What We Do in the Shadows
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(Insert Nadja making a barf gesture here.)
(He has his iPad, its fine.)
We dont find out exactly what happened in the early 40s to make things so chilly.
(The Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran in August 1941?
Laszlo making fun of Nandors zoot suit?)
he yells, which is ironic coming from the most selfish of this overall quite self-centered crew.
Laszlo, like the 300-year-old upper-class Brit he is, is very uncomfortable with the entire idea of emotions.
So being more vulnerable than Laszlo is a low bar, but still, Nandor cleared it.
Good job, Nandor.
Meanwhile, theres no real tension back at the mansion at least, not between its residents.
Just last week I was noting that Marwas life at the mansion is very isolated.
She even got along with his family, a bunch of stinky humans!
In terms of emotional turning points, Guillermo might have had the biggest breakthrough in Pine Barrens.
But its mostly been a sartorial one.
(Consider his Versace shirt, which he is proud to sayisreal, thanks.)
Guillermo has officially come out to his family, and Im proud of him for standing in his truth.
Torture those servant girls!
Cut off their hands and let them die of exposure!!
Its always SAD when a Polish fellow gets cataractssssss was a highlight, as was his stretched out fluid-lyyyyyyyy.
I cant stand papasan chairs.
Its so hard to get out of them without tumbling face first.
I mean, whoisntgay?
A lot of people.
Ill get the trumpets out, sorry!
