So we're only a few episodes in, and both Taraji and Terrence Howard are murderers. Okay.

No. He's pointing out the truth.

Another Timbaland production.

I took the bullet holes to be fake, playing up on the name, Ghetto-ass Studio.

It makes his disappearance more plausible. He running because he's guilty. Analyze is just planting seeds and covering her tracks.

You've spent all this time on the internet and never encountered a female-bagging session by other women?? Trust, there are many "stand by your man" types, who would just see Annalise acting out of bitterness and anger at being cheated on. Heck, some may even "blame" her for her husband's straying.

The difference from Midnight Rider is that Sarah Jones was killed during filming. This, on the other hand, seems to be a tragic construction accident.

Where's Frank Ocean now? I'll wait.

There's only one rapper on the show, and it's Hakeem. Now, of you want to use the term, "hip-hop" to broadly categorize young, urban music, that's fine. But Jamal's style is anything but hip-hop.

The point was to show the kids to be so privileged, that having a dad around could be seen as a burden. Meanwhile, in Dre's generation, in poorer neighborhoods, it would be seen as a privilege. Remember, Dre is a product of divorce. But his kids are so far removed from his upbringing, that the idea of their dad not…

They acknowledge racism exists. But they are pointing out that people face all sorts of discrimination, and find communities in all sorts of ways. Andre had to realize that Junior won't have the same experiences; they grew up in different places, so maybe things are different.

The white friend's parents make it a point to reach their son these things. Dre took it for granted that his chosen would just know this stuff. Like he took for granted the Dre would "nod" or automatically love basketball.
Blackish is all about nature vs nurture. Dre's problem is he sees everything as nature, and when…

Nooooo. Blackish got my ratings because I'm invested on keeping this show on the air. Shows like Empire, while enjoyable, are a dime a dozen. We don't get good Black sitcoms but once every 20 years or so.

I died. Especially because I thought it was Zoe who watched Bieber.

They meant good dads, not good Black people.

Wish this show didn't have to go up against Black-ish.

+1

Lil Jamal came out dressed like Little Edie.

She fell in love with him for making two men apologize! That's why I thought it great that she likes him standing up for what's right, but not in a violent, scary way.

I know you're just joking, but it's so funny that this argument was made time and time again, in earnest, when 12 Years a Slave used virtual unknowns and not only swept the Oscars, it made Lupita the IT girl of 2014. Which goes to show, if you have a good script, you don't need A-list actors.