Directed by Bryan Gordon and written by the show's creators—John Enbom, Rob Thomas, and Dan Etheridge—the episode maintains the series' sharp wit and focus on the "Hollywood wannabe" lifestyle.
Do you have a favorite moment from Season 2, Episode 2? Let us know in the comments below.
It’s a plot that shouldn't work, but Starr’s deadpan delivery sells it. Watching him try to explain the "purity" of his water while looking like he hasn't slept in three days is quintessential Party Down . It highlights the desperation of the gig economy—everyone is trying to hustle a side project while passing out hors d'oeuvres.
Today, we’re cracking open a cheap beer and revisiting
We have to talk about Roman (Martin Starr). While Ken Marino’s Ron is usually the MVP of physical comedy and anxiety, Roman gets the MVP award for "weirdly specific plotlines" this week. His side quest involves trying to sell his premium, un-tampered-with bottled water to the wealthy parents.
Directed by Bryan Gordon and written by the show's creators—John Enbom, Rob Thomas, and Dan Etheridge—the episode maintains the series' sharp wit and focus on the "Hollywood wannabe" lifestyle.
Do you have a favorite moment from Season 2, Episode 2? Let us know in the comments below. party down s02e02 240p
It’s a plot that shouldn't work, but Starr’s deadpan delivery sells it. Watching him try to explain the "purity" of his water while looking like he hasn't slept in three days is quintessential Party Down . It highlights the desperation of the gig economy—everyone is trying to hustle a side project while passing out hors d'oeuvres. Directed by Bryan Gordon and written by the
Today, we’re cracking open a cheap beer and revisiting It’s a plot that shouldn't work, but Starr’s
We have to talk about Roman (Martin Starr). While Ken Marino’s Ron is usually the MVP of physical comedy and anxiety, Roman gets the MVP award for "weirdly specific plotlines" this week. His side quest involves trying to sell his premium, un-tampered-with bottled water to the wealthy parents.