Ms DuVerney put her foot in this show.

First two episode can be placed on stage
because it moved as a play

was very good. I haven't cried watching a show like this in a long time. The reality of being divided as a family as we are losing a parent hit very close to home for me.

As petty as it might be, the fact that all the rich people on the show are light skin bothered me, though. That image is hurting us and our self esteem as a people, IMO; it reinforces the narrative of the oppressors.

time is money, money is time
so i keep 7 o'clock in the bank and gain interest in the hour of God
I'm saving to buy my freedom, God, grant me wings, I'm too fly not to fly _ Saul Williams

I haven't cried watching a show like this in a
>long time. The reality of being divided as a family as we are
>losing a parent hit very close to home for me.

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When you are born, you cry, and the world rejoices. Live so that when you die, you rejoice, and the world cries.
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You cannot hate people for their own good.

Killers row of cinematography, direction, acting and location.

The writing and the plotting though?

:/

And it bothers me. Because you have glorious scenes like when Rutina Wesley confronted her sister about her buying the setup on her card...but that whole Basketball wives/husbands storyline just seems like soap opera world (the second part of the tape leaking at that perfect time and running into the court...etc)

love how it's shot, the feel, the look. i think Louisiana is just that kind of state/location. You can't really fuck up filming there.

But the story is like ehhh...nothing truly grabbed me and made me want to learn more outside of the son and his relationship with his son. rarely do we see black men in these types of positions on television. but other than that, i'm over it.

ralph angel's demeanor is a bit irritating and the characters seem kinda swarmy.
going to watch the second ep. and go from there.

i already care about most of the characters... that's a feat in itself

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i will not let finite disappointment undermine infinite hope
- Cory Booker

Football is a simple game; 22 men chase a ball for 90 minutes, and at the end the Germans always win
- Gary Lineker

but it looks so dope y'all. some of the framing of the people inside of scenes, weeewwwwwww. the humans are almost like set pieces. there is rarely ever only one person in a shot and the silences are so important too

I do love his relationship with his son but I'm already ready for him to grow past the fuck up stage.

Does anyone know if Charly is the oldest or was she an outside baby or...

Each chracter has depth which I love. 9/10 Charly would ONLY be a wife, not a manager and degree holder. Ralph Angel wouldn't be so doting and understanding with Blue, he'd be a complete loser. And Nova.....I feel like she's the least developed but it's only episode 4. Journalist - drug "dealer" - having an affair with a married white man in New Orleans

>I do love his relationship with his son but I'm already ready
>for him to grow past the fuck up stage.
>
>Does anyone know if Charly is the oldest or was she an outside
>baby or...
>
>Each chracter has depth which I love. 9/10 Charly would ONLY
>be a wife, not a manager and degree holder. Ralph Angel
>wouldn't be so doting and understanding with Blue, he'd be a
>complete loser. And Nova.....I feel like she's the least
>developed but it's only episode 4. Journalist - drug "dealer"
>- having an affair with a married white man in New Orleans

<<Mood...Poppy Okotcha in Look 1 at Ashish Fall 2016
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sa7KBq0q5bU

I was literally in awe of the writing, acting, and direction. Bravo man.