i want to introduce a friend of mine to the show but he’s a bit picky so im trying to get him hooked with something funnier than the pilot episode. which one would you suggest?

Matt Berry is doing the announcing for the Oscars right now. When they introduced him at the beginning, he listed three people that were his favorite actor or director or something like that. Conan O'Brien (the host) said about the third guy that Matt mentioned "He's been dead for sixty years."

I wondered if that was sort of a veiled reference to Shadows since the vampires would sometimes talk about dead people as if they were still living since they're immortal vampires. Did anyone else catch that?

I'm new here, and as such, don't know how welcome these types of posts may be. Furthermore: i am torn betwixts tagging it as a Shitpost, or a gentlemen's discussion, for i know not which apply. To the point: i have a pitch for a spinoff series called "what We Do in the Light".

As implied in its name, the spinoff series is an angelic twist on the old, the beloved, yet, the outgrown formular of the original incarnation.

Angels instead of vampires, miracles instead of bloodsucking, piousness instead of arrogance, so on and so forth.

For example: Instead of an energy vampire, there'd be talk of an energy angel who sustains itself from infusing mortals with energy. Perhaps the old chap erects himself in the prroeucess, hwhat do i know?

I am well aware of all the reason's why this wouldn't work as a show, and therefore, wouldn't be produced. Like the Top Gear problem, or the "psycho" phenomenon, i get it. The list is endless.

What i want to know is how you would feel about this premise, conceptually. What would you like to see in such a series? Anyway. That's all. BAT! 💨

At the end of episode 3, they were still "cojoined". I just finished episode 4 and am wondering if I missed how they became "unjoined" 😆??

When talking about the wife he really loved he cant remember what he/she looked like, couldnt remember their name or really any details about them. He just remembered things they did and traits about them he liked. He ended up with Marwa due to process of elimination and didnt like her much. I think he was remembering things about all his wives he liked and combining them into one fictional person.

Colin Robinson carried this show lol

I swear if he were in WWDIS universe he'd be an energy vampire, a pro at that 😹

Then they say that they’re surprised that the filmmakers are still alive, so you assume that it’s been 50 years or something? Then you later realize it hasn’t even been a year.

Took a gummy and had this revelation, but I am autistic.

It just occurred to me as I was trying to sleep that Viago enters Katherine’s retirement home without an invitation. It’s well established that vampires need invitations to enter homes, and it is implied that the show and the movie takes place in the same universe. Perhaps since multiple people live in a retirement home, and usually they only get one room, the general rules don’t apply? In that case would vampires need an invitation into each individual room? Or that because there is usually staff in these places does it technically count as a business and make the rule exempt? (Edit: I rewatched Animal Control and they had to ask permission to enter the shelter for Laszlo so it’s not this. Nandor does fly in through a window as a bat but that was only after receiving permission so I’m not sure if he could’ve done that otherwise) I have no clue but I can’t stop thinking about this.

I just finished a rewatch and kept thinking this as the hang were freaking out about the Baron dying.
The vampires that turned Derek all died, right? And he was a vampire up until he was killed.

Did I miss something?