I also noticed how Sam sat beside Karli with his back exposed to her, and his hands in his pockets --- he's trying to build trust with her by being as vulnerable as possible.

Sam calling Zemo out on that stupid head-tilt thing was everything😂

@maxtotheham

3 жыл бұрын

and then Walker did the same thing when he noticed the last vial

@KhanCanary

2 жыл бұрын

The Sokovian head tilt. Hope we see Doctor Doom do it in the future

RIP Lemar Hoskins

@joeldean2706

3 жыл бұрын

Yea man RIP he's death shocked I'm not going lie.

@joshbrosh6626

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Tim 😄

@lorettasmith1414

3 жыл бұрын

It’s all John Walker’s fault, now he got blood on his hands. Sam is realizing that he can represent Isaiah and Steve for fighting for the good .Next episode, Sam is taking the shield back.

@richierich7229

3 жыл бұрын

Love you Timothee!!

@hamhockbeans

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah pretty much next episode they have to stop him. Thing is I still think Karli is in even more danger now. If she thought. Power broker is out for her blood well Walker is as well if Battle is really dead. I don't know if she will live throught this series.

“The serum amplifies everything that is inside. So, good becomes great. Bad becomes worse.” Kept thinking of this throughout the episode. And, really, this whole series so far.

@tiawilliams5690

3 жыл бұрын

IMe too but this episode made me think of the next couple lines of Erskine's speech: "This is why you were chosen. Because the strong man who has known power all his life, may lose respect for that power, but a weak man knows the value of strength, and knows... compassion." I mentioned this in another thread but Steve was a terrible soldier. Walker, on the other hand, never really lost or struggled before and his inexperience in facing setbacks was his downfall.

@rodogg316

3 жыл бұрын

Came here to say exactly this ^

@jamesmonkey97

3 жыл бұрын

@@tiawilliams5690 True, Walker is quite strong before he take the serum (If we compare him to all those normal soldiers), but Steve is weak in strength.

@calebwitts1232

3 жыл бұрын

Jealousy, insecurity, and a temper all dialed up to 11

@markkostecki4558

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, proof that deep down Walker is not the great of a dude lol. And now its not so deep down

You want to know what untreated PTSD, coupled with self-doubt and unrealistic expectations, looks like? It looks an awful lot like John Walker. Speaking as a veteran who's lost people: Check on your big, strong friends who never need help. They might be carrying a much heavier load than you think. Not to excuse Walker or what he did, but I can understand why he cracked.

@tylongkicks8821

3 жыл бұрын

Thank You for your service. I hate the way America still doesn't fully respect our Veterans like they should. Did you see how the police treated an army lieutenant a few days ago?

@PGoodmanCOG

3 жыл бұрын

@@tylongkicks8821 You're welcome. It was the least I could do (and I don't mean that disparagingly; I'm extremely proud of my time in uniform). And yeah, I saw that. Not happy.

Opening scene with Bucky and Ayo, and the last with bloody shield is giving me chills. Wyatt Russell is such a good actor, i hope he will appear in future Marvel movies

@megmur1766

2 жыл бұрын

He might be in cap 4 but he will probably def be in secret invasion

@glitchboy3238

Жыл бұрын

@@megmur1766 He'll be in the Thunderbolts movie. I love Wyatt Russel

“That’s the most American thing I’ve seen in this entire show” is highly accurate.

@ArkBagas

3 жыл бұрын

Steve Rogers represents the American dream. While John Walker represents the American realities. I think that scene's pretty sums up that.

@jacksonperez5615

3 жыл бұрын

People killing other people is human not American

@thaIllYankee

3 жыл бұрын

*Chef's Kiss*

@namfingerstyle8403

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacksonperez5615 he means american police kill all other people when they dont have weapon and said pls dont kill me

@thompson9400

3 жыл бұрын

Like this wouldn’t happen anywhere else from a proud American

John Walker showing how most medals of honor are won. With horrific violence.

@lovinlorne

3 жыл бұрын

We were talking about that during the cafe scene. You either do or go through some heinous situations, usually both, to receive the MOH. And he got three for ONE DAY. That has to jack you up mentally.

@billbill6094

9 ай бұрын

Yup. They give you medals for the worst day of your life.

I've said it on other reaction videos before and I'll say it again here...Bucky's face when he realizes he will never turn into the Winter Soldier ever again is both heartwarming and heartbreaking. Sebastian Stan is incredible.

I actually find walker to be a fascinating and complex character. I'm interested to see how his arc turns out. His presence really elevates the show

@jonathanblaze1648

3 жыл бұрын

He's a tragic character, who's arc has been a fall from grace.

@caroline10081

3 жыл бұрын

All the villains - Zemo, Walker, Karli - are so well written. Half the time we're thinking, "they're out of line but they're right!". The ultimate would be if Sharon Carter turns out to be on the wrong side

@sourjoker962

3 жыл бұрын

@@caroline10081 hes not really a villain yet

@zairman

3 жыл бұрын

I don't get why these guys act like John was about to attack Ayo and say not to touch her. He literally was trying to pat her on the shoulder, of course, not knowing their ways. And then they say he got what he deserved......the hell?

@genopie2673

3 жыл бұрын

@@sourjoker962 in my opinion I would say he is, from the mid season trailer and from this episode

I love the parallel of Sam's Cap vs. Walker's Cap in this episode. During the negotiation scene with Karli, John says to Bucky that Sam's diplomacy wouldn't work and Bucky'll have Sam's blood on his hands. However, it's Walker's violent approach that doesn't work out and he's the one with his friend's blood on his hands.

@undeadgames309

3 жыл бұрын

Actually John was somewhat right. Remember John worked in hostage rescue. Inaction can cause lives. He’s so inpatient because he’s use to missions where runs in hard and fast. He wasn’t inpatient he was worried for Sam, being alone. When Walker and Hoskins were searching Hoskins walked into a room by himself and that caused him to die. All of Walkers fears came true which made him somewhat right.

@Priceluked

3 жыл бұрын

I think it's implied that John Walker has some real guilt over the loss of his fellow soldiers in war. He has real hardcore PTSD issues.

@aless.andra9620

3 жыл бұрын

@@undeadgames309 I actually genuinely understand and agree with John's intentions in this episode, but never their execution. Was a direct physical confrontation one of the methods to deal with Karli? Yes! But only Zemo was the one to execute it correctly. He didn't barge in through the doors as John, alerting his enemy (and possibly putting his teammates in danger), but rather crept in on her and delivered a silent shot. I doubt that John was right in loudly barging in on Karli if you consider Sam as a hostage in this case - if Karli's intentions were more serious, such violence escalation could've gotten Sam killed. That's what makes the situation different from the one with Hoskins - Sam was there to negotiate and he made his intentions clear. Hoskins and Walker in the later scene were there clearly to kill Flagsmashers. In fact, I personally believe that the reason Walker and Hoskins got separated is that Flagsmashers didn't want Hoskins dead, so they immobilized Hoskins for him not to become collateral damage (which he, unfortunately, did in the end). It doesn't mean I support Flagsmashers in general, but I still think that as a group they have certain moral boundaries (far more strict than Karli herself).

@aless.andra9620

3 жыл бұрын

@@Priceluked I think it was implied in Walker/Hoskins conversation in that episode - Hoskins was complimenting John on his past actions, and John seemed very conflicted in that moment - I don't think he was confident and proud of the decisions he had to make, and he never unpacked and dealt with it in a constructive manner (such as therapy or counseling). It might have been whether because of outside influence - him being praised for his actions without a room to unpack them; or for internal reasons- he mocked Sam for his role as a counselor, implying that he doesn't take counseling seriously and considers it as something for weak people - which he doesn't see himself as, therefore not allowing himself to reflect on and process his past experiences.

@dj2257

3 жыл бұрын

@@aless.andra9620 I 100% agree with your assertion on Walker's actions. People dislike him so much for him being given the shield, they don't allow themselves to even try to see Walker's perspective. He and Karli are very similar in the sense that you can understand they motivations but their execution is terrible. Also agree with Zemo: he understands how to approach this type of situation. Based on what we've seen, John is fighting both issues of inadequacy and PTSD; combine that with the serum and he becomes a different person. Doesn't absolve him of his actions at all but it makes it understandable.

Wyatt Russell is so perfect playing a crazy John Walker in the MCU.

Never expected bucky would make me ball out on that opening scene. It is beautiful.

@sherylw4599

3 жыл бұрын

powerful acting by our Mr. Stan.

15:23 "I hope they do not kill Lamar in this" *me hiding in the corner since watching the episode*

One thing I love about the Sam/Bucky dynamic is that despite how hard they are on each other, and how they act like they dgaf, they know they can always trust the other to be there for the other and do the right thing. I also like the way they’ll ask each other “are you okay?” when something happens and they know it’s triggering for the other and keep each other in check, like when Sam tells Bucky not to engage with Zemo. This episode did a good job showing that and their evolution as a team.

you get 50 points for that prague-ress (progress) remark lol

@thundercat123studios

3 жыл бұрын

NATO

@hectorminator

3 жыл бұрын

*takes a bow*

@faithmo5347

3 жыл бұрын

HEY!!

@amartyasingh6295

3 жыл бұрын

NAAATO

@stanleymaximillian8403

3 жыл бұрын

Oh Nato, I miss your Kpop reactions

Props to Seb Stan and Florence Kasumba to that opening scene, made me cry whew

It's like Dr. Erskine said, "The serum amplifies what's inside. Good becomes great. Bad becomes worse."

@sijia.4198

3 жыл бұрын

John Walker is not bad, he is actually a very nice guy as seen in episode 2 but he has anger problems, and he is under an unnecessary amount of stress. I really feel for him though. The serum amplified his good intentions, but it also amplified his anger. Which gives birth to the US Agent. Walker is a good guy he does the right things he seeks justice it's just that he does all of that without an ethical code. Meaning he kills the bad guys, which isn't always the solution, that is the difference between a Hero and an Anti Hero. John Walker is an Anti Hero

The entire fandom to John Walker by the end of this episode: Our expectations for you were low but holy fuck

@kkwonbi8071

3 жыл бұрын

hell nah my respect for John Walker aka US Agent just chart off the roof after this episode 🔥🔥

@TheTimplatte

3 жыл бұрын

Oh I disagree. I’m totally on his side now. I understand completely why he did what he did. Is he perfect? Absolutely not, but he’s super relatable. If anyone hurt my friends or family, I’d want revenge too.

@mkchauhan9863

3 жыл бұрын

@@kkwonbi8071 I hope he hands over the shield and steps away now.

John tilts his head when he considers the serum on the floor, echoing Zemo’s “head-tilt thing”, which perhaps symbolizes the characters’ perspective becoming skewed to one side or the other, thereby losing any level-headed perspective they had. They think by leaning into their ideals, they’re seeing things more clearly, but they’re not.

@DanielRodriguez-eh1qd

3 жыл бұрын

Wanda also does the head tilt also when she’s being more villain like.

Thank you guys for not shying away from discussing the true message of this show. I know you have some subscribers who don't appreciate the political slant, but you are one of the few reaction channels that reflect on the message head on...and I truly appreciate it. Great work guys...keep it up

@vocalthought4474

3 жыл бұрын

People who don't want a political slant shouldn't watch anything Captain America related. That's what the comics have always been about.

@goldlucario5371

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with this completely.

And John Walker was the one who told Bucky, do you want his blood on your hands referring to Sam and in the end he has blood on the shield. This episode still has me in my feels.

@caroline10081

3 жыл бұрын

It was the most triggering thing to say to Bucky because he did have lots of people's blood on his hands from Tony's parents to Yori's son. I don't blame Bucky for wanting to check if Sam's ok. Bucky was not going to get involved when the Dora Milaje were fighting Walker and Lemar but he gave in when Sam simply said, "Bucky". He loved and respected Ayo and he owed a lot to Ayo but he still tried to stop her because Sam asked.

@too2great8

3 жыл бұрын

@@caroline10081 Excellent point!

Hector: "you're done! everybody saw it! everybody saw it!" American Cops & American Juries: *chuckles* .....hold my racism

Its even more horrifying because the guy that got killed by John Walker was the one that said he always looked up to Captain America at the beginning of the episode...

@inversed8167

3 жыл бұрын

I mean he did still look up to captain America in the end

@tehtayziez

3 жыл бұрын

To be fair, he was also holding captain America's arms back so his friend could stab him to death lol, don't think it's all that sentimental to him.

@zydiolp

3 жыл бұрын

@@tehtayziez well he did look up to steve and not the the current cap i guess... but yeah thats not very nice, ur right

@TheLostSaint

3 жыл бұрын

@@inversed8167 You’re terrible for that lol

Agustin comparing what Walker did to what he would do if someone did something to Adam and Hector is way too wholesome

@AngelaSealana

3 жыл бұрын

Right 🥺

@Smokey1419

3 жыл бұрын

A true homie

Give this show credit, it made you care about Lemar Hoskins, and you didn't want to see him die. He's not a top-tier character and his code name "Battlestar" seems almost comical, but he felt important because he was Walker's voice of reason. So his death and what it does to Walker hits particularly hard.

That last shot of shield being splattered with blood is just incredibly done. We have been watching that shield being a symbol of righteousness and hope since Captain America:First Avenger. And to see it being used to murder someone who had his hands in the air to surrender is just heart wrenching.

Ayo catwalked out of that scene like a boss.

3:42 finally, reactors react to Bucky speaking Xhosa

**John Walker throws a shield so hard it sticks through concrete, knocks back a super soldier, bends a steel pipe, breaks through a glass window and jumps 3 stories down and lands on a car uninjured** Adam when he sees john use his shield to stop concrete thrown at him: "No way he took the serum :o"

@matthewchampion8214

3 жыл бұрын

To be fair the shield throw doesn't confirm anything based on the training footage we saw of John where he was firing that shield out unrealistically and having it return perfectly. The kick confirmed it, especially coupled with Sam's "What did you do?" reaction.

Everytime i see that first bucky scene i get tears in my eyes, Sebastian stan nailed it

The Doras did not come to play!!! And the way Walker was embarrassed that he was beaten up by women who weren’t even super solideres. 😂His ego was so bruised. #RIPLemar 😭

Poor dude got killed with the shield of the man he looked up to growing up. Talk about phenomenal writing.

This episode went from the highest emotional high at the beginning to the darkest of lows by the end. Superb job.

Never come so fast to a youtube video i needed there reaction

"The serum amplifies everything that is inside. So, good becomes great. Bad becomes worse." - Dr. Abraham Erskine

Between constantly spoiling/predicting every scene by Hector and Adams never ending “spicy meatballs” and Agustins ever so shocked expressions, this reaction was hilarious lol

I was looking for your reaction lmao what great timing you just uploaded!

@taj9257

3 жыл бұрын

Same this is perfect timing

I aspire to have the amount of badass energy that Ayo has, such a queen!

"They weren't even super soldiers". This is where Walker decided to take the serum, also his scene with Lamar at the coffee place was him seeking the assurance from Lamar.

Wyatts crushing it as John Walker, loving how they’ve handled him thus far

"That's the most American thing I've seen in this entire show." "He aint lyin" - barber from 'Coming to America'

@ArnoldValentino

3 жыл бұрын

“He’s out line. But he’s right.” - Sam

Just before Karlie punched the shield after Walker interrupts her conversation with Falcon, she says... " you and that symbolism" She really hates America, and that final scene with the blood on the shield kinda materialised for us the audience what she sees when she looks at that symbol.

@loganbigmo

3 жыл бұрын

She also says "Nazi" to Walker

@KW-vy1rf

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think she hates America. She just hates the powers that be in geopolitics in general. She is an anarchist. She's not American and wasn't even living there when the blip happened. There's no reason for her to just hate America.

@jgarcia4721

3 жыл бұрын

@@KW-vy1rf yeah, she just hates symbols of nationalism and power.

Freaking love this episode, easily the best in the series. Love the drama and the acting, specially Sebastian Stan at the beginning of the episode. I felt for Lemar though, I kinda like the guy, the one guy who was keeping Walker at bay and now he's gone. Loving the John Walker descent into madness arc.

Wyatt Russel is perfect casting for John Walker.

Lemar deserved to be Captain America more than John, that's the sad part. Lemar's death was the "Mufasa" of this series.

Stan's performance in the opening scene was Emmy worthy.

Was looking forward to your reaction to Bucky becoming free. Best piece of acting/exposition I've seen in a long while.

Never expected to see Walker fighting the Dora Milaje. My girls made that look easy lol

Sam is a "good man" before he fights blindly he wants to try and talk to them this is why Steve chose him and this journey will open his eyes on why he is the only one who takes the shield

Damn think how Bucky feels as a puppet not being able to control his body but witnessing and being aware of everything that he is doing under hydras control man I would start crying too think of all the innocent people he has murdered

"Harsh lesson to learn" - Walker was lucky she didn't take his arm off & beat him with it... or Bucky's, for that matter.

It was ironic that John walker told Bucky he’s going to have Sams blood on his hands doing their way but when John Walker and Battle Star go into the other building by there selfs John has his partners blood on his hands.

That opening scene in Wakanda is next level stuff from everyone in the scene!!

Agustin when Faux Cap tried to greet the Dora Milaje "get out of here Colonizer!" 🤣🤣🤣🔥

Heroes Reforged and BlindWave are my go-to reactors for all things MCU/DC-related, and even if they don't post reactions as quick as others, they're definitely worth the wait.

I cried when he raised that shield. I cried.

That's why you only give the serum to "good people" like Doctor Erskine said. Karli Morgenthau took it and went from having fair ideas based on revenge to being an extremist. You give it to John Walker, who is actually a good soldier (that would do everything that's need to be done to complete the mission) and that's what happens. Lemar was his conscience, with him gone, added to the rage of seeing him die, John Walker has nobody to tell him that's not the way to do things. That's why Steve said Sam "You're a good man" when he gave him the shield. Because that's what he wanted for the next Cap. A good man.

Walker and T'Challa mirror each other. Both had big shoes to fill. Both lost a loved one by the hands of an extremist. Both felt the insatiable need to get revenge. The major difference, and the defining line of character, is that one learned how to navigate through their grief-induced bloodlust (even if justified). And so far, other has succumbed to it.

The guy killed was the same one saying he was a huge fan of cap only to die by the very symbol he loved

@AngelaSealana

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! I was about to write this! 👍

Owww Agustin, you are breaking my heart with the turkish delight comment hahah! I promise we do have really good ones! Joking aside, thank you guys for giving us this reaction so fast. It is "delightful" to get your insights and commentary on such an intense and heavy episode with such topical themes! It both requires and brings a completely different perspective when compared with the themes of WandaVision. But that is what I am enjoying with these shows so far - exploration of different themes, in-depth character moments and world-building. Thanks again for the video!

I really want the next episode to start right where this left off, with Bucky and Sam demanding that Walker hand over the shield.

@papl20

3 жыл бұрын

I wish they do that, I wish they take that shield back and Sam realizes how fucked up everything is and takes ownership of the shield.

so many things in this episode were so good. Like Walker making Bucky feel guilty by telling him his partner needs backup and then having Lamar die to a super soldier. or that the guy who admitted to being a Capt. America fan died by his shield

Every time I’m about to go to sleep you guys upload....everytime.

one of the moments that solidifies the feeling that Sam is the right person to be Captain America is his response to Zemo asking about the serum.

That last shot shook me to the core 🙌🙌

That opening moment with Bucky just, oh my heart! 🥺 But that final scene!! Made me physically sick seeing that shield with blood 😖

"That's the most American thing in this entire show." DUDE! Too true!

@maciedixon3983

3 жыл бұрын

If you really hate America that much, get out. So sick of Americans who despise America that much. Go live somewhere else. Imperfections yes..

@mandalore1089

3 жыл бұрын

@@maciedixon3983 Or how about we stay here and improve the shit that's going on in this country? You morons that say leave are always the worst.

Don't forget, that's actually "alternate timeline" shield, gifted from Old Man Cap who lived a regular life from the 40s to the 2000s.

This is so cool!!!! Thank you guys so much for these fun reactions... also kinda nerd school for me as well.

What am emotional roller coaster of an episode, had a little bit of everything in it, shooketh to the core😩😭😭😭

I love that you guys reacted to Sarah saying “my world doesn’t matter to America”. A lot of other reactors missed that.

Every reason Steve Rogers was the right person showed that Walker was absolutely the wrong person

I'm just hoping there's a scene of Walker running after Bucky or vice versa, something like the Civil War tunnel chase

that last shot is gonna be in my mind for a while for real

"That is the most American thing I've seen on this show." DAMN RIGHT lol I said the same thing

There's no reason to think Steve Rogers is dead. I'm hoping, really hoping, he makes an appearance before then end to confront John Walker or to encourage Sam. He could also have an amazing scene with Isaiah.

@JM-vj2sx

3 жыл бұрын

I would love all of that.

The end shot with the shield. That gave me chills.

"Good becomes great, bad becomes worse."

The shot with John and the bloody shield was so reminiscent of the Zombie Cap in What If. The head tilt and chilling ambiance

Sebastain Stan in beginning beautiful. Emmy worth.

The ending of the episode made me realize how each character surrounding the Captain America mantle can represent a variety of attitudes towards the US as a country: -Steve is what the US told the world it was (particularly post-WWII) = strong, righteous ideals of freedom and democracy -John is what people at the receiving end of US-imperialism might see (notably with "The War on Terror") = those very ideals stained by the blood of innocents caught in the cross-fire, shattering belief and trust in what once was an aspirational symbol -Sam is the modern day American trying their best to ensure that they live up to those ideals in full and make up for those broken promises which are symbolized by Isaiah's ordeals and struggles I like that the events of this episode are probably what makes Sam realize that he is the only one right now who should have the shield. Even if he doesn't necessarily feel comfortable with it, even if he was put in a shitty position to be the follow-up to John Walker, he has to trust in Steve's decision and he has to trust in himself to do right by the legacy of the shield. While the conversation with Karli at the funeral really showed why Sam is a worthy successor to Steve, I think it also showed how Sam might be more flexible than Steve in certain respects. Steve might have just told Karli: "I disagree with you, you're wrong, here's why and you need to stand down". Whereas Sam went out of his way to let Karli know that while he ultimately disagreed with her methods, he understood where she was coming from.

Was waiting for this one!!

I know.. we were watching that and when the scene of the character killing the other with the shield.... Hubby and I just were speechless. This was so well done, so well acted by all parties It is so fantastic to watch and enjoy.

I agree with Agustin. John walker crossed the line, and disgraced the shield in the process. He was already not truly fit to have the shield, and this situation made him look even worse.

Ohhh helll yeaaaahhhhh.... she readyyy

The last frame with the shield and all the blood has to be one of the most powerful and shocking images to me in the MCU so far

Here for this!!!!

Sending love specially to Hector-The-Troll-Fighter-Navarro. Awesomeness doesn't come out of fashion never. #TeamHeroes

from now on, sam has to clear up that dirty history on the shield from john walker, it would be interesting journey from sam to be come the new captain america🙌🏻

This is the prime cut of reaction/commentary videos

I got the sense that John was hallucinating a bit (the one fight where he throws the shield into the wall, the guy he was fighting just vanishes and he looks around confused). So my initial thought was that Lemar might have still been alive but John (being the only one to check him) couldn't find the pulse or breath that might have still been there. But with Bucky and Sam exiting the building and the way it ended, I don't think that's the case.

I always appreciate the love for the Dora Milaje, specifically Ayo, because I first saw Florence Kasumba years ago on the ABC show The Quest, and I was *so* excited when I found out that she was going to be in Marvel.

Sam has always been an amazing and capable hero but I never seen him as Captain America until this episode. Also I really hope they keep Walker around the MCU and continue to develop the character.

The serum amplifies everything that is inside, so good becomes great; bad becomes worse. This is why you were chosen. Because the strong man who has known power all his life, may lose respect for that power, but a weak man knows the value of strength, and knows... compassion. This Dr Abraham Erskine quote becomes quite apt now.

these reactions are so fun! it’s almost as good as discussing it with my friends.

So glad you guys listened to the fans an extended the clip times an stopped doing only 3 second clips only. It took the fun out way to much. So good job!

Cool they showed Bucky becoming free from Hydra. Wakanda ass kicking! Xena pressure point on Bucky's arm. Battlestar was his conscience and confident. Blood on the shield what an image!

If anything this show makes me care more for John, then any of the heroes in this show.

@josephincarnate

3 жыл бұрын

True people just want to hate

@ernie8878

3 жыл бұрын

While I don't really emphatize with John Walker (except for what happened with Hoskins) as he just approaches everything in the extreme (& not in a good way), I also doesn't think of him as a bad person. It's evident that he's got trauma for what he's done to earn his medals, but he's also got recently pent up anger & envy for power. So the serum just amplifies those. He might pull back & be the anti-hero he is in the comics. But he certainly tarnished Steve's legacy by what he did.

@capyclara

3 жыл бұрын

@@ernie8878 i agree! just because a character has severe trauma it does not make them free of consequence of actions. a man brutally murdering someone as a reaction to trauma is not excusable, even if you can understand why he did.

@charliehustle3876

3 жыл бұрын

@@capyclara That’s the thing, up until this episode he really didn’t do anything bad but everyone has been acting like he’s a villain the entire time. No one in the show gives him any respect or even treats him decently. Acting irritated that no one will listen to you or show you any respect doesn’t make you a villain yet that’s how every reactor seems to think.

I love how you guys upload at the middle of the night, I always wake up to your videos st the top of my news feed lol. Random, Hector is low-key becoming zaddy, Adam is a great moderator and I love how Agustin always breaks down things. Been watching since 2016. Love u guys' reactions!