Netflix “CliffsNotes” – A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning, Part 1
March 21, 2019
Here in this post, we’ll be taking a look through a minute-by-minute recap of “The Bad Beginning: Part 1,” the premiere episode of A Series of Unfortunate Events. Enjoy!
- The show introduces the narrator which is Lemony Snicket, the narrator for the unfortunate story of the Baudelaire orphans
- The show is centered around Violet Baudelaire, a fourteen-year-old inventor; Klaus a twelve-year-old library scientist; and Sunny Baudelaire, a baby with strong teeth. They are on their way to Briny Beach.
- Mr. Poe, the Baudelaire lawyer, tells the kids that their parents have “perished in a terrible fire.” They are taken back to the house where Klaus finds a strange object
- They stay at the Poes’ house, a terrible end to a terrible day. Snicket then reveals the future of the Poes’ two kids
- The children meet Justice Strauss, but they are disappointed to find out that she will not be their guardian
- They then meet their actual guardian, Count Olaf, whose only motive for taking them in is obtaining their immense fortune
- The kids are forced to do many awful chores; Justice Strauss comes by and is dismissed by Count Olaf
- The kids eventually go to Strauss’ house to find a dinner recipe for Count Olaf and his acting troupe
- Count Olaf and his troupe end up performing a fun musical number
- Violet, Klaus, and Sunny start cooking pasta puttanesca
- Klaus gets slapped by Count Olaf, much to the kids’ anger and disbelief
- The Baudlaires stay awake much of the night, sad and worried. Justice Strauss is slowly reading an book about adoption
- In the end of the episode, we see a mother and a father being held captive. Are they talking about the children? Could they be the Baudelaires parents?
Entertainment Review:☆☆☆☆
Comedy Review:☆☆☆☆
Have you watched ASOUE? What else did you notice about this episode? Comment below!
Eventions • Sep 10, 2019 at 9:48 am
It’s been a long time I actually pulled out a piece of paper to take notes on a blog post. Thanks for this. You’ve earned yourself a new reader!