The Parent 'Hood (TV Series )

[m0rninggl0ry]

Former New York college professor Robert Peterson and his wife, Jerri, share their Manhattan brownstone apartment with their four kids. It was a series that followed a middle class family in Harlem through the ups and downs of life.

The Critic episode is about Wendell and Robert give an unfavorable review of a "hood" film. The review is seen as selling out by the community, until Robert invites the film's director to defend his work. Meanwhile, Zaria dates her opinionated classmate Shakim.



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[ThisWorldAintRight]

Nostalgia.


Haven't watched this show in many years.
I remember it tackled some serious issues.

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

Very underrated show.

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

Dope show..Robert's daydreams were so annoying tho

I can't remember which episode it was but it was a dude on there singing "Keep it warm baby" I been saying that for years

 

[Conscious Pilot]

Every family had an uncle/family friend like Faizon


Regan Gomez Preston

 

[ThisWorldAintRight]

I still remember the gang episode with WC.

 

[Ol’Otis]

used to Zaria was cute but now not so much


the little sister grew up to look nice



show was meh to me
robert daydreams

it really dropped when Kenny Blank left and they added TK


overall 5/10

 

[Stir Fry]

 

[m0rninggl0ry]

Dope show..Robert's daydreams were so annoying tho

I can't remember which episode it was but it was a dude on there singing "Keep it warm baby" I been saying that for years

I loved Roberts daydreams. I found it very insightful. Robert T. is always daydreaming. he daydreamed in Hollywood Shuffle





sidenote, that was the episode ft Dru Hill

 

[SAJ!!]

Bottom line, that show was Dope!

fukk what you heard.

 

[m0rninggl0ry]

they added TK

I remember my sisters friends loved TK.

 

[thaKEAF]

Show was good..someone needs to make a netflix for black shows they get no love on these streaming services

 

[ATearInMyEye]

What's Wiz Khalifa gotta do with This blassic show

 

[b. woods]

Remember that episode when that "pro-black" director who claimed to be from Harlem was creating those films using negative black stereotypes, and Robert put him on the Summer Jam Screen, exposing his ass as a privileged fraud from Central Park West?

"Chauncey, Chauncey, chubby little Chauncey!!! "

EDIT: @m0rninggl0ry posted it in the OP.

 

[RedEye Jedi]

90s was a special time for black cinema