Great mix of funny and dark, serious moments. This has potential to be great.

Very promising ! Can't wait to see more, it's good to have Donald Glover back on screen.

Full of ups and downs but never boring, Atlanta was one of a kind

Great character depth. Great show! Seriously on point!

Truly the most unique thing to hit the small screen since Twin Peaks. Donald Glover created something so cinematic yet wildly hilarious that deserves to be spoken about as much as dramas of the last two decades. Atlanta might be the most pivotal piece of fiction to define America since the Trump era. It's insane to see how simple some episodes could be yet alluring us by how unconventional reality can be at times. Anyways, wild! A work of art!

Thank you, Atlanta. That was a hell of fun ride. Thanks for somehow keeping it real and weird at the same time. Bravo.

what a load of crap. never funny, just dumb and trash

Nothing special at all, everyone overrating this because Donald Glover is in but it's very average

Sold on the premiere. This show has so much potential.

Find the show more entertaining when Earn isn't in the scene. Earn is just a terrible character, he's sad. Paperboy scenes are hilarious

I think what makes this show so interesting and good is that if your black in any level in American society you get it, because at one point in time you have been in a similar situation presented in one of the episodes. If you are not black you can still enjoy the show, because it lets you in from a perspective that otherwise you would not be in, or would be uncomfortable to be in.

this show is just next level.

Very special show. If you want to understand modern African American culture this is where you need to be. High end TV

I watched this via **Foxtel**

it looks authentic and real -- like The Wire.

The way it tells stories. It feels like a weird cousin of Barry.

This show is super funny! :laughing:

Season 3 returned after a brief hiatus packing full heat, throwing full punches. This show is able to dramatize serious social issues with ingenuous storytelling that seems at times surrealist, random and disconnected... But manages to tie it all in eventually. It's also the subtle things - like how the show title is different each episode, craftily and artistically incorporated into the background of an early shot. Season 3 has Paper Boi finally achieving international stardom. Cousin Earn has evolved to the level of manager that's getting shows booked, money earned, and shit done. And Darius is just as free as he wanna be. Van is also free, but is she too free, maybe even lost?
Fucking brilliant show - thought provoking, hella smart, dark, comedic. Not for everyone, but one of my favorites.