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XOXO808

Keep it coming please of this series! 🙏🏽🤍💯! Much Aloha from O’ahu Hawai’i!

BecauseBeca

I JUST finished watching episode 3. So excited for this. Thank you ❤️

DKMT Show

ARe yall going to react to the tv series Crystal Lakes with Jason Vorhees

Stacy Lymber

Thanks for the shoutout, Dave! Love the reactions!

Tania R

Not me being a total pacifist but secretly rooting for Sue to sock Chris in the face. Just ONCE! 🤫😂 And yes, I get it. She's a teen, she's going through stuff, blah blah blah… but honestly, did she HAVE to be such a heinous cow?! 😭

BecauseBeca

I also appreciate that the characters are not simple. I really liked the portrayal of the mom. She’s not perfect. She’s just scared. The world she lives in is terrifying and she just wants to protect her daughter so badly.

BecauseBeca

Chris seems like a sadist. She gets so much pleasure out of causing pain in others.

Raymond Terry

I said somewhere else that at this point in the story there are two devils in the show. First is Chris. Second is Margaret. Everything Chris related is plain a day. Margaret is a tough one because she's trying to look out for her kid, but the methods she's taken in Carrie's upbringing and current external supervision is a lot. Oak is right, little or no education on how the real world is and like Mason Quinn said, you have to side with Margaret, even with the dastardly thing she did to her manager. Sidenote, this was the series that made me realize that Stephen King might have something with Chris's since he wrote the novel "Christine" which ended up being directed by John Carpenter. That's a movie King fans should watch if they haven't already.

Lisa Clark

Chris lost me this episode. I understand that she's a kid and she has her own stuff going on, but this was way, way too far.

Lisa Clark

I don't know that she gets pleasure out of it but she has no ability to regulate her emotions or process them in a healthy way. Part of that is simply the fact that she's a kid. She doesn't have the experience. I'm also not sure what kind of mental health education they're getting at school. If they were being taught about it, she'd maybe be able to see, "Yeah, I get hurt then I lash out." Part of it, of course, is also how she sees her Dad deal with things. In any event, anytime somebody tries to reach out to her, she lashes out. She goes straight back to anger instead of trying to process pain.

Lisa Clark

We also can't forget the fact that she is hanging out with somebody who seems genuinely disturbed. I'm not making excuses. She really lost me this episode.

Jacqueline (xXMalaaaXx YT)

OAK you gotta back the mic up a lil. I get confused to what's the bass from the show and what's your nose breathing 🤣 I will admit it is atmospheric at times, just wanted to let you know lol

Marie RammGirl

The more I watch them, I was thinking who is worse towards Carrie, her Mother or Chris, but once I saw what Chris did to Carrie purposely letting her have too many Gummies, taking her to THAT place where the tragedy happened, that look on her face when she's doing something nasty to Carrie, is sadist like, she get's off on it, we now know WHY she being so evil to Carrie as she blames her for her family's financial problems, glad Sue FINALLY called her out on it, whereas Margret is not perfect, just scared of the way the world is & why she has some VERY extreme views & thinks she's protecting Carrie by shielding her never telling her anything when actually that does more harm than good. Emaline is such a fascinating character, still so mysterious, the more I watch her, the more Quinn's theory rings true.

Tania R

😂🤣😂

Luna

I agree with you, Chris gets pleasure out of causing pain to others. She’s definitely a sadist

Luna

Unpopular opinion: I like this version of Margaret White. She’s an overprotective mom who is just trying to protect their child. Yes some things are extreme but that’s also because it’s not normal to regular people. Would you think that the Amish’s way of life is extreme ? Or even regular people who have families & live on farms ? The type of farm families who homeschool their children & are very religious as well ? & people have to remember that Margaret also spent the last 15 years not leaving the house or being able to see how the world/people are changing. Sure what Margaret did to her manager is not very nice, especially since the manager was helping Margaret by not firing her … but that’s not enough to make me completely dislike Margaret.

Kiss the Librarian

I wanted that ditch/grave scene to be a bigger scare. I keep thinking about the cement blocks that fell on Carrie's dad, and wonder if it was really an accident or if it was caused by telekinesis.

FD

Loved your discussion after the show, I binged the episodes and you brought up points I hadn’t thought of

FD

Margaret is an interesting character, I don’t think she’s a good person but her one redeeming quality is her love for Carrie (although even her love is complicated because she is abusive)

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2026-10-18 01:00 Having only watched up to this episode so far, I don't know if Carrie's parents knew about her abilities. However, I would not say that they do on the basis of the rocks that fell from the sky. Based on what we know about their beliefs, they have some rather fringe, conspiratorial beliefs, including fears of being targeted / victimised. In my experience, people like that might see a rock storm as some type of spiritual phenomenon or something similar, and would not immediately think "Oh wow, I daughter must have some strange abilities". Enjoying the reaction and the series so far. Thank you.
2026-10-16 10:32 Having only watched up to this episode so far, I don't know if Carrie's parents knew about her abilities. However, I would not say that they do on the basis of the rocks that fell from the sky. Based on what we know about their beliefs, they have some rather fringe, conspiratorial beliefs, including fears of being targeted / victimised. In my experience, people like that might see a rock storm as some type of spiritual phenomenon or something similar, and would not immediately think "Oh wow, our daughter must have some strange abilities". Enjoying the reaction and the series so far. Thank you.

Having only watched up to this episode so far, I don't know if Carrie's parents knew about her abilities. However, I would not say that they do on the basis of the rocks that fell from the sky. Based on what we know about their beliefs, they have some rather fringe, conspiratorial beliefs, including fears of being targeted / victimised. In my experience, people like that might see a rock storm as some type of spiritual phenomenon or something similar, and would not immediately think "Oh wow, our daughter must have some strange abilities". Enjoying the reaction and the series so far. Thank you.

Ron B.

Aye, Chris is trash clearly but she called Sue out. I ALWAYS thought Sue's character was wishy washy AF in every version. She was never THAT nice to Carrie either. And it's like...why are you even still hanging out with Chris if you see the type of person she is?

Rena Unnie

omg, you are so right Oak, she is a cersei lannister lmao

Bryan

insane what they did to carrie this episode 😭 first few episodes you get to understand chris to an extent but it’s no coming back after this episode

❣️ Vladlena ❣️

Chris definitely cross the line this episode. All excuses didn’t work anymore 😡😡

Devonte Campbell

any chance we get a double feature with episode 5-6 👀 they’re my 2 favorite in the series

Becci

Did anyone else realised how that Chris grows more jealous her clothes keep getting greener? And as Carrie grows angrier her clothes keep getting redder :)

Aria Isara

She is not an "overprotective mom just trying to protect" her kid. That's a wild thing to say. She is abusive and doesn't truly love her daughter. She only loves her as long as she is an extension of her and her beliefs. As soon as the girls slightly diverges from that she gets punished. She literally got punished for not telling she had her period when it's the mother who never even told her in the 1st place, she got punished for asking a question, as a small child she got punished for saying hello to the neighbour. What do you think would happen of the girl came out as gay or changed her religion and just changed her lifestyle as an adult? The mother would either reject her or try to change her/make her repent. She doesn't love her.

Aria Isara

Can we not call an abusive parent "just scared"? 😒

BecauseBeca

Never said she wasn’t abusive, but people who abuse do it for a reason. The world that the mom’s character lives in is absolutely terrifying. If I believed all the same things she did, I’d probably be desperate for control over the ones I care about too. That doesn’t excuse her behavior. When we understand why people are doing what they are, it opens up a door to get them the help they need to not be abusive anymore, because it is possible. I know people don’t want abusers to have any real redemption, but let’s say you struggled with abusive tendencies and you wanted to change but didn’t know how. If everyone in the world just thinks your scum, there’s not gonna be any help offered which means you’ll just keep getting worse in your abuse not better. And everyone deserves a chance to get help. I really like psychology. The mother in this story was brainwashed by the father and her worldview is terrifying. Just like they said at the beginning, she was a victim too. So you’re right, just scared doesn’t even begin to summarize it. She’s terrified, controlling, and a lot of other things too. I still love the portrayal. It’s complex and more real.

Luna

I disagree with you but You’re entitled to your opinion. We weren’t shown anything that made Margaret extremely abusive. We seen her try to hit Carrie only one time for Carries disrespect & refusing to obey, to which Carrie stops her. & We seen her use the prayer room & kneeling on top of a ruler as a form of punishment. I do not see these as extreme examples of abuse but different methods of discipline. Margaret is teaching/instilling in her child her beliefs (which is usually what most parents do). Just because her beliefs & methods are not to your liking doesn’t mean that Margaret doesn’t love her daughter. If Margaret “only loved Carrie as an extension of herself & her beliefs” … then why would Margaret go through all the trouble of trying to get Chris expelled for the bullying done to Carrie & why would she put up cameras around the house ? A parent who truly doesn’t love their child would not go through all that.

Luna

I believe Carrie got punished for hiding the sexual pamphlets & that information, not because she didn’t tell her mom she got her period. & you have to remember that Carrie was being homeschooled, so Margaret most likely would have informed Carrie about menstrual cycles when it happened at home. But then Ralph unexpectedly dies & both Margaret & Carrie are forced into a new way of life, so maybe telling Carrie about menstrual cycles before Carrie went to school wasn’t on top of Margaret’s mind. & once again, Carrie got punished for disobeying … not only because she spoke to the neighbor. Margaret & Ralph did not want outside influences affecting Carrie & they have that right as her parents. If Carrie did turn out to be gay or changed her ways as an adult, then yes, there is a possibility that Margaret could have disowned Carrie because her beliefs are extremely religious, & being gay is considered a sin & could be damning one’s soul. Why is it bad that a religious parent fear for their child’s soul ? Now Carrie does have the right to live her life as she sees fit once she is an adult & no longer the responsibility of Margaret, but until then Carrie should honor & respect her parents wishes, for they are the ones who are legally responsible for Carrie & are paying for everything for Carrie to live. If Carrie was extremelyyyyy abused, then there’s a stronger possibility that Carrie would have ran away & could have went to live with a foster family & be forced to abide by their set of rules. But we are shown that Carrie was an extremely kind person before she attended school with the rest of society, which is a testimony in itself to how Ralph & Margaret’s parenting style help molded Carrie up to that point.

Luna

Like I said before, the Amish are very similar to how Ralph & Margaret were raising Carrie. & yes the Amish do disown anyone who chooses to leave & doesn’t believe in their beliefs. Would you call them abusive ? & Like I said in another comment, this version of Margaret compared to original movie, is not as abusive or extreme & is a very nuanced character in this show. I do not hate Margaret the way I hated her in the original movie … she’s not as bad as that version & I believe this newer version deserves some grace.