heavy. I've never seen that side of mental health on a TV show. I was genuinely happy to see dude not flip out and act out but have grown enough to talk out what he is going through. Legit going through that with people in my own life. It was dope.

>Admirable that they took the time to develop Gator but would
>be cooler if they did that by having him have friends and a
>significant other like the other characters.*

I mean not everyone has a girlfriend but it did speak to the relationship with his mother and his relationship with people in his world prior to running into Dicky. Sounds like you wanted to see the characters in his world developed but the truth is the show is about dickey so I was happy to see the supporting black character in his world developed in a half hour sitcom.




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>Decent exploration of mental health tho re: Gator
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>* Now that I think about it the Black DJ doesn’t have a girl
>either. But at least he has a career separate from Dave.


Maybe he gets his own Ep later.

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