lol yes they were the best part of this episodeBTW, Belinda's kids are amazing.
I did find the scene of Ms. Abott trying to kiss Neal after going down on him hilarious. Him constantly trying to stop her, but she kept trying.
And her "I love you, too..." at the end isn't going to blow up in his face. Not at all.
I'm just surprised no one, in show, has brought up the idea that everything happening to Principal Brown is a hate crime. House burning, all the graffiti, etc in a southern town?
I'm sure they are saving it for a later episode where one of the two idiots does something racist accidentally, but it would build up better if it was suggested early on.
Also isn't it super weird that kids from another school would refer to the new principal at the rival school by her first name, or even know it? No one in the entire school picked up on how unlikely that is?
Yeah, I think it's pretty clear early on that the VPs are completely self centered pieces of shit. I can't help but laugh at the absurdity of how they behave around other people.I'm glad to see Gregory's response to that. The criticism has always struck me as odd; the idea that the actions of the VPs are in any way supposed to be looked on positively seems pretty antithesis to everything the show has presented.
Yeah this part got me too. I don't see why he isn't attracted to her, she's not bad looking If I was a VP and she was willing like this, I'd be all for it.
Holy shit, lol, "I love you."
I love her too, hahaha.
I love the soundtrackof this show. It's like out of an 80s crime drama.
Sounds like he directed some of S2 whereas McBride and Hill did most of S1:Hope he directed an episode or 2. He handles the dark side of this type of material really well.
IndieWire interview w/ DGG said:We cut it up into two seasons; two nine-episode parts where Jody and Danny rotated directing hats on the first season and then Danny and I did the second season. It was just fun to be able to be involved and watch a series evolve and then, you know, take the reigns myself and make some stylistic changes and put my own fingerprint on it and take it in a little different direction; but keep it, you know, honest within the series they established.
Sounds like he directed some of S2 whereas McBride and Hill did most of S1:
I love how nice the step-dad always is to Gamby but he can't handle it and always wants to come at him like he said the rudest shit ever.
Circles
Dr. Brown orders Gamby to lighten up on discipline; Russell must deal with a disruptive neighbor.
Just started watching this but does HBO GO stream the episodes as they air on TV?