‘Atlanta’ Writer Stefani Robinson Unpacks Van’s Nervous Breakdown and That Urination Scene in the Season 3 Finale

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So, Van is obviously going through a lot this season. What did you feel was important to convey about her character through this episode?The approach was, obviously, trying to give her a grounded reason as to why she was actually in Europe, and that was the impetus for it all. So, we sort of approach the story from that angle.

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details of tonight’s Season 3 finale of FX’s Atlanta

season 3 closes out with a bang as it follows Van (Zazie Beetz) on a very unexpected, emotional journey through Paris, which includes a wild interaction with a surprise cameo by Alexander Skarsgård. And executive producer Stefani Robinson breaks down what is easily one of the FX series’ best episodes yet. [: Spoilers for the season 3 finale, “Tarrare,” written by Stefani Robinson and directed by Donald Glover.]While the season was split between stories about the curse of whiteness and following the gang — Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry), Darius (LaKeith Stanfield), Earn and Van -- as they travel through parts of Europe, the finale focuses squarely on Van, whose story has largely played out in the background of previous episodes. “We really wanted to do a Van solo episode,” Robinson tells ET, using it to address why she showed up in Europe in the first place.

swore that the writers simply predicted the future. Robinson doesn’t know if they predicted the future, per se, but she does think that the room Glover curates allows the writers to think beyond the present moment and build stories that may or may not ever become reality. “It’s kind of spooky. Like, I don’t know what it is about,” Robinson said.

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