For context, during the 1990s the UK, which aNorthern Ireland is a part of, had Section 28, a law very similar to Florida's "Don't Say Gay" laws. Over the Irish border in the republic of Ireland, homosexuality was only decriminalised in 1993.

Have you ever watched Dragon Ball?

4:56 When L first see his solid-proof about the Shinigami he fells out his chair in complete shock quote-unquote. But this isn't because he isn't actually scared of the Shinigami because it confirms all his theories were true as well completely solving the Los Angeles BB Murder Case in which a character called Beyond Birthday was born with the shinigami eyes.

2:52 L only show his face to the Kira Task Force after narrowing down the people he at least trust this is due to Light forcing L to reveal himself to gain back the trust of police. Because before that Kira had set up a battle between the police and L where they both investigate together.

3:13 L gives Light a deductive reasoning test in which he tricks him with a card that was fake that Light didn't write but L acted like that Light is the one who made it up. and Light doesn't fall for L's plan for trying to make Light upset by creating fake cards these card being that Light used to trick L before so. Light does see through L's plan here but it doesn't really mean anything nor would it ha e mattered if Light got upset anyway. However this does corner Light into working on the task force so that L can monitor most of his movements without using surveillance like cameras and wiretaps. But this work in Light's favor as well and is able to confirm L's identity through his father.

9:04 Kira admits that L got him pretty good here.

7:34 L then corners Light and straight up admits he is the Real L to him in public after saying his name was Hideki Ryuga at the exam a famous japanese popstar and actor. But this is for one so that if Light tries to Kill L and uses the name Hideki Ryuga and accidentally thinks of the popstar who he did see on the TV while under surveillance with his sister Sayu Yagami then he would kill the pop star and L would know that Light is responsible for killing the popstar. because only Light would think that L name was Hideki Ryuga it's also good because if this L who might not even be the real one dies then everyone would immediately suspect and know that Light is in fact Kira and then the Real L in the background could just get Light pretty easily.

5:34 Light kills Lind L.Tailor on the TV without a second thought and then the Real L uses this to deduce that Kira is real and is hiding in the Kanto Region of Japan and eventually ends up cornering Light due to this later. Light admits that he made an emotional mistake here and I don't blame him for not expecting someone like L to exist but is still L's victory as L is also battling something the unknown as well which is the Death Note which L has no knowledge of what is capable of.

5:15 Light tried to kill a news anchor that called him Evil without knowing his background he also tried to kill L. because killing criminals to not be around is okay. But how he went about it and took action into his own hands wasn't good.

Light originally kill people during his off hours from school and immediately gave away the fact that he was the most intelligent student as well as the Shinjuku Killer mistake he made earlier on which he did not know how the Death Note work to begin with.

Coming ot this rather late but loved your reaction

why and how have their school sweaters changed colour from blue to grey in these episodes? curious

Thing is, although his dad was relieved, sneaking into Carly’s room in the middle of the night is also massively inappropriate. I can’t imagine she’d have reacted much better if she’d woken up with him touching her blankets like that As for guidance councillors, like Proms, I think schools might have them now. They didn’t back in the early 90s, and this is pretty much the midway point

Please do the Inbetweeners movies 🤞

Saucy Asda Karen 😅

My stomach hurts from laughing at the King Tony dream. That's very poignant with Labour about to win the election by a huge margin this side of the pond.

Another fantastic reaction, so funny the Inbetweeners.

There are no dorm rooms in UK unis. You have university accommodation ("halls of residence" - private single rooms), and these tend to be used mainly by freshers (first years) and post-grads. Most everybody else rents a private house (single rooms) with 3 or 4 friends. I've no idea why on earth anyone would want to share a room with anybody.

So Netflix made the science of the book 5 minutes (it’s basically half of the book almost) and moved everything to a western setting from China, reducing the Chinese cultural revolution part as well to a short intro. And from this episode it’s book 2 who knows why the rush. Of course they needed to be political correct : girl boss main character, black character, etc.. They talk about Chinese censorship a lot. This is under western censorship not lightly. The irony is a thing. The Chinese tv adaptation is capturing the book faithfully. It’s on KZfaq. Quite funny. The ship scene is not really an important part of the book, it’s the ending scene of it. Yes, it concludes there but it’s not the scene what’s horrible the decision is. What they turned back is: the book is not about the action it’s about the decisions before the actions. And the implications of the actions. ☝️ Even the solution of 3-Body Problem is shorter here. This video after just shows how much they don’t understand the task they should adapt. That’s why we need authors like Neil Gaiman’s Sandman who knows it. Not them who blow up Game of Thrones ending… They didn’t need any bloodshed to be dark. What we did to us in the past made the book dark. Then what she chose in the Chinese scientific institute too. Then people do choose to follow her. That’s dark. And here is the end of the book 1. Science is stopped. We lost. They won. No spoiler: this is not a positive series. It’s not building on humanity’s strength. Dark Forest is the title of the next book…. It won’t end better. And that’s the name of the next theory, after Three-Body Problem. Netflix: they made a version where you don’t have to worry about using your brain cells… the book was too dense? “Let’s translate it for our viewers who we think are dumb.”

This is pretty common student housing.

Lol Welsh clowns complaining is like someone in Alabama going "those carpetbaggers in washington". Bish please.

Welsh or Scottish people complaining about Britain is like the confederacy complaining about the Union. Bish please.

Always love the Inbetweeners and enjoying your reactions to it. 🇬🇧

Enjoying your reactions Venus

That's his real testical that's out its not a prosthetic it's his real one

The audience didn't know Simon's testicle would be sticking out. They were told it would be something embarrassing. So the reaction is half real.

Don’t worry, actual girlfriend relationships are eventually enjoyed by the boys, however briefly. In: ‘The Inbetweeners Movie’ which was released in 2011. The boys enjoy, or at least endure, an eventful vacation together in Greece.

Hello, have you seen Tarzan The Fearless?

Ask the people of Hong Kong how living under the Chinese Communist Party is going? Have you seen world news from the last few years? The protest for democracy in Hong Kong was a big thibg. Thats really what "decolonialism" ends up being. Replacing a progressive & benevolent empire with a 10 times more brutal and monstrous dictatorship.

"Ghost story like Harry Potter or The Bible" Classic Neil 😂😂😂

Sorry bit this is not a reaction unless ypu do the full video like any other channel then its not a reaction

Promo-SM 💞

Short ties like that were seen as a sign of non-comformity, adhering to the rules of wearing the tie but rebelling just enough to be perceieved as ''individual''. Long ties were always seen as ''nerdy'' and uncool.

The girl Simon gets off with is in the year below so is either 15 or 16. He’s passed his driving test, so is 17

Keep going reactions ❤❤ cool

Stop talking over the dialogue ffs.

if your husband likes ridiculous shows , he would love " The League of Gentlemen " aired from 1999 - 2017 . its so messed up . i cannot even give examples without spoilering

i think the polish girl said stupid four eyes

a carvery is a full roast dinner

yeah in UK sociology was taught from year 9 onwards , so ages 14 - 16

this is very unusual because 6th form ( 16 - 18 yrs ) in most schools didnt require uniform, since 16 is considered young working adult age in UK

if your gonna watch anime at least watch it in its original form. nobody is interessted in dubbed versions

That was a great video. Thank you, Venus. ❤

Margaret Thatcher in her chemist days was in the team that developed whipped ice cream.

It's interesting to note Harry apparently said in his book Spare that Catherine and William encouraged him to wear the costume, while others who knew all of them are quoted as saying they didn't. I think the show struck a nice balance in that regard. Going with a middle ground where W&K laughed when Harry picked it up but not outright confirming one way or another. The show can only speculate when everyone's saying something completely different to each other. 😂 I like the way they struck a balance between the two brothers. I think it was done nicely. I agree with you on Olivia and Claire's roles in this episode, you would think any doubts being spoken about continuing on as The Crown would be the other way around. It's interesting they went with this direction. 🤔 If anything, maybe they could've got the youngest Elizabeth from the Ritz to voice those doubts instead? Regardless, I would've liked to see all of them in a scene together. But maybe that would've been too jarring. 😂😅 As for the Queen's funeral prep, I wouldn't be surprised if in reality they did so over the course of many years. Changing and revising certain aspects. But maybe for the sake of the show they decided to portray it as all happening later on in her life over a short period instead just to get it all condensed in one episode. 🤔 Either way, I thought the show was rounded off nicely. I loved the Queen's final interaction with Philip, his line about how, "it won't matter, because we'll be down here" --very bittersweet moment. Then the final scene, sort of showing the Queen's funeral but not quite, while also having all Elizabeth's together at the end. Just wonderful. I know for sure tears were shed here also. I really missed this show once it was all said and done. 🥲 I know for sure if they do end up making any sort of spin off or continue on with other Royals, I'll be interested in checking it out. 😃 In the meantime, it was great to watch and hear your thoughts on this final season. It would be nice if someday they release a DVD box set of all the seasons together. Instant buy from me for sure. ☺️

As far as I know, Dodi and Diana didn't know each other long enough for Diana to have been pregnant with his child. From my perspective, it seemed like Mohamed Al-Fayed was grasping at all these different ideas because of the way he lost his son. I'm sure it was hard to ever try and cope with so perhaps all of what he tried to do and advocate for after the fact was the result of that. I could be completely wrong though! Getting to see William spend time with Catherine and her family to then go support his own at the end was a great way to round off the episode in my opinion. 😊 But the Matt Smith cameos alongside Claire Foy were easily my favorite parts. I remember freaking out seeing that even though we already got hints of them in the trailers. Great stuff! 🤩

Even watching this episode again through your reaction, it's still so sad and uncomfortable to watch. 😢 Poor Margaret. No one should have to go through any of that. 💔 I know _many_ tears were shed watching this episode the first time. I especially remember starting to sob at the end when they switched young Margaret with her older counterpart. Such a well done episode. I can see why this is a lot of people's favorite of the season. On a lighter note, I don't know if you found this out, but they brought back young child Margaret from season 1 to play her here as she had reached the perfect age to play this role. I think it worked out wonderfully, she looks so similar to Venessa Kirby that I can totally buy that was what Kirby's Margaret looked like when she was younger. Same with Viola Prettejohn looking like an even younger Claire Foy. Just brilliant casting all around. 😁👏🏻 I also remember reading Venessa Kirby sang the ending credits song for this episode, which if that's correct, is a very beautiful way to end the episode and rounding off Margaret's character from the show. 🥲

Finally catching up on these reactions! 😃👍🏻 Poor William getting dog piled in this episode. 😂 I completely see where Kate and his girlfriend (at the time) were coming from though. Unwanted attention from creeps is the worst. 😓 As an aside, I really loved the Christmas vibes in this episode. ☃️ It did confuse me when it showed Diana sorta "meeting" Catherine...when that seemingly didn't happen in real life? I remember in their engagement interview, Kate talked about how she would've loved to have met Diana, as she was such a big inspiration for her.

Loved it. Have you seen the US inbetweeners yet? 😂❤

He said porking v a d ge, which is basically a very crude way of saying having sex with women. Also bit of context on the ties. In most secondary schools (or in my experience) you have to have at least 7 stripes so it goes down to around your belly button. So people make em really short in a sort of rebellious fashion I guess you could call it.