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[SeantheStone]

Contrary to popular opinion, I actually liked the reveal. It feels very season 1, and since Tim is starting to gain some of Jay's characteristics, it feels appropriate. Jay used to give important information exclusively through outro text, and after all Tim's endured, I don't know what I would expect from a reaction. He's just lost Jay, Alex is closing in on him, and his best friend that he assumed to be dead or missing (I don't remember which) is a manipulative spectator that indirectly caused Jay's death...and is also dead. At this point, I think things have gone so far that Tim is experiencing delayed emotion until this is all over. He will probably end up committed again due to the mental and emotional trauma that this has caused, but he doesn't have time for that right now.

[BetaPix]

What does Tim say at 5:53? He says something before Alex says "great", but I really don't understand.

[Sidenote]

[Osttle]

So they did just shave their faces

[Janthran]

I'm not gonna lie, I'm disappointed that it's not future Jay.
That doesn't mean I'm going to continue saying it is, though.

[SilentMedusa]

[ReverendJ]

[Argoz]

I just watched this entry, and HOLY FUCK, THIS WAS GREAT. This supports my case that Season 3 is the best entry of Marble Hornets to date. They managed to make the worst character in the entire series completely likable, have extremely natural and realistic character interactions, and they managed to give us some more history in the making of the Marble Hornets film without it just being extremely annoying, low-quality videos where nothing happens except someone running around a field for 5 minutes. This is my new favorite of this season, and one of my favorites from the entire series! If I do have one complaint though, it's that they could have handled the revelation of Hoody's identity a lot better. It just felt a little formulaic, with Tim making the connection rather than the audience. What they should have done instead is perhaps given us small hints throughout the video that would have the viewer making connections to Hoody's past appearances in the series. Like, maybe, have the hoodie Brian was wearing a little more obvious, but not too obvious. Also, maybe having him cough once or twice that would reverberate in the room (it looked pretty empty), that would audibly sound very similar to the entries where Hoody's coughing in the abandoned buildings. Eh, I don't know. I just feel it could've been done better. Sorry about fangirling a bit in this review, but as you can tell, I REALLY liked this entry.

[Ascalondion]

Has anyone got something out of this 305 mailbox?
I've tried to go through the houses appearances in #16, #18, #23, #43, #45, #48, #50, #54, #68, #71, #72, #75, #77 and #78 and see for any indicators for their mail number, or whether they have such a mail box. But I found nothing. The medical records from #60.5 have also no address data.

I also checked Jays room number from the hotel in season 2, but nothing.

The closest thing I've found is the scene from #75 in which Tim and Jay "sneak" to Tim's house, around 2:50 until 3:20. It features very common mailboxes, similar to the one seen in #84. But then again, I guess there are common, and I doubt there is an intended reference to #75.

So, anyone with more luck?

[lonsumtravlr]

[Jsor]

[lonsumtravlr]

[SilentMedusa]

I just had a half-baked thought: what if 305 was Tim's room number when he was in the hospital? I'm sure that's probably wrong, but it wouldn't be any crazier than revisiting the static hole from #21 years later.

Plus, that's assuming the belief that "they made a point to show it to us, so it must be important" is actually true. Now that I think of it, if there was a red herring in this entry, this is probably it.

[lonsumtravlr]

[TheManPF]

I really doubt that mailbox is relevant at all