FX & Donald Glover present Atlanta Season 2: Atlanta Robbin' Season
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SuburbanPimp
Giving game to lames since the 90s
I'm getting the feeling we not getting no more Atlanta... Donald doing Star wars shyt, Lakeith a legit movie star at this point , Zazie beets making moves. I'm sure it tough to schedule thrmathem all I doubt it pays nearly as much as the other projects they are doing. A shame, it was probably the most unique black comedy/drama we've had in a while..
i got the same feeling.
i would be cool with a shortened season to wrap things up over nothing at all though.
4 episodes-8 episodes.
ending with paper boi making it big of course
Born2BKing
Veteran
Yeah it may be a wrap. If not, it'll be 2022 or 2023 in a short season to end the show.
TheNatureBoy
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RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
donald please stop playing breh, film the whole season on FaceTime if you need to
. The STREETS NEED THIS DONALD 
@Ziggiy is really Donald glover brehs he know too many details
donald please stop playing breh, film the whole season on FaceTime if you need to
@Ziggiy is really Donald glover brehs he know too many details
Breh i am in no way shape or form Donald Glover
I WISH I was that damn talented 
MajesticLion
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If they're smart they'd film season 4 here while they can, and handle season 3's Euro adventures later.
Props to @daemonova -
Their trying to shoot the seasons back to back not split up the principle photography
the last episode of season 1 of his show aired before trump was elected lol.
that doesn't even sound right to me. time is weird these days.
anyway my season 2 rewatch (try and rob me
) begins later tonight
that doesn't even sound right to me. time is weird these days.
anyway my season 2 rewatch (try and rob me
) begins later tonight"Woods" is an interesting episode. Paperboy's struggle to keep it real, and his personal transformation as he redefines what being real means to him.
I began writing some long winded shyt about the episode, but just some brief takeaways:
Paperboy lambasts Ciara not for being a genuinely shytty person, but for having a fixation with her social media presence. Ultimately, as shytty as Ciara is, she turns out to be quite honest.
When they talk about the strip club she worked at, she very bluntly tells Paperboy that she probably thought he was just another broke patron, which Paperboy finds to be off putting.
At the clothing boutique, she urges him to get a new manager, because Earn is not maximizing his career perks.
At the nail salon, she questions what being real even means, and tries to convince Paperboy that he needs to move differently because he's becoming a celebrity of sort due to his music career. Stubbornly, Paperboy rejects her ideas and storms out, telling her that he can walk home,which works to illustrate how Paperboy views himself as still being real enough to do shyt like that.
He's quickly given a reality check though, as he's robbed by a group of teenagers that he naively mistook for fans. Being real almost got him killed and chased into the woods, which is where he literally begins to lose his sense of reality. His surreal trek blurs the lines between hallucinations and reality.
Paperboy's emergence from the woods is capped by a scene where he takes a selfie with an actual fan. Could this be him in essence accepting his shift from neighborhood drug dealer to rapper? It certainly helps understand the tension that is built up in the very next episode "North of the Border."
I began writing some long winded shyt about the episode, but just some brief takeaways:
Paperboy lambasts Ciara not for being a genuinely shytty person, but for having a fixation with her social media presence. Ultimately, as shytty as Ciara is, she turns out to be quite honest.
When they talk about the strip club she worked at, she very bluntly tells Paperboy that she probably thought he was just another broke patron, which Paperboy finds to be off putting.
At the clothing boutique, she urges him to get a new manager, because Earn is not maximizing his career perks.
At the nail salon, she questions what being real even means, and tries to convince Paperboy that he needs to move differently because he's becoming a celebrity of sort due to his music career. Stubbornly, Paperboy rejects her ideas and storms out, telling her that he can walk home,which works to illustrate how Paperboy views himself as still being real enough to do shyt like that.
He's quickly given a reality check though, as he's robbed by a group of teenagers that he naively mistook for fans. Being real almost got him killed and chased into the woods, which is where he literally begins to lose his sense of reality. His surreal trek blurs the lines between hallucinations and reality.
Paperboy's emergence from the woods is capped by a scene where he takes a selfie with an actual fan. Could this be him in essence accepting his shift from neighborhood drug dealer to rapper? It certainly helps understand the tension that is built up in the very next episode "North of the Border."