Deep dive discussions into shows🎬

Do y’all think you’ll do this before TVL starts this weekend or later? Kind of *losing it* waiting for the new season hahaha so looking for any chance to yap in advance lol

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Was there any moment in the show that you did not expect at all? I'm curious because as someone who read the books I had an idea of where things were going but you went in truly blind so was there any moments/scenes you didn't expect :)

The last human interaction Louis had was a confession, a testament of guilt. Do you think that has carried through his vampire life, especially the interview ? (The Pluribus video was such a pleasant surprise !! Very excited about an iwtv one)

My question is above. This is just a random comment. Regarding *IwtV*, there should be more content like this. I would also love to see even more reactors—specifically including those who don't know each other—discussing the series together; basically, a big gathering of *IwtV* reactors.

I'm looking forward to it. Did you watch the series again? And if so, what did you notice that you didn't catch the first time around—and/or interpret differently?

I don’t have a question for this show because I haven’t finished watching it yet 😂 However I would love to hear you guys talk about how you became friends and share some memories from your friendship, especially ones where you came away with the thought “yeah, that’s my dude”

Is there anything from Lestat's history that you two are hoping to learn more about in the Vampire Lestat?

What do you think Daniel will be like as a vampire? And why did Armand turn him??

I'm so excited for this! Did experiencing these two seasons make you consider your own relationship with memory or how your perception of an intense memory may or may not hold up across time/other's perspectives?

Any hopes/predictions for season 3? Any topics from seasons 1&2 you guys want to see them elaborate on?

Two short ones. You pick. 1. At what point in the narrative do you think Armand decided to put them on trial and kill them? Was he always going this direction, or did something sway him? 2. Armand has never turned anyone until Daniel. How do you think this may impact future storylines and the characters? (You could combine this with Jazzz's question below.)

yessssssssss! someone already asked my question so I'll have to think of another one, but I'm so excited for this

What quotes/scenes live rent free in your head?! Every time I say 'it's fine' or 'I'm fine' now, I immediately go through Armand's whole "we're all fine!" speech from the San Fran episode. There's definitely more that I can't think of right now

If the Paris coven hadn't been assholes, do yall think Claudia would still be alive today (either with or without Madeleine)? Or do you think Armand might've been right about her being too young to survive?

I'm going to leave the deep questions for the others who will pull the hard punches. I'll go with: The costuming in this show we're flippin superb, what fit represents the core of each of the main cast, to you, and why?

Oh, you decided to do it. ❤️ 😘😘😘 I will think about the question, as there are so many. 🤔 But no matter which one you'll choose, from what I read in the comments of both communitys, there will be great and thoughtful questions. 🤗 Love you all. 🥰

Not sure if you’ve both watched the 90s film (I know taco did 😂) BUT how do you feel the show’s choice to change Louis’ race impacts/enhances the story’s overall themes or message? It’s not there in the books or film but is central through the tv series. When I say we have been waiting for this video for agessssss 💃🎉