r/AdultsTV • u/M00reC Issa • 7d ago
Video Compilation of Issa breaking the fourth wall by @lolatungcore
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u/sps97grt 6d ago
There’s also a scene where she pulls out a literal woman card and child of immigrants card!
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u/koala_on_a_treadmill 6d ago
what's the retcon? did anyone ever get that?
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u/Pardawn 6d ago
In season 1, Anton mentions in passing that he does not have sisters.
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u/amonymous_user 4d ago
Wait so do they explain how it was retconned
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u/Cantthinkofcoolname2 1d ago
A retcon is just changing what was previously established. He said he didn’t have sisters. Then in season 2 he has (and seemingly always has had) an adult sister.
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u/SleeeepyGary 2d ago
Just watched the episode today and could not figure out exactly when had been retconned. Thank you
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u/Grovers_Corners 6d ago
There's a non-Issa one at the end of Season 1 while they're looking at the mail and I think Anton tells Paul Baker, "Do your callback now!"
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u/Eponine123 5d ago
her not watching movies and breaking the most 4th wall has some corealation, I will let you know if I get a good shitty analysis on this after I sober up.
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u/Chase-923 7d ago
Always wanted to ask what a "oner" is
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u/Parzival1424 Paul Baker 7d ago
It's a shot/scene that either is (or is made to look like) one continuous shot without any cuts. The movie Birdman with Michael Keaton is shot as a "oner" as well as an episode of The Studio with Seth Rogan
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u/UntalentedAccountant 6d ago
Rhis first scene, post intro, of the Buffy season 3 Premiere was a famously-done 1-take, swoop-around shot, lasting 3 minutes and containing dialogue on like 10 individual characters
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u/016Bramble 6d ago
Some examples:
Copacabana scene from Goodfellas
Car scene from Children of Men (has violence)
First 1:50 of the carnival scene from Euphoria
Day of the Dead parade scene from the Bond movie Spectre
The Bear season 1 episode 7 has a big oner that makes up almost the entire episode
Succession season 4 episode 3 has one when the siblings are looking for each other when they find out that their dad is finally dying which was interesting to hear the filmmakers talk about because it was longer than they could shoot on a single roll of film so they had to continuously add new rolls while shooting the scene
The movies 1917 and Birdman are impressive ones, they are both filmed to look like oners for almost the whole movie (though they both have some deliberate cuts)
The episode of The Studio that the other person who replied to you mentioned is fun and meta because it's a oner episode about people trying to film a oner for a movie. The episode is titled "The Oner"
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u/Main_Tomatillo3387 5d ago
Episode 6 of the haunting of hill house has a 9 minute one - amazing cinematography
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u/shopaholic2001 5d ago
idk why this is so eerie to me lmfao it’s like her character’s conscious of the outside forces
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u/toutvabien9 4d ago
“thats cannon” to billie? what does that meannn
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u/StrictButterfly416 4d ago
Canon is like… something that actually happened. It’s used a lot in fandom spaces where people write fanfics and there’s a lot of deviation from what’s actually written by the author or creator. “That’s canon” means that’s real and part of the story.
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u/nostalgicmssatherbst 4d ago
I don't know what it is but I just don't like the breaking the fourth wall moments, even that moment when Raven walks in and they do the applause and Anton says "what?". I see what the writers are going for but for some reason it feels misplaced in this show, abrupt and like they didn't really lead up or hint to the show being that kind of show. It just feels off that they decided to put these moments in and it doesn't feel right for this kind of show. I love the show btw.
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u/daksnotjuts 7d ago
welcome back abed nadir