My acting professor in college was the man playing “Mr. Carrol”. Great guy
@friedbaconsizzles2 жыл бұрын
Awesome. Any photos with him with you if you don't mind asking? I believe you anyway, but it'd be cool to see it.
@TheListenerCanon2 жыл бұрын
Wow that’s so cool!
@msmarycrawley43032 жыл бұрын
@RidgeRunner you think you can do better? hahaha
@emmavosough18772 жыл бұрын
This entire episode was outstanding. A half hour in I thought it was done, that the rest of the episode was just going to be a wrap up, and then this scene happens. This was a swift kick in my face. Damn good.
@rocketguardian2 жыл бұрын
I also thought the same but in the end it turned out to be unpredictable
@sunnykumar-df5qc2 жыл бұрын
that cctv scene when Mare reacted to finding out it was Ryan was really the TOP ACTING 101 moment
@hetimothy91992 жыл бұрын
It brings me all the way back to her in Titanic. What a ride.
@SlyRy2 жыл бұрын
What makes this tragic is that the killer isn't someone who's creepy or psychotic but rather a tragically misguided (but basically good) kid who had a shitty dad.
@klausweasley2 жыл бұрын
This whole story broke my heart... Poor kid!
@liviusss2 жыл бұрын
Yup. Even if the kid was the killer, i blame the dad.
@unsalted_pepper5502 жыл бұрын
I mean he still killed an innocent girl The dads an awful pedo but murder is murder
@theodoreneer47812 жыл бұрын
He's a shitty husband and person, I'm not sure you could really call him a shitty dad though. Seems like he would have done anything to protect his son. Clean up a crime scene, kill his brother, take a life sentence.
@shawnmercado22192 жыл бұрын
He's a shitty husband. He took the blame for his son after all.
@gainal90802 жыл бұрын
The moment she realizes it’s her best friends son and she breaks down, broke my heart
@nightbender92502 жыл бұрын
The call back in this scene from the very first episode (and scene) was brilliant. Mare being woken up and annoyed by Betty's phone call, but this time checking the camera she asked about.
@elmaestroco2 жыл бұрын
Betty says something to her husband like "the whole case would be solved if you just put up that camera!" She was talking about the "peeping tom" though
@mentvltrillness2 жыл бұрын
They should show this series in acting classes. Everyone acted superbly.
@michaelt86802 жыл бұрын
I like the moment when Mare just watching Ryan from distance and Ryan start running away and say to his mother, “Mom, she knows. Mare is knows.”
@forem-alia Жыл бұрын
The music is really good in this scene, too.
@Shadowfax-19802 жыл бұрын
I love the foreshadowing with the camera app that he and his wife didn’t know how to use. This series was superb.
@kathconserv Жыл бұрын
Brilliant actress!
@lisapiccirilli49082 жыл бұрын
Sin lugar a dudas.. Kate es maravillosa!!!
@valegae8542 жыл бұрын
Absolutely brilliant and more . The best of her generation . Wonderful human being Adore her very inspirational ❤️
@Blessed20042 жыл бұрын
They were all great.
@kathconserv Жыл бұрын
Poor Mare was blamed for so many things; her son’s death, the arrest of Ryan, and so many other things. How much burden can one person bear? Mare is an amazing woman.
@kathconserv Жыл бұрын
Honestly I relate to Mare a lot, you’re the person people run too and the one people blame when it goes too shit and you have to take it and fix it and it emotionally destroys you and people wonder why you’re so bitter and cold with them
@samparrish48707 ай бұрын
She’s not real. It’s called acting.
@moroteseoinage4 ай бұрын
@@moroteseoinageDude the op is talking about the character, not the actress you bozo. Tf is wrong with you? Like “no shit”, we know it’s a tv show. 🖕
@alexvergara14874 ай бұрын
I believe this is the scene where Kate Winslet won her emmy
@4deleDaz33m2 жыл бұрын
Mr. Carroll (Pat McDade) and I were classmates at Cardinal O'Hara (1969) and he was a groomsmen in my wedding party.
@miketoland40210 ай бұрын
Such a good series, writing and acting really are everything to make any cliche special.
@seaofflowers. Жыл бұрын
I watch and study (as a writer) a lot of murder mysteries and know the formula very well so I suspected who the killer was from the first episode but the show continually made me second guess myself and I constantly wondered how Mare would find out. This was a brilliant way to do it, harking back to so many seeds planted in episode one. Brilliant writing and acting.
@cSquaredFactotum2 жыл бұрын
How did you suspect Ryan as the killer?
@t.b.48192 жыл бұрын
@@t.b.4819 Because I have watched many many murder mystery shows and have studied creative writing (although that part isn't as important) I've become very familiar with the formula. The timing of the first scene with Ryan (where it happens in the narrative) paired with the quick pan over to him as Mare entered was enough for me to know with relative certainty. Of course I had no idea of the motive nor how he would have done it. I did know that the security camera system would probably be key to solving the crime though because it was featured in Mare's first scene, and writers (at least good ones) do everything with intention. Basically in this genre you almost always meet the killer within in the first 10% of the narrative and it's always someone who you are given absolutely no reason to suspect, and then they disappear for a long time only to come back into the narrative as it's coming to a close to remind you they exist before the big reveal. The trick is to follow the formula in a way that is still interesting and constantly misleads the viewer, which this show does. Even though I guessed right away I was constantly second guessing myself throughout and even got so wrapped up in the show I forgot at times. One of my absolute favourite stand alone murder mystery stories that follows this formula to a tee is the first two-part episode of Shetland.
@cSquaredFactotum2 жыл бұрын
@@cSquaredFactotum thank you, that was a very informative and overall awesome answer!
@t.b.48192 жыл бұрын
@@t.b.4819 You're welcome!
@cSquaredFactotum2 жыл бұрын
@@cSquaredFactotum yah, feel the same. If you're an avid suspense movie watcher, you generally get an idea about killer at early stage. I also thought John ross wouldn't be the culprit. I was expecting plot twist and they did it. I thought lori (his wife)would be the killer and john saved her but Ryan was also a appropriate choice. Same kind of twist was seen in Identity movie (2003) where that teen boy killer. So yah, mare of East town definitely had good character development what i felt. Everyone was suspect and had motive like other shows/ movies. So overall really a good watch.
@sangrammohitepatil72152 жыл бұрын
“Does it get easier” “It doesn’t get easier. It gets familiar”
@Cgambler Жыл бұрын
what's more tragic is that mare lost her son and her best friend is about to lose her son :(
@AnameLessMind2 жыл бұрын
REALLY? Way to humanize a murderer
@phytheshyguy2 жыл бұрын
@@phytheshyguy what? She's talking about mare and her friend, neither of them are murderers.
@tikusblue2 жыл бұрын
Shame the best part of this scene was about to start when the clip ends! Checking the CCTV as the music kicks in
@richiet702 жыл бұрын
god damn incredible ending to this show. i thought the whole second half was gonna be wrapping up things but this scene came and i knew instantly when he said Ryan that he was the killer. phenomenal show
@ayeg47272 жыл бұрын
Winslet has been on point for years and is smashing it recently.
@h-dawg96912 күн бұрын
Winslet took tv acting to new places
@larryrobinson69142 жыл бұрын
Kate Winslet gives the performance of her career...I love her but damn...this is her watershed moment in her illustrious career
@ryanbye95382 жыл бұрын
Agreed. She’s always brilliant, but this was a whole different level, even for her.
@user-sb1kl8dh6h2 ай бұрын
this show iz sooo good ........ really hope there make a season 2 ....... kate winslet damn beautiful
@ralphhinkley57852 жыл бұрын
it's a miniseries🤣 why would there be a season 2, the story is finished
@keeganconnolly97853 ай бұрын
I have that same sheet set! 💕
@kristeandreatujague70162 жыл бұрын
kids have no manners these days...if you borrow something full, you return it full...
@kevbeer12 жыл бұрын
Haha! just saw this Yesterday afternoon! What a twisted story!!
@justwastingmytime8522 жыл бұрын
This show reminded me of Scandinavian crime shows. I mean that as a compliment.
@martinnielsen58052 жыл бұрын
Exactly! Forbrydelsen is my favourite so far, but this is really good tv show also
@endorfitlab75792 жыл бұрын
Please drop reccomendations, I've never gotten into Scandinavian television but I absoutely loved this show
@simonriley41312 жыл бұрын
@@simonriley4131 the bridge is sooo goood also millennium trilogy (Stieg Larsson) books are excellent, Before we die, Lars Kepler book series, anything wallander (books, series…), Jø Nesbo books, Smillas sense of snow, Jussi Adler Olsen’s Department Q books, Trapped season 1,2, Bordertown, Deadwind, Marcella (British but nordic noir)… I have read/seen so many Nordic Noir books/movies/shows that I figure out who the murderer is whenever they pop up in the storyline for the first time
@tomato_6681 Жыл бұрын
@@simonriley4131 ooh and the killing
@tomato_6681 Жыл бұрын
@@simonriley4131 but I definitely recommend the books. It’s so gripping, when you pick the book up, you wouldn’t be able to put it down until the end.
@tomato_6681 Жыл бұрын
No one has access to the shed except for someone
@jonathanwilliam97 ай бұрын
Great show, great Kate and Evan who was killed off soon but anyway a great show.
@Redwoodtree34567 Жыл бұрын
I want to be Kate when I'm reborn♡
@user-nw2vc4xf4b2 жыл бұрын
Thank God for that amazing pizza slicer 🙏
@nathanruckle49422 жыл бұрын
she plays a young version of that old lady in titanic
@norijean32794 ай бұрын
I think Dylan will shunned by his town people as outcast
@aparnarajesh2 жыл бұрын
Agree 100%
@lindseyparker56382 жыл бұрын
Dylan? Why? I mean isn’t he kind of already an outcast? He’s an asshole kid that’s for sure but I don’t see how what happened during the show will change anything in his life other than the obvious which is his son is no longer his son. But it seems like he wants the son to have a good life at least.
@ckotcher12 жыл бұрын
@@ckotcher1 He is just doing it for his parents.
@kshitijpratapsingh56402 жыл бұрын
@@kshitijpratapsingh5640 they showed in one of the episodes that Dylan does care, when he holds him in the hospital. the show leads you to believe he is apart of the murder when he is burning the journals and taking the money, but he was really doing it so that the kid could still be in his parents life. it's selfish of him to do that but it comes from a good place in his heart. even him returning the money and giving extra money to Lori later on shows that he cared about kid.
@ayeg47272 жыл бұрын
This is why we need to carefully train our husbands and our children on how to manage every aspect of the household until it is automatic and perfectly done, or well enough. We never know when we may disappear! They must be able to know what to do and how to do it perfectly without us, or they may fall apart in the time of shock and grief and never get on top of the ballgame again!
@28105wsking2 жыл бұрын
1000%
@barefootlovers2 жыл бұрын
My grandparents were married for 60 years. He worked, super hard and long hours. He (even still) owns a grading and clearing business. She did everything around the house, mowed the lawn, fixed leaky sinks, cooked, cleaned. He didn’t have to do anything. Of course there was nothing wrong with that, he pulled his weight with providing money and did a good job at it, and she took care of him and the house and kids. She was killed in a head on car wreck by a negligent driver in 2016. It was very hard on him and still is… he had only been to the grocery store twice in his life before she died. The only thing he could cook was eggs. He didn’t know how to wash clothes. My mom had to teach him and she still takes care of him and keeps his house up for him. He’s 86 and still works a physically demanding job full time. I agree with your comment fully, don’t get me wrong. But I also can’t help but feel that that’s part of the reason marriages lasted back then. They actually needed each other and it helped their love grow. Nowadays no one needs to be married. Seems like one person can do it all, at a mental health price, at least. There’s good and bad aspects of relying on a life partner
@walelu7772 жыл бұрын
The most surprising thing for me is that why does a 13yo have such an easy access to a gun.
@rugvedwagh9434 Жыл бұрын
because he got a copy of the shed key from mr carroll considering he cuts the lawn with him
@user-qm9ky9su2v Жыл бұрын
Uhm ... It's America. Easier to get a gun than medicine here
can someone please explain t me why thay got the victim naked ? why ?
@merzkanifatima36252 жыл бұрын
To misguide
@dhanalakshmi-vw3oq Жыл бұрын
Feel like they made the killer and his mom seem like a bigger victim than the one who got killed
@flavioa63513 ай бұрын
Now imagine if America didn't have guns...we would be without a plot twist and thousands of impulse murders would be avoided
@RK-ep8qy2 жыл бұрын
People in London don't have guns, and the violent crimes have increased every year .. currently 218k for 2020/21. Now the bad people use knives. the guns aren't the problem. They're a deterrent
@The9Pauls2 жыл бұрын
Nah, people are evil and guns are just a tool. A gun is only as useful as the person holding it. Also guns are illegal in Mexico and they have crazy crime rates there.
@walelu7772 жыл бұрын
@@The9Pauls you’re exactly right. And the good people don’t have ways to defend their families against intruders and rapists
@walelu7772 жыл бұрын
@@walelu777 what stops rapists and intruders from having guns though?
@zoex3316 Жыл бұрын
I'm a Christian and really find it very upsetting that Jesus's name and God's name is used in vain so freely . Great movie but other belief's aren't insulted so much like Christian 'S God. Interesting to see how actual Christian actors etc feel about swearing . Thank you for allowing me to voice my opinion.
My acting professor in college was the man playing “Mr. Carrol”. Great guy
Awesome. Any photos with him with you if you don't mind asking? I believe you anyway, but it'd be cool to see it.
Wow that’s so cool!
@RidgeRunner you think you can do better? hahaha
This entire episode was outstanding. A half hour in I thought it was done, that the rest of the episode was just going to be a wrap up, and then this scene happens. This was a swift kick in my face. Damn good.
I also thought the same but in the end it turned out to be unpredictable
that cctv scene when Mare reacted to finding out it was Ryan was really the TOP ACTING 101 moment
It brings me all the way back to her in Titanic. What a ride.
What makes this tragic is that the killer isn't someone who's creepy or psychotic but rather a tragically misguided (but basically good) kid who had a shitty dad.
This whole story broke my heart... Poor kid!
Yup. Even if the kid was the killer, i blame the dad.
I mean he still killed an innocent girl The dads an awful pedo but murder is murder
He's a shitty husband and person, I'm not sure you could really call him a shitty dad though. Seems like he would have done anything to protect his son. Clean up a crime scene, kill his brother, take a life sentence.
He's a shitty husband. He took the blame for his son after all.
The moment she realizes it’s her best friends son and she breaks down, broke my heart
The call back in this scene from the very first episode (and scene) was brilliant. Mare being woken up and annoyed by Betty's phone call, but this time checking the camera she asked about.
Betty says something to her husband like "the whole case would be solved if you just put up that camera!" She was talking about the "peeping tom" though
They should show this series in acting classes. Everyone acted superbly.
I like the moment when Mare just watching Ryan from distance and Ryan start running away and say to his mother, “Mom, she knows. Mare is knows.”
The music is really good in this scene, too.
I love the foreshadowing with the camera app that he and his wife didn’t know how to use. This series was superb.
Brilliant actress!
Sin lugar a dudas.. Kate es maravillosa!!!
Absolutely brilliant and more . The best of her generation . Wonderful human being Adore her very inspirational ❤️
They were all great.
Poor Mare was blamed for so many things; her son’s death, the arrest of Ryan, and so many other things. How much burden can one person bear? Mare is an amazing woman.
Honestly I relate to Mare a lot, you’re the person people run too and the one people blame when it goes too shit and you have to take it and fix it and it emotionally destroys you and people wonder why you’re so bitter and cold with them
She’s not real. It’s called acting.
@@moroteseoinageDude the op is talking about the character, not the actress you bozo. Tf is wrong with you? Like “no shit”, we know it’s a tv show. 🖕
I believe this is the scene where Kate Winslet won her emmy
Mr. Carroll (Pat McDade) and I were classmates at Cardinal O'Hara (1969) and he was a groomsmen in my wedding party.
Such a good series, writing and acting really are everything to make any cliche special.
I watch and study (as a writer) a lot of murder mysteries and know the formula very well so I suspected who the killer was from the first episode but the show continually made me second guess myself and I constantly wondered how Mare would find out. This was a brilliant way to do it, harking back to so many seeds planted in episode one. Brilliant writing and acting.
How did you suspect Ryan as the killer?
@@t.b.4819 Because I have watched many many murder mystery shows and have studied creative writing (although that part isn't as important) I've become very familiar with the formula. The timing of the first scene with Ryan (where it happens in the narrative) paired with the quick pan over to him as Mare entered was enough for me to know with relative certainty. Of course I had no idea of the motive nor how he would have done it. I did know that the security camera system would probably be key to solving the crime though because it was featured in Mare's first scene, and writers (at least good ones) do everything with intention. Basically in this genre you almost always meet the killer within in the first 10% of the narrative and it's always someone who you are given absolutely no reason to suspect, and then they disappear for a long time only to come back into the narrative as it's coming to a close to remind you they exist before the big reveal. The trick is to follow the formula in a way that is still interesting and constantly misleads the viewer, which this show does. Even though I guessed right away I was constantly second guessing myself throughout and even got so wrapped up in the show I forgot at times. One of my absolute favourite stand alone murder mystery stories that follows this formula to a tee is the first two-part episode of Shetland.
@@cSquaredFactotum thank you, that was a very informative and overall awesome answer!
@@t.b.4819 You're welcome!
@@cSquaredFactotum yah, feel the same. If you're an avid suspense movie watcher, you generally get an idea about killer at early stage. I also thought John ross wouldn't be the culprit. I was expecting plot twist and they did it. I thought lori (his wife)would be the killer and john saved her but Ryan was also a appropriate choice. Same kind of twist was seen in Identity movie (2003) where that teen boy killer. So yah, mare of East town definitely had good character development what i felt. Everyone was suspect and had motive like other shows/ movies. So overall really a good watch.
“Does it get easier” “It doesn’t get easier. It gets familiar”
what's more tragic is that mare lost her son and her best friend is about to lose her son :(
REALLY? Way to humanize a murderer
@@phytheshyguy what? She's talking about mare and her friend, neither of them are murderers.
Shame the best part of this scene was about to start when the clip ends! Checking the CCTV as the music kicks in
god damn incredible ending to this show. i thought the whole second half was gonna be wrapping up things but this scene came and i knew instantly when he said Ryan that he was the killer. phenomenal show
Winslet has been on point for years and is smashing it recently.
Winslet took tv acting to new places
Kate Winslet gives the performance of her career...I love her but damn...this is her watershed moment in her illustrious career
Agreed. She’s always brilliant, but this was a whole different level, even for her.
this show iz sooo good ........ really hope there make a season 2 ....... kate winslet damn beautiful
it's a miniseries🤣 why would there be a season 2, the story is finished
I have that same sheet set! 💕
kids have no manners these days...if you borrow something full, you return it full...
Haha! just saw this Yesterday afternoon! What a twisted story!!
This show reminded me of Scandinavian crime shows. I mean that as a compliment.
Exactly! Forbrydelsen is my favourite so far, but this is really good tv show also
Please drop reccomendations, I've never gotten into Scandinavian television but I absoutely loved this show
@@simonriley4131 the bridge is sooo goood also millennium trilogy (Stieg Larsson) books are excellent, Before we die, Lars Kepler book series, anything wallander (books, series…), Jø Nesbo books, Smillas sense of snow, Jussi Adler Olsen’s Department Q books, Trapped season 1,2, Bordertown, Deadwind, Marcella (British but nordic noir)… I have read/seen so many Nordic Noir books/movies/shows that I figure out who the murderer is whenever they pop up in the storyline for the first time
@@simonriley4131 ooh and the killing
@@simonriley4131 but I definitely recommend the books. It’s so gripping, when you pick the book up, you wouldn’t be able to put it down until the end.
No one has access to the shed except for someone
Great show, great Kate and Evan who was killed off soon but anyway a great show.
I want to be Kate when I'm reborn♡
Thank God for that amazing pizza slicer 🙏
she plays a young version of that old lady in titanic
I think Dylan will shunned by his town people as outcast
Agree 100%
Dylan? Why? I mean isn’t he kind of already an outcast? He’s an asshole kid that’s for sure but I don’t see how what happened during the show will change anything in his life other than the obvious which is his son is no longer his son. But it seems like he wants the son to have a good life at least.
@@ckotcher1 He is just doing it for his parents.
@@kshitijpratapsingh5640 they showed in one of the episodes that Dylan does care, when he holds him in the hospital. the show leads you to believe he is apart of the murder when he is burning the journals and taking the money, but he was really doing it so that the kid could still be in his parents life. it's selfish of him to do that but it comes from a good place in his heart. even him returning the money and giving extra money to Lori later on shows that he cared about kid.
This is why we need to carefully train our husbands and our children on how to manage every aspect of the household until it is automatic and perfectly done, or well enough. We never know when we may disappear! They must be able to know what to do and how to do it perfectly without us, or they may fall apart in the time of shock and grief and never get on top of the ballgame again!
1000%
My grandparents were married for 60 years. He worked, super hard and long hours. He (even still) owns a grading and clearing business. She did everything around the house, mowed the lawn, fixed leaky sinks, cooked, cleaned. He didn’t have to do anything. Of course there was nothing wrong with that, he pulled his weight with providing money and did a good job at it, and she took care of him and the house and kids. She was killed in a head on car wreck by a negligent driver in 2016. It was very hard on him and still is… he had only been to the grocery store twice in his life before she died. The only thing he could cook was eggs. He didn’t know how to wash clothes. My mom had to teach him and she still takes care of him and keeps his house up for him. He’s 86 and still works a physically demanding job full time. I agree with your comment fully, don’t get me wrong. But I also can’t help but feel that that’s part of the reason marriages lasted back then. They actually needed each other and it helped their love grow. Nowadays no one needs to be married. Seems like one person can do it all, at a mental health price, at least. There’s good and bad aspects of relying on a life partner
The most surprising thing for me is that why does a 13yo have such an easy access to a gun.
because he got a copy of the shed key from mr carroll considering he cuts the lawn with him
Uhm ... It's America. Easier to get a gun than medicine here
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can someone please explain t me why thay got the victim naked ? why ?
To misguide
Feel like they made the killer and his mom seem like a bigger victim than the one who got killed
Now imagine if America didn't have guns...we would be without a plot twist and thousands of impulse murders would be avoided
People in London don't have guns, and the violent crimes have increased every year .. currently 218k for 2020/21. Now the bad people use knives. the guns aren't the problem. They're a deterrent
Nah, people are evil and guns are just a tool. A gun is only as useful as the person holding it. Also guns are illegal in Mexico and they have crazy crime rates there.
@@The9Pauls you’re exactly right. And the good people don’t have ways to defend their families against intruders and rapists
@@walelu777 what stops rapists and intruders from having guns though?
I'm a Christian and really find it very upsetting that Jesus's name and God's name is used in vain so freely . Great movie but other belief's aren't insulted so much like Christian 'S God. Interesting to see how actual Christian actors etc feel about swearing . Thank you for allowing me to voice my opinion.