. It’s implied that the two of them were together at that point after the husband was long dead, and that’s just so sweet and wholesome compared to how their relationship started.
Man die = woman stronk! wamen smarterer! woman indie film director of life now. DAMN you dont have to be so high and mighty about it, his death is not going to make her superman ffs
Did anyone else notice that Beth Ann’s house (on the inside) is painted that signature disney “ go away green” color. If that was intended that’s some pretty awesome set design considering how it correlates to her story.
You can't own a color. And its called sage green, its not even close to look away green, you just don't see other shades of green beside green apple or mint.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar you can absolutely copyright a color. But its limited to use. Say another company that makes paper products cannot use Post Its canary yellow. If the brand hold a copyright, its true. You can technically own a color. Its wild
This scene is perfect! It is almost a lesson in "show, don't tell" story writing. Does he care about her needs? Is she frustrated? Does she fantasize about his death? All of that is shown, not told. This scene is funny and dramatic and shows a lot about the characters. Great job, writers and actors!
How do you get out of that mentality? I know a girl who was raised to obey and ask permissions from her parents to do almost everything and when she's married, her husband. She's used to it even when she doesn't like it. What kind of advice should one give her?
This scene played out differently in the trailer. Here she's a lot more worried and timid, whereas in the trailer she's assertive and dark. I'll never understand why they changed it. Maybe they thought it was out of character for Beth-Ann (at this point anyways) and re-filmed it? 🤔🤨
i personally don’t think she “worried and timid” 😭😭 she comes off more subtle here, she’s “suggesting” veiled threats. which i think is perfectly in tune with her character!
I really don’t understand why men sit right opposite to women on such a large table!! When I ask my husband to sit right next to me because the table was too large, he said the sitting pattern was not supposed to be like what I suggested. While right next to our table, couples would be sitting like that only.
1950s yt male: “You have my permission to be happy” Being a young woman in 2021: it’s a foreign to hear a man say that to a woman. Like woman actually sat their and was like “Yeah! I have my husband’s pERmISsion to be hAPpy!” Like what? 🤣😆❓❔❓❔
I think there a lot of people who would be very happy to live in a house that size, have the freedom to do whatever pleases them, and take care of a spouse... The cheating is a problem....
You have no idea what you’re talking about and neither do the people who think that being isolated and living for one person would be ideal. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
@@murphy1011 Try working a 70 hour week and wishing you could have 10 minutes to yourself and explore a hobby or two with no worries of income... Your right the grass is usually greener on the other side...
I'm assuming ur talking abt how Beth Ann has a supposedly good life? But it's honestly not that good. She doesn't have freedom to do what she wants, anytime she tries something (playing the piano for example) her husband berates her skill and tries to de encourage her to just make taking care of him her primary hobby. Hell, the big house wasn't even something she ever wanted, she was pushed to moving there by her husband so her husband would have to avoid grieving for their dead daughter. Its a horrible situation and its silly to insist that her life there is any good when the only thing she is allowed to do is be a good wife and a good widow.
@@williamhufnagel8790 😂 why would you assume working 70 hours a week and having less than 10 minutes to yourself is the only alternative to being a lonely dependent house wife?
A majority of the women I know today would trade it all to be a housewife. Not a brainless drone, as portraited here, but a well supported, appreciated housewife. Like my wife. Goes to bed when she wants. Gets up when she wants. Walks 8,000 steps a day X 3 per week. Bikes. And has zero drama from outsiders in her life. Bar accident, she'll live to be 100.
My mom was always the boss of the family so this whole, "look at all the suffering!!" Constant martyrdom really doesn't work for me. But thats cool if you felt powerless and never made your own choices. Lives lived.
Okay, so because your mom had a happy marriage and was the boss (good for her) this applies to all women? Seems really stupid, doesn't it? And seems even more stupid to tell women of the past to make their own choices, while they had not the same rights. Really, really stupid.
@@tatsussakreuger4156In 2024 that is outrageous but in the time where this is set he atleast wanted her to be happy, even if the motive was self-serving.
She didn't kill him for cheating. In fact she was in process of leaving him for it, when she found out he caused the death of their child by bringing his mistress home. Even then she would have forgiven him, but he had spent years blaming her it. She gave him a final chance to come clean, but he didn't, so he died.
"You have my permission to do whatever makes you happy."
*Starts planning his murder*
I was certain she'd poisoned the meat loaf in his plate and was waiting for it to take effect!😂
@@bookgirl2 too obvious😌💅
This was not the 80s… it was the 50s…
Technically his death would prevent her from making him delicious dinners tho.
@@anisaguineI think she still makes delicious dinners, just not for him anymore
Him: I'm not dying anytime soon.
The narrator: Little did he know.
He said “My Widow” as if that makes her feel complete. 💀
Urghhhh
I was watching with my friend who has already seen it and I just muttered, “Oh, THIS motherf*cker,” when he gave that answer.
My friend was cracking up because he knew I’d be ready to kill Rob way before Beth Anne.
No that makes him feel complete
The face he made tho 🤣
He underestimated her too much. Like she was sending a lot of signals here. She told you a story of how your neighbor almost died from choking on the same ingredient she put on your food.
"You HAVE my permission", god the fact that husbands actually thought this was up to them
Him: Im not dying any time soon...
The title of the show: "why women kill"
😆
the way she say's "o-kay" and smirks down at her plate is just gold.
He is maybe the worst person on the show, and that’s not a bad thing. The actor did an amazing job of making him seem like an understandable, relatable guy, which is exactly how he got away with the awful way he treated people. There are people with actual murderous violent tendencies on the show, and he is worse than them. The way he treated Beth Ann after their daughter’s death is one of the most fucked up things I’ve seen on television, and it had me cussing out my TV screen when I first watched the show.
I’m just happy Beth Ann got to be a mom again with April’s kid. It’s implied that the two of them were together at that point after the husband was long dead, and that’s just so sweet and wholesome compared to how their relationship started.
Yes, the show did a great job at getting us sympathizing with the idea that he really deserved to die.
I got the feeling April and her were together ❤
Beth Ann was his customized doormat.
the audacity he has to be tell her she has his permission to do what makes her happy 😤
Unfortunately that's actually very accurate for the 50s
It’s gross
"What will become of me when the inevitable happens?"
Answer: A stronger, smarter, independent woman
Man die = woman stronk! wamen smarterer! woman indie film director of life now.
DAMN you dont have to be so high and mighty about it, his death is not going to make her superman ffs
@@kewlishere but it will make her free from his infidelities, lies, and underserved guilt which would make her HAPPY 🤷🏻♀️
Did anyone else notice that Beth Ann’s house (on the inside) is painted that signature disney “ go away green” color. If that was intended that’s some pretty awesome set design considering how it correlates to her story.
"look away green" and it couldn’t be, Disney copyrighted it
That was an amazing observation thats some amazing symbolism
isn't it the same house, I thought it was
You can't own a color. And its called sage green, its not even close to look away green, you just don't see other shades of green beside green apple or mint.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar you can absolutely copyright a color. But its limited to use. Say another company that makes paper products cannot use Post Its canary yellow. If the brand hold a copyright, its true. You can technically own a color. Its wild
I love the way she looks around the room in total thought and confusion
This scene is perfect! It is almost a lesson in "show, don't tell" story writing.
Does he care about her needs? Is she frustrated? Does she fantasize about his death? All of that is shown, not told.
This scene is funny and dramatic and shows a lot about the characters. Great job, writers and actors!
0:44 he sounds so confused and frightened 😂😂😂😂😂😂
My widow😂😂😂😂the nerve
I know nothing about this, but is all of the people in the same house, just different time periods?
Yes
Yes the 60’s, 80’s & present time 2020 this show is truly a master piece those type of shows that make you rewatch it
I’m legitimately so glad someone else in these comment sections could put together the basics 😂 I haven’t seen it before now but I’m binging clips too
@@LuLu24Ayo you should watch it, its so good and season 2 is coming out soon
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This really shows the struggle of the women of the eighties how they had to conform, solely to live for their husbands
I think you mean sixties.
I'm a stay at home mom for financial reasons and I can very much relate to this 🙃
No it's the sixties but ur right about the struggle
Not all women. Some. A lot of women have always had to work. Her staying home is a symbol of status.
The eighties LMAO dude that was only 30+ years ago ... 50’s 60’s was sexist af
“You have my permission…..” that bums me out..because that’s how it was.
I think the best part of this is after his death she became the second mother to an Awsome little girl and a best friend to April.
I think the best part is that she let Mary's husband help...
And the look on his face when he hears the *click*
She's so cute 💕
she´s a bloody brillant actress in the first place
She shouldn’t need his permission for shit
You people are so delusional its scary.
How do you get out of that mentality? I know a girl who was raised to obey and ask permissions from her parents to do almost everything and when she's married, her husband. She's used to it even when she doesn't like it. What kind of advice should one give her?
This is an excellent series!!!
It certainly is, much better than the second series, in my opinion.
My widow? LMFAO idk why I died at that
“The death of a narcissist”
R u angry with me 🤣
Damn Snow, seems that little dot of black in her ❤ got bigger 😄
And if she won't kill him, June might if he helps Serena
Oh my god!! I thought I recognized him, Tuello!!! Man this actior is good he's got the simpering "nice guy" down to an art.
This is written so well😂
Beth ann is such a goddess LOVE HER
She doesn't look sorry
Well tbf she just found out her husband is cheating on her and the image of her idyllic life is very quickly falling apart.
@@crypticmrchimes a sane person would get a divorce if their spouse cheated. Not plan on how to kill them
@@Kid_Charlemagne76 well she just found out that her cheating husband was the reason why their daughter die.
@@Kid_Charlemagne76 he was the reason their daughter died... honestly i’d do the same
@@MrBug-cb9ut Nope. Not yet in this episode.
This scene played out differently in the trailer. Here she's a lot more worried and timid, whereas in the trailer she's assertive and dark.
I'll never understand why they changed it. Maybe they thought it was out of character for Beth-Ann (at this point anyways) and re-filmed it? 🤔🤨
i personally don’t think she “worried and timid” 😭😭 she comes off more subtle here, she’s “suggesting” veiled threats. which i think is perfectly in tune with her character!
I think they made it like that just for the trailer. To grasp people's attention.
Was probably part of the pilot before the show was greenlighted, then for the season run it must have been balanced tone-wise.
It's called misdirection
omg why am I just finding this. I loooove the 1980s version 🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👏
They had tradwives back then and didn't appreciate it, what makes people think bringing tradwives back will make him stay loyal?
Guys who want this don't want to be loyal. They want to be iloyal without any consequences.
All he cares for is whether or not he got delicious dinner. Probably he needs a maid rather than a wife.
2:00 you will be rich, honey.
Hello!
I really don’t understand why men sit right opposite to women on such a large table!! When I ask my husband to sit right next to me because the table was too large, he said the sitting pattern was not supposed to be like what I suggested. While right next to our table, couples would be sitting like that only.
Guys..... GUYS.... You get it? It's a "pimento mori" AHAHAHAHA.
I'll see myself out.
Is that the woman from Once Upon A Time
Yes
@@nnabrenda12 thanks
She’s Snow White
Hello!
She sound definitely like Mary margaret from storybrooke 😅
1950s yt male: “You have my permission to be happy”
Being a young woman in 2021: it’s a foreign to hear a man say that to a woman. Like woman actually sat their and was like “Yeah! I have my husband’s pERmISsion to be hAPpy!” Like what? 🤣😆❓❔❓❔
Another cast member from OUAT? Wow.
Technically she was on here first.
'My window.' Ugh, cringe. My heart sank.
Widow
😂 I bet that
My widow 😁
Hello!
Does anyone know where I can watch this?? 😭
@@preciousstar3022 thank you 🙏🏽
@@preciousstar3022 I have been looking for the series for a long time. Hope you have a nice day. You deserve it haha
Amazon prime has a trial period of a week. It's worth it!
F2movies
And this, ladies and gentleman, is why you don't mess with women
Because they are fucking crazy and act like they are going to kill you? Yah, really charming.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Someone's mad
@@Bernardoribei someone ignores their own stupidity to still try to win the conversation.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Which conversation? Who even are you dude and what are you trying to pull replying to a comment 1 year old lmao
@@Bernardoribei oh yah I bet the construct of time is hilarious to you
I think there a lot of people who would be very happy to live in a house that size, have the freedom to do whatever pleases them, and take care of a spouse... The cheating is a problem....
You have no idea what you’re talking about and neither do the people who think that being isolated and living for one person would be ideal. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
@@murphy1011 Try working a 70 hour week and wishing you could have 10 minutes to yourself and explore a hobby or two with no worries of income... Your right the grass is usually greener on the other side...
I'm assuming ur talking abt how Beth Ann has a supposedly good life? But it's honestly not that good. She doesn't have freedom to do what she wants, anytime she tries something (playing the piano for example) her husband berates her skill and tries to de encourage her to just make taking care of him her primary hobby. Hell, the big house wasn't even something she ever wanted, she was pushed to moving there by her husband so her husband would have to avoid grieving for their dead daughter. Its a horrible situation and its silly to insist that her life there is any good when the only thing she is allowed to do is be a good wife and a good widow.
@@thebingus7243 didn’t he also blame her for the death of their child when it was his fault
@@williamhufnagel8790 😂 why would you assume working 70 hours a week and having less than 10 minutes to yourself is the only alternative to being a lonely dependent house wife?
Were can i watch it for free?
O2tvseries or toxicwap
😎
BEtH AnNE
IM DYING TO KNOW WGAT THIS IS CALLED AND WHERE I CAN WATCH ITT
Why Women Kill
and in the USA at least it's on Paramount+
😳😯😮😃😃😃 I WONDER THE SAMETHING ABOUT MY ABUSIVE, EVIL EXHUSBAND. 😐
G-d willing it'll be soon!
edit: very happy to see the letters "ex" on there btw.
Just divorce his unworthy ass and take his every single thing he loves. You don't want to go to the jail or go to hell for him or for anyone.
The inevitable change is always hard
A majority of the women I know today would trade it all to be a housewife. Not a brainless drone, as portraited here, but a well supported, appreciated housewife. Like my wife. Goes to bed when she wants. Gets up when she wants. Walks 8,000 steps a day X 3 per week. Bikes. And has zero drama from outsiders in her life. Bar accident, she'll live to be 100.
What episode is this?
S01E01.
@@vik8219 Damn plot thickened from the get!
this really made me annoyed at him
😂😂😂😂😂 I love her.
Do I taste almonds and mushrooms?
Funny thing is i with many women still live in that time period
He treats her like his mother lmao
Where can i watch this !!
He's a goofball!! LoL
He’s a loser
My mom was always the boss of the family so this whole, "look at all the suffering!!" Constant martyrdom really doesn't work for me. But thats cool if you felt powerless and never made your own choices. Lives lived.
Okay, so because your mom had a happy marriage and was the boss (good for her) this applies to all women? Seems really stupid, doesn't it? And seems even more stupid to tell women of the past to make their own choices, while they had not the same rights. Really, really stupid.
Women were obligated to be submissive to their husbands, they could't lead like today, genius.
Have you watched the show?
Why sit so far apart?
Is this is why womens liberation was a good thing
lol "im only 42"
She's not sorry
If he wasn't a cheater he would have been an excellent husband.
💀 by telling her she has his permission to be happy and that all he cares about is dinner??
@@tatsussakreuger4156In 2024 that is outrageous but in the time where this is set he atleast wanted her to be happy, even if the motive was self-serving.
Cheating is one thing. Causing the death of their child is another
Lol
This chick crazy LoL. This dude was lost as hell.
He's cheating on her.
@@tychoderkommentator2989 talking about someone eventually dying=cheating..?
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar No, this is from a series where the dude is cheating on her.
I know it was the 60's but wow
This is not episode 7 I’ve seen this is episode 1
Duh. Its clip number 7. Jfc
Wouldn't it be easier to just leave your husband if he's cheating? Lmao
She didn't kill him for cheating. In fact she was in process of leaving him for it, when she found out he caused the death of their child by bringing his mistress home. Even then she would have forgiven him, but he had spent years blaming her it. She gave him a final chance to come clean, but he didn't, so he died.
Not in the 60’s