Season 1 – The Neighborhood

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Kathryn S @Kathy552 Mar 7 Deep fried butts. Sometimes my family watches this and I hate it so much. No plot, just butts See more Caleb C @Calen Mar 3 While the political commentary and constant apologizing can sometimes be a bit stale,, The neighborhood is the first sitcom I’ve really thoroughly enjoyed in years. The chemistry between a solid cast and decent writing , laughing out loud leaves me pretty satisfied. See more ben W @Ben.w14 Feb 26 Very woke and hard to watch some episodes. But had a few laughs here and there See more Jen N @Flygirl2992 Feb 20 Paramount keeps trying to make me watch this show! I tried once and couldn't finish it. Racist humor is just not very entertaining, who could have guessed? See more Ed R @JustcallmeER Jan 15 WAYYYY too woke and cheesy to be in this day and age. See more Cha-Ka T @Cha-Ka Dec 12 The Neighborhood relies almost entirely on tired, exaggerated racial stereotypes, and it does so in a way that feels lazy, outdated, and painfully unfunny. Instead of offering sharp social commentary or clever observational humor, the show leans on cartoonish portrayals of black and white characters that reduce entire groups of people to predictable punchlines. Racial-based humor can work when it’s written with insight, balance, and self-awareness. This show has none of that. The jokes feel forced and shallow, as if they were pulled from a checklist of clichés rather than real human experiences. The constant "us vs. them" dynamic isn’t clever or provocative—it’s repetitive and exhausting. Rather than bridging differences through humor, it exaggerates them to the point of absurdity. What’s most baffling is how poorly written the humor is. It’s genuinely hard to understand how The Neighborhood is still on the air, let alone how it retained viewers beyond the first episode. See more Read all reviews

The Neighborhood — Season 1

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