AtlantaFX returns to the misadventures of Paper Boi and Darius, tripping balls in Amsterdam with Goofy hats, imaginary friends and — yes — a real-life movie star. Read Alan Sepinwall's recap
… or perhaps he spends all of it so high that he dreams up various encounters, including being chased by violent fans, discussing racism with Liam Neeson, and getting a lot of advice from a mysterious new friend named Lorraine , who happens to share both a name and a certain busybody quality with Al’s late mother.
Given that this is a fictional show with an elastic sense of reality, does it even matter if any of this happened to Al, or if he just spent the whole 24 hours huddled in a doorway wearing a Goofy hat in place of the purple fedora that “Lorraine” said was too goofy for him? Not especially, and it turns out that things have evolved since the “Woods” days.
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