HELLUVA BOSS - EXES AND OOHS // S2: Episode 3

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Pilot Episode ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlahNrlcgS4
S1 Episode One ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=el_PChGfJN8
S1 Episode Two ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpnwRg268FQ
S1 Episode Three ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RghsgkZKedg
S1 Episode Four ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZFseYPmkAk
S1 Episode Five ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2ZmVAdezF8
S1 Episode Six ► https://youtu.be/yXErLiSbxXQ
S1 Episode Seven ► https://youtu.be/8zyGQquL8VM
S2 Episode One ► https://youtu.be/_spuxXnul0U
S2 Episode Two ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J0xFUyz1nw

Now that we know Moxxie’s backstory, him being deeply affected by even modest praise from Blitzø makes a lot more sense….

I love the fact Blitz literally said "No one who's that bad in bed can score two hotties that easily." Meaning he thinks both Millie and Moxxie are hot as fuck and we love that for him

Am I the only one who noticed how invested Blitzø is in m&m's relationship? The way he defends them, calls them hotties and takes their marriage super seriously is priceless and quite sweet

“First of all, I’m bisexual dad”

“Yea, gay.”

Crimson: "The family needs money."

Also Crimson: remodels entire house (not just one room) with hydraulic dildos

Well Moxxie’s words of "But it's a family! Under what circumstances would we ever need to kill a human family? Maybe like a shitty dad or a mob family. That's understandable." mean a lot more now than just a throwaway line.

I love how in both Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss there is a wall that repeatedly gets destroyed! 😂

the amount of "toys" Crimson added to his house is honestly horrifying when you think abt it

That instant, "yes sir" from moxie just shows how truly bred into him that abuse was. He didn't even fucking hesitate, he just responded and put his head down

I like how this ties WAAAAY back to Moxxie struggling to shoot a family and when he asks when they'd need to kill a family he replies with "Maybe a shitty dad or a mob family." I love that this was all foreshadowed so very long ago.

I like that the patched up mug Millie has at the beginning is the same mug she broke for a weapon in the previous episode. It's the small details that adds to the greatness of this show.

8:37 looking at this again I noticed that Blitz isn’t really trying overly hard to hold Millie back. he just has one arm out whereas Moxxie is obviously putting his full body weight into holding her back. Also, Blitz’s expression (at least to me) looks like “Millie I wanna kill him too but we can’t kill a mob boss in his own house so you need to chill please.”

I love how after Millie heard how Chaz betrayed Moxxie, she was almost inconsolably angry, she didn't care that they dated, but the fact that he did that to HER husband? Hell no

Blitz says "the babysitter will kill me if I'm late" but we know that he didn't adopt Loona until she was 17. It's absolutely killing me to imagine him hiring a babysitter for a seventeen-year-old. A small detail, but the mental image is priceless.

Biltz: "Buckle up Millie, We're doing a SHREK!😈"

If Moxie’s “dad” is named Crimson, does that mean his grandfather is named Crimdad?

I love that millie was angry. But when she found out he betrayed moxie, she turns homicidal. 😂 True love.

I love how Blitz came to the realization Chazwick was hiding something because the thought of Chazwick scoring "two hotties" like Millie and Moxxie is too unbelievable.

Happy one year anniversary to the one of the best and darkest episodes of Helluva Boss! I love this episode so much! The animation was incredible as always. The flashback of Moxxie's childhood is one of the best moments of visual story-telling that I've seen. Not only is it incredibly dark, but it tells us so much with no dialogue - save for Crimson's line at the end. In that one segment, we understand how horrible Moxxie's childhood was and the kind of villain Crimson is. This is a man that will not forgive any trespass and is not above killing his own family. It also re-contextualizes the first episode, Murder Family, and we understand why Moxxie couldn't bring himself to kill the mother of a happy family (before finding out they were cannibal psychos of course).

The juxtaposition from the somber and dark flashback to Crimson sitting in the dining room with colorful "wall ornaments" flopping around can be off-putting to some, but I found the delivery to be pretty funny. There were some complaints that the sudden transition from dark to silly to somber and back to silly is jarring and didn't give us time to process what Moxxie has been through, but I feel that it was a great way for us to get in his head and feel what he's feeling. Just a few hours ago, he was having a normal day at work, and now he's back in his childhood home (which no doubt triggered many unpleasant memories and feelings), was forced to reveal his past to his friends, had to see his ex who abandoned him when he needed him most, THEN he's told that he has to give up the life he built for himself, his freedom, and his wife to MARRY the ex that abandoned him, and if he doesn't his wife will be killed. That's a LOT to go through in just a few hours. No doubt that Moxxie was feeling overwhelmed and everything was moving too fast for him to properly process.

Now, one of my favorite things about this episode is the moment Moxxie decides to fight back. We've seen the terror that his monstrous father struck in his heart. He was still cowering under his shadow as an adult. He was isolated, scared, and feeling powerless. But despite being alone and at such a low point, HE made the decision that his life, freedom, and Millie were worth fighting for on his own. No support, comfort, or encouraging words. Moxxie standing up to Crimson is one of the best scenes in the series to date. I can't think of another moment in the show that gave me goosebumps like that!

The wedding crasher scene was a bit disappointing. Moxxie really should've had a chance to fight but the rest of the episode is amazing enough to make up for it. But please, please, PLEEEAASE, let the man have his moment! He really deserved to be fighting along side Millie.

I also loved how the episode ended on a dark and ominous note. We see what happened to Chaz, reinforcing just how violent and cruel Crimson is, then we see him whip around and fling a dagger into young Moxxie's forehead in the portrait; a clear message that Crimson is going to come after him for revenge. I really hope we see Crimson one more time before season 2 is over. Seeing him again in Oops was nice, but I can't wait to see what will happen when he and Moxxie meet again.

Thanks again, Spindlehorse crew, for such an amazing episode!