While watching this episode it had me wondering if the audience maybe got caught off-guard by the transition from sitcom into a 2 minute history lesson.
This show can get away with it since it's usually bold like that but I remember those kinds of scenes happening at the very beginning of the episode.
I liked it a lot myself.
I'm impressed at how well Daveed is nailing that role.Charlie...just stays slayin left and right. The show feels so empty when he's not in an episode.
I love Bow's brother too. He's awesome.
I'm impressed at how well Daveed is nailing that role.
I hope he stays on the show. The character seems exactly like the person in real life. I've seen him on some talk shows, and he's just chill as hell.
Also, I think this episode may have been influenced by him, just flipped upside down. Daveed says he never really had an identify crisis and was raised Jewish. But I imagine that writers looked at that and his life and flipped it around for Bow to write this episode.
In any case, what I thought started out as a very weird episode (I thought Bow was being a hypocrite and borderline racist) flourished when Ruby opened Bow's eyes up to the issue being Bow's personal struggle. Well done, Ruby.
BLACK JESUS!
How was she being borderline racist? It's understandable that Bow as a black woman would feel some kind of way about Junior dating a white woman since he's dating someone who is totally unlike her and has not had to deal with the identity issues that she has faced in her life.
The episode is influenced by the identity crisis that mixed (half black/half white) people deal with in the United States. They may have two loving parents who are one white and one black but society sees them as black, not half white and half black. Tracee Ellis Ross has a white father and has surely also encountered this issue in her life.
I honestly loved Bow, her brother, Ruby, and parts of Dre's storyline, but I could have done without the kid's room storyline.
Lol Why does Diane dislike Charlie so much? I can't remember it starting.
Lol Why does Diane dislike Charlie so much? I can't remember it starting.
They never showed it on air. Charlie basically mentioned it once that she's the devil and it went on from there in the 1st season. I think Charlie babysat them once?
Hilarious episode, though.
Junior and Charlie are the show.
I thought this was a decent episode.
We must NEVER know.
The Charlie/Diane feud must NEVER be explained.
It is glorious because of that.
So they were not misogynistic,racist, or crazy....but I don't know what they were thinking?
Nice turn back at the end there. Episode would have been iconic if it ended 10 minutes earlier.
So they were not misogynistic,racist, or crazy....but I don't know what they were thinking?
Nice turn back at the end there. Episode would have been iconic if it ended 10 minutes earlier.
After playing Strange Fruit they can't be too woke.
Over all it was what it needed to be for the people that need it
I mean it has a point
And it's something we will all need to come to peace with at some point, but man when Dre was talking about a country that hates ya... still how I feel
His speech at the office is probably the best, most realistic, feeling I have felt watching a TV show ever honestly.
This is also true.
Whatd do u mean? Do u mean that u didnt know there was an ot for the series, or that thete was a thread about the new episode?Made a topic about the episode, didn't know there was already a topic. It was a great episode though.
Whatd do u mean? Do u mean that u didnt know there was an ot for the series, or that thete was a thread about the new episode?
It is fine to make anthread about a certain episode or event, one was made for the obama episode from s2 as wellDidnt know there was an OT for the series.
ABC is looking to spin off its acclaimed family comedy Black-ish. Ive learned that the network is working with series creator/executive producer Kenya Barris and ABC Studios on the project, which would be toplined by Black-ish co-star Yara Shahidi and focus on her character Zoey Johnson in college. I hear the idea is for the potential new comedy series, created by Barris and former Black-ish showrunner Larry Wilmore, to be introduced as a backdoor pilot episode on Black-ish this spring. Sources stress that talks for the spinoff are still in very early stages, with no script and deals in place.
So apparently they are looking into a Different World-esque spin-off with Zoey.
http://tvline.com/2017/01/19/blackish-spinoff-yara-shahidi-zoey-college-abc/
So apparently they are looking into a Different World-esque spin-off with Zoey.
http://tvline.com/2017/01/19/blackish-spinoff-yara-shahidi-zoey-college-abc/
So apparently they are looking into a Different World-esque spin-off with Zoey.
http://tvline.com/2017/01/19/blackish-spinoff-yara-shahidi-zoey-college-abc/
I'd watch it. What did Different World spin from? Never watched it.
WhooooooaaaaSo apparently they are looking into a Different World-esque spin-off with Zoey.
http://tvline.com/2017/01/19/blackish-spinoff-yara-shahidi-zoey-college-abc/
The Cosby show