IR on TV series Boss on Starz

albez128

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There is a very good IR relationship on the Starz series "Boss". Have been watching episodes from season 1. The scenes with Hannah Ware and Rotimi are very hot.
 

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The countdown starts before someone complains this Rotimi dude is too lightskinned. By the way...what type of stagename is that? Rotimi? He's too big for a surname already or is he some music artist?

There's some other IR going on, at least in the first season. A white politician slept with the wife of a black alderman. Advantage: white guy.

It's a good show though. I just started catching up.
 
The countdown starts before someone complains this Rotimi dude is too lightskinned. By the way...what type of stagename is that? Rotimi? He's too big for a surname already or is he some music artist?

There's some other IR going on, at least in the first season. A white politician slept with the wife of a black alderman. Advantage: white guy.

It's a good show though. I just started catching up.

Well, you're the one that said it. ;-)

When they do IR on TV is usually a light-skinned brother and WW in the rare instances that a BM gets at a WW onscreen. Most of the time, it's a white boy with a sista. And of course, the actress who's with yellow brother on that show ain't American. That should also go without sayin'.
 
Well, you're the one that said it. ;-)

When they do IR on TV is usually a light-skinned brother and WW

Not necessarily. Hollywood hasn't had much use for light-skinned black guys in the first place. Your view may be true on something like daytime TV if such a relationship ever came about.


in the rare instances that a BM gets at a WW onscreen. Most of the time, it's a white boy with a sista.

TV is actually far more fair and balanced on this front than film.
 
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