#Trailer of Lockwood & Co.

[hauntingthenarrativepod]

So we're actually doing this...👻📚

@everythingsupsidedown demanded a four hour deep dive video essay into Lockwood & Co., and we delivered if you squint

Introducing our new Lockwood & Co. podcast: Haunting the Narrative!

Check out our trailer on Amazon or Spotify* and keep an eye out next week for our first official episode, where we'll talk about Lucy!

Amazon Music is here!

And because we love you, here's a transcript.

*(apple had more hoops than the olympics. if you use apple, try not doing that.)

[gigawatt-smile]

Lockwood & Co shitposts I made from the trailer

[tyrramint]

Y’know

I try not to think about the cancellation too much and just enjoy being in the fandom and enjoying the show me the books that we have

But we were ROBBED of a second season

I’m still so genuinely upset

I cannot believe that they cancelled it, everyone who worked on it and everyone in the fandom deserved a second season

[personinthepalace]

Grover, why is there half a goat in your pants? - Percy Jackson and the Olympians (2023)

All that and still no trousers? - Lockwood & Co. (2023)

[vryfmi]

it’s once again manifesting time

[emlovesatla]

I'm very normal about this :)

[janedoebby]

not be completely insane and obsessive but the fact that I teared up watching the trailer after noticing this umbrella stand used to hold rapiers. it was such minor detail and I couldn’t even tell you from which book it’s mentioned but it’s something I always remember so vividly especially when I was imagining Portland row. It was just like this perfect blend of domestication and professionalism. And just the fact that someone in the props department went through the books and just made note of every small detail like this and then like actually built it!! And then like actually put it in the show!! Like I’m floored. It just is so reassuring that there was a team that was dedicated and motivated to doing this adaptation justice and having an attention to detail. A++++++++++++ for effort and execution.

Like I just hope everyone else who loved the books is getting to see like their favourite little details come to life. (And so far it seems this is the case???)

[gilbertscarrot]

watching the dead boy detectives trailer. it reminds me of lockwood and co, which makes me both intrigued and sad

[lucelockwood]

Lucy’s accent.

George’s surliness.

Lockwood’s voice.

I’m shaking. It looks so good. It sounds so good. Is this real life.

[banjolandsblog]

Lockwood & Co. | Official Trailer | Netflix

[snowpeachblog]

When I said about his eyes, I meant this...

[traveltherightroad]

my husband is COMPLETELY enthralled with Lockwood and Co

we got ’im, folks

[d-e-s-t-i-n-e-s-i-a]

guys I'm so stressed about the comedy

[vryfmi]

trailer drop!

[emlovesatla]

Just came across a Lockwood & Co review video on YT made by 3 guys (2 of whom actually went to the 1st episode screening!!)

Overall, their review was positive! The guys who watched the first episode said that the trailer didn't actually do it justice! They praised the world building and said that there's a lot of lore that can be explored in later seasons. (They said that the show has potential to have like 10 seasons, but i personally hope they stick to about 3😅)

They seem to be fans of Joe Cornish and Attack the Block, and said they'd give Lockwood & Co. a try because he directed it. They also mentioned the fact that the protagonists are young adults and YA series usually aren't their thing but, again, since Joe Cornish worked on it, they'd watch it.

Here's the link to the review if you want to watch:

[janedoebby]

'When I was your age, I was out chasing boys. Having fun? I feel sorry for your generation' a middle age woman tells Lockwood and his latest recruit, Lucy Carlyle in the first episode. '

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The fact that these two both find their soulmate while hunting ghosts rather than the typical teen experience.