"Fresh Off the Boat" - these n*ggaz played Biggie and ODB in the 1st 3 minutes of the show....

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Cool to see Lloyd from Entourage pop up on this episode as Jessica's ex.

The youngest son making a science project that broke down all the chemicals in Dr. Pepper :skip:. When he was trying to give his brother chickenpox it reminded me of those creepy Asian kids in horror movies.

Lewis not knowing that snowbunny at his job was trying to get the D :bryan:

I died when dude said "TIME FOR THE OL HUANG FIRE RUB" and he shook the hell out of her when the snowbunny asked to be rubbed back :dead:
 

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I was sketching this morning....
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Eddie Huang Rips 'Fresh Off the Boat' (Again): "I Don't Recognize My Own Life"

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The comedy, based on Huang's memoir of the same name, details young Eddie's (played by Hudson Yang) move with his family from D.C. to Orlando and is the first Asian-American series on the broadcast networks in 20 years (since Margaret Cho's All American Girl).

"For the record I don't watch #FreshOffTheBoat on @ABCNetwork," Huang wrote, kicking off a series of posts in which he voiced his disdain for the critical darling starring Constance Wu and Randall Park.

"I'm happy people of color are able to see a reflection of themselves through #FreshOffTheBoat on@ABCNetwork but I don't recognize it," he added.

"My only goal was to represent my Taiwanese-Chinese-American experience & I did that. We also proved viewers want diverse content so make it!" he continued. "I had to say something because I stood by the pilot. After that it got so far from the truth that I don't recognize my own life. I don't think it is helping us to perpetuate an artificial representation of Asian American lives and we should address it. I'm sorry if anyone feels let down. I sincerely did my best and will keep doing. The matrix is strong but the Jedi will return...#BasedFOB"

The tweets come after Huang made waves for criticizing Fresh Off the Boat producers in a first-person essayin which he called the series a "cornstarch story."

In a February interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Huang graded the series a "B" and pushed for a domestic violence arc: "I feel like if we are going to talk about Asian families, it's something we should discuss and think about how we can address."

ABC and producers 20th Century Fox Television declined comment on Huang's latest remarks.
 

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I stopped watching when they called Jermaine Dupri "ashy little nugget."

Im not supporting racist media.
 

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Eddie Huang Rips 'Fresh Off the Boat' (Again): "I Don't Recognize My Own Life"

fresh_off_the_boat_eddie_huang.jpg

The comedy, based on Huang's memoir of the same name, details young Eddie's (played by Hudson Yang) move with his family from D.C. to Orlando and is the first Asian-American series on the broadcast networks in 20 years (since Margaret Cho's All American Girl).

"For the record I don't watch #FreshOffTheBoat on @ABCNetwork," Huang wrote, kicking off a series of posts in which he voiced his disdain for the critical darling starring Constance Wu and Randall Park.

"I'm happy people of color are able to see a reflection of themselves through #FreshOffTheBoat on@ABCNetwork but I don't recognize it," he added.

"My only goal was to represent my Taiwanese-Chinese-American experience & I did that. We also proved viewers want diverse content so make it!" he continued. "I had to say something because I stood by the pilot. After that it got so far from the truth that I don't recognize my own life. I don't think it is helping us to perpetuate an artificial representation of Asian American lives and we should address it. I'm sorry if anyone feels let down. I sincerely did my best and will keep doing. The matrix is strong but the Jedi will return...#BasedFOB"

The tweets come after Huang made waves for criticizing Fresh Off the Boat producers in a first-person essayin which he called the series a "cornstarch story."

In a February interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Huang graded the series a "B" and pushed for a domestic violence arc: "I feel like if we are going to talk about Asian families, it's something we should discuss and think about how we can address."

ABC and producers 20th Century Fox Television declined comment on Huang's latest remarks.


He sold the the rights of his life to a major studio...The fukk did he expect? :heh:

I've watched the last few episodes and have been :ld: for the most part. Though the two little brothers are funny.
 

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Ol girl said I bet you have a big funny bone

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:deadrose:@ his wife nit realizing even people are gay
:heh: "what does this have ti di with Philadelphia? They should put Rocky in it"
:mjlol:*in refrence to Philadelphia* "wait, which one was gay? "
 

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I get that it's his life story, but he should chill because this show is the closest Asians have come to having some representation onscreen and he might kill it if he turns people against the show. It may not tackle any issues but it's a fun show with a different twist. Progress takes time...
 
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