Shame on Netflix for cancelling it

@RyanMolkentin

9 ай бұрын

Truly a tragedy :'(

@shiftinggearsnpassingqueers

9 ай бұрын

It’s because it opened up peoples eyes and made you think, the media doesn’t like that…

@kentuckyproproductions1624

9 ай бұрын

I always thought they just knew they’d never be able to top the episode with his mom

@Sol-Amar

9 ай бұрын

​@@shiftinggearsnpassingqueers My question is, why even give it the greenlight in the first place if these kind of shows eventually end up getting cancelled?

@RabbieTheScotsman

8 ай бұрын

It’s still on though

We need someone like adult swim to pick this up for a season two. It was too profound and insightful.

@RyanMolkentin

9 ай бұрын

I would be eternally grateful to the person to make a season 2 😣

Loved this, I was tripping off two tabs when watching the show and after it was over I spent the whole day outside in a tropical storm facing death in the face and taking it all in. Again I love this show

@RyanMolkentin

Жыл бұрын

Psychedelics feel right at home with this show

I would love a one hour version of this lol

@RyanMolkentin

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed :)

@Real_Isopod_Hours

9 ай бұрын

the midnight gospel was made from a podcast called the Duncan Trussel Family Hour heavily recommend

@Quantum_Idealism

9 ай бұрын

Same. This video was to short. Ryan's voice is perfect for this.

@donovanlay5379

9 ай бұрын

Definitely look up the podcast its truly beautiful the mom episodes broke me tho. Youve been warned

i haven't watched the full show - i saw a clip from the mom & son episode, just a small bit of their conversation...i was absolutely demolished. i think "you cry! you cry..." all the time and still get overcome. i plan to watch the show, but i always worry i'm not emotionally prepared haha. this was encouraging. im reconciling death pretty heavily these days - i watched someone very dear to me take their last breath and then get taken away from the home to be cremated...I still haven't processed it over a year later. They're the second person in my life to turn into a heavy little sealed box, yet I'm still waiting for them both to come back one day. Grief and Death are those very strange distant cousins who look alike despite being barely related.

I am late to this show. I just watched it for the first time a month ago. I'm rewatching it now again. Ive never watched a show I connected with so much.

Such a short but sweet analysis of this series. Truly entertaining and captivating. Great work!

@RyanMolkentin

Жыл бұрын

an amazing show deserved an amazing analysis!

This video made me realize words, moment, and feelings from the show i didn't see and i love it I've seen it three times and I'm about to go watch it a fourth

This is the single best animated thing Netflix has made and they made bojack horseman

Death is still something I fear to this day. Every time I think about it, I feel dread wash over my entire body. I wish I could feel differently about it.

@John_Chow

9 ай бұрын

"For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." Philippians 1:21

@ConsciousYouthInitiative

9 ай бұрын

It’s natural, every living thing must die. It’s as intrinsic to living as being born. Birth and death are very similar but we celebrate one and fear the other. Here’s a quote you may enjoy: “The child is out for trouble while the dead is out of it. Attachment to life is attachment to sorrow. We love what gives us pain. Such is our nature. For me the moment of death will be a moment of jubilation, not of fear. I cried when I was born and I shall die laughing.”

@carlycrays2831

9 ай бұрын

It's OK to be afraid. I have a major death phobia and one thing which has always been really difficult is having everyone tell me that death isn't scary because it is inevitable, but that's exactly why it's scary. And it hurt me for a long time because in addition to being afraid, I also felt isolated, like I was experiencing life wrong. Why weren't other people obsessing and fear death like I was? But it is perfectly OK and normal to have a death phobia.

@nasalspray3102

9 ай бұрын

I feel like I could share my experience with this cus i wanna. Back like 3 years ago I had the realisation that I do not know what happens when I die and this 'not knowing' ig gave me such existential panic and anxiety that I legit could not sleep properly for like a few weeks and this continued on for a bit. (Side note: it baffled me at the time how everybody i talked to could just be like 'oh death is normal dont worry about it you shouldnt be afraid of it' like m8 how does this shit not scare you??!) Anyway, I had to get my wisdom teeth taken out so this meant going under general anesthesia before my operation. THIS is what helped me accept death. My biggest fear about death i think was that there would be eternal darkness which is horrifying tbh. But when I went under the anesthesia everything legit just went black in an instant and then I woke up and the operation was done! I read up about the general anesthesia stuff as well and i think it says how it shuts down your CNS so you cant feel/remember anything. ANYWAY this must imply that if the CNS and brain is shut down then you literally cant feel/experience anything and this is how the medicine works. Same thing with death! When you are dead you no longer have a body thus it was like my experience under general anesthesia. That made me feel good cus 1 second is just like 6 hours which is just like eternity and honestly its aight. But yeah anyway I totally understand your fear of death its fucking terrifying. luckily for me i dont fear it anymore (or nowhere near as much as i used to) and i feel at peace with it. Hopefully you can find peace with it as well and anybody reading this really long fucking comment i wrote lol

@johnjack3578

8 ай бұрын

@@ConsciousYouthInitiative No, it's not natural, you are just coping, refusing to recognize death as a problem.

Really nice tribute to a great show. Extra good job keeping it tight and short even though you have a lot you probably wanted to share, I appreciate it!

HOW is this show not getting another season at LEAST!?? This show is just amazing in every way.

Well put together video! Keep it up!

@RyanMolkentin

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate it!

We all have a piece of "somthing" in us that is identical which allows a connection since all the pieces are part of the same larger thing. Your personality, your "you" is like a dense material that wraps around the "something". the "you" is unique to everyone which will get shed off when you die, just leaving the piece of "somthing" left.

Excellent video!

best show to watch when doing your 1st mushroom trip

Beautiful video, keep it up man

@RyanMolkentin

9 ай бұрын

Thank you :)

To sit back and think that you’re apart of something so beyond your understanding. To be included

Whats that last song in the background at the end?

Great video

@RyanMolkentin

Жыл бұрын

much appreciated :)

I love this video you did such a great job. your chilll af on this sir like midnight gospel was a great deep dive hey if you ever wanna work on a video just for fun I'd love to work with you .I recently watched over the garden wall and would love to try a review on how a beautiful nightmare about the human soul as a whole it was. its about death sorta like midnight gospel and agian great job .

@RyanMolkentin

Жыл бұрын

over the garden wall would be a great deep dive video! I'll have to rewatch that one next

@imfeelinextra

Жыл бұрын

@@RyanMolkentin yes sir and it's October so perfect for this time of year .I havnt posted much on this youtube much yet but I wanna make a serious deep thought out video and make some just thought provoking stuff on my tik with some the name I do theorys and facts you didn't know about cartoons and anime so if you evey wanna collaborate I'd love to if you'd have me

I watched so many hours of this show with my friends, but I was too sober to glean anything meaningful from it and don't remember anything from it apart from it lol

I watched this on shrooms and was getting hit way too hard and had to stop

❤

I wouldn't really call this the "deepest truths", as I remember it never really tackled absolute nonduality.

You should check out the movie Waking Life.

@RyanMolkentin

9 ай бұрын

I'll check it out :)

Wym the second season w@s cancelled 😭

@RyanMolkentin

9 ай бұрын

yep cancelled 😭

@ThaSeshGremlin

9 ай бұрын

@@RyanMolkentin to think I’ve been waiting 3ish years for nothing 😫

WHY WAS SUTCH AN AMAZING SHOW CANCELLED?! Yet we got a new season of that 90’s show!??? Yea actually intelligent shows are canceled. That’s fair.

1:57 it’s the meat clown.

Breast cancer stage 4?

@RyanMolkentin

9 ай бұрын

Maybe that was it 🤔

hey

@RyanMolkentin

9 ай бұрын

hey!

Episode one Weed

another underrated youtuber, dang it, the ending was anticlimactic tbh, u needed some other kind of outro, it felt rushed

@RyanMolkentin

9 ай бұрын

Thank you and noted :)

midnight gospel is the poor man's alan watts, the zoomer edition a western producer who got high on weed, dabbled in eastern philosophy, watered it down enough and added a juggler so western audiences can keep up and stay focused long enough to watch it and then added a sappy "i'm exercising for my husband who is fighting cancer" sticker to it so it would be improper to call them out for being hacks, the main character has the personality of a wet cardboard box, the topics they tackle are straight out of some alan watts tier musings about eastern philosophy shtick but somehow even more basic, they try so hard to be #2deep4u but end up seeming pretentious and artsy the best way to describe the show is a white dude with dreadlocks at a campus strumming a guitar singing about how deaths a bummer while being surrounded by dudes tripping on lsd nodding teary eyed whispering "truuu" under their breath

@2782Jack

9 ай бұрын

I thought the exact same thing! even if I want to give him the benefit of the doubt each episode his guests just talk nonsense like what comes out of my mouth after I smoke too much weed and instead of questioning or clarifying their nonsense metaphors he just agrees and goes "wow that's so much to think about" Then they bring in his dead mom at the end for emotional bonus points but it doesn't matter because the series is so incoherent I couldn't become attached to the character.

This show attempts to touch on those topics, approaching them from the wrong angle, being narrow minded and subjective, ultimately, completely missing the point and saying nothing coherent. It's like watching a child attempting to make sense of the world.

Just came to say, No, Big NO. It just recopile all the weirdest and "Want to be spiritual and profound" podcast and adapted them in a childish TV show. If you want to make sense of life that way then your missing the whole point of living.

God I hate halfbaked fast food spirituality... The part from the mother is better, if a bit voyeuristic perhaps on the show's part eh, because even if kind of lapalissian it has value because even a simple and banal truth like that is extremely tought to swallow if you are actually about to have to deal with it and not just talking theoretically, but for the rest...

@copyninja8756

9 ай бұрын

Who

@eccoeco3454

9 ай бұрын

@@copyninja8756 what do you mean

@Akabinxstar

9 ай бұрын

asked@@eccoeco3454

@blindmown

9 ай бұрын

God I hate pretentious philosophy nerds with a need to shove their verbosity down people's throats.

@eccoeco3454

9 ай бұрын

@@blindmown what because I said Lapalissian?