Johnson

It's hard to find televisions shows that dig into the black culture of music, relationships, where we come from, and the way we interact with each other. This show has done a great job at casting and creating each character to be unique and individual. I enjoy every Sunday, every new episode, and every rollout from Johnson.

This show is so good! Too many people are sleeping on it, I just found out and watched the whole thing. Some haters on IMDB for sure, I don't know what they're talking about. This show made me laugh, and hit me in the feelings. Definitely watch it, so glad it got a second season.

I find the reviews to be a bit unfair but hey art is open to criticism. Honestly, it's cool and refreshing to see this group and I am glad that they got a season 2 which is coming up. I think has the series moves along and actors gain their feet performances will increase. Chemistry will evolve anddddd this show will continue to grow. Congrats fellas!

The thing that attracted me to Johnson in the first place was that it was about four Black men, their friendships, and their worlds. All of this is told from a male viewpoint, so the show is automatically invaluable. Especially great is the way it deals with current events, careers, overcoming, and love.

Women who want to understand the men in their lives need to watch a show like this. I'm sure those same women would take a man's advice about their issues with men. This fits the bill.

It's a wonderful show. I tell every woman I know about it. And that they should watch. I wish the episodes were longer. On a side note, who couldn't like how the intro includes Greg's Buick Electra 225 convertible? For four men who aren't related by blood, they sure act like kin, even when things go wrong. The negative reviews here are undeserved. Read the positive ones. Then binge-watch up to the latest episode. You will understand.

Great writing, great acting, great film making. I love seeing a show that's funny, but can show men being vulnerable in an authentic fashion. Trust me, that's hard for us.