Shay kay

Could not finish it. Badly written (plot points make little sense, characters are characatures, the character and relationship development feels so forced, characters just share their feelings and exposition all over the place), looks cheaply made, and horribly acted particularly by Jack Harlow. There were a few jokes that might have been funny with better delivery but his delivery is just so unnatural. Race is brought up in such strange ways that don't feel authentic. It feels like an AI trying to come up with what people say about race. I kept finding myself saying "who would say that?" And "who talks like that?" Another clunky race-based "comedy" from Kenya Barris.