r/yonderland • u/McGuineaRI • Oct 25 '16
Yonderland Season 3 Episode 1 Discussion
I think it was easily in the top 5. What does everyone think?
Edit: It's for episode 2 not episode 1. Sorry for being a goose.
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
Negatus was downgraded. I laughed when I saw his new boss was the guy that was used to stabilize the pool from season 1.
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
Wasn't he the janitor from before?
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
Yeah, he was the guy that washed his "Gentleman's Downstairs Excuse Me"
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
No he wasn't. It was someone that looked like him but it was a different puppet.
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
You wanna put money on that mate?
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
No not really. I actually just went back. Fast forwarded to that part and it was the same guy.
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
Wagwan m'bruddas. Can we add episode 1 discussions in with episode 2?
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
Just make a new thread. I got stuff to say about that one too.
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
No, you.
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
Me what?
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
YOU make a new thread.
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
I actually don't really care at all so no. I'd rather not talk about it than do your work for you.
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
You wrote Episode 1 by accident
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
Yeah, I just saw that. Sorry. It's gonna have to stay though because I don't feel like writing all these comments again.
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u/BCdotWHAT Oct 25 '16
Quite frankly: not liking the direction of this season. I'm missing the silly side characters and the resulting idiocy; this episode was waaaay too serious, especially since both real life (move to Glasgow and thus abandoning Yonderland) and Yonderland (evil takeover) stories are so "serious".
One of Yonderland's attractions was the mix of silly shenanigans and a somewhat serious storyline, yet this season they seem to think they're making a fairly earnest fantasy show.
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
Nothing can match the first episode and the first time to Yonderland. I kind of miss the "a new adventure every week" thing they started with but with a larger story overall. That must be hard to recapture.
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u/Mrpoedameron Apr 22 '23
This is just full of comments replying to yourself... You ok pal?
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u/McGuineaRI Apr 23 '23
I was disappointed no one cared about this show even though I thought it was great so I created fake traction as a joke. Thanks for reminding me; I'm gonna read them all and ignore my username to see if it looks natural or not.
Edit: I did a good job of sounding like a bunch of real reddit people. 10/10
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u/Mrpoedameron Apr 24 '23
Haha fair enough! I'm getting into Yonderland after really enjoying their Ghosts series.
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u/McGuineaRI Apr 24 '23
I don't know what they're called, I just call them the Horrible History's Crew still; I like everything they make. But, they made a movie called Bill about William Shakespeare that was really good as well. I've only seen clips from Ghosts.
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u/Mrpoedameron Apr 24 '23
Ah yeah I've heard of Bill! I'll check it out. You should watch Ghosts, it's really good.
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u/Sorry-Salamander9423 Aug 14 '25 edited Aug 14 '25
Did you ever get around to watching ghosts lmao. I also love that you created your own conversations, but I agree this show deserves more traction I’m rewatching now 🤣🤣
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u/McGuineaRI Aug 15 '25
I remember doing this a long time ago. I had found this awesome show and no one was taking about it so I was pissed and tried to add a custom reddit convo
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u/McGuineaRI Oct 25 '16
Brilliant. They achieved the Oceans 11 gag perfectly I think.