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Black-ish is very positive.
I know. nikkaz just hate on Blackish because it's not like some Africa Islam kill Whitey type shyt.
25 Things You Didn't Know About Family Matters
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I know. nikkaz just hate on Blackish because it's not like some Africa Islam kill Whitey type shyt.
jwonder
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Compare if you are old enough the black tv shows in the 80's and 90's vs the 2000's and 2010's . Pretty sure you'll see the shows were more positive back then vs now
I know. nikkaz just hate on Blackish because it's not like some Africa Islam kill Whitey type shyt.
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Oh yeah, I feel you about the number of shows in comparison, but you said "none". I'm just sayin'. "K.C. Undercover" is pretty much a 21st century TGIF show. It would've fit right in with Urkel and Step by Step back in the day and it's a positive example of a strong functional Black family,
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Man, we always hear about Aunt Viv's beef with Will Smith but look at Jo Marie Payton getting her show ripped out of her hands by a nikka that was supposed to have one episode...
damn, dirty shame!
Keef and jaleel had a son
That show abused thisLaura: Steve you done it this time. I never want to see you again.
Steve: *walks away and turns to Laura* I will always love you*walks out*
Audience: Awwwwwwww
*Commerical*
Carl: son you not only made me upset but... I'm very disappointed in you Eddie
*walks into the kitchen*
Eddie: *sits on the couch* I'm sorry dad
Audience: awww
Que commercial
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That show abused this
Carl: son you not only made me upset but... I'm very disappointed in you Eddie
*walks into the kitchen*
Eddie: *sits on the couch* I'm sorry dad
Audience: awww
Que commercial
My dumb ass be waiting the whole commercial break like
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Damn Eddie how you gonna make it right???My childhood wasn't that bad
Wayne's Brothers was GOAT shyt. I still catch re-runs late at night and I still laugh.
Jamie Foxx show was good too.
My favorite scene.... I used to want Eddie to sang to me like this
Not no more Eddie, not no more
Not no more Eddie, not no more
SPACE IS FAKE
Say No To NASA!
I remember when I was a young kid (probably about 3 or 4), and thinking that Little Richie (the mulatto boy with the jerry curl on the show) and Mariah Carey were the same person.
yo low key knuckles is funny as fukk
Drew Wonder
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Show was unbelievably corny, but I still have a soft spot for it. TGIF as a youngin was just Boy Meets World, Family Matters, Step by Step and Hanging With Mr. Cooper
Anyway, most slept on character was Weasel. Dude had the GOAT pickup line
Boy Meets World, Family Matters, Step by Step and Hanging With Mr. Cooper Anyway, most slept on character was Weasel. Dude had the GOAT pickup line
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Like I said, for all y'all who liked "Family Matters", check out "K.C. Undercover" on Disney. It's the best Black family show other than "Blackish" on TV by a long shot.
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So many random things I remember from that show..
Myra was married to Theo Huxtable in real life.
The character who played the DJ for the roof party for the Urkel Dance was Harvey Garvey. A few characters had rhyming names like Waldo Faldo and Myrtle Urkel, another instance of Jaleel White crossdressing.
I even remember that cheer from Laura's cheer squad.
Do ya, do ya, clap clap clap, do ya, do ya..?
...and Maxine getting the gun flashed on her was probably one of the realest moments I'd seen on network TV at that point of my life. I was straightat that.
No, I don't think so....
UpAndComing
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So many random things I remember from that show..
Myra was married to Theo Huxtable in real life.
The character who played the DJ for the roof party for the Urkel Dance was Harvey Garvey. A few characters had rhyming names like Waldo Faldo and Myrtle Urkel, another instance of Jaleel White crossdressing.
I even remember that cheer from Laura's cheer squad.
Do ya, do ya, clap clap clap, do ya, do ya..?
...and Maxine getting the gun flashed on her was probably one of the realest moments I'd seen on network TV at that point of my life. I was straight