black-ish returns with a strong cast that isn't afraid to tell the necessary truths about family life and race relations while maintaining the funny, weird moments viewers love. Read critic reviews
black-ish (2015 - 2016)
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Episodes
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1. The Word
Air date: Sep 23, 2015
Jack nearly gets expelled when he performs a song with lyrics containing an offensive word at a school talent show.
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2. Rock, Paper, Scissors, Gun
Air date: Sep 30, 2015
Dre considers getting a gun when a nearby house is broken into, sparking a debate on the best ways to protect one's family; Zoey asks Pops to teach her karate.
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3. Dr. Hell No
Air date: Oct 7, 2015
Dre and Bow are shocked and concerned when Pops admits that he has not been to a doctor in several years.
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4. Daddy's Day
Air date: Oct 14, 2015
Dre and his colleagues create a holiday initiative called Daddy's Day -- everything that Father's Day is not; Junior tries to help Bow around the house.
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5. Churched
Air date: Oct 21, 2015
When Dre accepts an invitation from the neighbors to attend church one Sunday, the family members have a great day and decide they should say "yes" to things more frequently; Jack and Diane discover they were never baptized.
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6. Jacked o' Lantern
Air date: Oct 28, 2015
Dre's nieces and nephews come to the neighborhood to trick-or-treat, to the disappointment of his own kids; Dre faces his cousin June Bug, who used to bully him.
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7. Charlie in Charge
Air date: Nov 11, 2015
Dre relies on pharmaceutical assistance to help him conquer his fear of flying when he and Bow take Zoey to visit Brown University -- Bow's alma mater; Charlie reveals details about a former flame (Amber Rose).
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8. Chop Shop
Air date: Nov 18, 2015
Before the family Christmas card shoot, Dre takes Junior and Jack to get a haircut from his lifelong barber, T., but Junior chooses another barber.
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9. Man at Work
Air date: Dec 2, 2015
Bow thinks Dre's visiting childhood friend is taking advantage of his generosity; the ex-wife of Stevens & Lido's founding partner gains control of half the company and puts Dre in a difficult position.
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10. Stuff
Air date: Dec 9, 2015
Dre worries that Christmas is too commercialized, and Pops and Ruby think the kids have forgotten the true meaning of Christmas.
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the show gets better each year comes with new concepts and have a lot of episodes where they show that they have used that very well
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I still find this Show funny and interesting
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Esta temporada fueron mas alla de la comedia, en varios episodios los usaron para expresar su posicion sobre algunos aspectos de la sociedad hacia personas de color. Igual mantienen un buen nivel
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Although the premise is not at all original, Black-ish offers a talented cast, - led by Anthony Anderson's comic persona - some sharp, funny cultural issues and a big heart.
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Funny and entertaining.
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An underrated show that has had it's ups and downs, but is killing in in the second season.
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Very funny. very racist though
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I'm not sure why it's only getting 54% from viewers but maybe they need to read this review. I was like a lot of people, skeptical of the name. I thought it was too on the nose and being as how the cast was black I thought the title was just over kill. I did not like the first episode that much,m I thought the use of the word "black" was just too overwhelming and thought the writers wrote themselves into a little sandbox and I was looking for so much more. The second episode gave me what I was looking for!I then became invested in the show because I saw the potential and I was willing to forgive the first episode because pilots are often crap. The rest of the season really showed me that they may have found their footing, but season two took it to a whole new level. This show is now clicking on alll cylinders. It takes social commentary and social issues, some black-centric and and some not, injected lots of humor and gave you a good message at the end. This is my modern day Family Matters, This is what I wanted to the show to be from the gate and I can't tell you how happy I am to see us at this point. The cast chemistry is season two is just fantastic. If you aren't watching this show you are a fool. This show has found it's stride and they are taking off. I get that warm feeling at the end and I feel like a subject was brought to life and addressed in a very well fashion. This is what I loved about 90 sitcoms and this why I love the show. Black-ish, you had my curiosity now you have my attention.
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blackish finds it's stride in it's sophomore season dishing out bursts of laughter while handling tough topics in ways the entire family can watch together.
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