FX's ATLANTA (Starring Donald Glover) S4 Final episode

Fam pulled a 'Baby Driver'

Saw Deadpool 2 yesterday and still think Zazie overrated, but her girls had fun in Cleaveland
 
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Man if I was gonna steal a car and a ba y was in it I'd stop.

Today just wasn't my day to steal that car.
 
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What was the last episode? Was it when they went to the airport? I feel like i missed one...
 
Hopefully. A lot of the cast are in movies either out now or getting ready to drop so that probably had to do with season 2 delay. Luke Cage has similar issues with cast members trying to juggle multiple roles and it slowing down production.
 
I mean....****...they better..

I wouldn’t mind if it had a definite ending tho....if it was a good ending.
 
Darius and Ern had a great exchange at the passport place and the airplane scene was great.
That airplane scene was so great! Paper really had to keep it real with Ern yet again, and Ern had no choice but to accept it.
 
Atlanta’: Donald Glover Says Season 3 Will Be Like Kanye's ‘Graduation’


“Atlanta” was just renewed for a third season this week, and therefore, the writers’ room hasn’t had time to formally set up yet. But coming off of a bizarre and gruesome season, creator and star Donald Glover revealed that next year won’t be quite as dark.

“I align the seasons I think, to me like Kanye records,” Glover said at an Emmys FYC screening and panel for the show on Friday night in North Hollywood, Calif. “I feel like this is our ‘Graduation.’ This is probably our most accessible but also the realest, an honest version of it, and I feel like the most enjoyable, like the third album.

“We were all on iMessage together and kind of talking about it, and I think people were really hungry to like beat ourselves, which is great,” said Glover.


His brother, executive producer and writer Stephen Glover added, “What’s exciting to me is that we can do almost anything… And also, all the writers are very excited to try to top themselves.”.


“[The ideas start] when the writers’ room for Season 2 ends,” he said. “Even when we’re shooting Season 2, everybody’s minds are thinking on that type of stuff. Now that the season has ended, it’s finished airing and everything, we’ve just been talking this whole time. Everybody’s coming up with ideas so it never really stops.”

He added that sometimes while watching the season can affect the ideas for the upcoming one.

“It helps us get better at things that we wanted to see. Execution, it helps with that, it helps some of the writers because some of us are young or new,” he said. “So it’s good to see that work and learn from your mistakes a little bit or just think about the things that you want to do next season in comparison.”


During the Q&A panel moderated by The Ringer’s Andy Greenwald and Chris Ryan, Lakeith Stanfield shocked the cast and crew with a personal revelation. After co-star Brian Tyree Henry discussed how Tracy (Khris Davis) appeared as a new friend to the group out of the blue this year, Stanfield made his confession.

“I was thoroughly convinced that Tracy was going to take my place. I thought Darius was going to get killed off and then Tracy would come back,” he said. It’s true that his character Darius had quite the year. While he was often used as the comic relief in Season 1, that trend continued but with extra dimensions in Season 2. His philosophical side came out more, and then he also had to deal with the nightmare of the eponymous “Teddy Perkins,” which actually did leave him facing down the barrel of a shotgun.

http://www.indiewire.com/2018/06/at...e-lakeith-stanfield-emmys-fyc-1201972950/amp/
 
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