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This Country Season 1 Episode 4 King of the Nerds
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Thanks bud I appreciate that =]
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Thanks bud, I enjoyed this episode it was a fun one.
Matthew Towner
Enjoyed your reaction Josh and you made the episode even better and funnier 🤣 😂
Kieran B
Have been playing Warhammer and wargaming since ‘96 and generally only have games with my close mates - we’re competitive but not where it comes to ‘playing the rules’ - ie you play the game not try to find cheap exploits; and we’re more interested in the narrative that comes out of it. True nerd 😂
Matthew Towner
A nice twist might have been if she had bought her helipad, but that simply isn’t going to happen in this wry mockumentary about marginalised Costwolds youth written by its stars, Charlie Cooper and Daisy May Cooper. The only positive outcome is that after falling out Kerry and Kurtan end up as mates again. Now all they have to do is pay off the high interest loan of £200 that Kerry needed to start up her “multi-level management scheme.” Equal parts painful and hilarious to watch.
Ash Jeffries
Great reaction to a great episode, Josh! One of my favourites, this one. Kerry and Kurtan are both so undeveloped mentally for their ages. Early 20s with the mindsets of 14 year olds. Honestly so realistic in a village where the social options are limited. I remember being 11, 12 or 13 and seeing lots of much older kids and young adults hanging around one another, particularly during school holidays/breaks. The series just gets better and better and I can't wait for you to see the whole thing. 🙏
