The Most Atlanta

What a marvelous episode. I loved all the europe episodes because they still exported the afroamerican surrealism to the old continent, but it was time to go back baby!

Smart from start to finish. Hilariously silent, I would say. The Seinfeld refference on the parking lot was gold Jerry, gold!

This is one of the best 10 shows I´ve watched in the last 10 years, and man, I´ve watched a lot.

Good news is, Atlanta´s format allows this shows to last long for several, several seasons without loosing interest. Why? Because the creativity is the limit. When you are slave of a main plot, you are compelled to solve and make the characters to "evolve". We don´t want to have that here. We want everybody stay like they are...like the Seinfeld´s characters.

Back to the roots. Three independent stories where our main characters experience 3 very different Atlantas. Obviously fascinating on the surface with the surreal experiences we've come to expect, this is an episode that feels more satisfying the more you try to read meaning into it all.

If there's any real criticism, it's that there's no payoff carrying over from Season 3. Maybe Europe is Europe and Atlanta is Atlanta, but Van, in particular, took us on such a ride that it's a shame to see her take a backseat in this one.

If they keep this pace up, Atlanta will remain as one of the most rewarding shows you can experience.