......Even the hip hop made for TV movie was like this..I'm not familiar with focus but hitch was a hit based off of will's star power and including training day eva mendez plays the love interest in both films and she has noticeable black blood in her genetic makeup American gangster like training day the movie didn't focus on the black man non black women relationship don't know about how to be single and the tv shows you mentioned weren't based around bm/wm couples a movie can be a hot or miss maybe watch it for curiosity or genuine interest but a weekly tv show that's commitment ohh I forgot about power never seen it but what little I know that's not the driving force behind the show
Tell us how you really feel family damnI will not be watching this garbage and this hoe Shonda Rimes is a real piece a shyt to keep promoting this interracial perversion constantly in her shows
That is a niche show and most people knew what they signed up for and they did some slick shyt for the casting kinda giving any white guy that might have a problem with ir a atleast I'm referring to how she looks in comics compared to the show comics she's not beautiful but very pretty and the actress portraying her is I would say is a hit or miss cute or not"Jessica Jones" was one of the most critically acclaimed shows of last year and averaged 4.8 million viewers on Netflix. That's ratings comparable to or higher than any of the shows you named.
And now that I think of it, the villain was a crazy white guy simping Jessica.
Fred.
Both the film and movies had themIf youre implying it would it would have to be green lighted first and shyt ain't happening homie but if it did I don't think it would even be close to as popular let's be honest most shows that are considered guilty pleasures are fueled by viewers that live vicariously through the show and I would think a show based on the ideal black man for lack of better words smutting out the most powerful white woman in the world would be that and most black and white people especially black men know alot of white women fear of anyone knowing that ethier they lust after black men or god forbid slept with us so watching this imagery show would be a no no that equals shytty ratings damn I kinda miss soul food that black love that black struggle and nikka them women
And would their racial pairing be the driving force behind this show? Was it behind scandal - no, the biggest thing was her and the president having an affair, They just happen to be different races. Rachel and mike being IR is not a driving force in suits and None of the other shows I've seen have made the IR relationship the driving force behind the show...but I'm done with this topic as it's pretty petty IMO.
Just as your using you personal sources to determine people think she's attractive I'm using mine and like I mentioned it's usually hit or miss I've seen I believe an whole episode of don't trust and it was not built around her attractiveness homie it's in the title what the show revolved about and I don't know if your being cynical about the Netflix series but what I mean is that show already had a built in fan base and a home not only accepting of it but wanting it almost guaranteeing a successful show scandal had neither yes now it seems it has made abc thar type of network work but not before it's successA niche show with the same or better ratings as virtually any hit show on cable. Aight breh, you got it.
People (not me personally) thought Krysten Ritter was hot since "Breaking Bad". She had an entire show ("Don't Trust The B") built around how attractive she is.
So I have no idea what you're talking about with the rest of your post.
Fred.
No matter how you try to define it the show is driven by a BLACK WOMEN having an affair with a White MAN none of this happens to be stuff this is a scripted fantasy plain and simple that's like trying to explain chico and the man being politically correct instead of simply saying it's a comedy about a puerto Rican man and white man simply
Slick shyt for the casting? Luke Cage is a well known black comic book character.
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Look at Micheal Strahan
