richaveli83
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Nah, you don't really see the opposite on TV. But I don't care either way. But then again maybe I haven't watched enough TV lately. The only one I can think of is Remy and Jackie on House of Cards.Don't know why people have an issue with black female white male leads when black male other female leads have been ubiquitous and commonplace....in fact that whole dynamic IRL and this board's response to it is
That said, show sounds terrible, it's kinda like how i met your mother but less believable, a series that takes place in the form a flashbacks during a wedding toast? How many fukking speeches can a wedding really have?
Don't know why people have an issue with black female white male leads when black male other female leads have been ubiquitous and commonplace....in fact that whole dynamic IRL and this board's response to it is
That said, show sounds terrible, it's kinda like how i met your mother but less believable, a series that takes place in the form a flashbacks during a wedding toast? How many fukking speeches can a wedding really have?
I dont watch scandal so this is coming from someone with no knowledge of the show, but (interesting) female leads on (scripted, especially dramatic) tv are few and far between - there are so many male dominated tv shows right now - and even further apart are non stereotypical roles with leading black women/women of color (especially on major networks) it's one of the reasons most peole love cookie (tho she's a stereotype, she's a badass lead) from empire or used to fukk with ugly Betty. So from my interactions with friedns who watch it, they are/were driven by the black female lead (black people already knew and liked keri Washington, and keri has a look/physical build that is appealing to "others"), it had nothing to do with her being involved with a white man. It's also the reason they all love how to get away with murder, we are happy to have black females as leads.So do you think Scandal would be as popular as it is if the president was black and Olivia Pope was white?
Don't know why people have an issue with black female white male leads when black male other female leads have been ubiquitous and commonplace....in fact that whole dynamic IRL and this board's response to it is
That said, show sounds terrible, it's kinda like how i met your mother but less believable, a series that takes place in the form a flashbacks during a wedding toast? How many fukking speeches can a wedding really have?
ThisDon't know why people have an issue with black female white male leads when black male other female leads have been ubiquitous and commonplace....in fact that whole dynamic IRL and this board's response to it is
That said, show sounds terrible, it's kinda like how i met your mother but less believable, a series that takes place in the form a flashbacks during a wedding toast? How many fukking speeches can a wedding really have?
Nah, you don't really see the opposite on TV. But I don't care either way. But then again maybe I haven't watched enough TV lately. The only one I can think of is Remy and Jackie on House of Cards.
Okay So all the women at my job who like her relationship with the president are just happy to have a black female lead?I dont watch scandal so this is coming from someone with no knowledge of the show, but (interesting) female leads on (scripted, especially dramatic) tv are few and far between - there are so many male dominated tv shows right now - and even further apart are non stereotypical roles with leading black women/women of color (especially on major networks) it's one of the reasons most peole love cookie (tho she's a stereotype, she's a badass lead) from empire or used to fukk with ugly Betty. So from my interactions with friedns who watch it, they are/were driven by the black female lead (black people already knew and liked keri Washington, and keri has a look/physical build that is appealing to "others"), it had nothing to do with her being involved with a white man. It's also the reason they all love how to get away with murder, we are happy to have black females as leads.
If we were so simple as to love black female white male parents, shyt like something new would be in the "favorite black movie canon" over all the shyt like best man, love jones, etc. Please don't try to make us into some simpleminded, yaaaas get a white man, bird brains.
breh, i don't know those women. all i can speak for is the women i know who were happy to see a fly, professional black character lead a pimetime show.Okay So all the women at my job who like her relationship with the president are just happy to have a black female lead?
power comes to mind, wasn't there some damon wayans jr show awhile back where he was with an other? and my comment wasn't just bout tv, it was inclusive of movies. we've seen black male paired with others for years, then when black female get paired with other it's an issue. this is a really fukking stupid reason to write a show off, i didn't write off focus, or hitch, or training day, or american gangster, or going to see the stupid "how to be single" because there were black men dating others. it's 2016, get over itBlack males with non-black women is often some obscure tv show or some minor character
Comedian Bill Bellamy has been cast in Fox’s untitled Chris Case comedy pilot, which follows an interracial family, Variety has learned. He will star opposite Becky Newton.
The pilot, which is billed as an interracial family sitcom, follows Jay “Havoc” Hammond — played by Bellamy — an African-American, ex-NFL lineman who recently moved in with his white wife Christy (Newton) and her two oddball sons. The potential series will center around him struggling to win the most challenging game of his life: fatherhood.
Bellamy’s character is described as a tough, ex-NFL player who has retired from the field and is looking to move into the sports announcer side of the business. He tries to respect Christy’s wish that he let her be the disciplinarian to his two step-sons, but when he feels like she’s allowing the kids to get away with too much, he steps in with comic results, but also manages to get through to the kids.
The pilot hails from writer Chris Case who will serve as an exec producer, alongside Chris Spencer, Entertainment 360’s Evan Silverberg and Daniel Rappaport and Malcolm D. Lee who is on board to direct. 20th Century Fox TV is the studio.