Gears of War 4.
The Prologue chapter to be exact.
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So did the gun get passed down again, or as soon as TSA shouted about the gun the manager had to take the fall?
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Atlanta: Robbin' Season |OT| - S2 of the award-winning Donald Glover show - Thursdays on FX
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Gears of War 4.
The Prologue chapter to be exact.
On Topic
So did the gun get passed down again, or as soon as TSA shouted about the gun the manager had to take the fall?
So ... what was the fallout from the shooting in first episode of season 1. They went to jail. Made bail. People kept referencing him bellowing a dudes head off, but I thought they were exaggerating.
Fuck Tracy.
Can't talk to a dead man.
I think he lied about getting accepted.
Seems more likely he got in and fucked up somehow or just dropped out for some reason
Katt Williams' character even says "You're gonna need this in the music business" lmao
I need to rewatch this at some point just to appreciate how things connect together knowing what happens. Things like Al's experience with Bibby (him finally getting rid of him only to regret it) and the end of FUBU (Al's mom saying that they need to stick together, which is even stronger in his mind after she passed away) really set up Al keeping Earn as his manager.
Not to say he's not thinking about upgrading, but in the end I don't think he would ever be able to do it.
Earn asked him for a bin and I assume that's when Earn put it in his bag when he wasn't looking
Edit: or am I misremembering? I thought Earn asked the manager for a bin
The manager took the fall. When Earn asks Clark for a bin, Earn slips the gun into Clark's bag when he turns to get the bin for Earn. Then TSA holds up Clark's bag.
Idk if this is still "canon" or not, but the series was originally suppose to open with the moment Earn got dropped from Princeton. Whatever happened, it involved police and all Earn has to explain for himself is that he "woke up".
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByLO6oNjUOcAV0xJa1VKWENiVWc/view
The big question is how Clark will take it and if he'll do anything when they're on tour. We saw from when he was in the studio the dude puts on a nice and friendly face, but he loses his temper quick. Earn's plan to get him off the flight (improvised) didn't quite work out, but he must know it was one of them
Hmmm. Now that's throws up more questions. LOL.
Thanks for posting that.
This episode legit had me stressed out forreal. It perfectly captured the dread they were going for.
So glad to see Earn snatch a W after this ruthless season, damn.
So glad to see Earn snatch a W after this ruthless season, damn.
Earn has no reason to be bent out of shape over Van and Lotte. Van practically begged him to be a bigger presence in both their lives and he trieed to play cool and do the FWB thing. don't go moping around now earn.
Fuck Tracy lol.
Episode was real af. I was tense throughout. Nice that they ended it on a happy note, at least compared to the rest of the season. The hits came on strong as always though. And that cinematography.
Every actor and character was excellent in this one. Great convos. Gotta love Darius.
The episode with kid Earn letting the other kid literally take the fall makes the finale work even better. Crabs in a barrel indeed.
Clark will likely have more of a role if another season happens, he def knew what was up (the way the characters usually behaves + that jokey "wish it was mine though"). This show can go anywhere, really. I hope Donald has it in him to make another one... He probably needs more time than anything.
I'll miss this show.
Episode was real af. I was tense throughout. Nice that they ended it on a happy note, at least compared to the rest of the season. The hits came on strong as always though. And that cinematography.
Every actor and character was excellent in this one. Great convos. Gotta love Darius.
The episode with kid Earn letting the other kid literally take the fall makes the finale work even better. Crabs in a barrel indeed.
Clark will likely have more of a role if another season happens, he def knew what was up (the way the characters usually behaves + that jokey "wish it was mine though"). This show can go anywhere, really. I hope Donald has it in him to make another one... He probably needs more time than anything.
I'll miss this show.
Yeah honestly he comes across as a bad father in my eyes. Dunno about partner and all that, but he could step it up a bit as a dad.
He went and sat down and freaked out in quiet.
He tjen told Darius his life is falling apart right after, because Al might fire him and he needs money for his family
In an ideal world if next season is the last it's about how to come up and get far without screwing others over and being with those that give a fuck.
That ain't happening though
That ain't happening though
I went to check episode 1 of season 1 because with the couch scene I felt some connections. This does work as a show finale. There are probably more, but here are some nice parallels:
S01E01:
S02E11:
S01E01:
S02E11 (Earn was also catching a Lyft instead of a bus earlier in the episode):
Al in S01E01:
Al in S02E11:
"Yeah, bet you think you slick. I don't want that thing, man. See, you're gonna jam me up."
And this last one, I said damn:
S01E01:
S02E11:
S01E01:
S02E11:
S01E01:
S02E11 (Earn was also catching a Lyft instead of a bus earlier in the episode):
Al in S01E01:
Al in S02E11:
"Yeah, bet you think you slick. I don't want that thing, man. See, you're gonna jam me up."
And this last one, I said damn:
S01E01:
S02E11:
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I went to check episode 1 of season 1 because with the couch scene I felt some connections. This does work a show finale. There are probably more, but here are some nice parallels:
S01E01:
S02E11:
S01E01:
S02E11 (Earn was also catching a Lyft instead of a bus earlier in the episode):
Al in S01E01:
Al in S02E11:
"Yeah, bet you think you slick. I don't want that thing, man. See, you're gonna jam me up."
And this one, I said damn:
S01E01:
S02E11:
That last one. Phew.
I went to check episode 1 of season 1 because with the couch scene I felt some connections. This does work a show finale. There are probably more, but here are some nice parallels:
S01E01:
S02E11:
S01E01:
S02E11 (Earn was also catching a Lyft instead of a bus earlier in the episode):
Al in S01E01:
Al in S02E11:
"Yeah, bet you think you slick. I don't want that thing, man. See, you're gonna jam me up."
And this last one, I said damn:
S01E01:
S02E11:
Saw a Reddit post point out the "Earn Miles Forever" in the last picture, which I didn't catch live.
'Earn' Marks & Alfred 'Miles'. Like damn. Wonder what else they snuck in.
One really subtle throwback I'm a little surprised that I haven't seen mentioned in any articles or posts; the car driving by the trio on the couch is playing No Hook by OJ Da Juiceman, which is the first song that plays during the title card and maybe the only thing you see Earn listening to on headphones in the whole show.I went to check episode 1 of season 1 because with the couch scene I felt some connections. This does work a show finale. There are probably more, but here are some nice parallels:
S01E01:
S02E11:
S01E01:
S02E11 (Earn was also catching a Lyft instead of a bus earlier in the episode):
Al in S01E01:
Al in S02E11:
"Yeah, bet you think you slick. I don't want that thing, man. See, you're gonna jam me up."
And this one, I said damn:
S01E01:
S02E11:
I went to check episode 1 of season 1 because with the couch scene I felt some connections. This does work as a show finale. There are probably more, but here are some nice parallels:
S01E01:
S02E11:
S01E01:
S02E11 (Earn was also catching a Lyft instead of a bus earlier in the episode):
Al in S01E01:
Al in S02E11:
"Yeah, bet you think you slick. I don't want that thing, man. See, you're gonna jam me up."
And this last one, I said damn:
S01E01:
S02E11:
Damn good catch, I really hope this isn't a "if the show ended here, we left it at a good spot" type of thing...
I need some more damn seasons!
If the show ended right here i feel like it it would be a wasted opportunity. To do something for such a short period of time robs it of its potential in both acclaim and in messaging.
Yeah, I want another season more than anything, but after the long wait for the second one and knowing where Donald is at now I'm going to try and make peace with the possibility that this might end here, if only because scheduling conflicts are a thing. It will hurt less this way if that's the case.
Btw, Hiro Murai just signed a separate deal with FX to produce other shows for them. We'll see where that goes.
http://www.vulture.com/2018/05/atlanta-director-hiro-murai-signs-a-development-deal-with-fx.html
Btw, Hiro Murai just signed a separate deal with FX to produce other shows for them. We'll see where that goes.
http://www.vulture.com/2018/05/atlanta-director-hiro-murai-signs-a-development-deal-with-fx.html
Nice catch! I didn't notice that one.
That, the "what is in my backpack" drawing in Lottie's school, looks like this episode is packed with these. Great stuff.
Love this show. Check the wall on the left.
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Yes, I would love for season 3 to be about the European tour, and of course the aftermath of what happened at TSA. But of course this is Atlanta, so I'll get something unexpected, and I'll love it.
Between this is America and this season of Atlanta watching the maturation of DG as an artist has been nothing short of breathtaking.
I never got into community but I caught a lot of his stuff on Derrick comedy back in the day and enjoyed Childish Gambino in starts so when Atlanta premiered I was excited to see what he had to offer. I loved the first season as much as anything else on that year and eagerly looked forward to season 2.
This year, though, I think we're seeing an artist truly jump ahead unlike anything we've witnessed in a long long time
As a quick aside: if it does come back I'd be surprised if we see anything involving fallout with Clark. This show seems more interested in documenting fatherhood, the hustle, family, being a black man in America, etc than following some through narrative. Obviously there's lots of call backs but I just can't see a straight "what happened on tour" deal
I never got into community but I caught a lot of his stuff on Derrick comedy back in the day and enjoyed Childish Gambino in starts so when Atlanta premiered I was excited to see what he had to offer. I loved the first season as much as anything else on that year and eagerly looked forward to season 2.
This year, though, I think we're seeing an artist truly jump ahead unlike anything we've witnessed in a long long time
As a quick aside: if it does come back I'd be surprised if we see anything involving fallout with Clark. This show seems more interested in documenting fatherhood, the hustle, family, being a black man in America, etc than following some through narrative. Obviously there's lots of call backs but I just can't see a straight "what happened on tour" deal
Thank you. I should have pieced that together but I had only connected it to him having that conversation in the frat house and that was his life falling apart
This is the only site that reported about it as far as I can tell about a Season 3. It was all the way back in March 2018, so after the first three episodes aired. The site's typically pretty reliable, but it's still odd to me nobody else picked up the news, even if it was "quietly renewed"
https://renewcanceltv.com/atlanta-renewed-for-season-3-by-fx/
https://renewcanceltv.com/atlanta-renewed-for-season-3-by-fx/
I JUST realized the zipper on the backpack it supposed to look like the golden gun lol
Man, thanks for sharing that. Damn, I'm obsessed with this show. Any other episodes scripts?
I just noticed when Earn gets that text from Van that his phone background is the photo or his moms, aunt and uncle from the season premier that he took.
Only other ones I've seen are the two that were nominated for Emmys. S1E2 (Streets On Lock) and S1E7 (B.A.N.)
Damn, they went way further with the Trans-Racial bit in the script.
I can't believe how detailed the unused 56 Nights scene is.
Despite Earn's plan not working with the gun, Clark is still gonna be touring Europe without his manager. That's recipe for fucking up. Nobody there to keep tabs on him, work schedules, book transport... All the while, Earn is gonna hustle his ass off to prove to Al that he can do better. Clark still gonna get dropped for not turning up and shit.
Just caught the last 2 episodes and man, that FUBU episode is very, very good.
I don't know if it's "Teddy Perkins" good, but it's definitely up there.
But yeah, season 2 is already over. That sucks.
I don't know if it's "Teddy Perkins" good, but it's definitely up there.
But yeah, season 2 is already over. That sucks.
Whew, what a season finale. I was feeling dread the whole episode with that gun. When he finally saw it in the airport I was preparing for the worst. Earn is cold blooded holy shit. Didn't expect him to plant the gun. Finally caught a W. I hope if there is a season 3 we see part of the tour. I really want to see how earn deals with that environment and pressure of touring.
Overall amazing season. I think I like it more than the first. Teddy Perkins put this season over the top for me.
Lol at Tracy in the end. Entirely left out.
Overall amazing season. I think I like it more than the first. Teddy Perkins put this season over the top for me.
Lol at Tracy in the end. Entirely left out.
I forgot about that job Earn had in season 1 until he blew off those guys in the airport; that was a really cool nod, and the couch scene too.
I hope this isn't the end.
I hope this isn't the end.
