But then again, there are two sides to every story. Is Sam being a bit oversensitive to the fact that Joel may have another special person in his life? After all, her friend is gay. It’s something he craves even more, so I think he’s afraid of losing what was special between them.” Now she likes him, so that validation is even more important to him. “For Joel, it’s so important to have Sam love him because she is someone he’s worshipped forever and who knew him even when he was that mess of a person in high school. “He’s afraid to tell Sam because they do have this perfect dynamic and he’s afraid that anything new introduced into that dynamic will screw it up,” he says. Somebody Somewhere Sets Season 2 Premiere on HBO, Shares New Teaser Somebody Somewhere: Bridget Everett Teases Season 2, Calls Working With the Late Mike Hagerty 'A Dream' Somebody Somewhere Season 2: Bridget Everett Breaks Down 'Very Real' Premiere Emotions - 'I Missed Him' For a woman with pretty severe abandonment issues, she’s destroyed when she learns the truth, which happens to come from a waiter at their favorite restaurant, of all places. In Sunday’s episode, the resident besties’ friendship experiences its first major bump in the road when Joel finds a new boo (Tim Bagley’s Brad, aka “SLS”) and lies to Sam about it. How can we not talk about Sam and Joel’s biggest rift yet, which spawned feelings of hurt and betrayal between buds.

Really unpacking things today!” she exclaims. When we hop on a Zoom with Bridget Everett and Jeff Hiller to break down Somebody Somewhere‘s sophomore season, of course Episode 5 is high on the agenda, so much so that it catches Everett slightly off guard.

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