Sir Gomez

I was willing to give this show a chance, even with the questionable storylines. I really liked the main characters and continued to watch, based on that alone. But aside from the repeated negative comments and trash talk regarding black men and constant use of the n-word, the show is also heavily pushing the gay agenda, with multiple characters in same sex marriages. Even the teenage son of the main characters is now being pushed down that path. I guess it makes sense. As we all know, the average black teenage boy's dream is to star on broadway. This show has a talented cast and had an opportunity to be far better. Unfortunately, they completely missed the mark, electing instead to demonize black men at every turn and push an agenda. After Jax's secretary stated she too was married to a woman, I was done with the show. I don't know the producers or the show's creator. But they missed a colossal opportunity and as result, wasted the talent of this incredible cast. I won't continue to watch. But as a fan of Emayatzy Corinealdi and Morris Chestnut, I wish them all the best.