Dre and Bow are furious after Diane isn't lit properly in her class photo; Junior claims there is unspoken colorism within the family.
Bow feels overwhelmed after the birth of DeVante and learns she is suffering from postpartum depression; the kids babyproof the house in an effort to help their parents.
When Ruby invites Dre and Bow to meet the new man in her life, Dre goes on the defensive and finds any reason to dislike him. Once Pops learns that Ruby's suitor is the real deal, he comes up with a ...
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Jack joins the robotics club to Dre's dismay; Ruby embellishes a story for Diane's school project.
Bow is heartbroken to learn that Diane is no longer friends with Sophie; Dre discovers a hole in the wall that Junior and Jack were hiding and forces them to fix their own expensive ...
| Series cast summary: | |||
| Anthony Anderson | ... | Andre 'Dre' Johnson / ... 135 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
| Tracee Ellis Ross | ... | Rainbow Johnson / ... 135 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
| Marcus Scribner | ... | Andre Johnson, Jr. 135 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
| Miles Brown | ... | Jack Johnson / ... 134 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
| Marsai Martin | ... | Diane Johnson / ... 134 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
| Peter Mackenzie | ... | Mr. Stevens / ... 126 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
| Jenifer Lewis | ... | Ruby / ... 118 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
| Jeff Meacham | ... | Josh / ... 114 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
| Deon Cole | ... | Charlie Telphy / ... 110 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
| Yara Shahidi | ... | Zoey Johnson / ... 86 episodes, 2014-2019 | |
| Laurence Fishburne | ... | Pops / ... 64 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
A family man struggles to gain a sense of cultural identity while raising his kids in a predominantly white, upper-middle-class neighborhood.
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Normally I don't go to the trouble of writing a review but in this case I had to. Reading the other reviews you'd think this was directed by Malcolm X. It's amazing how offended people can get by a black character (yes he's a character and one of the few) on TV. Do these reviewers who were so utterly offended by this character ever stop to wonder what the black community thinks of white TV? Which is to say almost all TV.
They mentioned being too militant, too black black black (even though that's literally in the title) and so forth. If you watched the entirety of the show, you'd realize that was the point. It was way over top, it was a classic caricature of a man who realized, and so too did his family, how ridiculous he was being and let it all go at the end.
At the end of the day it was funny and entertaining, my wife and I laughed out loud at a few spots which rarely happens. As for the not-believable comment, well I'll leave it at the fact that it's a comedy on TV. That's like saying I don't watch The Colbert Report because it misrepresents the news. By this standard you'll scrap about 95% of the stuff out there, although Transformers could happen if you think about it.
My gauge of a show is whether I was entertained or not, and in this case I was. I second the 7.3 round to a 7.