So I imagined, why not a kangaroo from Australia? They send all kinds of extravagant presents, from exotic trees to cars. It’s almost like they compete to please the new pope. When a pope is elected, he receives presents from many world leaders. And if you think I’m exaggerating, please note the explanation Paolo Sorrentino gave to Vulture for introducing it in the first place. It could sit on a bench and smoke a cigarette. It could spring out from behind a bush and drop kick the old chainsmoking-cardinal. But even in small doses, it’s a lovely part of the show, the fact that a kangaroo could just show up at any second. The Papal Kangaroo only appeared for a second this week, as it poked out from behind a tree while Lenny was out on a soul-searching night walk after his disastrous meeting with Spencer.
#Young pope episode 3 summary movie
I love a good “someone says the title of the movie or TV show inside the movie or TV show” scene. – At one point one of the cardinals literally said “We’ve got a young pope” and I started cheering. – I like that Lenny has that ominous glowing globe in his office and that he’s using it to banish people to frozen tundras. The timing on this, given Trump’s first weekend in office and Sean Spicer’s own kamikaze mission press conference, was almost eery. – Lenny sent Sister Mary on a kamikaze mission of a press conference, in an attempt to explain - or, to be more accurate, not explain - his homily. We’re breaking new ground every week here. The worst,” which makes sense in the context of the show, I guess, but is also a very fun collection of words that I’m not sure anyone has ever said in that order. He literally said “You’ll be a terrible Pope. Actually, “chewing out” might not be taking it far enough. And Spencer had his job offer revoked after chewing Lenny out about the homily. Voiello raised his voice in anger (after being provoked almost constantly), and is now facing potentially serious consequences, even though he revealed to Lenny that it was his machinations that swayed the election (whoooops). But keep that to yourself.īut mostly, we learned more about something we already knew: He’s vindictive as all heck. And we learned he considers himself to be more handsome than Jesus. Also, some of what he’s doing appears to be for show, which we learned shortly after his narcissistic “I was praying so hard I nearly shit my pants” monologue on the roof, when he more or less recanted it in private. For example, he’s just a sad little boy, really, and he appears to be taking the hardships of his youth out on the one billion members of the Catholic Church. In dealing with his usual adversaries (a snooping Voiello, a dismissive Spencer), we learn a little more about our mysterious new pontiff. The show that utilizes non-stop crazy and dramatic visual flair also has the most boring episode titles possible. There’s something kind of perfect about that.
#Young pope episode 3 summary series
(It’s worth noting here that the ten episodes of this series are titled “First Episode,” “Second Episode,” “Third Episode” and so on. Those are the issues facing young Lenny Belardo in this episode, the first season’s third. You see, the problem with giving a fear-mongering homily while backlit like Prince at the freaking Super Bowl is that it’s gonna raise a few questions and lead to a few concerns. The Pope is a just sad little boy with a fancy globe 0&((window.The Young Pope Popedown is a list of the five craziest and/or most notable things that happened in each episode of HBO’s The Young Pope, ranked from least to most crazy and/or notable. Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp
The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart