Barbershop
- Episode aired Mar 29, 2018
- TV-MA
- 24m
IMDb RATING
9.1/10
4.6K
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Al runs into a series of obstacles while trying to get his hair cut.Al runs into a series of obstacles while trying to get his hair cut.Al runs into a series of obstacles while trying to get his hair cut.
Robert S. Powell
- Bibby
- (as Robert S. Powell III)
Sherrie Provence
- White Woman
- (as Sherrie Peterson)
Jay Harmon
- Lamar
- (as Jay Harmon III)
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Just enjoy the ride! Hahaha best episode so far!
Upsolutely remmomend this to everyone who wanna laugh out loud.
Upsolutely remmomend this to everyone who wanna laugh out loud.
As far as epic journeys put to film go, Atlanta S02E05 - Barbershop, is undoubtedly one of the finest ever written, and possibly the best television episode about a haircut ever produced. Recurring characters can be difficult to flesh out, as they fade in and out of focus on a series. However, we are treated to a tour de force of a performance by a man simply known as Bibby.
Paper Boi's fatal mistake was getting out of the barber chair, but once he did, Bibby pounces on his prey. What ensues next is a one-man wrecking crew of misdirection and manipulation as Bibby strings Paper Boi along, as Paper Boi is desperate to get his drip sorted out before a big photoshoot. Leftover food, lumber, a truant kid and a few pissed off women are only a few of the dangers and surprises in store for The Fellowship of the Haircut.
Will Bibby keep his eye on the road? Will Paper Boi get his drip straightened out? One may never know unless they have the courage to join The Fellowship of the Haircut on their journey. Stay safe traveler.
Keep your eyes on the road, Bibby, c'mon now!
Paper Boi's fatal mistake was getting out of the barber chair, but once he did, Bibby pounces on his prey. What ensues next is a one-man wrecking crew of misdirection and manipulation as Bibby strings Paper Boi along, as Paper Boi is desperate to get his drip sorted out before a big photoshoot. Leftover food, lumber, a truant kid and a few pissed off women are only a few of the dangers and surprises in store for The Fellowship of the Haircut.
Will Bibby keep his eye on the road? Will Paper Boi get his drip straightened out? One may never know unless they have the courage to join The Fellowship of the Haircut on their journey. Stay safe traveler.
Keep your eyes on the road, Bibby, c'mon now!
I really love this show but this episode is the funniest from Atlanta and possibly one of the funniest of FX and in the comedy-drama genre. I seriously almost peed in my pants on some parts. Donald and Stefani should get an award on the writing and directing of this one.
I have just started to watch Atlanta, where have I been?, I am loving season 2 and writing is amazing, I love barbershop its so funny.
I did not like this episode at all. It was so frustrating and boring. That is all.
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Did you know
- TriviaStefani Robinson was nominated for the 2018 Emmy Award in the Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series category for Barbershop (2018), but lost to Amy Sherman-Palladino for Pilot (2017).
- ConnectionsFeatured in The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards (2018)
Details
- Runtime24 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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