Inside Out's imagination room becomes Learn English With TV Series' classroom
Riley's hockey worries supply the vocabulary, while Benedict and Sophie's meeting brings a second lesson in romantic English.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Learn English with Inside Out - Anxiety Takes Over
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- 2:42Using something against someone means turning it into a tool to disadvantage them.
- 3:42A quiz tests "shut this down," followed by hockey vocabulary including "puck" and "score."
- 7:54"Give it your best shot" means try your hardest; film clips provide examples.
- 10:11The presenter explains how a T between vowel sounds can become a soft D sound.
- 16:47Scenes return without subtitles, with multiple-choice questions testing recall of the expressions.
Joy has a problem: Anxiety is using Riley's imagination against her. For Learn English With TV Series, that line is also a useful place to pause the movie and unpack how English works.
The channel posted six uploads this week, with "Learn English with Inside Out - Anxiety Takes Over" drawing the largest audience, about 84,000 views. Its scenes from Inside Out 2 turn a hockey game's imagined disasters into lessons on expressions such as "give it your best shot," alongside the more practical business of pucks and knee pads. The presenter moves between vocabulary and pronunciation, then replays the scenes without subtitles for a recall test. Other films supply examples, so Riley's headquarters briefly shares classroom duty with The Lion King and The Chronicles of Narnia.
The comments offer a small glimpse of the homework sticking. One viewer singles out "pull off" as a new addition to their vocabulary; another works lesson expressions into a request for a KATSEYE video. Requests also range from The Batman to The Bad Guys.
Romance supplies the other substantial new lesson. "Learn English with Bridgerton — Benedict Meets Sophie" uses the pair's Cinderella-like encounter to explore "beam with joy," "spill out of you," and "fend off." It currently has the strongest daily viewing momentum among the channel's uploads, ahead of the Inside Out lesson.
Across the channel, daily viewing is close to its usual level, and the subscriber total is unchanged over the week. Nearby in educational content, CrashCourse and freeCodeCamp.org both added subscribers. Here, the week's distinctive pairing is less academic: hockey equipment in one lesson, elegant romantic expressions in the other.
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What viewers say
Pull off- is added to my vocab.❤
@RahulChauhan-jr2iuSee it on YouTubeYou guys always give it your best shot to create such engaging and creative lessons, and look at all the amazing content you have pulled off. For your next video, I highly recommend doing a lesson featuring KATSEYE.
@KimQuest1See it on YouTubeHi Ethan! An animation „Inside Out“ is one of my favourite cartoon and I am absolutely inspired to learn English by watching your lesson. ❤Thank you very much for uploading a new video!
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I'm really happy to say that your lessons are helping me improve my English. ❤
@AlimAnsari-vk1vuSee it on YouTubeYou are rocking, dears friends. Thank you for all of your effort that helps us a lot.
Could you please make a video lesson with the movie The Batman (2022)?
Warm greetings from Colombia.@WadidCJSee it on YouTubePlease make a lesson with the badguys animation this animation is packed with advanced pronunciations and expressions
thank you smmmm for this lesson by the way❤❤💐@blue_shining4376See it on YouTube
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- Learn English With TV Series
- Subscribers
- 12,200,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,191,210
- Videos published this week
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- Video published
- October 21, 2026
- Video views so far
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