The way that Ed's character is expanded upon through showing his insecurities is a fabulous turn of writing after what we had seen so far.
Stede also showing confidence and protectiveness over Ed is a perfect way to slowly spw the seeds of romance between the two completely opposite characters.
Frenchie and Oluwande get a perfect moment to show their friendship & mutual distain for the rich pompous party goers, resulting in the best play on words that I have seen. Those pyramid schemes are tricky business!
Kristen Schaal's cameo as Antoinette is a showstopper, proving once again how she can steal a scene with just a single line - "you're my brother, Gabriel, it's disgusting" is just comedy gold in the moment.
Stede also showing confidence and protectiveness over Ed is a perfect way to slowly spw the seeds of romance between the two completely opposite characters.
Frenchie and Oluwande get a perfect moment to show their friendship & mutual distain for the rich pompous party goers, resulting in the best play on words that I have seen. Those pyramid schemes are tricky business!
Kristen Schaal's cameo as Antoinette is a showstopper, proving once again how she can steal a scene with just a single line - "you're my brother, Gabriel, it's disgusting" is just comedy gold in the moment.