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Odcinki(8)
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The Show Must Go on, Probably? (S02E01)
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The Power of No (S02E02)
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Past = Present x Future over Yesterday (S02E03)
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What?! (S02E04)
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ronny/lily (S02E05)
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The Truth Has a Ring to It (S02E06)
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The Audition (S02E07)
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berkman > block (S02E08)
Opisy(1)
Drugi sezon serialowej czarnej komedii HBO z Billem Haderem w roli głównej o perypetiach niskobudżetowego płatnego zabójcy, który niespodziewanie rozpoczyna przygodę z aktorstwem w Los Angeles. (HBO)
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Recenzje (2)
In the first season, I complained about dull moments, for which I couldn’t give five stars, and since there were significantly fewer of them in the second season, I had to push the score up. I binge-watched all eight episodes in one afternoon because I just couldn’t resist. I enjoyed it to the fullest.
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I came back to Barry after a couple of years, and right when I was stuck at home (except for work), with my only other entertainment being a 1,000-piece puzzle. But man, season 2 really delivered. It picks up where it left off—following a hitman who’s trying to leave the killing behind to become an actor—and then hits you with episode 5, which is just epic. It’s the kind of show that keeps you entertained, makes you laugh, and gives you a solid break from reality. Episode 5, though, has to be one of the most absurdly botched assassination attempts I’ve ever seen on TV, and that includes Fargo. It’s so wild, it could stand alone as its own short film. If for no other reason, watch Barry for that episode—Bill Hader absolutely nails it.
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