with the exception of the Van/Earn stuff, I could see the entire plot of this episode coming. Al getting screwed over was hella obvious. same thing with Darius. I’m starting to understand the criticism that this season is meant for white people bc the s*** they’re exploring isn’t all that shocking to most black people imo

I’m still liking the season and appreciating what they’re trying to do. but yeah, it’s too heavy-handed for me and not hitting as well as seasons 1 and 2. it feels like the show is prioritizing theme over character. and maybe it always did that but idk, it felt a lot more balanced to me in previous seasons

Real

I think people on reddit said they saw the ep 7 promo and it looked like 'American Horror Story'ish? I'm assuming it aired right after the episode on cable but I can't find it uploaded anywhere yet

Last episode felt very formulaic and structural. It was the first time I watched an episode of Atlanta feeling like I had a good idea on what was going to happen.

Still a lil hokey and in your face/on the nose but I like the surreality that brings

JOEL OFF RICE

I loved this episode. Al the MVP of the season

just got around to watching this episode

this gotta be my favorite of s3 so far

Get what story done tho?

Tf is jilaf?

need Pan's Labyrinth sequel at this point

bro really wanted to say jolof wow

Lmaoooooooooooo fr

im not going out like that

The best tasting rice you’ll ever eat

I know you not man

According to google, Jilaf is Japanese International Labour Foundation

Fire episode

That's how you took that?

I still think he was full of s*** lol. Plus a lot of non-profits turn into vanity projects and he already said how his charity for free tickets when they was in the meeting.

we need a Van-centric episode like yesterday

I know it has to be coming