Atlanta Season 3 Ep 3 | Nando's Chicken and Ernest Hemingway

[@tonysshinebox1296]

Need that episode 4 analysis. You were on the money with the water theme this season...happened again. That white dude from the first scene is back

[@NineNerdYards]

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[@tonysshinebox1296]

@@NineNerdYards 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@calebblack1420]

I wonder if he’s a race swapped alternative universe Earn. Cuz he has the same name and kinda looks like a white Donald Glover. We have Black Justin Bieber.

[@tonysshinebox1296]

@@calebblack1420 Definitely. Dude has the soul of Earn just in a white body

[@calebblack1420]

@@tonysshinebox1296 As soon as he said his name was Earnest, I was like, hold on a sec... They've done shit like this before.. I wouldn't be surprised if the entire premise of Atlanta is a take on viewing reality through a skewed perspective. Maybe Earn looks white to some people because of his background and well off upbringing? Idk there's so many ways to interpret it.

[@nyakalloramantso4178]

I am from South Africa the old rich man in this episode talks in a South African accent , this whole episodes hints to colonization in South Africa

[@sihlematloha2787]

Jah and the way he denied the fact that he wasn't the "Nando, nando" was just really suspicious

[@MilitaryAV]

You mean when white people came and built your country for you?

[@DaygoCarti]

@@sihlematloha2787 I think the Nandos related to the way the colonists just came and took what they wanted whenever they wanted despite the toll it took on others. To have a whole nandos in your house whenever u wants means having employees who dedicate their life working there, yet nando said he only liked it for their sauce and we never see him eat it, maybe saying he takes more than he wants and needs and doesn't appreciate it. At the end we see darius and al taking back the nandos i.e taking back what was theirs.

[@sachamoses9233]

Nandos is a South African restaurant too

[@CodenameJameslee]

True

[@lebobarbie3593]

This episode is based on South African history. Its about the FNB bank. That tree is also a symbol, logo still used by the bank. The black person photographed where never named by the bank which is even weird as the bank was founded while apartheid was legal. The history is very concealed as the current bank owners are the richest man in the country with investments on other SA🇿🇦 companies exploiting our culture. Their called the Stellenbosch Mafia.

[@NineNerdYards]

Thanks for the insight!

[@ahousefellonme]

thank you!!!!

[@GZDUZIT031]

Yep definitely!

[@TheChaoastra]

Yes!! Also I Fernando has a distinct Afrikaaner accent!!

[@neilseletlowhisler2522]

😱😱😱 and I use FNB Bots I never put it together 👌🏽🎯

[@kienzd5918]

The cinematography in this season is LEVELS above any tv show nowadays

[@ParablePreacher]

Streets ahead*

[@goodguystv3964]

Uhhh Euphoria would like a word

[@mbee87]

@@ParablePreacher no others are just streets behind.

[@daftbanna7202]

@@goodguystv3964 no

[@MeghannMonroe]

@@goodguystv3964 severance and servant would like a word as well. Still good

[@123SWAGGY]

Van is depressed earn doing good she’s aimless not getting jobs she doesn’t even want so she decided to find something in Europe, trying not to be known as just earns baby mama or just a mom, I think she’s going through the dread of not knowing who she is without them, wanting to be loved unconditionally but realizing it dont work like that, shes what id call a high functioning depressed person

[@shotbyjay9011]

You were spot on

[@eski_truv]

I think her and Earn kinda switched positions. At first Earn was a poor aspiring talent manager that felt like a failure, while Van had a teaching job and was stable. As Earn starts to have more success, Van loses her job and feels like a failure just how Earn felt earlier in the show.

[@m1sniper]

Honestly that’s what I’m going through right now I was physically hurt in my last relationship and it made me feel small and aimless.. I left. However I felt aimless without that person and seeing vans breakdown is similar to me. A good reflection and actually made me reflect more on myself so thanks to Atlanta for that 🖤

[@Dezzy122692]

Finally the breakdowns I was looking for, thank you so much for this. Also the African painting and African Artifacts in the house takes me back to the previous season with the Juneteenth party where these wealthy white ppl owning these stolen art from the Motherland and it also reminds me of the museum scene in Black Panther when Van takes back the stolen African statue piece. I believe there’s a pattern in this season of black ppl taking back what’s owed to them.

[@ReyhanJoseph]

#ROBBINSZN BUT AS IT INTENDS TO BE

[@MaskedHeart]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jasminehenderson3270]

yes exactly! also I don't know much history of the uk but when I heard this man talk about the oldest tree in london and seeing a black ghost it made me assume that tree may have been used for lynching at some point in time

[@MaskedHeart]

@@jasminehenderson3270 he spoke of his money possible coming from evil. and picture with the check in Africa...🤔

[@arianagarcia732]

@@jasminehenderson3270 my dumbass never put 2 and 2 together 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ damn ima rewatch season 3 again

[@johnalake]

Great work! Also at the end, Socks isn’t driving the car. In the UK, the steering is on the right passenger seat unlike the US, so he was just sitting in the front seat. I guess probably following them as an “ally” and effectively not realizing his unwelcomeness- (if that’s even a word)

[@loserscorner6746]

the ghost theme is really interesting. there's the drowned town, the ghost in nando's mansion, the possible ghost of sylvia, the ghost of the venue darius was hunting for, the ghost of the spirit of amelie possessing van, but the most interesting is the metaphorical ghosts of slavery and its conseqences haunting white people in the big payback.

[@lilramen6637]

Van is sitting in a chicken shop, with the stolen/reclaimed statue on the table. The symbolism and depth in that 1 shot is amazing.

[@deathhzrd]

I think the theme of this episode goes into the next one. Black people taking what is rightfully theirs. Like van taking the African artifact. Fernando getting his money from South African apartheid slavery, then the black kid scamming it back. The theme of episode four is generational success, and black folk taking back what’s rightfully theirs

[@viccha4318]

As Fernando mentioned that tree he has is one of the oldest in the country. Black ppl were often hung aka strange fruit so that can also be a factor

[@MenisXTO]

In support for the The Old Man & The Sea theory small detail; Darius also says “Look at the book collection” right before they meet Fernando

[@neilseletlowhisler2522]

Nice

[@frashon8616]

My theory is the levels of the house represents class hierarchy. It's a common view in that US has four classes: Upper, Middle, Working, and Poor. Although they're in Europe, the audience and the group has an American viewpoint; the camera show them intentionally looking at every level. I also theorize that Socks embodies the white guilt that follows, Earn, Paper Boi, and Darius. In the B viewpoint, the tone's color was yellow, which speaks on madness, insecurity, obsession, and naivety. Final note, I think Van might "dead" herself. No one, but Earn, actually notices her behavior, and she mentions, "it's okay" to two people, Earn, and Tupac (before his violent passing). She also left Earn with a literal message pushing those two people in the pool: sink or swim.

[@fredleeland2464]

I like this

[@raybates3735]

Great View 🙏🏽👑👤

[@neilseletlowhisler2522]

OOF 🤯🔥🔥🔥

[@neilseletlowhisler2522]

There's another creator on here that drew a parallel of Van saying it's ok to both(assumingly) herself n Pac just before ushering his Death. So, maybe not literally, but when she says it's ok both times it's when she holds their hands, and that could signify him giving his soul away for the bag. Earn's hustling and securing his bag but at what cost if he sees the scammer become the scamee, as it were... I was WONDERING about the yellows I knew there was significance but didn't know enough to place it's meaning. Astute👊🏽

[@ShingiMavima]

2:51 "Earn and Van Go(gh) to check out this kid's art"= Nice easter egg there, Mr, Nerd Yard!😅😅

[@mkilla230]

This is the best video on Atlanta I’ve seen. You actually paid attention and have good commentary on the episode

[@cjdebono8811]

The was no misunderstanding when Darrius was reaching for the bottle and the Asian girl assumed he wanted her. She said she get hit on by black guys alot as if it was beneath her as an excuse. Darrius dismissed it because she was Asian but Asians can be racist too.

[@nerdlarge4691]

Darius dismissed it because as a Black man he probably experienced much worse racism before and what she did was a light slight. Darius made a racial joke about anime and hip hop at her expense(I don't think she identified herself as Japanese) and kept it moving. Sox and the other White People in the party took the incident as an opportunity to virtue signal and attack a high status Asian and put her in her place(back on the street level, outside of elite circles) as they are prone to do with Buffer groups from time to time ( a la COVID pandemic).

[@Nel1y]

"Call me out in the comments, I dare you." Instant sub right there. Please keep this energy the entire time, it's awesome.

[@donparnell309]

Great analysis! Just one small quibble, Socks isn't driving the cab. The UK drives on the left side of the road, so the wheel is on the right side of the car. Socks is in the front passenger seat.

[@kaytaylor1766]

Great point thanks

[@720lilyb]

First dialogue of the show, E describes a dream to van involving hands underwater, amongst other things.

[@itakeonmovies]

Great breakdown! I didn't know where Atlanta was going to go from season 2, but loving this direction. The cinematography gets a lot of the shine deservedly so, but the writing is top teir.

[@TheWayfaring_G]

I think entire episode is about Black peoples relationship & options in when dealing with a capitalistic system. Paper Boi wins the game but instead of paying what’s owed, they refuse to acknowledge his success. His response is to destroy everything the system cares about. (Money &status) The artist who chose to accept that the system is rigged & decided to join it. In turn he chose to exist as a side character in the Billionaires world. I think Van leaving was her opting not to play the game at all & the fact that Earn gave in pushed her away faster. Similar to how in society Black Women often see the failures of the system but aren’t taken seriously & deject. Darius got “justice” from liberals (those who live in disgust of the system but prop it up & perform meaningless acts of resistance) within the system. But In the end , he received a “justice” that he didn’t ask for or want (A lynch mob on his behalf). He responds with indifference and carrying on with life. In the end (after writing this long ass comment😂) I think Each black character represents an option for how black people can react to an unjust and rigged system. & Earn represents each of us when encountered with an opportunity to engage with it.

[@user-ez2be8of2n]

I've noticed there's also this idea of nightmares/nightmarish sequences told through the white people in each episode. Each episode talks about a common thing black people deal with, and the problem is amplified when white people are placed in/around the problem. You're spot on though with everything you mentioned, it's kinda crazy😭

[@chris4112]

Afro-surrealism

[@pitchking5496]

If I’m not mistaken, the painting next to Darius and Socks is from the artist that commissioned the promo poster art for this Season of Atlanta.. I could be wrong but I think I remember Donald Glover saying that the artist was found on IG and ended up making a few pieces for them and some of his original artwork was gonna pop up in various episodes.

[@Franadilla]

That artwork I actually by white late South African artist Irma Stern, makes sense in the context of the episode

[@pitchking5496]

@@Franadilla oh cool thanks for the correction. I wasn’t all the way sure if the same artist Donald spoke about made that painting. It looked very similar to the promo art.

[@sihlematloha2787]

@@pitchking5496 The artist who did do the promo art for season 3 is called yesterdaynite and he has some amazing pieces that you can check for on his IG

[@pitchking5496]

@@sihlematloha2787 thanks! Ima definitely check him out!

[@aldenweddleton6424]

Nando's being started by South Africans of Portuguese descent and now being a popular chain seems to relate to the Naija Bowls episode and the question of what is or is not cultural appropriation.

[@SiRgrEEns]

the twitter thread comparison was genius, cant believe i didnt notice that before. great analysis!

[@aaroniic]

Great analysis. I also noticed that we definitely see Earn’s growth in this episode as well. The fact that he didn’t jump to make the deal with the artist shows that because we’ve seen him make a lot of dumb moves in previous seasons without thinking it through.

[@bertha710]

Good video. I had some of the same conclusions (except for the Hemingway one) In regard to Van, especially when she looks at the African artifacts, I would recommend looking at the scene from Black Panther where Killmonger is in the The Museum of Great Britain. I think that's where her head is exactly. Also do some research on the Igboo Mask, it may relate to the Ghost story from Fernando.

[@NineNerdYards]

That Black panther scene would have been a good reference clip to put in the video! Thanks for watching. I’ll look up the Igboo Mask.

[@Taayooo]

I think it’s also interesting that this man is to be a billionaire but can’t pay his share. It signals to there is no ethical way to be a billionaire, which goes back to their discussion of scams and scamming.

[@Jazalena]

So two points I wanna point out One Alfred having to buy a seat at the table can be seen as symbolism for black people having to buy a seat at the table of Wealthy yt people and it all being one big scam because wealthy yt ppl never have to buy in And the second point with the painting is another symbolism for wealthy yt people because they are always are places in front while black ppl are being washed out of what they have built and yt people taking credit also another scam

[@cjdebono8811]

You are so right and when Fernando lost he just walked out as if I don't owe you anything black man but if AL lost he would have happily taken his money

[@neilseletlowhisler2522]

Exactly that man helped literally to build that First Bank - FNB someone else said -but the ancestor receives the credit.

[@myamarshall8504]

I love this ! Going back and watching your reviews and saying “ohhhhhhhh right right” or “I knew it” great analysis !

[@lunathikondlo6554]

The way Fernando says Peri-Peri sauce is definitely like an afrikaans man. I'm from S.A btw ha! Deffo think there's some connection between Nandos and that picture and Fernando

[@spierkan6917]

super underrated channel, I expected u to have half a million subscribers or so but only 190 is ridiculous, keep it up

[@NineNerdYards]

Thank you! This means a lot.

[@JOSSHBLoris]

Van walking through the pole is crazy

[@raycito777]

brilliant video! watching this after watching the entirety of the show just made me love it more! 12k subs is criminal but keep digging, great content!!

[@DashonIs]

You're great at this bro. Thanks for your work ✊🏿

[@Poo081]

I could be reaching here but I have a few thoughts on the painting of the African lady in the background as Darius and the Asian lady were talking. As a black woman living in Southern California a lot of black prefer non-black women. I suffer discrimination from black men on the regular here. The Asian lady said that she used to live in Los Angeles and she always got hit on by black men. The painting is a black women blending into the background. We are not seen or heard and often times ignored and over looked by our own men for women of other communities. Not to mention we are over looked by the world. It’s as though we do not exist in many spaces.

[@ShingiMavima]

This is incredible. I was worried earlier when I saw you were doing these week to week now (as opposed to the season commentary you've done in the past) that we're gonna start getting some surface level commentary driven by the need to keep up rather than be thorough; but I WAS WRONG! Way to hit on all the profundity; casual (and less intelligent😑) viewer like me missed all these connections!

[@NineNerdYards]

Thank you player! I’ll try to keep the conversation interesting!

[@swelihleluthuli3367]

broooooooooo Atlanta never stops amazing me

[@erronking7783]

Honestly this is the fun part about watching Atlanta

[@GameTubed]

Interesting to note Fernando's accent is South African - the link to Hemingway is less of a reach than you think!

[@zod4365]

This is SOLID sir! Keep going!

[@JaeSproo]

*great analysis with Hemingway* - that's making me feel like that movie THE LIGHTHOUSE with Robert Pattinson is playing off the same thing. That movie was bat 🦇 ish crazy.

[@iamyourgod.2490]

@9:40 Lake Lanier, which is also in Ga. Very relevant to the show and the history of what is now called America and land stealing and transfer of wealth

[@fredleeland2464]

Darius also mentioned he likes water in episode 2 when Earn calls him

[@Malik28w]

That ghost picture with the three men holding the check, makes me feel so uneasy

[@kamaumoore2025]

He was talking about Lake Lanier, an actual place, a lot of people in Georgia know about, alot of drownings happen there

[@LordLloyd478]

Lake Lanier is in Georgia and they’re in London so I doubt I could be one of those ghost not saying ghosts can’t travel but there’s no reason. But i agree with dude in the pic

[@kaydijdrahblack5529]

Give Donald Glover and the writer's room some flowers, the greatest show ever written for intellectual ppl of all nationalities. This is Black American History that should be taught in all Highschools in English Literature.💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@jsiabot3467]

As someone from the urban london, hearing K Trap get mentioned in Atlanta was so surreal to me 😂😂

[@peekabooicancu]

If I was an English teacher my class us studying atlanta.

[@nathans5032]

How you miss talking about the conversation that Darius has after the mob outrage, it’s so good to his arc in the episode

[@reven175]

I think your theory is spot on very good analysis

[@infiniteoptimalhd1998]

I love this fucking show rn

[@NeotheOne88]

I have a connecting theroy attached to the ghost of the black man who drowned in the beginning of this season. Remember the beginning of Atlanta Season 1 Episode 1? Earn was describing a dream he had to Vann, and in his description he talked about swimming in an "ocean" and the seaweed looking like hands, and if you touch them they pull you down? That eerily resembles the hands in the lake that were pulling the black man off of the boat in the nightmare scene with White Earn and the black man in the boat on Lake Lanier. Maybe this concept came full circle visually for the audience in this season .... Donald Glover and the rest of the creators of this show are incredible with the writing man, my mind is blowwwwn 😳 Definitely one of my top 5 favorite shows ever.

[@sethu.]

That analysis sounds quite spot on. My mind is blown. I don't think you're reaching at all.

[@NineNerdYards]

Thank you! Can’t wait for the next episode.

[@dennisthumbi7598]

At the start of the episode, Darius talks about his 'weed subscription' business idea. Fernando is a refrence to Elon Musk, who is a white South African.

[@lebobarbie3593]

Its about FNB that was founded with black bankers that where not given credit or high level jobs after its success. The top 10 richest man is Mzansi. All their money is made from exploiting natives thru their culture

[@dennisthumbi7598]

@@lebobarbie3593Thanks for the gem. It rounds out the scamming theme perfectly.

[@dennisthumbi7598]

@@lebobarbie3593 I had to google what Mzansi means. I'm from 🇰🇪

[@lebobarbie3593]

@@dennisthumbi7598 its slang for South Africa 🇿🇦

[@emmyjellybean]

The water theme this season makes it seem like Atlantis rather than Atlanta!

[@vnessa33]

Were going to really need you on Atlantas last episode...

[@NineNerdYards]

Thank you! I just uploaded the latest on the channel now.

[@Kannwithoutane]

After watching it again for the 1 zillionth time, holy moly was it Darius that visited him from the water tank?!?

[@NineNerdYards]

Wowww. I love this theory so much.

[@ChasityXoxo]

The old town was Lake Lanier guys. It’s near Atlanta

[@andrechris6518]

Brilliant. Wouldn't even call that a reach.

[@sihlematloha2787]

Very interesting analysis, you just earned yourself a new subscriber

[@fredleeland2464]

This episode reminded me of Apocaplyse Now! and the venture back to the roots (get it, tree) of the artistic journeys for the main characters

[@100KSubsriberCountNoContent]

9:13 - I’m going to be reachin, call me out in the comments I fuckin dare you. 😂😂😂

[@Srtcuz]

When dude ask him did he like trees it reminded me of when his barber asked him if he liked zaxbys

[@ParablePreacher]

I love the commentary and analysis that you have provided! I am definitely subbing! I slightly disagree on some of the takes when it came to Van. But, who knows exactly what’s going on with her anyway. Excited to see where she goes! Along with the growth of your channel!

[@sol1angel]

The lake referenced in episode 1 is Lake Lanier in Georgia. There are many mysterious deaths that occur on the lake which is where the conspiracy discussed in the episode comes from. The assumption is that the former town’s inhabitants are seeking vengeance. With that in mind, I doubt the ghost Fernando saw in the UK was from the underwater town in southern U.S.

[@EarlofSedgewick]

Correct. It is a motif for the season, a recurring image or symbol that develops and informs the theme(s) of the whole piece. Good to make the connection because there's lots of meaning packed into the appearance at the home of an man who inherited his wealth from an apartheid, colonial ancestor, combined with the appearance and discussion of the spirits of the underwater town. What's really interesting is how the show avoids simplicity. The ghosts are neither moral or immoral, there seem to be forces of nature the same way emotions can overwhelm rationality. The ghosts of the lake drag down a black man, seemingly asking if the focus on the past keeps dragging anyone who studies it underwater. But in this episode, there is a pervasive disgust with how progress and success manifest themselves in the business world. Everyone is worried about the guilt of how they became successful, of their image, and so no one is enjoying themselves, even Earn. The only person outside of this seems to be Van. Vanessa moves through the episode unaffected by the behaviours and strangeness of everything. She is not struggling to find anything, not anything struggling against anything. She just is there, observing and being. I'm curious to see how the rest of the season unfolds for her. She seems wise in her detachment, but as someone else commented, she seems to be dead in a way... that she isn't there either. That concern is shown by Earn. I think she kind of represents Love, and that chasing these grand narratives, fortune and justice, Love withers away, isolated and mute. But yeah, we'll see how things unfold.

[@kevincannon9564]

Van walking around on some Ayahuasca trip without the drug...you sleep Fernando you sleep

[@n0denz]

_"Great volumes of water serve as a bulwark guarding sleep, and an augur of the eldritch Truth. Overcome this hindrance, and seek what is yours."_

[@brassen]

"You guys are bullying himma!" :D

[@fabiántapia22]

Keep uploading these reviews brother. Greetings from Peru, a country without Nando's.

[@KhaosKontrolTheKid]

Yo, why has nobody pointed out the rich guy hes talking to is Tim Westwood?! Donald Glover freestyled on his radio show years ago!

[@lewlootpack4459]

The title breakdown & your analysis is good, pls don't doubt it. I love finding other ppl doing the research behind the stuff that I recognize w/deeper meaning. The Earn/earnest Hemingway popped out, but I obviously haven't read the book. So I can draw my own arm back to reach too lol. And it all adds up, don't judge me. As well, I had to comment on Socks. Socks definitely foreshadowed for his scene in ep 5, overreaction. He may have been genuine in his feeling of the social cultural misunderstanding he witnessed. But for one, it shouldn't surprise him or give such a strong reaction if he's in tune with even the current struggles of a black man. This was an every day occurence. The more important question is, was he using that as his "in" to hang with Darius and possibly Paperboi? Would the reaction have been as extreme if it were a common bloke on the street corner not even shooting a shot, but getting rejected by a woman of another race in a bad way? It's a real world issue of knowing, or seeing the percentage of genuine care of my life & liberty from someone who isn't living it. I hold it at face value and live on. Something to be aware of

[@iamTrippedouT]

14:28 that painting looks like Tupac HAIL MARY LMFAOO I’m stretching

[@SavageEden]

Socks wasn't driving. They are in the UK. He just hopped in. Maybe that's how he did 4 stops with Rihanna. 🤔 Small point.

[@alazyafternoon.online]

Great breakdown! Just wanted to add that "SOX" wasn't driving. Steering wheel is on the other side in the UK.

[@miodyssey]

I love analysis both in the video and in the comments!! ❤️

[@mustalks7426]

Really really good analysis man! I have another channel for video essays and haven't done one in a while. I'm thinking about doing some on Atlanta. It's such a great show

[@NineNerdYards]

Thank you! Send me the link if you do make a video and I will def watch it!

[@theninthnova8790]

As a Londoner, saying that you'll buy me Nando's for life is an instant sub

[@bigwilliestyle8643]

Very good breakdown keep doing these

[@Stencio]

Ha ha they love those subscriptions 😂 great video

[@maliwey2653]

bro this man can analyze

[@dompham.]

Great analysis

[@Isvvx]

I believe Darius & that girl have unfinished business.

[@staceyknipe5939]

The painting is by a South African artist, Irma Stern

[@iamdcarrington]

Socks isn’t driving, they’re in Europe (driver is on the right side of the vehicle). I do appreciate your connection to Hemingway’s Old Man and the Sea though. I don’t think you’re reaching there at all. I’d even go as far as saying that Donald Glover’s character gets his name from Hemingway. A lot of modern artists use names to make subtle references to classical influences.

[@poploxion]

Fernando's accent is a dead giveaway of his nationality, dude is 100% South African

[@ChuckLeeMBM]

Such a great analysis!! Well done

[@MaskedHeart]

nando got that blood money

[@benjaminbryant3721]

🔥🔥 wish I caught these vids when they actually dropped lol

[@_leviathanmusic]

jai paul was in this episode freaked out look em up rn if you don’t know him also greta video plz keep doing these

[@mothersuperior100]

Lost my mind when i saw the GOAT

[@vaffohiya]

I still don't quite understand the motivation behind Fernando refusing to pay Paper Boi. Anyone have thoughts?

[@justinkongol0]

Rich stay rich.

[@juniorjames7076]

White rich people stay rich by cheating, thieving, and killing and NOT getting caught. Paper Boi had to convince Earn its okay to scam that rich guy, meanwhile, the richest guy in the house just cheated him out of his rightful winnings.

[@stusilver6841]

Yes,greedy white man...

[@stanleysmith2221]

Absolutely a ghost story,

[@ESCADAGORDON]

I think the tree was a hanging tree

[@theninthnova8790]

It's interesting how Sox almost said the N-word in the 5th episode though

[@everythingisveganbut...4688]

SOCKS IS NOT DRIVING THE CAR, HE IS IN THE PASSENGER SEAT, MOST OTHER COUNTRIES THE STEERING WHEEL IS ON THE RIGHT SIDE, NOT THE LEFT LIKE IN THE STATES...

[@deckdaler5643]

Fernando also had a south African accent

[@roblucci2366]

He's South African

[@fredleeland2464]

Not even a subtle thing They openly mention it

[@skyrun1]

Socks isn’t driving the car it’s London, so he’s on passenger side. The old man Nando has a South African dialect according to the CC for the show.

[@goodsongeveryday713]

epic analysis

[@actualnotanewbie]

Please do a breakdown of Darius' plot!