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Amanda Dobbins, Alison Herman, and Micah Peters discuss the Season 2 finale of Atlanta (4:17), the highlights of this season (24:13), and aspects of the season they wish had been different (37:49).
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‘Atlanta,’ S2E11: “Crabs in a Barrel”
Amanda Dobbins, Alison Herman, and Micah Peters reflect on what they loved from Season 2 and what they wish had been different
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