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The video provides a comprehensive recap of the premiere episode of "Neagley," a spinoff series featuring the character from the popular "Reacher" franchise. The episode, titled "Train," centers on Neagley's childhood friend Tommy Crane, who tragically dies after walking onto train tracks in Chicago. Although the police initially classify his death as an accident, Neagley receives a mysterious message from him shortly before he passes, prompting her to investigate further. The hosts discuss their anticipation for the show, noting that actress Maria Stiehl has finally received her own series four years after her debut in "Reacher." They praise her performance as a capable action hero and highlight the dynamic between Neagley and the returning character Jack Reacher, who makes a cameo appearance to assist her in the opening scenes. A significant portion of the recap focuses on the new cast members and the evolving team dynamics that will drive the series forward. The hosts introduce Hudson, a cynical but highly skilled private investigator who works for Neagley's firm and often clashes with her boss due to ethical disagreements regarding Reacher's unregistered status. They also discuss Mr. Grayson Holm, a Chicago police officer who helps Neagley navigate her investigation despite her social anxiety and phobia of physical contact. Additionally, the video introduces Jasper Jones, a young man from the foster system who becomes an unlikely ally, and Judith, a suspicious character working at the Echo Canyon facility where Tommy was last seen. The hosts express concern about the corrupt elements within the organization, particularly the villainous salesman Pierce Woodrow, who is conducting unethical drug experiments on patients. The narrative tension escalates as Neagley uncovers evidence linking Tommy's death to a pharmaceutical company based in the remote location of Echo Canyon. The episode reveals that Tommy was being forced to take experimental drugs that caused him to act erratically and eventually led to his fatal accident. As Neagley digs deeper, she faces threats from henchmen attempting to cover up the crimes, including tampering with surveillance footage and disposing of bodies without identification. The hosts appreciate the high-stakes action and the emotional weight of Neagley's quest for justice, noting that her personal connection to the victim will likely lead to a more intense and dramatic storyline compared to her previous appearances. They also touch upon Neagley's strained relationship with her dying father, adding another layer of emotional complexity to her character arc. In conclusion, the recap positions "Neagley" as a promising addition to the streaming landscape, leveraging the massive success of the "Reacher" series to attract a large audience. The hosts commend the show's fast-paced action, creative death scenes, and the potential for both romantic and professional relationships to develop among the main characters. While they note that the entire season was released at once rather than weekly, which limits suspense building, they remain optimistic about the show's future and encourage viewers to watch the full interview with Maria Stiehl for more insights. The episode ends on a cliffhanger that promises further revelations about the conspiracy behind Echo Canyon, setting the stage for an exciting journey in the upcoming episodes of the series.
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Hey, what's going on everyone? Me and Lamont are back for another Prom video recap. This one right here is Neasley, the debut of her show. This is episode one titled Train when Negley's childhood friend Tommy dies after walking into an oncoming train. The police are ready to chalk this up as an apparent accident, but after receiving a mysterious message from the deceased nearly knows, something is a miss. This is going to contain full spoilers. If you don't want to be spoiled, go watch the episode, the whole season, and come back for all of this spoilery goodness. Lamont, we have been waiting on this show to premiere for quite some time. Ever since Neie debuted in season 1, episode four or five, we was like, "Hey man, wouldn't it be nice if we got a series for this character?" Well, I wasn't saying that. I don't want to front. But at least the actress, Miss Maria Stain, Stein, excuse me, or Stin, she got that news. And we're finally here, man. Four years later after 2022, they got the whole season out right now. We're breaking down this episode. I know that me and you was really anticipating this. We've been talking about it since Reacher season 3. So, you saw the first episode, Lamont. How did you feel? Do you like it? Do you hate it? Did it meet your expectations? Where you at, sir? Let me know. Let me know. Let me know. >> I I liked it, man. I I love the actress. Um, I was introduced to her thanks to Reacher and I do recall telling you in like season 3, it would be great if they gave her her own show. And I can even recall saying to you, I felt some little love vibes between her and Reacher. And of course, y'all know Be Avery always shuts that down. He never lets that go. He thinks my mind is always on people getting together. He just shut me down. But having said that, I am glad that she's got this role. She can completely play the role of a action female superstar. And I would love to see her um get elevated a little more through this season and then go on and do some other things. But so far I have enjoyed her. She is very very easy on the eyes. She is very very talented on the acting and she's a total badass, man. And I love her swag that they give her on this show. And folks, Be Avery has an interview with her. you might want to look out for that because then you'll get to see the person that is portraying the character and I can't wait to see it myself. >> Yeah. Yeah. That will uh that's going to be released um today the day of uh that this show does premiere on the 16th of September. So, make sure you tune in for that. You know, we was able to talk for a little bit and uh I enjoy myself and hopefully she does feel the same. Yeah, man. uh you know that um she does martial arts, a little bit of kickboxing in real life, and we got to see a little bit of that at the very beginning of this episode as she's trying to hunt down these henchmen, you know, um putting up a ransom for kidnapping this little girl, those disgust disgusting sobs. I I liked it though, man. I I I when I was watching this, I was like, she looked like she can be the next Power Ranger Spider-Man woman with this baton that she has in her hand that she's beating ass. I love that you she's spritting, emptying Pringles cans, ringing the bell, all that. And so, uh, this was a great way to start out the show. And also, man, um, it we got Reacher. I was wondering if he was going to pop up in, uh, in this season or not. Uh, because we're watching Reacher season 4 right now, and Neie is nowhere to be found. And so, I was wondering about that, but I'm I'm pretty glad that uh, Reacher has shown up, and he is lending a helping hand in this first episode. How did you feel about him popping up in Neie? Um, do you think he's going to be in every episode or just this one little cameo? How you feeling about that so far? >> I think he's not going to show back up to the very end. Um, I did like that they put him in it because I would expect him to see her in his season to kind of catapult to this show. Um, and it was good to see them not only kicking ass, but it was also good to see them have kind of a somber moment where they kind of played into what I was saying about the romance again. She took him to a Cubs ball game. He talked about getting a ranch. She was like, she kind of played it a little bit, then she was like, "Nah, dude. I don't want no ranch." Which I think she would. And because these two are two weird peas in one little pot, they seem to get along very good. They're connected with each other and I wouldn't mind seeing a romance between these two. >> Yeah, I wouldn't mind seeing a romance between them two either. I doubt that that's going to pop off into fruition, but I wouldn't get uh I I wouldn't be upset about it. Um and you know, you you say that I always write you off and shut you down. Um no, you you know, I I kind of see the writing on the wall here. Um, as far as uh their relationship is concerned, I I mean I wouldn't mind seeing something pop off between them, but at the same time, I'm perfectly fine uh with them being friends, with them being colleagues, and that could possibly um you know, mess up the the relationship, but you know, I could be wrong there, too. You know, um I'm not um you know, I I don't know. I don't I don't want to force anything. And if it if it happens naturally, if it happens, you know, organically, then fine. But we'll we'll see. You know, we have eight episodes to get into. Um, Lamont, have you ever uh dabbled in psychedelic recreational drugs before like they have going on in this episode? Trlara, I mean, do you do you want to get, you know, your your fine dose of truth and possibly erase any trauma that you may have gone through in in life? >> No. No. Okay. >> For th For those that don't know what I'm doing, I'm shaking my head. knowing I got a big head like a Rottweiler and it was going left and right. [sighs] Hell no. Anytime I need to intoxicate myself, I can do that with food. I don't need no drugs. I don't need no mushrooms. I ain't on that Aaron Rogers. Y'all not going to hear me running around here talking about stick get popping pills or horse tranquilizers or nothing like that. No. But hey, I'm not saying that if you do it recreationally and you are able to um do it in a safe manner that doesn't involve hurting yourself or nobody else, hey, I'm not going to knock you. But it's just not my cup of tea. >> I feel you, man. It's uh you know, not my cup of tea either. I don't want anything to deal with that, especially with that with what some of the patients were doing at the end of this episode, but we're going to save that for a little bit later. But also at the very beginning, man, it seems like uh Mr. Tommy here had an overdose, bro. And the episode ended with him in Chicago 2:00 a.m. on a train tracks walking to his unfortunate death being smashed by a train. That that's that's really sad, man. Um, and I also noticed that when Neie has popped up before in this Neilie universe, she's always helping Richard. She doesn't know the victims. I mean, these are strangers to her, and she's always giving uh Reacher a helping hand, but she knows the main victim personally. So, you know that she's going to be pissed off. You know that she's going to want to investigate and burn the the city to the ground so that she can find answers and seek justice. I just know because of that, the action, the drama all across the board is going to be heightened to new levels, and that does get me excited. But what did you think about this uh this this intro, man? You know, unfortunately Tommy died. We got a brief flashback of them at the bus stop going through their relationships, how they used to beat up bullies, and you know, afterwards they didn't mess with each other anymore. He's like, "Why can't you be normal?" Instead of saying, 1400, just 2:00, they know each other better. Uh they know each other more than anybody else. You know, they they are close. You know, two P's and a pod. Uh she's at the wake for the funeral. She gave a few words and she's sad. She's distraught and she's trying to figure out why Tommy was smashed up against a train like this, man. So, like, what are your thoughts there? What do you think is going on? How do you think it's going to play out? And what did you think about their childhood relationship as we got to know them a little bit more? >> I I enjoyed that. I loved seeing her in that military outfit. I love the dialogue between her and him. It also kind of put me in the mindset of it feels like they're trying to push us into thinking that he was in love with her and because she left that might have been something that sent him in the wrong direction on a bad course in life that eventually led him to getting hooked up with this crazy ass cult making you take psychedelics that's not mushrooms and have you doing different things that you don't know that you're doing. And um I think that that conversation between them to set the narrative for why she's so passionate about getting justice for him and just exactly possibly what he meant to her as well and what she definitely means to the family. And I would not want to be someone who's having to deal with Neely. Not at all. >> Yeah. Um I I wouldn't either, man. Um, I I I wouldn't either. Um, I I really felt sorry for her, too. I don't think that we've seen her emote that much uh in past seasons in the Reacher universe as much as she did in this one. Now, I'm not saying that she was just busting out in the tears and crying and things of that nature. No, uh, but you can tell on her face that this really has affected her in a negative sense. And I mean, it it would for anybody. Uh, you know, just to be honest with you. Uh, but I I really did feel sorry for her and hopefully, you know, she will uh come out on top and, you know, we can see her kick ass in all kinds of ways cuz that's what we're here for. Now, we also have some new characters by the name of Hudson. Nearly always works alone. She uh she was getting into it with her boss, you know, just saying, "Hey, man. Why did you lie to me? You said that Reacher was a PI." She's like, "Oh, no. He said that he's an MP." It's like, "No, he's a PI." and and and uh that's not even the case. He's not even registered. The social security number that uh he provided is fake. The phone number that he provided is fake. Nothing is real. What if the little girl uh end up getting killed? We would be sued. And she's going to tell her uh go ahead and mute your mic for me when you do that. But she's going to tell she's like, "Hey, the girl is alive. I saved the day. Won't you crawl up out of my ass?" Do you think have you ever talked to one of your bosses like that before? And uh what do you think about her boss in the first place uh and their their relationship? You know, do you think he's going to be an ally? You think he's always going to uh throw some re some gears in her um a wrench in her gears? You know, how how you feeling about all that? >> He hates her, but he needs her. He's not going to get rid of her because she's the best thing he's got. The only reason someone can get away with talking to a boss like that is if you are the MVP, the Michael Jordan of the team, the LeBron James of the team, the Tim Duncan of the team, the Lawrence Taylor. You guys get the picture. So, she can talk to him however she wants to. And it seems as though she has an ally in the assistant to the boss. Now, what I'm worried about with this boss is that he's going to have her in a corner where she's going to do something and need the boss's help, and the boss is not going to want to give it to her. And then she might have to somehow another remind him, look, I'm the head be over here in charge. and we'll figure out what's his backstory and what she might have on him because she sure is talking reckless to this man, which I'm fine with because she knows that she's the best thing that he's got in that PI firm. >> Yeah. Yeah. Now, also, we've known that since the beginning of Neil's debut in season 1 that she has this disability or this condition or this trauma to where she just doesn't want to touch anybody. And unless she's whooping somebody's ass, half a phobia. And we also have a new character in the mix right here, Mr. Grayson Hol. I've never seen him before, but this is what the gentleman looks like right here. And he is Hudson. He is actually a um policeman with the Chicago PD. And uh I'm glad that he didn't say anything too disrespectful when he was trying to help her uh look at the surveillance cameras cuz like hey you know how do you know well he didn't say how do you know the victim but um you know what is your proximity to him who who hired you or do you work for the city? Are they just trying to get their ducks in a row in case the family tries to sue? And she's like no I know the victim you know I am close to the family. You know, I'm glad he didn't talk any uh uh um you know uh ne I'm glad that he didn't say anything negative uh about Tommy because that could have made it very very awkward. But he did call her out on the hophobia because when he tried to shake her hand, he did not he didn't he and she didn't want to shake his hand. And um he was like, "Hey, my childhood best friend went through the same thing. She never left the house. It has to deal with some trauma." She's like, "I don't have trauma. That ain't me." you know, he he hit a sensitive nerve, you know. So, what do you think about this new character uh right here, Mr. Hudson, and their relationship? Is he somebody that you like right off the top? Somebody that you can't stand? You You haven't made a decision yet. How you feeling about Mr. Hudson so far? >> At first, I didn't like him, but by the end of the episode, uh he was on my good side. Now, the only thing I'm concerned with here is I don't want no love interest going on between her and him because I want her to get with Reacher. But I think he's going to be a good ally, a good support system to help her. He might help her overcome her fears. He might get her in somebody's therapy chair. And I can't wait to see what happens when he meets Reacher because when he see that big mofo, [laughter] he might see what what she capable of. And that's going to be a good moment. But I do like him so far. And I there was one character that I didn't know if I was going to be able to trust and you're about to probably get to that said character. But I actually like this character too after going through the first episode and they're putting together a little a team kind of the same way Reacher goes through each season putting together his A team. >> Yes. Could Excuse me. I'm sorry. I'm telling you to meet your mama coffin. Could you be talking about Mr. uh Kino right here? >> Yes. Yes, I am for certainly talking about Jasper Jones. Um, who came out of this thing and I was thinking to myself, what we going to do with this guy? He's got to be a nerd of some some sorts. And um, when they introduced the character and the way she brought him in, I was like, oh, this dude wanted some rhubarb pie. That's it. >> Yeah. >> I mean, he's a cheap day. It's easy to get his panty draws. Just take this man to a diner, get him a apple pie. Warm apple pie. And if you really want to get him about it by it, put some ice cream on top of it. But I think that this dude is at some point in time in this season, he's gonna sacrifice himself for the greater good. >> Yeah, he needs to work on his uh negotiation skills. Uh you know, he went from I need $5,000 to hey, I'll just take a breakfast, you know, because I'm hungry. U you know, he he's been in the foster system, group homes, and that's just very unfortunate. I'm pretty sure that we're going to get to know his backstory a lot more. Um, but seeing that his background, you know, he doesn't seem like he has a huge chip on his shoulder and he's mad at the world. U just another product of uh his environment like we all are. And I like him too so far. I like him too. He's very ambitious. He seems like he wants to help. Uh I mean, yes, he's possibly looking just for a roof over his head and a bite to eat. Uh but I mean, hey, anybody would be acting like that if they was uh in his situation. also seems like the type of character that's always in the wrong place at the wrong time. And so, uh, you know, you know, we're gonna see how that plays out. You know, he he's a witness and, you know, um, they said that Kino is always on the run from people, so, uh, we can definitely use him. Um, and so I I like the guy. I I do. Um, I kind of felt sorry for him as well when Neely was pulling up to where he was being, uh, manhandled and taken advantage of. Uh but you know, she ended up saving the day and uh you know, this I think it's going to be a pretty good relationship >> in between uh all three of these uh these people right here. You know, as they're trying to figure out what's going on with Echo Canyon, what's going on um uh with with Tommy and how he passed away, uh etc. Now, I will go ahead and say this. somebody that I don't trust already off the bat is I don't have an image for him, but that black police officer that was at the office. >> Um, some for some reason I just have weird vibes with him. How do you feel? Am I tripping or am I kind of leaning in the same direction you are? >> No, I trust him. >> Okay. >> I trust him. >> Okay. >> He He's not someone I don't trust. like this show the people that the people that I would have not trusted they went on ahead and let us know who you can and can't trust in my opinion and I actually trust him but you know behavior this would not be a show if somebody on Needley's side ain't crooked would not be it would not be a reacher show somebody on that side whether it's in her PI firm or the cops is crooked it could be the boss's administrator that's trying to become the understudy Keep your eyes on her. >> Okay. Okay. She seems like uh she seems like she's on the straight and narrow, though. I mean, I could be wrong. Um, you know, we we'll see. Um, but she does seem like she has a bit of envy in her blood, a little bit of jealousy, you know, because um Neie called her out and they're like, you know, I'm not you're not my boss. I don't work for you, but you want to be me. You want to be a PI. So, if you want to do what I do, you know, do what I say right now. And she did what she said, you know, she said, "Okay, how do I get this information? You know, go down to the county clerk's office, you know, make a request for whoever would be tampering with the video surveillance and want this, you know, information hidden." And she's following suit. She's following suit. She's following orders, per se. And so, of course, you know, we're we're definitely going to figure out um, you know, how that's going to play out as well. What do you think about the relationship that Neie has with her father who is apparently he's actually been in and out of the hospital since the very, you know, reach of season one or two? So, how how you feeling about him? Uh, you know, he he used to be on the police force, but right now um he's on his last days. Neie cannot accept the fact that he's going to possibly die and um you know, she's doing everything that she can to you know, resolve this situation. He thinks that, hey, you know, that's the thing about you, Neie. You're not able to solve a problem, and so you're going to move on to the next thing and try to solve this. Well, Dad, what's broken? What am I trying to solve? What am I trying to fix? You can't fix me. I'm dying. And so, you just out here looking for something else to solve. What do you think about him? You think he's going to make it? What do you think about that relationship, etc.? Uh, how you feeling about Neil and her dad? >> I I like it. It's like a old school dad dealing with Neie. You can see why she's the way she is. You can see kind of like she seems to be a little bit more wiser than her age and her dad seems like he's a little older. And I think that he's giving her in his own way some good insightful advice that she's running from issues that she needs to tackle and she's trying to keep herself busy with other issues that she just don't want to sit down and face. So, I believe he gave her some great advice. And I don't think he's going to die. I think before he dies, someone is going to grab him up and have him as a hostage to try to get at her before this is over with. >> I I definitely hope that doesn't happen right there. Uh I don't want him to die. Uh, of course, I want him to live. Um, yeah, but I I never even thought about that. That never even crossed my mind, you know. So, uh, we're going to have Yeah, we definitely going to have to see how that plays out right there. Uh, but as we have our new team of special investigators right here, uh, when Neil and Kino were outside the, uh, train tracks in Chicago, they found some type of plant on the ground um that was left by mistake by some of the henchman that peeled off in the truck. And it leads them to Echo Canyon. And uh we see at the very beginning of this episode that Tommy's parents, well the mother, she believes it, but Tommy's dad was not with the BS. He was like, "Wait a minute now. My child is not about that life. I know that when he graduated, he bounced around, but when he got to this Echo Canyon place, we only got four letters a year. Some of the envelopes did seem like they was recealed up." And uh he mentioned you Neie. She read the letter saying that that doesn't make sense. I I I was going to keep going, but I'm I'mma stop there. What was you thinking when all this was playing out right now with with the father being very suspicious? And Neie was like, "Hold on now, Dad." I mean, not dad, but hold on now, sir. You know, children have are really good at hiding things from their parents. I mean, that's just not any indiv. That's just across the board. You know, your parents don't know you like your best friends do. Uh but what do you think about this revelation right here that the dad is just not bond and he feel like there's something uh a miss that there's something uh arai going on uh with the death of his son. How you feeling about that right there? >> I think the dad was, you know, right. There was something going on arai. It's just that he doesn't know what the arai is. And on some level it it almost felt like he was blaming the son for bad behavior until the conversation unfolded. In the beginning, I was thinking, "Okay, are you saying this is all the son's fault? Um, how far are you going to go with this?" And I think Neie was kind of able to smooth it over by letting them know that she's on the case. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Uh Yeah. We we we'll see. We'll see. Hopefully um by the end of this season the parents can have some peace of mind because I mean no parent should ever have to bear their child uh for anything especially and it led suicide when or or that could be influenced by drugs. That's just that's just awful. That that's just awful right there. >> Right. >> Um but they uh they they they found the plant. They link it to Echo Canyon and plus they also knew uh that Echo Canyon was where he was anyway because it was in the letter. Um he put in the letter, "Hey Neie, I don't want you to worry. This place is as good as this old camp that I went to." And that's why they messed up because he hated that camp. It was apparently very expensive. But he didn't want to say nothing to his parents because he didn't want to seem ungrateful. But when he show when when Neie shows up at the facility, we get the character by the name of Judith who is being played by this person right here, Miss Rebecca uh Littiard. And uh of course she cannot be trusted. I hope that we get to run her down with the truck because she is suspicious as suspicious can be. You know, they go and get the they go and get the effect the uh uh Tommy's old things. She's walking back to the car, Neely, and we they make it blatantly obvious these amateurs that they were messing with her car with the mud stains and inside the vehicle trying to get that VIN number. And when Neilie calls her out, she's like, "I can't help you cuz I have a stick up my butt and I don't like the sunshine." I'm being silly, of course. What do you think about Judith? You know, is she somebody that's good? Am I wrong? Or or is she the devil herself, you know, helping out these crazy people at Echo Canyon? >> No, she's she's a little twisted, my brother. She's one of them people that knows something is going on, but she don't want to investigate it so she can pretend like she has fake um a fake veil of protection from what's really going on. But you know something bad is going on. So she's not to be trusted. And she know good and damn well that that doctor that that therapist that that salesman is running these crazy experiments on people. But she's trying to keep herself a arms length away from it so that she can sleep at night. But no, you know, and I want to see Neely go back and punch her in the face because you disrespected that woman. had folks going out there searching her car, raiding her car while her back is turned. What? You thought you You thought Neie won't gonna see that, >> huh? >> Yeah, for real. >> Yeah. Yeah. Go back and get her. >> You know, um what's interesting, Lamont, you brought up that salesman. Uh in the show, his name is Pierce Woodro, but do you know what his name is in real life? I don't know his name in real life, but I know he's played on a couple of shows as a as like a gay boyfriend. >> Matthew Del Negro. I don't know if that's a I don't know if that's a typo. >> What? >> But I was not expecting that. I was just trying to bring up his name so we can, you know, show him since you brought him up and this is what popped up right here. So, uh, what is his origin? Uh, where where let me let me where is he from? I I have to know now. Uh, Billy Bob Thornton, >> South American. >> Okay. Yeah, that that that's, you know, he he looks the part, but yeah, that's uh that's interesting. Um, I would I usually ask the question, hey, can he be trusted? But of course not. You know, he's >> he's uh force-feeding these these these these patients with this drug that's making them smash um against their will. And and not only that, when the other scientist offcreen was trying to break it up, he was like, "No, let him keep going. you know, I want to possibly get off on this. Um, I don't like him. How you how you mean, you know, I don't I think I don't think you like him either. Is that Is that Is that a fair >> He's gonna be He He's going to be a great villain. I can tell you that. So, no, I don't like him, but I like I said, I've seen him in a couple of things. He's a fantastic actor. I mean, he is fantastic. And when he's playing like the antagonist, he does a good job. But he's also one of these guys, man, that does a good job as like the the backup role. Like I said, I've seen him in a couple of roles where he was the boyfriend to a man. And when I tell you that son of a gun was dastardly, he was dastardly. So to see him have the main role as the main villain here, this is going to be some good TV, folks. Batten down the hatches. >> We'll see. We'll see. And they're not holding back the action, man. just because Neie showed up wanting to get her effects and well, she did call out Judith. They're already sending henchmen after her, bro. They're trying to run her off the road. Uh, which is unfortunate. I like the pit maneuver that Neie was able to pull off as she was on the phone with Hust. So, she, you know, she's a survivor and this dude is going to try to kill Neie, run her off the road, then ask for help. Like, please get me out of here. I smell gas. Like, bro, come on now. uh you you your apologies are a little bit too late right now and I'm just going to enjoy watching you die. But his body is toast and Lamar Neilia is smart. I did not know what she was doing at first but she was planting a seed. She says I know >> that there are some people watching right now and so let me go ahead and put a recording device on this body and so whoever is not trying to identify this person they can reveal themselves. And that's exactly what happened. She already had Kino unfold who was able to identify them as well. They go to the morg. They pulling out all the teeth going to extreme measures. Lamont that they do not identify these dead bodies, man. So Woodro may not Woodro may even have somebody above him, man. This is this is uh this Trlower drug, you know, pharmaceuticals, man. That's in the multi hundreds of millions of dollars uh and assets, probably billions of dollars. So, you know, there's some big wigs that's behind all of this. But what do you think? What do you think about the the guy trying to run him off the road? These henchmen coming up to the Mo pulling teeth, the recording device, all of them trying to cover this up. Like, what do you think? What's What's going on, man? What are your thoughts there? >> The henchmen are going to get caught. They're not that bright. I mean, I like you. I guess every show has got to have a Bbop and Rock Steady for all my Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle fans out there. And that's what these buffoons are. They're the BBOP and Rock Steady of the organization. If anybody's got to take a fall, it's going to be these two beef dummies. >> And I just don't think too highly of these henchmen. And and the fact that I don't think highly of them means they're doing their job. And so, they're going to be easy target for Neely to grind on. And I can't wait to see how she actually grinds on them. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um it's gonna be a lot of dead bodies in this like it always is in the Reacher universe and I'm looking forward to it. I'm looking for some creative deaths. Uh you know, as I said, we watching Reacher um season 4 right now. And I almost spoil something too. Um so actually, yeah, let me let me let me dial it back on that right there. Uh, but I do want to see a lot of uh, you know, creative depths in this and, you know, kind of have some fun with it because we know that the action is going to be heightened uh, with with Neie as the main uh, character uh, in this series right here in this series. Uh, what else stood out to you in this episode that I may have not uh, went over yet that you wanted to get off your [clears throat] chest? [snorts] Is this really a psychedelic or is this Viagra on steroids that he's pumping these people with? And he was standing up there enjoying the show. I'm like, bro, like like he even he even had homeboy say when he was about to stop the the testing, >> he was like, no, let him finish. >> Let him finish. >> Yeah. Uh while he stood there and watched little nasty s little filthy Mcnasty standing up there feeding these people drugs. >> I just wonder that he has this ranch, this cult that is feeding him people to test his drugs on. Who are the political power brokers helping him? Because this type of organization never goes on without someone giving cover from the police to the local government to sometimes the state and federal government. So who is helping him that Neil Neely is going to have to take down on top of him. >> Right. Right. It kind of reminds me of um a similar plot line in a way when we was covering uh Cross season two uh last year as well because that had something like that interesting going on as well. But we gonna see, man. We know there's some big wigs um that are that they're at play right here. But uh coming up to the end of the episode, man, they identify who was tampering with the surveillance footage. They go to his house and he's dead in his recliner uh with blood dripping down his body. And uh they are really trying to cross all the tees and dot all the eyes and make sure they cover up all loose ends saying, "Oh, this is crazy. They know I'm coming after them, but I'm going to find justice. Like that's that's what Neie is saying. How you feeling about all that, man? In the conclusion of the episode. And also, we get a nice preview of the rest of the season as well. We get to see Echo Canyon in the cold and all the Yes. My savior. And it's it's just a bunch of crazy crazy mess that's going on. How how you feeling about that conclusion with the the dead body of the man uh that was tampering with the surveillance footage and also this uh little trailer that we got at the end of episode one showing how the rest of the season of Neilie is going to play out. I love the conclusion. I think that was a pretty good cliffhanger. It was a great cliffhanger to, you know, leave you satisfied but still wanting more. So, I was fine with that. But that trailer for the rest of this, that was a long ass trailer, ladies and gentlemen. I sat there, it felt like for like 10 minutes. I was like, "Wow, I feel like I know everything that's going to happen, but you don't." And they did a good job of just kind of giving you the tidbits of what's going to go to keep you coming back for more. And I think this is a great show. I think Amazon has something. The only complaint that I have, my nitpick is that I wish they would have released it week to week to build up the anticipation the way most shows do. Sometimes it's not a good thing when shows do a full release. They don't have a lot of faith in the show. But I don't understand why you would not have that when you have reacher be Avery that audience me and behavior are reviewing Reacher. Reacher right now on the streaming world is the number four most watched thing with I think it was 1.1 billion views this season >> behind Tyler Perry. Tyler Perry had something that was number one and Netflix had another show that was in front of it. But after that it was Reacher and this show is right in the Reacher lane so it should do pretty well. So Netflix next year consider doing a season two and then consider making it week to week. Yeah. Yeah. Seriously. Um, it reaches season 4, debuted number one on streaming charts, uh, following his August 12th premiere. Uh, millions, millions, millions, billions of views. So, that's what's up right there. That that's, uh, that's that's crazy. But also, guys, go ahead after you subscribe to the channel, check out my full interview uh, that I did conduct with uh, Miss Maria uh, Maria Stin. And to be honest with you, this is the first time I've done anything like this and I plan to do more because I enjoyed myself. I was nervous, but hey, I did learn a lot. Had much more qu a lot more questions uh with more substance, but I ran out of time. But, you know, I I I learned a lot. It was a first experience and you know, I'm only going to get better at it. Uh Lamont, well, those your final thoughts, sir. >> You got them, baby. That was my final thoughts. Go watch that interview. It's going to be a doozy. >> It is going to be a doozy. Yes, sir. Indeed. Well, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, we just want to thank you so much for tuning in to our Neilie season uh one. Hopefully more seasons to come. 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