Just an absolute blast from beginning to end, and probably the funniest episode so far.
Chris Evans's performance as Lucas Lee in the movie was one of the best parts of the entire film. He's just as great in this and about as funny.
All of the skating and action was extremely well done too. I loved the fight between him and the paparazzi.
The plot also thickens a bit as we learn Young Neil has written a screenplay that's literally the Edgar Wright movie. What a silly, clever "in-your-face" way of saying this is suppose to be an original take and not a direct adaptation.
And then Lucas and Ramona end on better terms than they had left off. This show continues to take the most unexpected turns and has so far done a pretty good job with it, even without Scott Pilgrim. I'll be curious to see what actually happens to him when he inevitably does return.
Chris Evans's performance as Lucas Lee in the movie was one of the best parts of the entire film. He's just as great in this and about as funny.
All of the skating and action was extremely well done too. I loved the fight between him and the paparazzi.
The plot also thickens a bit as we learn Young Neil has written a screenplay that's literally the Edgar Wright movie. What a silly, clever "in-your-face" way of saying this is suppose to be an original take and not a direct adaptation.
And then Lucas and Ramona end on better terms than they had left off. This show continues to take the most unexpected turns and has so far done a pretty good job with it, even without Scott Pilgrim. I'll be curious to see what actually happens to him when he inevitably does return.
