I wished a happy Ending but this is the real perfect end even if it hurts 😢❤
@Lizzyliz1111Күн бұрын
She should have added “you will never be a good mother”
@DemonicRobotsКүн бұрын
It is really funny that this scene is showing the awful treatment of Joan, a really complicated character and smart woman and how the men are terrible and just see her as some sex icon. And then the comments on this video just show that men literally haven't evolved since.
@jeffsullivan8897Күн бұрын
I would love to have a pope who tells people to stop talking bullshit
@jeffreyivery42993 күн бұрын
Now the FBI thinks they know who did the killings They think it was the boyfriend of Ron Goldman YES the boyfriend of Ron Goldman and he is the one who killed Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson if this is true why didn't the FBI or the LAPD tell the public about this and why didn't the News Media or somebody say anything about this this case has Racism ALL OVER IT Go And Read the FBI FILE ON THE OJ SIMPSON CASE because somebody knows the TRUTH THEY ARE NOT SAYING ANYTHING
@pitthepig3 күн бұрын
The fact that the same actress that played the therapist also was Calamity Jane in Deadwood is impressive and hilarious. Total opposite demeanor and yet played perfectly.
@longforari7 күн бұрын
Dude that security guard is so fine
@francescadesmond88468 күн бұрын
Once again Lorelai proves what a horrible toxic narc she has always been. At 16 she hated her parents for no other reason than they were rich & had high hopes for future which did not include her getting pregnant, but she did. They were upset, of course, but they supported her by not forcing her into marriage in spite of the circumstances & expectations in 1984. Yet she turned her back on them anyway & ran away. Now here as a nearly 50 year old woman, she can't control her drinking at her father's funeral, acts like she can't recall a single kind moment they shared together and she still tries to make Emily the villain. LG was a horrible person. Poor Emily. She deserved soooooo much better. Kelly Bishop is a divine actress.
@AromaX118 күн бұрын
I feel for Will here…she completely betrayed him.
@user-zh9ey7py8w9 күн бұрын
❤❤❤
@carlabroderick550811 күн бұрын
Unfortunately Charles is a throw back to this man. His infatuation with a promiscuous socialite who mothered him meant far more than his duty as monarch to his nation.
@daanw627012 күн бұрын
John Turturro stole the show this series. What a fantastic actor.
@droopyxbee12 күн бұрын
Just came here cause I saw the Lego version of this scene from @Trevorcarlee 😂
@CharlieSheensTigerBlood12 күн бұрын
Bruh caught her waffle lmao
@Chatterbox-9413 күн бұрын
OJ was guilty. We all know that now. But him being acquitted as an act of revenge for the Rodney King Beating was probably the biggest middle finger the US police force has ever gotten.
@user-fh1tj4io5p13 күн бұрын
Apologies!
@darknerd833214 күн бұрын
Watched the entire thing in one night. Big mistake since I was holding back so many tears. But their last words in the show; “I’ll go.” “And I’ll stay. And we’ll be okay” I dont even wanna tell you how hard I cried
@blatherskitenoir14 күн бұрын
Watch her hands. She fidgets, nervously, until she gives her decision, and then she is absolutely resolute.
@jonyivre454116 күн бұрын
It's Pope Pius XII, but much younger. Lol
@howardX8117 күн бұрын
This was a hard show to watch, but still fantastic!
@user-gu4kb8ml8t18 күн бұрын
"Of course it's happening inside your head, Nora. Why should that mean that it's not real?"
@gloriaarnold389218 күн бұрын
There is no redemption for Emily after this secne. That was apalling and grotesque.
@liveesunflower18 күн бұрын
“And I bet that’s where you’d like to keep us you whole milk drinking bitch” “I bet you voted for Jill Stein” 😂😂😂
@masajhn18 күн бұрын
All this guys on the Empire need to stop doing harm to their people
@Patricia_Anderson19 күн бұрын
I would rather have the cops called and have a child safe than a cop not called and have a child trafficked 🤷🤷🤷
@haloblivion20 күн бұрын
loved this scene
@JehBasquiat21 күн бұрын
Can’t get over Glovers voice 😂
@armintamzerian409423 күн бұрын
"What i love about this scene is-" [describes the obvious point of the scene] -Every KZread comment ever
@samanthachristy803023 күн бұрын
Emily's not wrong....
@donaldduck818027 күн бұрын
The fact this wicked cunt is still alive is wild
@tomace4898Ай бұрын
She thought her dad was a bitch...
@Ahnjay_2kАй бұрын
Almost forgot to watch this today
@danculbert6349Ай бұрын
Wether shes telling the truth or her experience as a psychotic delusion or it actually happened, the world she painted with that story is absolutely horrific and I understand why she wouldn’t feel welcomed there out of all people. For the 2%, having their entire family coming back would be a huge deal, but for Noras family, having their mother come back wouldn’t be as impactful or change much about their lives
@Ernie1978Ай бұрын
Sarah and Sterling were just brilliant and they deserved every award they got for these roles. I'm sorry Marcia Clark had to go through all that. Horrible.
@edwardnashen5960Ай бұрын
She had to! Edward, David, was the ultimate traitor to the UK.and the world. He was a sociopath willing to do anything.
@walterbrancatisano7327Ай бұрын
As a european I can't tell you enough how sick and medieval american judiciary system look to me. Giving ordinary people the power to judge? I mean they didn't even care if Oj did it they didn't care about Nicole and Ron, they only wanted to hit back and hard at LAPD
@mariadellaquila5134Ай бұрын
La più bella serie TV che abbia mai visto ❤
@TKainZeroАй бұрын
June 17 1994 the 30 for 30 by ESPN was prefect. The total opposite of everything this 'documentary" is. This stupid shit OJ: Made In America is total absolute garbage. Just 6 years. 6 years the entire scope of America and the world changed. The damage the hateful presidency of Obama brought is uncalculatable. People 1000 years from now will not be able to comprehend the rapid downfall. It was not just 6 years. It was generations in the chamber. The lawyers literally made the jury think DNA just does not exist. In 2010, you can get an actual documentary, in 2016, it is all revisionist history. This was the moment that made it okay for people to commit felonies without caring about retribution. This is why California is a total shithole now. Why crime is rampant. You are now just allowed to commit crime. SERIOUS CRIME. Murder people. It took a generation. But it was all downhill from here. This is the inflection point. The part at 1:55, where that dude is saying "Oj transcended Race" Just what the fuck. Total insanity. "Became celebrity" we have gone over the cliff into total insanity. You have to appreciate the levels of insanity that is at hand here. And this was in 2016! It is 2024, we are so fuckin far gone from then!
@chelseyreukema8549Ай бұрын
This is so very comforting. We are better people because we love each other. And we need to let each other go.
@ShakespearespanielАй бұрын
What happened to the full scene? This was the highlight of the series and extraordinary acting
@jonathandavidtobarquiroz8380Ай бұрын
Does anyone know the song name?
@fernandomartinez9836Ай бұрын
After all these years I realized that it really is all a lie but it doesn't matter that she's lying because he believes her. If she goes to a world where her counterpart doesn't exist why would the same physicist exist in both worlds? The pure love of believing someone and coming back to them ❤
@sha11235Ай бұрын
I hope to see this at some point.
@WickedXombieDigiKingАй бұрын
This literally was my fav moment thus far
@ttp519Ай бұрын
He reaction she betrayal him
@DapryorАй бұрын
His explanation of ‘beyond a reasonable doubt’ is exactly how it’s explained in law school.
@WJen8Ай бұрын
"Only person I'd run through an airport for is you." That's genuine love.
@softball4evalexАй бұрын
I struggle watching this show, especially these therapy scenes with Celeste. I made up SO MANY excuses to my therapist, and even flat out lied a few times. I was just to ashamed and embarassed. But like the therapist in this show, mine was so cleverly intuitive, respectful and helpful. My marriage was explosively abusive to where I was actually hoping he'd kill me this time so I wouldnt have to deal with the pain... I got out and I'm still healing, with lots of support and love around me that i couldnt be more grateful for. This show just hits so close to home, and its messages and themes were conveyed brilliantly
@KadzzzzzxeditssАй бұрын
Props to William and Kristen for ending up not cracking up during this
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I wished a happy Ending but this is the real perfect end even if it hurts 😢❤
She should have added “you will never be a good mother”
It is really funny that this scene is showing the awful treatment of Joan, a really complicated character and smart woman and how the men are terrible and just see her as some sex icon. And then the comments on this video just show that men literally haven't evolved since.
I would love to have a pope who tells people to stop talking bullshit
Now the FBI thinks they know who did the killings They think it was the boyfriend of Ron Goldman YES the boyfriend of Ron Goldman and he is the one who killed Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson if this is true why didn't the FBI or the LAPD tell the public about this and why didn't the News Media or somebody say anything about this this case has Racism ALL OVER IT Go And Read the FBI FILE ON THE OJ SIMPSON CASE because somebody knows the TRUTH THEY ARE NOT SAYING ANYTHING
The fact that the same actress that played the therapist also was Calamity Jane in Deadwood is impressive and hilarious. Total opposite demeanor and yet played perfectly.
Dude that security guard is so fine
Once again Lorelai proves what a horrible toxic narc she has always been. At 16 she hated her parents for no other reason than they were rich & had high hopes for future which did not include her getting pregnant, but she did. They were upset, of course, but they supported her by not forcing her into marriage in spite of the circumstances & expectations in 1984. Yet she turned her back on them anyway & ran away. Now here as a nearly 50 year old woman, she can't control her drinking at her father's funeral, acts like she can't recall a single kind moment they shared together and she still tries to make Emily the villain. LG was a horrible person. Poor Emily. She deserved soooooo much better. Kelly Bishop is a divine actress.
I feel for Will here…she completely betrayed him.
❤❤❤
Unfortunately Charles is a throw back to this man. His infatuation with a promiscuous socialite who mothered him meant far more than his duty as monarch to his nation.
John Turturro stole the show this series. What a fantastic actor.
Just came here cause I saw the Lego version of this scene from @Trevorcarlee 😂
Bruh caught her waffle lmao
OJ was guilty. We all know that now. But him being acquitted as an act of revenge for the Rodney King Beating was probably the biggest middle finger the US police force has ever gotten.
Apologies!
Watched the entire thing in one night. Big mistake since I was holding back so many tears. But their last words in the show; “I’ll go.” “And I’ll stay. And we’ll be okay” I dont even wanna tell you how hard I cried
Watch her hands. She fidgets, nervously, until she gives her decision, and then she is absolutely resolute.
It's Pope Pius XII, but much younger. Lol
This was a hard show to watch, but still fantastic!
"Of course it's happening inside your head, Nora. Why should that mean that it's not real?"
There is no redemption for Emily after this secne. That was apalling and grotesque.
“And I bet that’s where you’d like to keep us you whole milk drinking bitch” “I bet you voted for Jill Stein” 😂😂😂
All this guys on the Empire need to stop doing harm to their people
I would rather have the cops called and have a child safe than a cop not called and have a child trafficked 🤷🤷🤷
loved this scene
Can’t get over Glovers voice 😂
"What i love about this scene is-" [describes the obvious point of the scene] -Every KZread comment ever
Emily's not wrong....
The fact this wicked cunt is still alive is wild
She thought her dad was a bitch...
Almost forgot to watch this today
Wether shes telling the truth or her experience as a psychotic delusion or it actually happened, the world she painted with that story is absolutely horrific and I understand why she wouldn’t feel welcomed there out of all people. For the 2%, having their entire family coming back would be a huge deal, but for Noras family, having their mother come back wouldn’t be as impactful or change much about their lives
Sarah and Sterling were just brilliant and they deserved every award they got for these roles. I'm sorry Marcia Clark had to go through all that. Horrible.
She had to! Edward, David, was the ultimate traitor to the UK.and the world. He was a sociopath willing to do anything.
As a european I can't tell you enough how sick and medieval american judiciary system look to me. Giving ordinary people the power to judge? I mean they didn't even care if Oj did it they didn't care about Nicole and Ron, they only wanted to hit back and hard at LAPD
La più bella serie TV che abbia mai visto ❤
June 17 1994 the 30 for 30 by ESPN was prefect. The total opposite of everything this 'documentary" is. This stupid shit OJ: Made In America is total absolute garbage. Just 6 years. 6 years the entire scope of America and the world changed. The damage the hateful presidency of Obama brought is uncalculatable. People 1000 years from now will not be able to comprehend the rapid downfall. It was not just 6 years. It was generations in the chamber. The lawyers literally made the jury think DNA just does not exist. In 2010, you can get an actual documentary, in 2016, it is all revisionist history. This was the moment that made it okay for people to commit felonies without caring about retribution. This is why California is a total shithole now. Why crime is rampant. You are now just allowed to commit crime. SERIOUS CRIME. Murder people. It took a generation. But it was all downhill from here. This is the inflection point. The part at 1:55, where that dude is saying "Oj transcended Race" Just what the fuck. Total insanity. "Became celebrity" we have gone over the cliff into total insanity. You have to appreciate the levels of insanity that is at hand here. And this was in 2016! It is 2024, we are so fuckin far gone from then!
This is so very comforting. We are better people because we love each other. And we need to let each other go.
What happened to the full scene? This was the highlight of the series and extraordinary acting
Does anyone know the song name?
After all these years I realized that it really is all a lie but it doesn't matter that she's lying because he believes her. If she goes to a world where her counterpart doesn't exist why would the same physicist exist in both worlds? The pure love of believing someone and coming back to them ❤
I hope to see this at some point.
This literally was my fav moment thus far
He reaction she betrayal him
His explanation of ‘beyond a reasonable doubt’ is exactly how it’s explained in law school.
"Only person I'd run through an airport for is you." That's genuine love.
I struggle watching this show, especially these therapy scenes with Celeste. I made up SO MANY excuses to my therapist, and even flat out lied a few times. I was just to ashamed and embarassed. But like the therapist in this show, mine was so cleverly intuitive, respectful and helpful. My marriage was explosively abusive to where I was actually hoping he'd kill me this time so I wouldnt have to deal with the pain... I got out and I'm still healing, with lots of support and love around me that i couldnt be more grateful for. This show just hits so close to home, and its messages and themes were conveyed brilliantly
Props to William and Kristen for ending up not cracking up during this
The pot calling the kettle black.