FIRST TIME WATCHING: Squid Game S2E5

"Is he doing this intentionally?" Actually in a way yes. Frontman is left handed, but the actor is right handed. So he had to intentionally do even worse in the spinning top on his first few throws. The actor switched hands he was throwing with in the scene too. All but the last throw were done with his right hand, then last one was with the left (the character's natural hand).

By the way, I love your reactions, they're always good for a laugh. Wish I had the balls to do something like this, but thank you, Natalie.

Never even heard of this show until I saw it on your channel, so thanks

Hi Nat, I think this episode was setting up some big characters deaths in the next episode, I'm not looking forward to it.... 🥺

Front Man has become my favorite character. I like how cleverly he plays his own game within the main performance. He cunningly gained Seong Gi-hun's trust and generally comes across as a likeable, easygoing guy.

Unnie basically means big sister

If there's one thing that we've learned from the past 4 and a half years Nat it's that, when you pick a favourite character, their life expectancy suddenly drops 😬 Really enjoying watching this season with you. I have no idea how it's all going to play out, but it's certainly going to be interesting. Thanks for another great video today Nat 💛

A couple notes for this one: When 001 successfully throws the top he is using his left hand for the first time. I think you were right about screwing up on purpose When 095 calls 120 "Unnie" that is a way for a woman to address an older woman they respect in SK. Really sweet subtle moment that you can see her have a reaction to. I think the creators are very aware of Thanos's drugs, and the old woman's knife. They love potential chaos. The actor who plays Thanos is T.O.P. He is a Korean rapper who was completely shunned by Korean society for getting caught with Marijuana to the point where he attempted suicide. Love the character he is playing in this even if he's a piece of shit. The actor who plays 120 is not actually Trans, because it is extremely taboo in Korea. Finding an actual Korean actor who is publicly trans would be near impossible. Sad, but he does an amazing job.