Demascus

A thin line between love and hate... Modern futuristic times... Love love love love Season 2 A MUST.

Most people are in their heads now in life, no matter race. Just the fact that it's showing black men in therapy is amazing because having feelings and sharing them are hard and they were never raised to do so.

This show had so much potential and the cast was amazing. I loved the examination of this Black man's mental health and relationships as he navigates his own grief. They really need to do another season. The only feedback is that some of the writing in the beginning didn't match the characters who was saying it. For example why was the therapist speaking in such modern colloquialisms, that wasn't necessary.

The show was incredibly creative and absolutely hilarious! I found myself laughing out loud throughout every episode. The writing is clever, the humor is sharp, and the storytelling is refreshingly original. The Thanksgiving episode was definitely my favorite-brilliantly written and performed! I loved seeing Martin Lawrence and Lynn Whitfield together again. The entire cast is super talented and brings so much depth and energy to their roles-I loved how they could switch it up and be completely different characters. I genuinely hope more people discover this gem of a series so we get the chance to see what reality Demascus is truly in. Fingers crossed for another season!

This show was very funny, with a fun plot & great messaging. It's not your typical sci-fi episodic, it has great substance but doesn't feel too serious or heavy. They did a phenomenal job with this gem of a movie & Martin is HILARIOUS!!! Really enjoyed the series; great performances, fun sci-if story with meaning & purpose while keeping you engaged & excited. I only wish it got picked up for a 2nd season.

Black culture at it's finest. The actor who plays Demascus brings instant appeal as a highly relatable and intelligent black man. Demascus represents those black geniuses who don't put on the suit and who don't put on an act for others. He lives in his own universe where code switching is unnecessary. His friends are interesting and Uncle 40, played by Martin Lawrence is an absolute gem.