I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that

Two pretty good episodes back to back but we definitely need to get back to van and the gang

i actually enjoy these types of episodes more than I do the ones with the gang. I think people are overlooking how they connect with the season’s storylines but I can still understand why they are disappointed

we waited 4 years for this season only for half of the episodes to not even feature the main cast so far

“Three Slaps” and “Big Payback” are two of my favorite eps of the whole show so far but I feel like they could have easily been made and released in between seasons. like Euphoria special episodes

anyway, I’m hyped for episode 5

this is the first season where I’m watching the show with commercials and I gotta admit it’s f***ing up my engagement a little bit when I watch

a lot of s*** goes over my head bc I don’t even remember the previous scene when it comes back and I’m too paranoid abt the next break so the flow of the episodes is ruined

I’m def buying all the episodes once I get the chance. and I can tell the season will hit even better on a rewatch just like season 2 did

I didn't even watch today's episode yet when I wrote this

This episode was genius too. The conversation with white Earnest near the end was genius in driving everything home.

The fact that he was present in this episode again should tell you that this was Earn dreaming again. The fact that white Earnest was now considers himself to be free of the curse and shoots himself could probably also be related to 'black' Earn in the last episode now feeling free and justified to just saying f*** it and start getting what he feels he as a black man is owed, hence also choosing to just get in on the wack artists' scam in getting money from the oblivious investor.

Very interested in how we'll see Earn move now in the coming episodes now that the cursed, guilt-ridden 'white' Earn is now dead

Do some of you realise that you're just 'upset' with the show because it's not conforming to the idea that you've put in your head of what it should be? Your attachment to your illusory idea is robbing you of the enjoyment you could've had, had you just chosen to sit and deal with what it actually is presenting itself to be, rather than what you want it to be.

Not trying to attack anyone btw. It's just that I'm clearly seeing this being their greatest season so far, yet it's not reaching some people as it should. Is that really on the show though?

Oh yeah, and lastly.

The protagonist in the latest episode is obviously not put in this predicament just because he's white. It's more so to do with his indifference and neglecting to do his due diligence in understanding whether he has a stake in injustice too. He was feigning ignorance to the reality of injustice, which, as the episode showed, will come back to bite you once the truth/justice comes back to light. There were multiple moments prior to him being served, that showed his character.

You either align yourself with truth and justice, or you'll end up being its victim once it comes around. And, it'll always come around.

one of the many reasons why i love this show

writing and cinematography is great

but there's so many little editing cuts like that, that make the show perfect

i swear the white girl earn sleeps with looks like amber from episode 1....

ur missing out

atlanta went from best tv show to just pure cinema

you're not getting stories with nuance like this is most other popular media

S0301 and 04 are both perfect episodes to me in every way

lmaoo this is why i have to go online to talk about the show, i love little s*** like that

ur bugged out

but to be fair in his recent interview he said "s3 was good, but s4 is what's really soprano's level" so i think it's only up from here

S*** like that is part of why this show is rewatchable. It’s fun to pick out little details lmfao

Weakest episode so far was episode 2 which is still good tbh. Haven’t seen the new one but if it’s similar to the first (in format) I’m sure it will Be great

The power of Atlanta

Idk episodes 1 & 4 give me Black Mirror vibes, but just more race oriented

What was Black Mirror about episode 1 ?

F***ing a pig

Oh you meant about Episode 1 Season 3 Atlanta

once the season ends we'll appreciate the pacing.

rn it feels more anthological than a cohesive narrative, but honestly we forget how many episodes of atlanta in first 2 seasons, didn't really drive on overarching narrative as much as it emphasize larger themes

lmaooo

I’m just saying vibe wise