he started it, why shouldn't he take the blame?

@@ouaispasmal it’s more that he isn’t made that she was upset I think

She did screamed like a banshee 😂😂. And yeah, he took it, other guys would have doubt it.

Tried to take the blame ? It WAS his fault........he didn`t do ENOUGH !!!!!

I always loved Gilbert, and Jonathan Crombie's portrayal of him is bang on.

It's a great moment!

When did he say that?

@@harringt100 in the book.

Pick up lines by Gilbert

Loved " Oh Gil ❤️" 🤣

Well I'm the same when someone writes my name like "Ginny" and it's more work for me because I have to erase "y" and add "ie." for anything else, I wouldn't care to bother, but when it's your name, it's quite personal.

The kids at school used to purposely misspell my name and it drove me insane! I learned to ignore it after a while, but ooooooooh!

Me too never get bored.

My name is spelled...M "A" Lissa. ALWAYS have to correct people before they spell it wrong. Mostly they quickly misspell my first name them ask me how to spell my last. Hyatt. H Y A T T. Seriously people!!!!

You have a pretty name! How is it pronounced? Is it pronounced like (Julie-Ann)?

Hannah Marcum i was just noticing it!

Trying to get her attention and she's not giving him the time of day. So he goes with his old standby, teasing. Can you imagine the gossip in a small town like that over this happening.

I noticed it but never really thought about it. There's no other Gil x Anne chemistry quite like between Follows and Crombie 😭

Anne being new to the community was a breath of fresh air. She proved to others that she isn't like every girl, she wanted more out of life. That's what and why Gilbert loved her. Her wit, and knowledge is what captured his heart.

LOL Gil has never noticed any of the other girls but is intrigued with Anne's red hair. And goes about it wrong in getting her attention! :O

It was my fault sir i was teasing her

*Mr Phillips holds anne’s dress from the back and walks toward the board*

@@edelweissvilladelgado3333 Stand at the blackboard for the rest of the day.

It would have been hilarious if she had screamed, "CARROTS. ARE NOT. RED!"

@@KBAFourthtime I will Not tolerate this kind of indictment temperament in my class!

Huh

No dawn o day’s name is Anne Shirley

@@slimeyolo meaning it wasn't just a role or just words on a page she was portraying, it meant she completely embodied the essence and character of Anne Shirley and literally became her while on camera!

Agreed

That's real acting, becoming your character. That's why I liked being in plays in high school. I could take a break from being me for a while.

😳

It's dang hilarious, it seems

I grew up with Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings, but Anne of Green Gables is very beautiful film:)

@@DariaRosie Lord of The Rings is the best ever, Game of Thrones and Vikings and The Last Kingdom and BBC's Merlin are also spectacular :) I grew up watching Anne of Green Gables on The Disney Channel back when The Disney Channel used to be really cool. If you love Anne of Green Gables than I highly recommend that you also check out the spinoff series: Road to Avonlea which is every bit as wonderful as Anne of Green Gables. The complete series is available to purchase on the official Sullivan Entertainment website in case you're interested :)

DragonHeart613 I’m too broke for that

🤣🤣🤣🤣

GAH....Marilla's going to kill me!

Megan has such perfect facial expressions in scenes. I like her mix of emotions during the Lilly Maid part when Gilbert saves her from the sinking canoe.

I’ve rewatched that part purely to listen to that laugh it never laughs to make me do the same

Never fails*

Christina Hill I totally agree.

I think Marilla understood very well. She did sort of smile when she asked Anne. “Did you really smash your slate over that boys head?” “Yes.” “Hard?” (Hint of a grin) “Very hard I’m afraid.”

@@Sigma0283 Marilla was Anne’s twin in every way.

Yes, but breaking her slate over Gilbert's head was unnecessary. She could have seriously injured him!

@@j.i.r608 To be fair, he did pull on her braids pretty hard. I mean, her head was jerked to the side; it was not a light tug by any means. That's a recipe for whiplash.

agreed. and when you had to wait for the next episode! better times honestly

Of course it was creepy. He was a "smarmy, obsequious, brown nosing, toad of a little man." would have been my grandmother's description. (Not the actor. He did a great job portraying that.)

During this time, the age of the students were diff so she is older and is like 19

@@jessicac4092 nope. The book made it clear that students headed to Queens were usually around 15 to 16. Gilbert was bit older than most of his classmates because he was out of school for three years. I haven’t re-read the book in a while, but after Season 2 of the Netflix reboot did it’s own spin on this romance, someone mentioned it was heavily implied Prissy’s father had him sacked because of his impropriety and possibly how Avonlea got its first female teacher. Don’t quote me on that, but from what I do remember, no one was in his corner on this, even if Marrilla curtailed Anne’s gossiping on the subject.

Didnt he get fired later in the series?

It was the 1870s - 1880s, so it wasn't disgusting when an older man falls to a teen girl.

Dwi N same

Haha..me too

Dwi N Same! And it is Moody’s

SAME I WAS THINKING THAT TOO

lol

Darryl Thompson 😱

You should see her as Catherine de’ Medici😆

As a kid I didn’t even know what she was screaming at him, I was just staring at the screen absolutely terrified 😂

She was adorable.

I know ..cracks me up

They're just like: AHHAHAHAKAAAA

Yes😂

I can imagine this being his pet name for her after they got engaged/married. Actually in one of the novels set after their marriage, they had argued. And later Anne felt like she was in the wrong and apologized and said something like, "Just call me red-headed and forgive me".

I know it’s so sad

I disagree. In this version, doesn't Diana later say to Anne, "I wish Gilbert would tease me like that."?

I disagree. while it was definitely enemies to lovers, it was also love at first sight for gilbert. he even says it in the books (“I’ve loved you since you broke that slate on my head”)

She says "how dare you" in book too.

What made her anger so fine was the restraint she had compared with kids today....people in general. Today many would let loose with every rude, crude, vulgar, profanity they could think of and be so proud of doing so...Anne always had a dignity. She was NOT a Pollyanna by any means but she was a class act all the way.

@@kimquinn7728 sorry, english is not my 1st language, what do you mean? That she wasn't as angry as people today?

@@thea6944 Good morning. No need to be sorry. Anne wasn't an "angry" person normally. She had a bit of vanity because of the cruel way she was treated as a child in the orphanage and by cruel people who adopted her then gave her away. The Hammond's. Today, people seem ready and waiting to be offended. Angry. Not all people. And there are matters that people must deal with that are upsetting. I was speaking in my post above about what seems like common, every day behavior today. Anne had a show of temper at Gilbert because she felt he had insulted her. She didn't recognize the playful and childish flirtiness of his actions. Today there is a great pride in many to be ready to tell someone off, verbally beat their listener into the ground and do so with language that is so demeaning. And their over the top, bullying, classless behavior is often applauded. Anne was a lady. A young lady, but a lady. Lady= at one time a high compliment. Today=seen as weak, old fashioned. Hope this explains what I meant.

Killerfrozie lol

lol we're doing Anne of Green Gables too 😂 Guess who I am... Anne ❤️

@@jennaostroff3563 Lucky Ducky! I bet you were great. Is it on KZfaq?

+Neon Coco check out the live action film!

Neon Coco It is utterly charming. Highly recommends and be sure to watch this before the 2016 version that comes out this month.

kayincat lyyyttt

I grew up watching these (mainly cause of my older sister). They are absolutely fantastic. My mom tried to sell our set at a yard sale and I've had them ever since. Just need a VCR to watch them again.

There's also the Japanese anime version from 1977, which is really good. It's definitely the most accurate to the book, but as far as capturing the emotions in the book, the Sullivan movies can't be beat.

I think the one from Anne with an e looks most natural and less stiff than others. Although I watched Anne with an e first Megan follows is my favourite Anne.

I think "anne with an e" did it better because it just seems more real and not so "movie-like". but they both make great annes!

@@eloise5129 Not at all.The girl of Anne with an E doesn't resemble Anne Shirley of the books at all.She talks and behaves like a modern American TV actress.That's all.

Completely true.She makes Anne's innocence and charm believable,unlike the new girl.

Veronika Daisy no that was Moody Spurgeon, the boy who put the lizard in Anne’s face

Oh, come on. Gilbert teased her because he had a crush and that's the only thing he could think to do to get her attention. I'm sure getting in trouble for it was something he was willing to live with.

Philip Zamora Yeah, by Mr. phillips, not Anne

Philip Zamora In him inner monologue, Damn, my plan backfired, now she hates me!

It does make their love story a lot of fun though.

Mr. Phillips should have definetely got him in trouble for that. Anne deserves a good husband.

Like chicken 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Same for a kid growing up in Poland in 2000s (me 😀)

I read online somewhere that Anne was 25 when she finally married Gilbert. Then as much as she hated him before, she was at least twice as devoted to him. In the books they had I think 7 kids but the first was stillborn. A girl she had named Joy because her heart was full of joy. But then Gilbert told her Joy didn't make it. I remember reading that part about 30 years ago and was SO sad.

*ANNE*

I agree. Gilbert should have gotten a detention with a long essay explaining his choice as punishment.

He also never pulls her hair but "held her red braid at arm's length".

@@unapologeticanti-feminist3205 Some get that right though. This one didn't but I think I saw one that did.

He must not have cared about that just because of Anne's temper.

Really? I had no idea...😉

I still thought it was hilarious.

Ha Ha

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