BM/WW IR sightings on TV

Young Herschel said:
I just stumbled upon a movie which dropped a couple years ago (2015) and I haven't heard anyone mention it which is weird because there are several worse tv sightings on this thread where the IR barely develops into anything of practical significance ~ "Adulterers" is set in the Deep South and claims to be based on a true story. It stars Mechad Brooks of "Supergirl", "True Blood", and "Desperate Housewives"fame.

The IR sex scenes are rather dark & disturbingly desirable . . . a beautiful, blonde actress who played a cheerleader in "Bring It On - In it to win it" and "Heroes" (not Hayden Klitchko) has her white, creamy, fat cheeks rippled in racial reparations by Mechad in this psychological thriller set in an idyllic suburb in the Deep South. They've been committing adultery for over a month ~ Mechad & Danielle ~ when her husband comes home midday to make surprise arrangements on their anniversary. There are some customary racial epitaphs used as you can imagine and the husband has a NRA membership as many white conservatives do in the state of Louisiana lol.


SPOILERS!!!!




It is on Netflix so check it out if you're into anything dark & disturbing starring Mechad Brooks . . . she slurped the slavery out of his big, black beast whilst her enraged husband has them at gunpoint and turns their adulterous affair into an inquisition about when, where, and how their affair originated and moreover why they're hurting a good husband and father like him . . . then things get even darker and even more disturbing when Mechad makes a revelation concerning his own failings as a husband and expectant first-time father!!
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You do realize we have a dedicated IR in movies thread?: http://www.whitewomenblackmen.com/f...rite-ir-flicks-or-films-with-ir-in-them.6793/

Also PLEASE edit your post using the actual spoiler tags
 
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Oh fish paste! Any Grey's Anatomy people in here? The Japril community is a little upset because April and Jackson may become apart of some triangle drama. Sarah Drew (April Kepner) shared a Japril photo with Jesse Williams (Jackson Avery), then followed later with a photo of the two of them with Kelly McCreary (Maggie Pierce)..Jesse Williams posted his own photo of the trio, even baiting fans with a new #Jaggie 'ship name to rival #Japril, it got fans calling for Japril to rise.

The Season 13 finale had a lot of shockers, and -- on the relationship front -- one of them was the idea of Maggie and Jackson maybe being a thing. April even seemed to give her blessing. Fans did NOT. So when Sarah Drew posts a cute photo of the three April/Jackson/Maggie stars along with the words "drama, drama, drama..." well, she had to know it would get fans talking again. And it did.

Damn! Just when I thought there were hope for Japril, they put a horse fly in the soup!
 
Young Herschel said:
I just stumbled upon a movie which dropped a couple years ago (2015) and I haven't heard anyone mention it which is weird because there are several worse tv sightings on this thread where the IR barely develops into anything of practical significance ~ "Adulterers" is set in the Deep South and claims to be based on a true story. It stars Mechad Brooks of "Supergirl", "True Blood", and "Desperate Housewives"fame.

The IR sex scenes are rather dark & disturbingly desirable . . . a beautiful, blonde actress who played a cheerleader in "Bring It On - In it to win it" and "Heroes" (not Hayden Klitchko) has her white, creamy, fat cheeks rippled in racial reparations by Mechad in this psychological thriller set in an idyllic suburb in the Deep South. They've been committing adultery for over a month ~ Mechad & Danielle ~ when her husband comes home midday to make surprise arrangements on their anniversary. There are some customary racial epitaphs used as you can imagine and the husband has a NRA membership as many white conservatives do in the state of Louisiana lol.


SPOILERS!!!!




It is on Netflix so check it out if you're into anything dark & disturbing starring Mechad Brooks . . . she slurped the slavery out of his big, black beast whilst her enraged husband has them at gunpoint and turns their adulterous affair into an inquisition about when, where, and how their affair originated and moreover why they're hurting a good husband and father like him . . . then things get even darker and even more disturbing when Mechad makes a revelation concerning his own failings as a husband and expectant first-time father!!
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Tell those spoilers since not many people can get Netflix.
 
Anyone here old enough to remember the show True Colors???
True Colors is an American sitcom that aired on Fox from September 2, 1990 to April 12, 1992 for a total of 45 episodes.[1] The series was created by Michael J. Weithorn, and featured an interracial marriage and a subsequent blended family.Set in Baltimore, Ronald Freeman (Frankie Faison) is a widowed African-American dentist who marries Ellen Davis (Stephanie Faracy), a divorced white kindergarten teacher who was one of his patients. Ron has two sons from his first marriage, 17-year-old earnest conservative Terry (Claude Brooks) and daydreaming 14-year-old troublemaker Lester (Adam Jeffries), while Ellen has a teenage daughter, studious, cause-driven Katie (Brigid Conley Walsh). Ellen's ex-husband, Leonard (played in guest appearances by Paul Sand), who is accepting of her second marriage, would occasionally visit her while attempting to get his life back on track. Although the series did focus on race issues, most episodes focused on the family adjusting to their new living situation and the three children going through adolescence.
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The following quote is a post in the comments from the video from the user account "Truth Quad":
IF they did a t.v. sitcom about a black man married to a white woman Today. The SAME black bitches who watch scandal FAITHFULLY would Protest in the streets.
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Anyone agree with this sentiment???

 
Soulthinker said:
Tell those spoilers since not many people can get Netflix.
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No, don't encourage @Young Herschel to freely spill spoilers ESPECIALLY now that we have actual spoiler tags that he can use.



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What are you talking about not many people can get Netflix? Other than maybe YouTube, Netflix is the most widely available streaming video app service. It's on current & last generation video game consoles, PC (Web, Windows store app, & Google Chrome store app), Mobile devices (iOS, Android, Amazon Kindle, & even Windows Phone), Smart TVs & Smart Blu-ray players, Streaming boxes & sticks (Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire, Android TV devices, various other Android streaming boxes/sticks, & etc.), and on other popular streaming apps like Plex, Kodi, & PlayOn.


That's everything I could think of off the top of my head. What reason would somebody have to have to not have any of devices in their home?
 
Before l go through 80 pages...has Younger's Hillary Duff's hookup been highlighted here?
Hot hot hookup. (even though he did her dirty)
 
ColiBreh1 said:
What are you talking about?
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The show 'Younger'.
Hillary Duff's character, Kelsey, starts sleeping with a Black guy from a rival Publishing firm. They also embark on a fake Twitter fued for publicity.
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One night after fucking, he's getting her a drink and he sees her text message from a pending deal. He steals it and she loses the very important client, to which her boss freaks out over. It was last week's episode.
He (her lover) texts her to call him but she says, 'fuck off', and is about to get fired over losing the account.

If you have cable subscription, you can view the episode online here...

http://www.tvland.com/full-episodes/sqibte/younger-a-close-shave-season-4-ep-406
 
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Bliss said:
The show 'Younger'.
Hillary Duff's character, Kelsey, starts sleeping with a Black guy from a rival Publishing firm. They also embark on a fake Twitter fued for publicity.
.
One night after fucking, he's getting her a drink and he sees her text message from a pending deal. He steals it and she loses the very important client, to which her boss freaks out over. It was last week's episode.
He (her lover) texts her to call him but she says, 'fuck off', and is about to get fired over losing the account.

If you have cable subscription, you can view the episode online here...

http://www.tvland.com/full-episodes/sqibte/younger-a-close-shave-season-4-ep-406
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Young Herschel said:
I just stumbled upon a movie which dropped a couple years ago (2015) and I haven't heard anyone mention it which is weird because there are several worse tv sightings on this thread where the IR barely develops into anything of practical significance ~ "Adulterers" is set in the Deep South and claims to be based on a true story. It stars Mechad Brooks of "Supergirl", "True Blood", and "Desperate Housewives"fame.

The IR sex scenes are rather dark & disturbingly desirable . . . a beautiful, blonde actress who played a cheerleader in "Bring It On - In it to win it" and "Heroes" (not Hayden Klitchko) has her white, creamy, fat cheeks rippled in racial reparations by Mechad in this psychological thriller set in an idyllic suburb in the Deep South. They've been committing adultery for over a month ~ Mechad & Danielle ~ when her husband comes home midday to make surprise arrangements on their anniversary. There are some customary racial epitaphs used as you can imagine and the husband has a NRA membership as many white conservatives do in the state of Louisiana lol.


SPOILERS!!!!




It is on Netflix so check it out if you're into anything dark & disturbing starring Mechad Brooks . . . she slurped the slavery out of his big, black beast whilst her enraged husband has them at gunpoint and turns their adulterous affair into an inquisition about when, where, and how their affair originated and moreover why they're hurting a good husband and father like him . . . then things get even darker and even more disturbing when Mechad makes a revelation concerning his own failings as a husband and expectant first-time father!!
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This was a film that got a lot of discussion in other threads when it first came out. Even though its on Netflix now I don't think this is a fit for this TV-centric thread.
 
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