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I have been watching Chicago Med, Chicago Fire for the past several months now and I really enjoy these two shows. I recently watched Season 4, Episode 6 and I was greatly disturbed by the way the "Young Black Male Student Doctor" was depicted. Once again, "Black Men" are depicted in many movies, and shows on television as if they are "ignorant, unintelligent, and lack understanding. I watched how the "Black Women" are treated and they are not treated half as disrespectful as "Black Men" are. Other than, this Episode 6 for Chicago Med the Series are exciting. As far as the Series for Chicago Med and Chicago Fire there is a little too much soap opera drama of the individual Doctors, Fire Fighters and paramedics lives.

Even though I give Star Trek Next Generation five stars I do so because I love all of the Star Trek Series. They are exciting and interesting to see all of the made-up episodes about outer space places and I realize it has been airing for many years but, I have one (1) negative problem with "Star Trek Next Generation" and even when he plays on Star Trek Deep Space Nine, and this is not meant to be a "Race Card" complaint/remark but, the only thing I don't like about the "Star Trek Next Generation" is how Michael Dorn who plays "Lieutenant Worf is treated and referred to in many of the episodes. "Worf" is treated as if he is "an ignorant, uneducated alien." Just about everything he says, or suggest is rejected, and referred to as not being "intelligent" and this only gives the impression since "Worf" is "Black" that he lacks understanding and is unintelligent, and this same negative character follows him on "Star Trek Deep Space Nine." Other than the negative review, I enjoy the Star Trek Series.