Citizenship
- Episode aired May 15, 2019
- TV-MA
- 25m
IMDb RATING
8.1/10
2.9K
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Nadja trains Jenna on how to take her first victim, and Nandor applies for American citizenship.Nadja trains Jenna on how to take her first victim, and Nandor applies for American citizenship.Nadja trains Jenna on how to take her first victim, and Nandor applies for American citizenship.
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Kavan kills it again in this episode, realizing his home country has vanished 600 years ago and then trying to become an american citizen. His portrayal of Nandor is so spot on, a perfect mixture of cute naive, sometimes bossy and a little sentimental. I love his performance, perfectly complemented by Harvey Guillen's familiar. Also the second story around Nadja's newly created vampire spawn had some very funny moments. This series is really a tv comedy gem, highly enjoyable
Just another episode of this show, nothing remarkable and there is little humor. And also is full of parody of America's regulations and stuff.
Nandor is quite wonderful in this one. First of all there is sadness in him, knowing that the country he ruled has not existed for 400 years. He had pledged his allegiance to the first Olympic basketball team made up of pros. The greatest single team the world has known. Finally, he decides that he must be grounded by becoming a United States citizen. He is asked questions by the immigration officer, and, of course, makes everything up. He tries to manipulate the guy, but realizes this man has no soul so he can't be hypnotized. But Guillermo saves the day...again. In the other plot, Nadja need to get Jenna to suck the blood of her first human. This is necessary for her to be full fledged. She is so timid, however, it takes forever to get her to act.
Did you know
- TriviaIt is revealed that Nandor was the ruler of a country which is currently part of modern day Iran. Kayvan Novak, who portrays Nandor is like his character of Persian descent, whilst born and raised in the UK.
- GoofsUSA naturalization applicants may choose to omit or change various parts of the Oath of Allegiance, if they explain the reasons why and their evidence is accepted. But contrariwise, it is freely optional to omit the final words "so help me God".
Details
- Runtime
- 25m
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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