So the questions surrounding the blond wig and the missing Jennifer have been answered. Danner interprets this to mean that the absent wench is now pushing out her evil progeny at a nearby hospital. The only downer note, Maggie reports, was witnessing Jenn No. She has nothing but glowing things to report to the detectives, as she spent the evening mainlining gummy worms, wearing Daryl Hall’s long locks, and hobnobbing with puppets (I totally understand Maggie’s enthusiasm, as I tend to believe most parties would be better if all the invitees were made of felt).
Maggie, through her kiddie-television lens, sees the after-party as an explosion of color, patty-caking grown-ups, and zany sound effects. Charisma like that shouldn’t be caged, man.ĭanner has it figured out, but she needs to speak to Maggie before announcing who it was that sent the pop star to sleep with the shrimps.
#The afterparty password
This article includes affiliate links, which may provide small compensation to The Mary Sue.Oh, Yasper, my adorable, back-flipping troubadour, what hath thou wrought?! I guess this wasn’t an entirely unexpected outcome - the guy knew every password and camera location in the house and had the most to gain from Xavier air-humping off this mortal coil - but still.
#The afterparty series
I can’t wait to see what other genres the series tackles and where we’re headed and, until then, I’m just along for this wonderfully fun ride. She, instead, was coming after Xavier for revenge for something that happened at a party years ago that seemingly ruined her life, but as she tells the detective, she chickened out.Īll of this to say that the use of swapping genres in the show gives us intricate looks into each of these characters and their relationships with the others around them while also helping us build our own theories about who is responsible for killing Xavier.Ĭhristopher Miller and company have captured magic in The Afterparty and have audiences on the edge of their seats with each new episode. In fact, they sort of shrugged her off for the most part because of her relationship with Brett (who cheated on Zoe with Chelsea if Chelsea’s version of events is to be believed), so when we finally did get Chelsea’s story, it was clear she isn’t the “mess” they all saw her as. In the first three episodes, she was seen as their “mess” of a friend who was a drunk and who could barely keep herself together. It came full-circle last week with Chelsea’s story.
#The afterparty movie
But then, when we get Brett’s telling of the night (played by Ike Barinholtz), and his is more in the world of The Fast and the Furious movies, it’s clear that each person has a movie in their head about what happened.įrom Yasper’s (Schwartz) musical movie to Chelsea’s (Glazer) and her David Fincher-inspired story, each episode brings us a new look at the case through someone else’s cinematic frame of mind, and it is fascinating not only to see how the characters view each other but how the different style of storytelling helps to push the narrative forward. His episode is filled with romanticized versions of the night and reconnecting with an old crush. We start with Aniq (Richardson) and his romantic comedy, telling of his night at the reunion with Zoe (Zoë Chao).
Playing with genreĮach episode takes us on a story for the character in question. What makes this show so fascinating is the fact that every “interview” is a different genre.
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