The Detour Season 2 Episode 12
The Detour
Season 2

Ep 12. The Ass

  • TVMA
  • April 25, 2017
  • 26 min
  • 7.5  (123)

Title: The Detour Season 2 Episode 12 - "The Ass"

Description:

In the uproarious episode titled "The Ass," the second season of The Detour takes viewers on another wild and riveting comedic journey. This side-splitting episode follows the Parker family as they continue their epic road trip, filled with unexpected detours and misadventures.

As the episode begins, Nate Parker, his wife Robin, and their children Delilah and Jared find themselves still on the run, navigating through a seemingly never-ending series of absurd situations. Their chaotic yet hilarious journey has tested their relationships, strewn obstacles in their path, and brought out unexpected qualities in each character. However, in this installment, the stakes are higher than ever before.

The episode centers around the family's arrival in an idyllic small town named Pineapple. At first glance, Pineapple appears to be an ordinary, picturesque community—an apparent respite from the mayhem that has plagued the Parkers throughout their adventure. However, as the family quickly discovers, appearances can be deceiving.

Soon after their arrival, the Parkers find themselves embroiled in a mystery surrounding a peculiar local statue: an enormous sculpture of a donkey. The enigmatic "ass" statue quickly becomes a source of intrigue, as rumors of its origins and supernatural powers circulate throughout the town. Intrigued by the Donkey's mystique, the Parkers set out on a quest to uncover the truth behind this odd local phenomenon.

What ensues is an uproarious and unforgettable series of misadventures involving quixotic characters, absurd scenarios, and side-splitting comedic moments. Along the way, the Parkers encounter an array of eccentric townsfolk, each harboring their own secrets and motivations. As they delve deeper into the mystery, the family discovers that beneath the surface of Pineapple lies a web of entangled stories, long-held secrets, and unexpected connections.

Amidst the chaos, Nate and Robin find their own relationship tested as they confront their respective desires, fears, and doubts. Delilah and Jared, too, face their own unique challenges, discovering strengths and skills they never knew they possessed. Through it all, the family begins to realize that their journey is not just about surviving the road trip but also about discovering who they truly are as individuals and as a family.

"The Ass" episode showcases The Detour's signature combination of irreverent humor, absurd situations, and sharp writing. The brilliant ensemble cast, including Jason Jones, Natalie Zea, Liam Carroll, and Ashley Gerasimovich, captures the nuances of their characters' quirks and idiosyncrasies with comedic precision. Meanwhile, the show's clever storytelling and unexpected plot twists maintain a frenetic pace that keeps audiences both entertained and guessing.

As Season 2 reaches its climax, "The Ass" perfectly encapsulates The Detour's ability to blend light-hearted comedy with poignant moments, all within a family-centric narrative. With remarkable wit, the series touches on universal themes of love, resilience, and the strength of familial bonds, even in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles.

So buckle up for another unforgettable adventure with the Parkers in "The Ass," as they navigate their way through a peculiar small town, unravel mysteries, and face the unexpected with uproarious humor and unwavering determination. This uproariously entertaining episode is guaranteed to leave viewers eagerly anticipating the dramatic conclusion to The Detour's second season.

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  • First Aired
    April 25, 2017
  • Content Rating
    TVMA
  • Runtime
    26 min
  • Language
    English
  • IMDB Rating
    7.5  (123)