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Created by Danny McBride and Jody Hill, who also created “Eastbound & Down,” comes VICE PRINCIPALS, an HBO dark comedy series that tells the story of a high school and the two people who almost run it, the vice principals. McBride and Walton Goggins star as the V.P.s who are an in epic power struggle, vying for the top spot: to be school principal.
/r/VicePrincipals
I thoroughly enjoyed the whole ride, but I’m a little confused on one thing: Why don’t Lee and Gamby remain friends? The smiles they give each other in the food court seemingly indicate that they don’t continue their friendship and are just knowingly acknowledging their shared past from afar. After the emotional graduation day, Lee clearing his name, and the heartfelt professing of their love for each other, why wouldn’t they remain close? Too much trauma they need to move on from?
I've been searching throughout Charleston. Nothing in Park Circle fits the bill. I was thinking the Ashley Harbor neighborhood, or Marsh Cove, but google maps won't allow you to access those areas through streetview. Anyone got an inkling?
I’m doing a re-watch and can’t remember how all the storylines wrapped up. But as of the first half of the second season Ray really appears to have won Neal over.
This is one of the best shows I've seen. I love Danny McBride and Walton Goggins together. I wish this had been longer than it was.
"Shut your mouth, you sassy ass motherfucker."
I know, I know it’s a “dark” comedy but damn even for a dark comedy I thought this series was pretty damn dark. Anyone else have a similar thought upon watching/rewatching?
This has to be some of the funniest interactions or rivalry I have seen lol
All this time I missed out on one of the best jokes
so i’ve always liked Danny McBride in stuff he’s been in and i recently saw he had the three shows on Max.
but the amount of times we had to look away because of the second hand embarrassment is astoundingly good. It really started with Russell spitting in Browns in coffee and her catching him and it just got better from then on.
I know it’s not much of a post but in my opinion if i have to look away from the scene from embarrassment of a fictional character, everyone in involved in the show has done an outstanding job at actually executing an all around good show.
we can’t wait to start East Bound and Down and then Righteous Gemstones
Hello, I've been wanting to check this series and noticed that there is only 2 seasons. My question is: Was it cancelled without a conclusion at all or was it the plan (in a way) to end it at 2?
Season 2 was amazing writing. I don’t say this lightly.
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Might be a dumb question.
Did Danny McBride really grow that mustache for Gamby or is it a fake ?
Random question, have any of you came across an air freshener of Goggins face when he walks past the goat when he's on drugs? There's gotta be one somewhere right? It's too good not to have. Thanks!
So did Abbott actually shoot Gamby or is the shooter still at large and she just wanted to frame Russel to end their newfound friendship ?
Season 1 was real stupid funny but so far (just finished episode 2) season 2’s just been stupid does it get better/is it worth finishing?
What episode did Gamby and Russel get a crystalized friendship plaque from one of those kiosk's at the mall?! Please help I want to replicate it for a gift<3
Hey everyone!
For a research paper I look into a certain phrase and stumbled upon it being used in your show. Unfortunately the show is not included in any streaming service I own and I am unable to sub on one for each of my research objects (100 unique instances vs. one broke student). Therefore I would be indredibly thankful if you could tell me who says the following line(s) in season 1, episode 3 "The Field Trip":
Ray's really good, isn't he?
I'm noticing some inconsistencies.
He's losing a lot of speed around those turns.
Jealous much?
Why, because he rides a dirt bike and gets my sloppy seconds?
What's sloppy seconds?
Your mom because of her bad attitude.
tysm in advance!
So I just got done watching the first season of “Fallout” and started watching “Vice Principals”. Watching Goggins go from the Ghoul to Lee Russel is by far the funniest damn thing in the show for me. Kudos to you Mr. Goggins.
Hi, I’m watching the show for the first time and am in the episode where Lee’s father passes. I can’t say anything but how vile his sisters are, like not even including him to speak. Then literally ripping his pants off. I know it’s a comedy, but my heart couldn’t help but hurt for him. They’re just so vile like that’s literally the only word I can use.
Just finished the show, and I wanted to just come and say I absolutely loved it, what a gem of a show. Russell and Gambys bromance is one of the best things ever put to screen
Holy shit this show was amazing. Some of the best character development I’ve ever seen.
The shows main characters have all the traits I despise so far in episode 3, yes it is entertaining, the writing is definitely not garbage. But the second hand embarrassment and cringe I get from the behaviors in this show is painful because the reactions are just so realistic, it’s not super scripted and funny sounding like most tv shows
It's been awhile and I can't remember how bad this show gets. Considering recommending it to my 14 year old cousin.
Just finish my first rewatch after watching the show as it came out back in the day. Was there any explanation or theories about what was contained in Lee’s sister’s diary that was so awful? TIA.
Shouldn't he have tried to convince him harder since it really wasn't him