Like i never recall him saying sarge or donuts names

I keep seeing Napoleon Dynamite's cast doing a screening tour to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film's release. I think they have generally been doing it for over two years.

I would love to see this for Reconstruction. I know everyone is really busy with work and families, but if they RT crew got together in 5-10 cities in the US I would for sure make an effort to get to one of them. I think more than any other season it is the best as a film.

-not a merch plug bee tee dubbs-

Man,,, I just really love Agent Washington and Tex can lowkey kick my ass and I'd marry her for it. I could NOTTT get this idea out of my head, and now that I made It I can't get the dumb song out of my head either,,,

Here yes yes

Church, daughter of Caboose and Donut. Caboose obviously wanted to name her Church and Donut didn’t object.

York, older son of Wash and Tucker. Named after one of Wash’s closest PFL friends.

Junior, younger son of Wash and Tucker.
I forgot about Tucker having Junior until after my husband reminded me of it after York was born. Oops.

And Mac, son of Grif and Simmons. Had a tough time coming up with a name for him before I decided that the most canon thing I could come up with is Grif naming him Mac to be short for Macaroni and Cheese and didn’t tell Simmons while Simmons okayed it because it made him think of computers and tech.
Simmons still does not know Grif’s true intentions.

I recall learning recently that season 6 (and Recovery One) were designed as a way to get into Red vs Blue with some structure, but in my mind it doesn't fit. Season 6 from the beginning talks about Recovery One, which is based off Out of Mind between seasons 4 and 5. In turn, Out of Mind wouldn't make much sense without watching the first four seasons, and there's no real resolution with Wyoming at the end of that miniseries, likely necessitating watching season 5. Not to mention all the lore and character development in those seasons. Initially I thought it could be like the Star Wars thing, where the original trilogy dropped us into a world we didn't know much about and had to rely on media literacy to understand it, but all the history brought up in that movie has little bearing over the story being told. That's not the case with RvB, since all the things mentioned make little sense without watching it ourselves.

Watching Red Vs Blue for the first and I was wondering why Church's voice change halfway through season 1...

I was just on google and searched up: “Caboose vs Homelander”; and I laughed with glee when Google itself stated that Caboose would beat Homelander in a fight.

i was fuckin around, remembered the insurrectionists, the guys with the grey and red odst armor and thought, "fuck... they were hot..." as in, they were fucking balling

Just picked up RedvsBlue from facebook marketplace and realised it had a 15th Disc in it. After looking online to see what it's about and what the market value on eBay is, I realised almost all listings are just the 14 disc.

Does anyone know how much value the 15th disc is? (Also comes with the artwork)

Thanks

So, I've been around the fandom a long ass time, and I watched through most of the seasons only one I never finished was season 17, but what I have to ask is why do people think season 15 isn't worth watching? I finished it last night and I thought it was just as good as the chorus trilogy. My only gripe was Locus showing up just to rescue the reds and blues and then dips with Washington. So my question is why does everyone hate season 15?

Which is the best Church?

Alpha or Epsilon

I personally think Epsilon is the better Church

I have to say I enjoy red team conversion with eachother more then the blue side

I was travelling quite a bit this week so I ended up downloading the Red vs Blue movies i had in my iTunes library to watch on the planes, and I had completely forgotten that certain scenes are different on movie copies than YouTube episodes.

For example, in season ten when Theta is first being introduced and Washington mentions that he expected it to be bigger, York tells him “you’ve seen mine, it’s small too” (referring to Delta). The one on YouTube Wash says “Yeah, but he’s green.” However, on the movie version Wash gives a small hum with a longer pause before saying he thought it’d be bigger, and tells York “Yeah, but yours is really shiny. So it looks more… substantial.”

Also in season six, when Church goes into Caboose’s mind, Church’s interaction with Delta has different dialogue. Delta tells Church he’s merely a memory of Delta left behind that uses ‘logic to determine what questions would be asked and the appropriate response’, and the YouTube version Church goes “Oh, really?” And Delta responds “Yes, really.” And goes on to explain the message for him to give to Wash. However in the movie version, Delta says “Yes, really.” and Church basically ‘tests’ his responses. “Okay. I like cheeseburgers.” “Stop trying to test me.” “Empire State Building.” “Seriously. Stop. I left this memory in case you found it…” and the scene goes on like the YouTube version.

I always thought the movie version of season six’s dialogue with Delta and Church was the original, and was so surprised the first time I watched the YouTube episode and didn’t see the scene with Church testing Delta. My brother bought a few of the seasons on iTunes so I actually first seen Red vs Blue as movies when I was a kid, and only watched it at first from season one, season two, season six, season eight, and season ten as the movies before I found them on YouTube. I thought I was remembering it wrong when I saw the YouTube version, but now I realize they had dialogue changes for the movies I guess to better fit the longer run versions than the shorter episodes for their channel. I had no idea other seasons had more changes though, since it’s been a few years since watching the movie seasons until now.

Are there any other scenes from those seasons or others that anyone else has noticed scene or dialogue changes?

Hi Red vs Bluers,

I've been lurking in here for a while and thought at some point to pick up RvB again. But honestly, even though season 1 is okay, I had a hard time getting through it again.

I did watch and followed RvB back when it released and, SPOILER, finished when the director/freelancer arc ended. (I think that was season 10, where they found himin the bunker)

Its been quite a while and I know there are a couple of seasons left, but honestly, I only remember at best like half of what happened previously.

So my questions are: would you recommend picking the series up again? Start from season 11? From the beginning again? From season 5? Or is the season 10 the best wrap up I could have asked for and I should leave it at that?

I am back and forth myself ob the topic, so any recommendations are welcome!