Baskets season 2 episode 1 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Baskets, a diabetic clown facing adulthood, gets praised for landing a job. Family tensions rise when Martha's sexual encounter with Dale surfaces. Baskets confronts the potential closure of the local rodeo, his professional backbone. Visiting Baskets' mother, Martha delves into family history. Baskets, struggling financially, joins a group of travelers, adopting the nickname 'Noodles'. Internal conflicts, especially with Trinity, challenge his integration. As group dynamics collapse, Baskets, feeling responsible, decides to leave, marking a turning point in his journey.
Full Episode S02E01 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Baskets' condition?
Baskets is diabetic.
Why does Baskets feel the need to grow up?
He realizes he needs a real job and to face his responsibilities.
Who is Martha in relation to Baskets?
Martha is a mutual friend of Baskets and his family.
What conflict arises involving Dale?
Dale had a sexual encounter with Martha, causing tension.
What is the dilemma Baskets faces regarding his career?
The local rodeo, crucial for his clown career, is set to close.
What does Martha bring during her visit to Baskets' mother?
She brings a missing flyer for Chip and discusses family photos.
How does Baskets end up with a group of travelers?
He encounters them after being kicked out of a train where he was trying to sleep.
What nickname is given to Baskets by the travelers?
He is nicknamed 'Noodles.'
What issue arises between Baskets and Trinity in the group?
There's tension over roles and contributions, leading to Trinity feeling undervalued and leaving.
Why does Baskets decide to leave the group?
He feels out of place and responsible for the disruptions in the group.