Why don't characters react anymore?

Alright, I hear you, I'll finish Fallout.

Could you imagine going into Target and just seeing Kyle at a checkout stand?

The bad side of the coin is the side where some of the foil has come off and the chocolate ends up touching the dirt when I drop it

One quick point on your Fallout critique and its probably born from expectations and only watching 2 episodes but they don't drop the vault from the story after Lucy leaves, Norm remains a secondary POV character back home.

The head side of the coin is the bad side because it has presidents on it, whereas the tails side usually has a cool bird or other symbol.

That was a fuckin rollercoaster cold open

All goes back to Jurassic Park. The most important shot of the movie is not the dinosaurs, it's not being chased by a T-Rex, it's not "dino DNA", it's not Nedry stealing embryos... it's the goddamn low-angle hero shot of Grant, Ellie, and Malcolm stopping their jeep and staring out into the distance absolutely awestruck for practically half a minute before we even see what they're looking at. Because THAT'S when everyone in the audience collectively straps on their Disbelief Suspenders and they don't even consciously realize it.

"Filmmakers like being filmmakers more than they like filmmaking" OH MY GOD SOMEONE FINALLY PUT IT INTO WORDS

Writing feels like it's got the same problem machine floors used to and still are having. The old guy who's been working there for his entire life and knows everything about the tools and the secrets of the trade is retiring. The company didn't decide to train a replacement, so an apprenticeship is just shoved in who doesn't really know what they're doing. The old guy had a connection with the machine and was an artisan, but the new kid doesn't know the intricacies of the job yet. The product is in theory okay, but never as good as what people expect.

We called that you had ADHD cause we recognize our own 😅

Wow, we still haven't made Kyle sleep?!?!!!!

Why is 30 minutes of mostly Kyle just talking into the camera so damned entertaining?

"Don't add anything that doesn't serve the larger narrative. Anyway, I'm gonna take a drink from this giant water bottle"

About fallout Norm does become the character telling the story of the 3 connected vaults and Lucy does expierence a lot of hardship.

I haven’t seen any door monster for ages, and what I watch is just Kyle sitting here talking, and I love it. And tails is the bad side

So uh fun fact Kyle Disney didn't reboot doctor who and Disney doesn't have any power in the series what so ever there just a distributor every decision that was made was made by Russel T Davis the only thing we know Disney added was a scene in the church on Ruby road that being the snowman head scene

Okay the water jug gag at 25:45 is probably the best-balanced meta-joke I've ever seen, because I feel like exactly 50% of people will get it and the other 50% won't. Gave me a good laugh and appreciation for your skill at this!

This is honestly top notch writing advice. People confuse show don’t tell by thinking it only means showing things happening, when you’re right that showing reactions is perhaps more important. Looking forward to more of your long form thoughts on story telling, even if there is a raid shadow legends plug at the end! Just blink twice.

I didn't know I need Kyle in my life to do deep dives of media to make me feel complete. This is scratching. Such an itch right now. I didn't realize I had.

The bad side of the coin is the 'edge' side, so when you clap your hand to catch it on the fall of the coin you jam it into your soft and sensitive flesh. :<