While some might bemoan the deviations from the main narrative with these side episodes, they showcase the ingenuity of Donald Glover and his writing team and their desire to take on stories we seldom see on TV with gusto and panache. Season 3 took quite a few big storytelling swings in that regard with outings like episode four, which is about reparations owed to the Black community from white people with slave-owning ancestors, and episode nine, which followed a mixed-race high school student proving he’s Black to score a college scholarship. “The Goof Who Sat by the Door” doesn’t mark the first time the show has aired an episode without its four leads. “ATLANTA” - “Born 2 Die” - Season 4, Episode 3 (Airs Sept 22) Pictured (L-R): Donald Glover as Earn Marks. You’re not even mad at Atlantafor pulling the wool over your eyes. Of course, the storytelling seamlessly forms the backbone of this episode. Unabashedly, I Googled names like “Thomas Washington” to see if they were real people.

“The Goof Who Sat by the Door” feels so real that you’d swear you were watching an actual documentary on the making of A Goofy Movie. Now, picture award-winning surrealist comedy Atlanta debuting a fake documentary chronicling the rise and downfall of the fictional Disney CEO behind that movie.

You’ve jammed to Powerline’s catchy tunes, “Stand Out” and “I2I.” You’ve said “Leaning Tower of Cheesa” to yourself unironically. If you’re a Millennial, there’s a good chance you wore out your family’s VHS copy of A Goofy Movie. AtlantaSeason 4 Episode 8, “The Goof Who Sat by the Door,” is the show’s most audacious outing, brilliantly weaving a fictional behind-the-scenes narrative into the foundation of an established Disney film.

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