What We Do in the Shadows 6x6

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6x6: Laszlo's Father
Laszlo’s father’s ghost returns to make amends, while Nadja and Nandor deal with the shapeshifters who have moved in next door.

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[flyingpigs_live]

So if the last episode was named after Nandor, and this one was named after Laszlo, then that means the next one is about Nadja, right? RIGHT????

Ofc not. Because she's a woman.

[squirrels_oh_no]

Did you notice though that they seemingly gave up trying to disguise her pregnancy this episode? They put a vest on her at one point and otherwise she's just wearing weirdly oversized clothes now which aren't hiding anything.

[flyingpigs_live]

Yea they haven't even been trying at all this season. I mean they didn't even bother to come up with some lame in-show reason for it. Honestly it feels like everyone involved with the show is over it.

[squirrels_oh_no]

Did you see that Matt Berry interview? He seems especially over it LOL, but I think he only acts to support his music.

They did make a period joke about Nadja one episode (like saying it was her time of the month) and she said she didn't have a period like it was some weird wink wink, but I mean, this show is fucking ridiculous, they could have gotten her pregnant and made that a central mystery vs... uh... IDK what the central theme this season is, they already seemed to have forgotten Guillermo's job and Jerry.

[witchamajigger]

She said "the dead don't have periods!" Nothing wink wink about it.

[witchamajigger]

Personally I'm ok with them not giving a shit about trying to hide her pregnancy. It never works and always seems hokey as fuck.

[lone_concertina]

Right? Why is that a sticking point for people? Just go with it, it's a show about fucking vampires in Staten Island

[villanellesalt]

It's really noticeable how the four male leads all had important "sidequests" since the beginning while Nadja always got the throwaway joke plot. And how they pretty much have only two recurrent female characters (Nadja and The Guide), even the guests are almost always men (bosses, friends, etc).