Cherrelle G.

A neutral review: it's about whyte people, whyte people-ing...quite a few sociopaths which kinda makes it feel like you're observing trainwrecks. It does have some comical moments and some moments where you're confused about who approved the writing. You can tell they had a pretty nice budget as there were quite a few B/C class actor appearances throughout which added in some nice surprises. All in all, I'm not sure if it's supposed to be like "Sex and the City Jr." but it kinda comes across that way. Lastly, as a Bushwick resident, they reallllyyy highlighted the gentrified parts when Bushwick has so many more cultural spots they could've chosen even for Charlie's band to play.

Thought provoking, honest and a true snapshot of today's society

One of the few shows that I actually laugh out loud watching. Big Black and Docs inner thoughts are very funny! Looking forward to season 2

It's pretty gppd, glad to see Kenan branching out

I just really enjoyed this film. We have to do better by our older generations. "Life is cruel, after all."

Wow, wow, wowww!!! The ruthlessness and unraveling of Villianell!!! It's such a strange fascination to root for a psychopathic assassin, but I must say that I am! The acting, storyline and suspense has my FULL attention, can't wait for Season 4!!!

Hilarious, refreshing and it's really cool to see certain skits grow and interweave into one another. The subtle details you catch when you rewatch is a great treat as well. Great casting choices and the different characters they can portray is so cool.

This new season is juiccyyyyyyyy