I also love the idea of Tobias joining the Blue Man Group. I'm enjoying Jeffrey Tambor so much more as Oscar than as George, so I hope that he stays around as that character for a while. Along with the humor, which this episode has a lot of. The emotional pull of this episode, and in return the whole series, is really where the strength lies. And I kinda like that as a big family man myself. Whether it's Michael wanting to leave, or the open relationship between Lindsay and Tobias. There's a lot of challenges throughout that tries to bring the family apart, but none of it works. Mitchell Hurwitz has brought them to this point in the story, and I think that this episode solidifies the fact that they can't work unless they're together. Not because they like being around each other or wants to help out, because its so dysfunctional that it couldn't possibly work separated. The fact that this family need each other. And then the episode is very much about the thing that we've known all along. We're told that again in subsequent scenes throughout the episode in a fun recurring joke that doesn't overstay its welcome. The title in itself seems like a big joke as it's obviously a classic reference to the title formula of "Friends," but also touching on the fact of Michael's big "decision." In the first scene, we get told that he's moving to Phoenix. The premiere episode is another great example of the power of this show and its sense of outlandish humor. I think the first season finished on a hilarious note that made me hate the patriarch of this family even more than I already did, and I was sure that the second season would not fail and be a load of fun.
Eight thoughts blu arrested full#
After a full season of this show, I'm now officially categorizing myself as a big fan, mostly due to its interesting style and its great sense of humor. In December, Flock was arrested and charged with murder after allegedly shooting a man outside a barbershop in Manhattan.I began watching this show while I was sick and didn't have anything else to do. The teen is an associate of 18-year-old Kay Flock, another emerging rapper from the Bronx. You gotta be smart…I want to be a biochemist, besides this rapping shit,” C Blu said in a YouTube interview at the top of the year. The 11 th grader started home-schooling in November due to his rising star, which was distracting at his regular school. He now has nearly 4.4 million YouTube views and a deal with Interscope Records for which he received “a very large advance in the hundreds of thousands of dollars,” according to Florio. Along the way he began making beats with friends and listening to rappers like Lil Pump. Prior to rap, C Blu was invested in his academic career. “You could hear the people saying that they thought the police officer shot my client.”įlorio said the police targeted C Blu because he’s a “popular” artist. “My client never touched the gun,” she said while detailing what happened in a clip of the incident. The rapper’s attorney Dawn Florio said he didn’t shoot the cop. “This defendant has taken to social media and appeared multiple times displaying a firearm that looks similar to the firearm he possessed in the incident,” Assistant District Attorney Joseph Maniscalco said during C Blu’s arraignment. During the commotion, a round was fired through the rapper’s leg, which also ended up grazing the leg of Officer Kaseem Pennant. When police demanded Blu remove his hands from his pockets, he started to grapple with an officer. The teen is accused of carrying a stolen gun and was already on probation for gun possession.Īccording to authorities, C Blu and a group of “disorderly” people were outside of a building in the Bronx. The New York Daily News reports that the 16-year-old pleaded not guilty to second-degree assault and criminal possession of a weapon, among other weapons charges. Bronx rapper C Blu has been arrested and charged for allegedly shooting a police officer during a physical altercation.
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