‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’: S1 E8 “Game Night”
What will happen now that Maya and Kash have finally kissed? What about Andrew and Tony 2? Will their relationship go anywhere?
The eighth episode of the Mindy Kaling / Matt Warburton co-created mini-series Four Weddings and a Funeral landed on Hulu Wednesday, 28 August 2019 with an enormous splash and it’s “Game Night.”
Picking up only moments after that kiss, the one between Maya (Nathalie Emmanuel) and Kash (Nikesh Patel), the Tom Marshall directed episode was nothing short of brilliant.
Fish n’ Chips is big in the British Isles. Anyone with half a brain would know this is true and yet Maya, even though she had been living in London for eight months, had not had the quintessential British delicacy. What’s wrong with her? Consequently, because of this apparent oversight by the American, Kash takes Maya to a local sit-in chippy.
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