Vanessa Baden

Now, we're gonna let you guys in on something.

We also interviewed, uh, series writers Vanessa Baden Kelly and Justin Britt-Gibson.

And we're gonna have that episode for you maybe a little later on this week.

Maybe you guys get a little bit more than what you bargained for.

We've got Mundy, Lindelof, and King, which are the three showrunners.

Vanessa Baden-Kelly, who's got one and a half credits, I guess you want to call it that way.

Black woman.

Brianna Gibson, who's got a credit.

We've got Mundy, Lindelof, and King, which are the three showrunners.

Vanessa Baden-Kelly, who's got one and a half credits, I guess you want to call it that way.

Black woman.

Brianna Gibson, who's got a credit.

That could narrow it down a smidge without confirming anything about who from this group that's left over could be returning for the season two writer's room.

There's only three people left to be named, and that would be Brianna Gibson, Vanessa Baden or Vanessa Baden Kelly, and Justin Britt Gibson.

You guess one of them and you got a 33.33 repeated percent chance of getting it correct or like a 67% chance of getting it wrong.

But that's the first one.

It just feel right, man.

Because you got Vanessa Baden Kelly from Gullah Gullah Island, Kenan & Kel's sister, is the, one of the EPs.

She wrote that episode.

You get Black people in there to tell Black stories, they know how to make nigga feel right.

Oh, okay.

Vanessa Baden-Kelly.

Okay.

So just to set the record straight.

You know, who is behind it.

You got Tom King and Damon Lindelof, and then you've got Vanessa Baden Kelly, and you just know that it's most likely not just a, offhand comment and of course we saw as the episodes have progressed how bad it has gotten

so dumb the troglodytes that support this show are we all we have to do is look at the imdb and have knowledge of what those people have done before that's really all it takes and i've watched what they

have done before right you know pattern recognition it's kind of a thing we do You know, over over, especially when it's this long.

yeah but hey guys we're reading

into it it's not there in that first episode we're only reading into it

and that's the thing about the start of shows like this is you want to give it a chance but the problem is is you know who is writing it you know who is behind it you got tom king and damon lindloff and then you've got vanessa baden kelly and you just know that it's most likely not just uh offhand comment and of course we saw as the episodes have progressed how bad it has gotten

so dumb the troglodytes that support this show are we all we have to do is look at the imdb and have knowledge of what those people have done before that's really all it takes and they've watched what they

Good.

Um, shout out to Vanessa Baden Kelly, who is the writer of the third episode of Lanterns, was a phenomenal ep- episode.

Shout out to everyone over there.

Uh, a show that's really, really capturing people's-