Perspective: Donald Glover’s surreal “Atlanta” was one of the realest things on TV
, comedian Sinbad and R&B singer Brian McKnight. “The Goof Who Sat By the Door” revolves around a fictional Black animator who unwittingly becomes the CEO of Disney and is driven mad while trying to make the 1995 “Goof Troop”-inspired comedy ““Atlanta” mastered the art of the bottle episode, with some stand-alone installments featuring the core cast and others focusing on characters who had never been part of the main story.
Black kids.” Success hits differently for Alfred, who finds himself contemplating fame and what it means in the long term. The final season sets up a major life change for Earn, who is considering a move to Los Angeles, and Van, who agrees to join him after he declares his love for her and his desire to raise their daughter together. On another series, we might see that fairy tale ending play out.
Take “The Goof Who Sat By the Door,” for example. The mockumentary episode unpacks a central theme that could easily be applied to Glover’s innovative and groundbreaking series. The fictional animator’s son references
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Sixers at Hawks: Sixers Fail to Build on Suns Win, Lose in AtlantaThe Sixers struggled in many areas Thursday night and fell to a 104-95 loss to the Hawks at State Farm Arena despite a belated comeback push. NoahLevick of NBCSPhilly has the recap:
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‘Atlanta’ Ends With a Surreal, Super-Chill Ode to PopeyesRefreshingly, the finale is void of any grand statements or overwrought moments and is carried out with the same level of confidence and self-indulgent humor as some of the show’s most impressive offerings.
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Atlanta Series Finale: Director Hiro Murai Walks Us Through That Eerie Ending“We’ve always lived a couple of inches off the ground of reality”: The FX/Hulu show kept it weird ’til its last moment. But what did it all mean?
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'Atlanta' Director Explains the Series Finale, Why It Was Time to Say GoodbyeAtlantaFX's showrunner Hiro Murai and TV critic sepinwall go deep on the series finale, the show's evolution over four seasons, the creation of those greatest-hits moments, and a lot more in a long exit interview.
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Atlanta Wasn’t for EveryoneOn this week's episode of IntoIt, samsanders spoke with Steve_G_Lover about testing the boundaries of television as AtlantaFX signs off
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