It is possibly one of the riskiest proposals on racial concerns through a sense of humor that borders on the absurd and sometimes bets on surreal situations. But it seems too self-confident to turn in the long-awaited S3 into some kind of anthology series that falls into stereotypes (it doesn't use them to reinterpret them like previous seasons) and pretentious writing that only gets a few brilliant episodes.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2022-05-29T19:15:05Z
It is possibly one of the riskiest proposals on racial concerns through a sense of humor that borders on the absurd and sometimes bets on surreal situations. But it seems too self-confident to turn in the long-awaited S3 into some kind of anthology series that falls into stereotypes (it doesn't use them to reinterpret them like previous seasons) and pretentious writing that only gets a few brilliant episodes.