BM/WW IR sightings on TV

Teens break up . . . often to reconcile again repeatedly right? The genuine feelings and young hormonal passions Blair shows for Myles tells me they will realistically reunite in short order as teen couples so often do. Don`t be discouraged by realistic portrayal of a teen relationship. Give "Teenage Bounty Hunters" a thumbs up review on Netflix as the first comedy/action teen show with a Black man on the executive production staff . . . and it shows!!
 
Young Herschel said:
Teens break up . . . often to reconcile again repeatedly right? The genuine feelings and young hormonal passions Blair shows for Myles tells me they will realistically reunite in short order as teen couples so often do. Don`t be discouraged by realistic portrayal of a teen relationship. Give "Teenage Bounty Hunters" a thumbs up review on Netflix as the first comedy/action teen show with a Black man on the executive production staff . . . and it shows!!
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I'm surprised the writers made Miles the one to lose Blair's virginity which is rare on tv-shows.
 
Young Herschel said:
Teens break up . . . often to reconcile again repeatedly right? The genuine feelings and young hormonal passions Blair shows for Myles tells me they will realistically reunite in short order as teen couples so often do. Don`t be discouraged by realistic portrayal of a teen relationship. Give "Teenage Bounty Hunters" a thumbs up review on Netflix as the first comedy/action teen show with a Black man on the executive production staff . . . and it shows!!
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Did the bm and ww hook up on the show before the breakup?
 
darkcurry said:
But with that said like I said I'am looking forward to it sounds good on paper. Looking forward to those other movies as well, but the Jack Johnson project might be difficult to make into a biopic feature film. If you ever seen Unforgivable Blackness you would know how complex this man's life was with SO MANY layers to his story and really good and important stories as well. I personally would love to see it turned into a mini-series maybe like in the way Ryan Murphy does his American Crime Story series.
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This was announced back in June

"Mahershala Ali is attached to play boxer Jack Johnson in a
limited series for HBO..."
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"The six-part series is titled “Unruly.” It is described as an unapologetically Black, no-holds-barred telling of Johnson’s life. The first ever Black heavyweight boxing champion, the show would follow Johnson’s rise to greatness and the costs he paid for his skin color and defiance.

The series is based on the PBS documentary “Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson,” which was produced and directed by Ken Burns, as well as the accompanying book by Geoffrey C. Ward. It was first put into development at HBO back in 2013 with Beau Willimon originally attached to write."
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https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/mahershala-ali-jack-johnson-hbo-series-1234694511/

Tom Hanks is an executive producer on this series. Random. lol.

If you have seen Unforgivable Blackness you know that this is going to be HEAVY material.


This will be the biggest casting to play a black male lead's love interest because as we know Jack Johnson had 5 well known love affairs including marrying 4 of them.


No actresses have been casted to play Jack's 5 lovers Hattie Mcclay, Belle Schrieber, Lucille Cameron, Etta Duryea and Irene Pineau yet, but some actresses I had on my mind for these roles are Rachel Weisz, Allison Brie, Winona Ryder, Aimee Lou Wood and Hayley Atwell.
 
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Watched the season finale of NOS4A2 earlier and it was good one that was filled tension, relief, happiness, worry and mystery... but that ending although scary as hell didn't fit.
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...The (sort of) happy ending for 'Team McCarmody' was after Vic Mcqueen killed Charlie Manx and got her son back and the rest of the kids out of Christmasland; with Lou figuring out a way to turn his son and the rest of the kids from vampires back to humans by destroying their ornaments. They were a happy family again but with some worrysome because Wayne is going through what appears to be some withdrawals and wants to go back to Christmasland even though with Charlie Manx dead it is gone. He had a scary dream which involved his Dad getting hurt badly or dead which we probably won't see if it was a premonition or just a dream until season 3. He then woke up in the middle of the night and left the house and went back to the area where Charlie Manx used to live where he found Millie... eating a rabbit.

They talk and begin to form some type of alliance.
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Good series and nice blended family with some nice moments with Vic & Lou.
 
spiderdunk said:
I don't like these kind of "woke" shows...LOL.. Is this relationship on going or just a hook up?
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I'm only on episode 4 but It's getting criticism from liberals because it isn't pandering to black people and is pretty much neutral about political wokeness. Even one liberal critic trying to accuse the show of being sexist. They are basically not trying to give you the same old same old liberal woke black guy that makes liberals comfortable in watching. They're trying to tell a story(comically) about different POVs from the black men in this series when it comes to being black in America. Keef seems to be gravitating towards becoming his true self in his 'awakening'.





As far as Adrian(Rose McIver) go...
I only got as far as this episode and they kind of made it official that they wanted to be together near the end of the episode.


But this pic is from episode 6(which I haven't made it to so I ignored the other pics from the episode. lol)
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darkcurry said:

I'm only on episode 4 but It's getting criticism from liberals because it isn't pandering to black people and is pretty much neutral about political wokeness. Even one liberal critic trying to accuse the show of being sexist. They are basically not trying to give you the same old same old liberal woke black guy that makes liberals comfortable in watching. They're trying to tell a story(comically) about different POVs from the black men in this series when it comes to being black in America. Keef seems to be gravitating towards becoming his true self in his 'awakening'.



As far as Adrian(Rose McIver) go...
I only got as far as this episode and they kind of made it official that they wanted to be together near the end of the episode.


But this pic is from episode 6(which I haven't made it to so I ignored the other pics from the episode. lol)
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Ok thanks, I'll give it a shot since you've explained it.
 
darkcurry said:

I'm only on episode 4 but It's getting criticism from liberals because it isn't pandering to black people and is pretty much neutral about political wokeness. Even one liberal critic trying to accuse the show of being sexist. They are basically not trying to give you the same old same old liberal woke black guy that makes liberals comfortable in watching. They're trying to tell a story(comically) about different POVs from the black men in this series when it comes to being black in America. Keef seems to be gravitating towards becoming his true self in his 'awakening'.





As far as Adrian(Rose McIver) go...
I only got as far as this episode and they kind of made it official that they wanted to be together near the end of the episode.


But this pic is from episode 6(which I haven't made it to so I ignored the other pics from the episode. lol)
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I just looked at the wikipedia page for Hulu's "Woke". It mentions that Rose McIver is part of the regular cast & her character is Lamorne Morris's lead character's girlfriend. LOL, How the hell did we miss this casting news with 2 familiar actors?
 
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