FX's Donald Glover Sitcom "Atlanta" Season 1 thread
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episode was straight. paperboi was hilarious and was only in for two minutes and a text.
Roland Coltrane
Superstar
I agree....in 30 min increments the show does need to compel more
An ashy lil fap hand
Banned
Nah, it was mostly funny all around so most staff and students never seemed to irritated. Id sooner skip than just go for attention lol.
I really liked the pace of this episode. Personaly enjoyed it more than last week's.
I don't get why you guys are irritated about the lack of Earn and Paperboy.I actualy liked that the focus was based entirely around black women in this episode.
I also think certain type of viewers would be mad if this show was just all black males and one black mother on screen all the time, and would complain how this show is "too male centric" and "lacks third dimensional black female characters"
. And this episode helped fend off that future and inevitable criticism.
Yup. She was reckless enough to not know she had a drug test and got fired from her job.
Just like I predicted, we would see Van's flaws in this ep.
Admittedly, I didn't predict she would actually end up fired. I thought it would go the cliche route and have her still taking a win at the end .That shyt was
Van or any of the audience can no longer shyt on Earl.
I like this dichotomy too. How many people look at Earn (or the men in these situations) and blame him subconsciously for getting Van pregnant. We're learning that Van is just as destructive and irresponsible...
Now that I think about it, Earn in a sense knows Van is full of shyt too. That episode where she was shytting on him for the cliche dream of wanting to be a rap manager and he threw her dream of "owning a boutique" back in her face.
I def felt this ep more than the black beiber one... imo they highlighted on the pettiness/jealousy and non existing competition that black women seem to have between each other even when they claim to be "friends".....neither one had the right to look down on the others lifestyle during that conversation but they do....especially in a world that shyts on black women regardless of their positions in life..... It was a dope convo between Van and Jayde.....
I'm still trying to decipher the point of the kid in whiteface... Gambino be givin some subliminals that go deeper than just for laughs....
I'm still trying to decipher the point of the kid in whiteface... Gambino be givin some subliminals that go deeper than just for laughs....
It's a character driven show so it's cool that every one of the main characters get their time for the show to develop them. I thought it was another good episode. I wonder if she's going to be down with what Earn is doing now that she just lost her job...
Concerning VIolence
Decolonizer
Yeah it's too easy and cliche to put all the blame on Earn (or the irresponsible baby father archetype he portrays). That takes no effort. But when we see that these 2 are just human beings as flawed as anyone else, that nuanced dichotomy shines through.
I forgot about that boutique thing. Yeah it's funny no one picked up on that.
Van tells Earn his dream is pointless and irresponsible, but she wants to own a boutique (for what) and believes her dream is more legitimate than his.
She has no choice. Her self-righteousness is going right out the window because now she really needs to survive.
I assume everyone is going to be behind and really pushing for Papeboi's rap career.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
just watching this now, and this opening scene is so real. and very indicative of that one broke ass friend we all know that always tries to front like they're doing more than they are.
I could tell from jump that ol girl was gonna have some
come in and pay their restaurant bill.
I could tell from jump that ol girl was gonna have some
come in and pay their restaurant bill.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
bytch was acting like her shyt don't stink cuz she's occasionally a slut for an NFL player.
I hear you lol
cartierhoe
Veteran
I meant to post this after last week's episode but if ya'll haven't seen Gambino's Breakfast Club interview a couple years ago you should
It really gives you insight on the show, and how his personal feelings translate to the show's commentary
It really gives you insight on the show, and how his personal feelings translate to the show's commentary