tracey-882-770458
Joined Dec 2013
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Finally a show that is decent enough that I can enjoy and watch with my kids who are 9,10 & 12. Some jokes I get, some jokes they get but all in all, it is a pleasant show to watch and true to life.
I think as the seasons progress (if the network will give it time) my rating will increase.
Great actors, adult and child and Brad Garret is sexy, or maybe it is only because he is 6'8, like he says in one episode. Either way, relaxing, enjoyable entertainment that is a break from the stress of everyday life!
I think as the seasons progress (if the network will give it time) my rating will increase.
Great actors, adult and child and Brad Garret is sexy, or maybe it is only because he is 6'8, like he says in one episode. Either way, relaxing, enjoyable entertainment that is a break from the stress of everyday life!
I certainly hope that the bad reviews will not stop HBO from airing more episodes. My husband and I watched it in Canada. Might I add we are as white as white can be and loved the show.
We liked the insight into what it is like to be black in America. How growing up poor and black and then becoming a superstar athlete made them question why people in their college liked them. How Snoop Dogg said that living as a black in America you don't realize that in other countries they don't treat people of colour the same way. Things you don't realize until you travel.
Also, I love Jon Stewart and always will. I liked how it was a group of men discussing feelings, so rarely seen in person and something I think young men growing up should be exposed to.
Hoping for more episodes
We liked the insight into what it is like to be black in America. How growing up poor and black and then becoming a superstar athlete made them question why people in their college liked them. How Snoop Dogg said that living as a black in America you don't realize that in other countries they don't treat people of colour the same way. Things you don't realize until you travel.
Also, I love Jon Stewart and always will. I liked how it was a group of men discussing feelings, so rarely seen in person and something I think young men growing up should be exposed to.
Hoping for more episodes