dude this is the only time i felt comfort seeing roy, you don’t know how extremely uncomfortable that puppet family made me. they went all out with the fear factor this episode!
I wonder if he stays in the same form as he eats them. Cuz if he doesn't, that would've been a little cool to see. But if he does, that'd be me disturbing. 😳
6:43 Toddney's enthusiastic head-banging and going off on the tambourine during the final chorus of the song makes me laugh so hard. I've been giggling at random for the past several days just thinking about it.
I feel like there aren't enough people talking about how adorable Red was with his family. he was so friggin happy, and I literally screeched when he just fell through the floor before he could even get a picture with them. that was so sad ;-;
I just realized that the reason that Roy came to the rescue of Yellow Guy and ripped the "family" apart is because Tommy or Todney or whatever is name is threw his imagery into the garbage at 4:43
Theory: the only reason Roy showed up was because groltons was some sort of competitor. As we know from the og show, Roy owns some sort food producing company where he sells stuff he deems "healthy". So again, this could be a competitor of that company.
Alternately: At the beginning, Yellow Guy says he has a family, but it only showed Roy. Then one of the twins threw the thought balloon in the trash saying it doesn't count as a "real" family since it's just a dad. Then, the twin's whole scheme was to turn Yellow Guy into a replacement mom so they could qualify for the 'family discount' and get the family tub. That's when Roy showed up, saw the tub, and started eating. So, I suspect that Yellow Guy used to have a mom and their family could order the family tub to eat together. When something happened to the mother, Roy couldn't order the family tub anymore. So Roy coming in could be a combination of the family trying to steal his son and a sort of twisted nostalgia about being able to order that big tub of fried chicken to eat. He might not have actually been eating the family, just killing them to hog all the chicken for himself.
this one was so creepy, the twins were so unnerving. this episode had the creepy Midsommer vibes, especially with the knitted transition cards and the music
Roy Gribbleston truly is the ideal man. 💖 After so many years in this fandom, it's nice to see someone genuinely excited to see him (lord knows I was, I love him), he deserves the hype. He's so wonderful.
Just subbed! Loving the reactions 😁 at the beginning of the video, but just wanna give a quick tip. If you’re worried about the copyright, maybe put a PNG boarder around the episode that has some shapes that slightly cuts into the frame, like perhaps spikes? Makes perfect sense to me, but I don’t think I’ve seen a reactor actually do this. If I had the equipment to do reaction vids it’s what I’d try 👍
You now the humor behind this episode is the moment you realize this entire family set all of this up JUST so they could get a discount on a package of Chuddle Dollops XD
My only criticism is that in the shorts on RU-vid Red was like the most resistant to all the bullshit being pushed on him, but in the show he hasn’t been that as much he’s been very easily manipulated by outside forces lol
@@MeiMei-gu5lw kind of but not really, like he doesn’t want to be in the house anymore but I feel like that one episode is the exception not the rule, it contradicts how he acts in the other ones Bc in the first episode he says Duck is dull for not wanting to do anything but then he doesn’t want to leave the job and in the car episode HES the one who finds what they’re doing dull. But also the car says it needs more fuel and he shoves raisins and shit in it, and rips out the GPS when it tells him they should just go home which it was right about, so I feel like Red still isn’t really like “conscious” in that one he’s so frantic to escape that he’s almost like irratiowimnal. But besides that episode he really isn’t questioning what’s going on much, and based on what happens in the last episode I’d say it’s pretty clear they don’t think of him as a free thinker he’s lumped in with duck and yellow guy is the one questioning everything
I agree but I think it does make sense, after all, Lesley does have replacements; I think it's pretty safe to say that the possibility of the three of them having been replaced at least once is considerable
