R29 binges Club: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 2, Episodes 1-13

The first season of additive Netflix Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt demonstrated two things many times: "They are alive, dammit" and "women are strong as hell." The last time we saw Kimmy (Ellie Kemper), who was throwing the book at Reverend Richard Gary Wayne Wayne (Jon Hamm) - figuratively speaking - finally get revenge for herself and other women he kidnapped and held in a bunker for 15 years. 

Now the question remains, of course, how the identity of Kimmy will continue to evolve as it moves farther and farther away from his old life as a "woman mole?" You will have to be even sunnier? How is Tito (Tituss Burgess), Lillian (Carol Kane) and Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski) Factor in the life of Kimmy? Rather, the way Kimmy factor in their lives, because sometimes, it ends up being more of a supporting character in their stories?

With all these important issues raised, let's dive in season 2. Well, actually, I have a more important question: Can we get more songs and plot details warranty, Tony contender Daddy's Boy? Grab yourself a glass of Peeno Noir (which can now be done with the new IRL Tituss Pinot by Tituss Burgess) and we will see.

Season 2, Episode 1: "Kimmy will Decks"

Christmas is in the apartment and, as you can imagine, Kimmy loves Christmas. Why? You put the lights out and bring trees inside. It's crazy! Anyway, Kimmy is happy to celebrate the holiday, such as Tito, planting a big kiss on the man dressed as Santa Claus, who bursts through the door carrying a sack full of what we do not know yet. Kimmy has hanging stockings for herself, Lillian, Tito, Mimi (Amy Sedaris) - passed on the couch - and Murasaki.

"Murasaki does Christmas," says Tito, perhaps the first sign that we are not quite up to speed, because we have no idea who Murasaki. I am sure that we will find this season.

Kimmy next speech about why he likes the party is interrupted by a persistent problem belching, Kemper said in an interview plays a role in this season. (. Yes, belching) She is also interrupted by Jacqueline, who bursts through the door and announced: "The Jews took my painting!" Then, Sonja (Suzan Perry) bursts through the window (Kimmy and Tito 'apartment really seems to lend itself to theft, right?), Kimmy called a ho, and follows with "I will kill You!"

Finally, we have our signal that is open cold takes place in the future, courtesy of the words "three months ago" as well as Tito says, "Three months before this disaster."

Kimmy is on a date with Dong! Except it's not Dong (Ki Hong Lee). It is in a marriage-card Sonja green with your GED class. She is actually on a date with an annoying vegan, fantasizing about Dong. Later, she tells Lillian that the date was terrible, and not just because he could not stop thinking about Dong. Lillian is still hanging in his ex, who happens to be "Bobby Durst," too. You may best know him as Robert Durst, the alleged murderer and the subject of the HBO series The Jinx. He is being played here by Fred Armisen. He was to be the former Lillian. Kimmy and Lillian decide to spend their exes together.

The only problem is that Lillian and Kimmy kept bumping into Dong and Bobby. Kimmy and Dong are buying both a box of poison minnow silver in the store Grim dollar. When it becomes a recurring joke, Dong reveals that his English is improving because he's been seeing a lot of Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Everyone keeps realizing that they seem to know much more about the Kardashians that are still conscious.

"I've never seen his show. I just know that Kim is a star butt and married a rapper who hates college. And Kourtney finally ended his destructive relationship with Scott. Meanwhile, Kim return fire at enemies with a autofoto nude pregnancy. wait, how do I know all this? I saw it on the regular, duh, "Kimmy said as she and Dong skating. Apparently, a person who just got out of a bunker noted that information Kardashian is now at the regular press and we all just let it happen is needed.

Kimmy can not manage to spend all this time with Dong, however. He realizes that there are all these gray areas in life and she is the only one not taking advantage of them. She wants to be with Dong, although it is "Midwest" and "believe in the sanctity of marriage" - their marriage is just a sham. Dong also knows can get deported if the INS learns that his is only a marriage of green cards, however.

In the end, Dong is putting the kibosh on his and Kimmy chemistry sizzle. Says he and Kimmy can no longer see each other, so they do not get carried away by the magic of skating and all the minnow of dead silver falling around him in the bathroom of his apartment (only in the insane world of Kimmy Schmidt is this fun). Kimmy is devastated, but she begins to believe in love and a possible reconciliation later in the episode, thanks to Tito.

The last time we saw Tito, Vonda (Pernell Walker), the woman who threw halfway through your wedding - just before they made their carefully choreographed dance - had finally tracked him. He's trying to prevent fleeing again. Kimmy thinks the way through this mess is to talk to Vonda, so it takes to get ice cream, hoping they can convince Vonda make peace with Tito.

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