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TV Review: Season two of &#039;American Vandal&#039; doesn&#039;t stink, commentary accurately depicts teens - Daily Bruin

TV Review: Season two of &#8216;American Vandal&#8217; doesn&#8217;t stink, commentary accurately depicts teens

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“American Vandal” combines poop jokes with hard-hitting social commentary in an evolution of the phallic joke legacy that is consistent throughout season one. The second season of the Netflix original series follows amateur detectives Peter (Tyler Alvarez) and Sam (Griffin Gluck) as they leave the mostly wrapped up mystery of Hanover High and travel to St.

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TV Review: Season two of ‘American Vandal’ doesn’t stink, commentary accurately depicts teens

By Kristin Snyder

Sept. 17, 2018 12:19 a.m.