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Anne with an E 1x3 'But What Is So Headstrong as Youth?' EXTRA Early Access/Watchalong

🕑 Added 2023-06-14 18:23:15 +0000 UTC

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emily ღ

i love how we're discussing this like we're introducing the guys to a friend ours lol i genuinely love that so much

August Rose Priv

Aside from Anne, Gilbert will always be my favorite male character, from that show...especially with Anne. :)

Mona ♡

Crazy how no matter the century.. middle school girls are the same 😭

St.Claire

I'm so excited for y'all to see how Anne and Gilbert get along.

Heather Geer

“Anne’s spittin right now” 😂 That will forever be the internal monologue I want Gilbert to have now lol

Chloe B. Nest

I have to agree with Zuff, out of season one, I think that episodes three and four are my favourites, and I can't wait to see y'all's reaction to it. As for Gilbert, he's such a good character, and arguably the best male character in the show, aside from Matthew.

Tbf he’s like 16 here lol.

Denise Rivas

Yay! I’m glad you guys met Gilbert! He’s great!

Kalley Lasola

the reactions when she started reading took me out 😭😭😭 also gilbert the g let's gooo

Meeri p

No comments about how cute Gilbert is? Oh cmon, that's disappointing after all the kdramas :D:D:D jokes aside can't wait for more episodes. It only gets better

Ashley

Lmao I love this show with all my heart but it’s so funny seeing the perspective from the reel time boys because their reactions to the cringey scenes crack me up. When they were laughing at the little tune or when she started reading😭😂

lilly

anne can be “a lot” sometimes, but she’s such a kind soul and honestly, i don’t know how many times i can say this, she’s just the sweetest little girl, you can’t not love her

emily ღ

lol i know anne can be A Lot(TM) quite a lot of the time. i see myself in anne a lot and even still there's times i'm like watching through my fingers like "oh honey" lol but honestly more power to her! anyone who makes the "weird little girl" feel empowered, i'm here for :)

emily ღ

ngl i think this gilbert is great. however....1980s gilbert is The(TM) gilbert lmao except for the gilbert i saw in a theater performance like 10+ years ago lol but maybe that's just cause i was like 12 and was moon-eyed over the actor playing him lmao

Tiffany Tews

The explosive reaction to Anne performing the poem is just.... so real

isa

I actually think this gilbert is perfect

Lola Lirola

Truly. Jonathan Crombie deservedly stealing all 1980s hearts. (And I'm loving this show, so no shade to the new kid, he seems so nice, but he has a very high Gilbert bar to live up to, lol!)

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Really?? I though this Gilbert was amazing😭

chvrrvism

honestly love this show but this gilbert..... 1980's gilbert, you will always win lmao

asia

an early drop?? i needed it 😭 gilbert time, let's gooooooo

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Also, the teacher x student thing might be weird to us but it definitely wasn’t back in the 1800s

❤️

Oh Rob was suffering this episode 😭

Kleeblatt0504

Omg didn't expect this to drop early, so excited!

Bethel

Finally Gilbert is introduced!

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Anne is soooo precious but there’s just too many moments where you can’t help but cringe at her😭 i love it

Lola Lirola

I love Anne so much!!! I have to say, though, this version's Anne is absolutely perfect, but 1980s Gilbert was so much better (pleasedon'thateme) The thing is, and I don't want to do the "but in the book..." thing, so this is the only difference I will mention: In the book (and the 80s miniseries), when Gilbert calls Anne "carrots", that's the first time he ever talks to her, and he's trying to rile her up a bit because she's very smart in class and he feels threatened. They become friends much later. In this version, it doesn't make any sense, because the show established him as defending Anne before and wanting to be her friend, so why would he insult her?? I think they wanted to signal that Gilbert was a good kid from the start, but it made this very famous moment feel very out of place! What I love about this version is that because it's longer, it takes its time and fleshes out a lot of the domestic life and customs of the time and place, and they do a great job! It feels lived in and real.