what are the best "black" comedy series?
obviously Fresh Prince
My Wife & Kids
Everybody Hates Chris
What are the best "black" comedy series?
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Ian Thomas
Based Pj's
Other than that I remember liking Smart Guy as a kid.
Colton Torres
Boondocks when its actually doing comedy and not preaching
Brody Morgan
Does Proud Family count?
Lucas Johnson
Um...In Living Color?
Ian Lewis
FUCK NIGGERS
Nathaniel Hall
Come to think of it. i can't think of any British 'black' comedy shows. all the ones i liked growing up were american.
Julian Johnson
Just don't watch the last season.
Benjamin Diaz
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So underrated.
Chase Cook
>created the PJs
>created the Bernie Mac show
>...
>....the nightly show
what happened?
Hunter Jackson
England is full of pakis m8 thats why we get paki comedy shows
Evan Thompson
Netflix revival when?
Connor Ortiz
Hangin with Mr Cooper was pretty comfy
Aiden Harris
Black Lives Matter
Bentley Cook
I blame Francesca. He's still funny but I won't watch it because of her. I do miss that little Mexican chick though. She's funny and cute.
Justin Bailey
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holy shit
Luke Carter
Ready steady cook
Noah Fisher
You dumb mother fuckers. This is the shit right here.
Thomas Hughes
>Chapelle Show
quintessential, and honestly required learning material for how to properly make """" racial comedy """". You start by just making good comedy.
>Boondocks
Like other anons said, the last season is unbearably weak compared to what was otherwise a great show
>Black Dynamite (spinoff show)
Haven't watched it all, but it was great late-night humor while it aired and it didn't feel like a rehash of jokes from the movie. Would strongly recommend S1E3 and S1E4.
>Kenan & Kel
Like Diet Fresh Prince.
I'd also argue for SisterSister here, but late 90s/early 00s had some really good stuff especially when it came to deep feels moments
>The Cosby Show
Shit was and still is one of the best
>Proud Family
Gonna cosign with the other user. Not bad/10
Josiah Gonzalez
>No good times
Plebs.
Nathaniel Smith
>>Kenan & Kel
>Like Diet Fresh Prince.
>I'd also argue for SisterSister here, but late 90s/early 00s had some really good stuff especially when it came to deep feels moments
Yeah, this is what i feel like a lot of modern comedies (mostly sitcoms) are missing.
You have to make viewers empathize with the characters and have some sort of story too actually engage in. Other wise its just people you don't give a shit about telling jokes.
Isaac Perez
Everybody hates Chris was the best for me, it was not preachy, it had good cutaways, the chris rock racism stuff was toned down a little bit.
Levi Gray
>The Obama episode with Werner Herzog
True Kino
Isaac Turner
The only one I can think of is Desmond's but that's more of a sitcom than an actual comedy
Connor Baker
this
fucking underagers don't remember shit
Hunter Sanders
>Proud Family
Holy shit, that show was good.
Leo Smith
Divorce and Death episodes really hit home to me in particular. Not sure why these subjects seem to be getting softer or discussed less when it makes for great characterization material
Landon Morgan
can anyone comment on Good Times/ the jeffersons
sanford and sons
family matters
Mr Cooper
Living SIngle
Martin
Sister Sister
Moesha
Connor Wilson
THE CHAPELLE SHOW
Daniel Green
ahaha yeah, last time I was back home they were still showing repeats on the africa channel.
don't think any of those aired here, i think this was the basis for stanford and sons though