#rewatch bonus

[omgpurplefattie]

WoH Rewatch

Watching episode 19, and whenever Long Que talks about the key to the Armoury, the camera cuts to

the actual friggin' key safely hidden in plain sight. They are such trolls!

[dougielombax]

Wait….

Tivik was also looking for his missing sister….

….

I’m not sure what to make of that.

[thatguywhodoesstuff]

Something I Just Noticed

I’ve been rewatching Murder Drones in anticipation of Glitch releasing more info about episode 7. It wasn’t until my most recent rewatch of Cabin Fever that I noticed Lizzie stealing the wrist watch and wallet off of the corpse of the first student V killed in the episode before throwing the watch to V. I’m sure other people have already noticed this and someone else has probably already pointed this out, but I just thought I’d share this neat detail.

Edit: It’s a smart phone, not a wallet. Thanks for pointing that out @kittydragondraws.

[ghostmarmot]

I've been rewatching 3rd Rock From the Sun, which I haven't seen since I was a kid. Not only is it hilarious, there are so may things that I feel would make great gifs. And, at least in the first season, the female characters seem really well written. The the first few episodes were a little bumpy, but that's usual. I just had to tell someone after laughing so hard at the beginning of "I Enjoy Being a Dick"

[tornrose24]

Was watching the last two episodes of season 1 of TetoCU for a certain image. But now I have questions/thoughts about some things....

Thoughts regarded George and Harold

-What was going to happen if MB hadn’t interferred with events and gave the boys an opportunity to get Krupp fired? Keep in mind that George and Harold had two office visits left to go before expulsion before they learned about Endenemys. Unless Krupp FINALLY broke them, then the boys would have been expelled eventually.

-Except MB wanted to get George and Harold out of the school and waited until Krupp was fired before doing so. So either MB kicked the boys out because he hated them to begin with, something happened in his timeline to make things worse for him and it involved the boys.

-Or maybe he didn’t want a repeat of the situation in which the boys died. Don’t want to risk someone finding out that you possibly might of been a murderer.

My thoughts regarding Krupp/CU: 

-Was Krupp’s change of heart genuine or was it just one guilt trip? He never really gets any character development later on and never makes an effort to change after season 2. Even the alternate school episode in season two makes me wonder how genuine he was being with the boys.

-How did he arrange that meeting in the diner with the boys in the first place? Also, did he actually drive them there himself?

-I would have LOVED to have seen him have to meet up with the boys’ parents and see how that explanation about the countdown in his office went, or if he succeeded in expelling them on his terms. Especially given how unreliable the parents are.

-How did he NOT KNOW that writing rules in the rule book was against the school district’s rules? I know this version is super dumb at times, but he should have known what he was risking.

-Considering the possible fate of George and Harold from MB’s timeline, and the fact that there wasn’t any mention of Krupp’s future self, I’m still convinced something bad happened to him and CU. (And I know I covered this in a fic, but considering how MB tends to be, he might of had a hand in it).

-Was the music to Krupp’s victory dance the same disco song he (and CU) dance to in the butt-erfly and season 2 finale episodes? It kind of sounded like it.)

-There were so many opportunities to add to the countdown when the boys were trying to get the rule book from his office. As funny as the Meaner bit was, it was so obvious that it was George and Harold dressed as his look-a-like that I’m surprised Krupp didn’t snap out of his moment of bafflement.

-So... is the lawnmowing neighbor NOT important after setting him up as such?

My thoughts regarding Melvinborg:

-If future!George and Harold knew what Melvinborg was going to do, they would have stopped him before he expelled their younger selves. This doesn’t happen because, as MB himself pretty much said, he left them for dead in his timeline.

-MB was in the past long enough for Erica to be familiar with his superintendent identity, but for how long? And what happened to the original superintendent?

-Also, is he able to adjust his cyborg parts so that he can fit into the costume? I don’t think his right arm would have fit into the costume’s right arm.

-When MB as Endenemys meets the boys, he seemed surprised when he heard about the rule book and asked if Krupp wrote any of his own rules in them. Did he know about this beforehand and was putting on an act, or was he surprised and just double checking to make sure he had a way to kick Krupp out?

-Given how self absorbed MB is, it suddenly makes sense that Endenemys had so much artwork of himself in his office. As a humorus bonus, in one painting he is shown with a cat which is an animal Melvin is allergic to.

-MB went out of his way to ensure that Krupp would be fired ‘for crimes against humanity and academia’ (or something like that). Did he know about CU and was ensuring that Krupp would be out of the way? Or did Krupp do something that further prevented Melvin from attending his dream school (I think the Claylossus episode pretty much said that Krupp was depending on Melvin’s grades to keep the school running, but Melvin is also the number one snitch/assistant to him). Remember that MB would only rehire Krupp to be able to focus on his own goals/for his own twisted amusement and made sure Krupp suffered for it.

-MB tends to underestimate George and Harold. Shouldn’t he have checked to make sure that Krupp’s made up rules weren’t allowed and therefore ensured that the boys could still stay at JHES? Or make sure the next person to take the superintendent job WASN’T someone who was highly intelligent?

-Little bonus: Melvin’s dad was absent for awhile but he’s still married to Cindy. I think Pilkey confirmed they worked for the government so maybe Gaylord was on a business trip. (I’d of loved to have seen his reaction to his wife flirting with an actual fart).

[moonandthesiren]

Y’all this might just be a continuity error but in episode 5 when we saw the time travel from Five’s perspective he was holding Vanya’s book under his arm right before he stretched his arms out to reach across the space-time rip and no book was seen in the next scene when he plopped down before his siblings, presumably the book dropped down and was left behind.

But later in the episode we see Five scribbling in another copy of Vanya’s book that he kept on his nightstand. (This copy seemed less bang-ed up than the one Five found in the apocalypse, which makes sense)

Dude straight up borrowed/stole another copy from the library because it’s Vanya’s book. Even when he could literally choose any other piece of paper to scribble on. He just had to have a copy of Vanya’s book in his possession at.all.times.

[inspectorspacetimerevisited]

Ever wonder where the Lost Sun of Blim really came from?

(Along with the other ‘lost’ celestial objects in ‘Foray’s Beginning’.)

[smimon]

I like to read spoilers before watching a new movie so that I get “rewatch bonuses” while watching the thing for the first time 👍