I thougt it was cool - I turned it off and went to bed last night and came back to the last episodes fresh this morning.
I don't think the answer to sorting out the pacing is shoe horning a mystical Kung Fu White boy into the middle of a story about Harlem though
so we are being selective with what's "black". If you think a show or movie will only survive on black support have at italthough i dont see why you brought up a 10 yr old movie, or an african film luckily, luke cage is like wire, power, and empire, with a superhero twist. so we dont have to worry about that
uh, yeah im selective if one of your best examples has nothing to do with black americans. also, shows/movies can survive off predominately black audiences. empire, scandal, power, and all these reality tv shows have taught us thatso we are being selective with what's "black". If you think a show or movie will only survive on black support have at it
you talking about claire? Don't know where she cussed to be called foul mouthed but yeah I feel Luke kind of took a significant downgrade even though she seems like a "barbara". Was not feeling how they just saddled them together like they were starcrossed. Luke should be a player having his pick of the litter. And compared to all the others Rosario kind of looks long in the tooth.
what gave you that idea?
In the comics Luke Cage is married to Jessica Jones. In the comics shades is just some stupid black goon who gets slapped around by Luke Cage. The show changed him to this intellectual mastermind who controls all the other gangsters from the shadows. When he was controlling cottenmouth I was like
but then he starts controlling black Mariah and getting over on Diamondback 
There is a fundamental difference between surviving off "predominantly" black support and "solely" off black support. And the fact that the belief black americans should support queen of katwe is a foreign concept to you is saddening to say the least. Kind of makes my point
in a prominent project
