Atlanta

2016 • FOX

4.7

63 reviews

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Season 2 episodes (11)

1 Alligator Man

2/28/18

Season-only

Ayyy! We back in the city but thangs feel a little different. Must be Robbin’ Season. Free Paper Boi!

2 Sportin' Waves

3/8/18

Season-only

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

3 Money Bag Shawty

3/15/18

Season-only

Earn is out here making that money. Too bad he still look broke as hell. This whole city runs on stunting, you feel me?

4 Helen

3/22/18

Season-only

When you go outside the city white people be acting different. That's why I can't even go to Marietta. Too weird.

5 Barbershop

3/29/18

Season-only

You know how you need a fresh cut but your barber is always on some wack stuff? He's lucky I only trust him.

6 Teddy Perkins

4/5/18

Season-only

Darius is trippin in this one. Y'all know I woulda been left.

7 Champagne Papi

4/12/18

Season-only

Yeah girl, we gonna party tonight! But if you don't post about it, did it really happen?

8 Woods

4/19/18

Season-only

Why Paper Boi always got an attitude? He rich, right? That's why I can't feel bad for these celebrities.

9 North of the Border

4/26/18

Season-only

We might have to make that move tonight. I heard there's a pajama party and Paper Boi is gonna be there.

10 Fubu

5/3/18

Season-only

Y’all youngins don't know nothing about this. This one takes me back to middle school. Shout out Miller Grove!

11 Crabs in a Barrel

5/10/18

Season-only

Sometimes you gotta go where the money goes. But it be feeling like something is holding me back. Like I can't leave.

About this show

A single camera comedy that revolves around two cousins on their way up through the Atlanta rap scene whose opposing views on art versus commerce, success and race will make their quest anything but easy. Earnest ‘Earn’ Marks,” a college drop-out, reconnects with his long-buried ambition and sets out to seize the life he imagined for himself when his estranged cousin becomes a sudden star.

Ratings and reviews

4.7

63 reviews

Åkpø Gårenssøn

May 18, 2018

I think it's about as comedic as 'Get out'. It addresses very serious topics without airbrushing them: stereotyping, near hopelessness, homelessness, violence, death, police brutality, tough love, struggling to make ends meet and a very palpable insensitivity. Session 2 is only going to get darker.

PJ w

November 21, 2016

Donald glover is obviously talented and this shows ok but great comedy like people are saying definitely not

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Ollie Goddard

May 29, 2017

Clever, laugh out loud comedy from Donald Glover.