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Atlanta – Robbin' Season, Episode 2 Sportin' Waves

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Atlanta – Robbin' Season, Episode 2

Sportin' Waves

Aired Mar 8, 2018

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Trappin ain't easy, ya dig? Shout out to all my credit card scammers in the club tonight.

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Leigh-Ann Jackson

New York Times

03/12/2018

This speaks to a feeling known all too well by those who've experienced "the only one in the room" syndrome.

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Alan Sepinwall

Uproxx

03/10/2018

"Sportin' Waves" didn't have anything quite as surprising as the premiere's fast food robbery or alligator saunter, but it's one of the series' most consistent - and consistently funny - installments yet.

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Angelica Jade Bastién

New York Magazine/Vulture

03/09/2018

In the second season of Atlanta, each episode is proving to be more beguiling, texturally rich, and narratively inventive than the last.

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Khal Davenport

The Ringer

11/16/2022

I may be in the minority when I call Season 2—ominously dubbed “Robbin’ Season”—my favorite. There’s something in the way the series, which was already as Twin Peaks as you could get, would deliver exactly what we wanted...

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Nicole Homer

Black Nerd Problems

06/05/2018

Right now the show is a study of Black masculinities often in conversation with each other or with race, and what it is like to see these masculinities through the lens of love be it sexual or romantic.

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Matt Miller

Esquire Magazine

03/10/2018

Donald Glover has often said that the purpose of Atlanta is to "show people what it's like to be black." And this week, he's offered his white audience a mirror to view their own reflection.

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Synopsis

Trappin ain't easy, ya dig? Shout out to all my credit card scammers in the club tonight.

Director: Hiro Murai
Creator: Donald Glover
Executive Producer: Dianne McGunigle, Donald Glover, Paul Simms, Stephen Glover
Screenwriter: Stephen Glover
Network: FX
Rating: TV-MA (L)
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date: Mar 8, 2018