Can I just say how much I love this little moment of Daniel sneaking into the engine room and overhearing that hilarious convo between Darrel and Landon about werewolves and garlic? 😂

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Can I just say how much I love this little moment of Daniel sneaking into the engine room and overhearing that hilarious convo between Darrel and Landon about werewolves and garlic? 😂
What's your favourite 1899 (2022) episode?
episode 1
episode 2
episode 3
episode 4
episode 5
episode 6
episode 7
episode 8
*all season 1, for sadly obvious reasons
Couldn’t choose just one, so here’s four 1899 memes in the B99 template
1899 x text posts (3/5)
Our Darrel and Landon (ie, Ben and Alex of "The Pin" comedy), wrote a movie! I'm going to watch this weekend 😀
Every time I rewatch that scene in episode 2, I can't help but wonder if the seemingly throwaway comedic exchange between Darrel and Landon is in fact foreshadowing that we're meant to dismiss, only to be hugely important later. Maybe Elliot IS the "wolf" in some way.
(And yes I've long theorized that Ciaran, Sebastian, and Elliot could be the same person so I'm biased)
1899 peeps, look who's in season 2 of Andor, and in the finale episodes no less: our Landon!!
For those who don't know, his name is Alex(ander) Owen, and he's half of the comedy duo The Pin--the other half is Ben Ashenden, who played Darrel in 1899!
Darrel is on my shitlist for beating up my beloved Daniel, but the friendship he has with Landon is actually kind of sweet. He even picks up the garlic necklace Landon was so proud of but dropped when the Calling started.
Landon, you forgot your garlic! Anyway, as I've said many times, they're the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern comic relief of 1899.