Supelice
Dreadfully Boring
Lollivan
It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.
Helllins
It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.
degaswilson
I want to know what the hell is going on with this show. It is suppose to be about a successful black family living life and raising good, smart children and know it looks like they are heading for divorce.This is NOT why I started to watch this show. If I wanted to watch a family be destroyed by divorce, I could watch my life or my friends lives.This is happening in real life. Must we endure it in our favorite television shows also. I wish they would just go back to the standard and fun format that they started out with. That was fun television. Now with them arguing all the time and in front of the kids, is not the way to keep America interested in watching any longer. Watch, they will probably be canceled because of the turn they are making.Enough said........
MNKim1967
I used to really enjoy watching "Black-ish" - the writing was innovative and the cast was (and still is) stellar. I empathized with story lines highlighting major social occurrences and issues, and, as they mirrored my own thoughts and feelings, it made the series more relevant to me and that much more enjoyable to watch. I laughed wholeheartedly at the satire and looked forward to the next, new, episode each week. However, the series has evolved, and where it's gone is just plain mean. The show is supposed to be a comedy but it's turned into a scripted, serial bully. I pass, now, and think they should change the title to "Hate-ish" - it's a much more apt descriptor.
nash_rambler
I used to be a fan of this show but I have found recent episodes to be very offensive. This show used to portray a unique family and make light of their different cultural backgrounds. Now, it is nothing but a series of poorly written political statements and stereotypes. Do you really have to present every white person as stupid and amoral? How is this any different than all of the negative stereotypes that have been unfairly perpetuated against blacks in the past?
Dave
This is a sitcom about an upper-middle-class African-American family who live in a predominantly white suburb of Los Angeles.The main fault with this show is that it's rarely funny. Three seasons - each consisting of 24 episodes - have been broadcast. A fourth season is due to be broadcast in late 2017.
