Literally because they forced it onto us, that same black guy, then proceeded to get into a cramped phone booth with a white girl in the middle of the night and kiss her in public. That same guy ALSO bought food from said guy who'd arrested him, didn't care he'd been racially abused, wasn't even aware that he was out…

Check out my post to Evan, above, I answered your comment there. :)

Think about the times, then think about how many black people would be physicists, RESPECTED (pretty much by all his colleagues) AND also be involved and TRUSTED to be involved in something like this. Racial bias and inherent racial bias was a thing back in those days. It's rare enough to have a black scientist in…

How many of them like him though? There were, but there were a handful, and definitely they weren't all hot, former Navy sailors who are oblivious to possible racism.

I know, I was being sarcastic. Basically what I meant is that there shouldn't be a black physicist that just so happens to also be working on something that the SSR would be involved in, that ALSO happens to find Peggy attractive and is willing to be her love interest, that ALSO happens to have balls of steel coz he's…

Still doesn't explain his complete lack of regard for his safety. I don't care what show or genre this is, in 1950s America, no black guy is gonna be kissing a white girl, DEFINITELY not in public and actually, ESPECIALLY, not in the dark at night. He's basically just asking to be racially abused. It's like a woman…

Yeah, I thought a) people would be nervous around her, B) I'd see some shocked looks at her, I mean, they're pretty much glossing over it.

Why does he (or she) suck?

Hallelujah!!! Someone's finally noticed that. Wike's is the most improbable character in the whole show. Unless he's mind controlled a hell of a lot of people, there's no way a black guy would be in such a prominent position, in such a big company that's ALSO involved in nutty activities. The odds of that even in a…

To be honest, it's a TV show based in a 1950s US centric world, set in a prominent intelligence operation with a number of famous high profile companies. The only black guy in the show should be a porter on a train or a waiter, not a prominent physicist who's willing to kiss a white girl in public. I'm surprised MORE…

I don't understand why there's a black person in the show at all. This is the 1950s in the US, the few prominent black people weren't likely to be asked to be involved in conspiracies and the likelihood is they wouldn't have been involved in anything the SSR was involved with. The two shouldn't be mixing, unless it's…

Can I say that, being black, I'm actually more annoyed at the fact that there's a person of colour in the show, than there isn't? This IS the 1950s in America. Granted there will be black people around, but they wouldn't likely be in very prominent or useful positions, if they are, the likelihood of them also being…

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OMG. Please stop with the RWG shit. We know it's you. Why do you need that stupid thing. It's just annoying and you look like an arrogant git.

How does marijuana remotely link to a show about superheroes??? Short of marijuana being a cause of a superpower (and this being a show for kids) it has absolutely no relation.

Ok, seriously what is up with the RWG thing? Just say what you have to say lol. We know it's you, we can tell by the name, it just looks really arrogant and really weird.