BM/WW IR sightings on TV

Yup

And I'll add that they don't have to be modeled after Days of Our Lives. Ever heard of WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment)? :smt081

chesbaygrl7 said:
You do realize that most shows on the major networks, day or night, are technically soap operas? DOOL is simply a daytime soap.

soap op·er·a
Noun

A television or radio drama series dealing typically with daily events in the lives of the same group of characters.


Synonyms
serial - soap
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I seen a bit of it a few weeks ago

Was surprised to see stefano's son, Sammy and John still there

I watched it heavily in the 90s when they had the supernatural story arc going
 
HBO series - Girls

I was sitting around last week and couldnt sleep and was channel surfing.

Came across a repeat episode of HBO's "Girls". I got sucked into the episode and went to "ON DEMAND" and started watching Seasons 1 and 2. I finished up the other day.

The show is similiar to HBO's "Sex and the City", the difference is these are younger females just out of college and are still figuring out their lives. The characters are pretty much financially broke and trying to survive in NYC, unlike the women in Sex and the City that were set in their careers and financially stable.

The Girls are immature and make a lot of bad decisions. The title character "Hannah" that the show revolves around had a quick IR relationship with a brotha in a few episodes starting at the begining of the 2nd season.

Being that the show is in NYC, the other characters most likely will get involved with brothas.

It's a interesting show...but it needs to be retitled "Girls Who Make Bad Decisions".


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Series Synopsis - Aspiring writer Hannah gets a shock when her parents visit from E. Lansing Michigan and announce they will no longer financially support her as they have done since her graduation from Oberlin College two years before. Left to her own devices in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, she and her friends navigate their twenties, "one mistake at a time." Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke,Zosia Mamet, Adam Driver and Alex Karpovsky co-star as Hannah's circle of friends​
 
blackbull1970 said:
Has anybody noticed more interraicial sightings on TV being done low key since Obama has been in office?

Recently this past week I've noticed 3 on TV. One was on last weeks episode of American Dad, it showed a black guy walk across the screen with his arm around a white girl.

The other day I noticed a commercial for a mortgage comercial advertising stimulus money. It showed a BM/WW together with wedding rings shown. They were in the commercial for like 5 seconds.

I was surfing channels the other night and saw a infomercial for some loan company that showed 2 IR couples together.

It looks like they are slowly sliding IR in low key without being obvious.
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I saw a few in American Dad and Family Guy. Animation might be another medium. In Animatrix, a sort of spinoff of The Matrix trilogy, the asian woman has a long and passionate kiss with her trainer, a black man.
 
blackbull1970 said:
I was sitting around last week and couldnt sleep and was channel surfing.

Came across a repeat episode of HBO's "Girls". I got sucked into the episode and went to "ON DEMAND" and started watching Seasons 1 and 2. I finished up the other day.

The show is similiar to HBO's "Sex and the City", the difference is these are younger females just out of college and are still figuring out their lives. The characters are pretty much financially broke and trying to survive in NYC, unlike the women in Sex and the City that were set in their careers and financially stable.

The Girls are immature and make a lot of bad decisions. The title character "Hannah" that the show revolves around had a quick IR relationship with a brotha in a few episodes starting at the begining of the 2nd season.

Being that the show is in NYC, the other characters most likely will get involved with brothas.

It's a interesting show...but it needs to be retitled "Girls Who Make Bad Decisions".


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Series Synopsis - Aspiring writer Hannah gets a shock when her parents visit from E. Lansing Michigan and announce they will no longer financially support her as they have done since her graduation from Oberlin College two years before. Left to her own devices in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, she and her friends navigate their twenties, "one mistake at a time." Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke,Zosia Mamet, Adam Driver and Alex Karpovsky co-star as Hannah's circle of friends​
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I think the guy was played by Kid Cudi, if I remember correctly.

OOOPS: Self-edit. That was HBO's "How To Make It In America".
 
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blackbull1970 said:
I was sitting around last week and couldnt sleep and was channel surfing.

Came across a repeat episode of HBO's "Girls". I got sucked into the episode and went to "ON DEMAND" and started watching Seasons 1 and 2. I finished up the other day.

The show is similiar to HBO's "Sex and the City", the difference is these are younger females just out of college and are still figuring out their lives. The characters are pretty much financially broke and trying to survive in NYC, unlike the women in Sex and the City that were set in their careers and financially stable.

The Girls are immature and make a lot of bad decisions. The title character "Hannah" that the show revolves around had a quick IR relationship with a brotha in a few episodes starting at the begining of the 2nd season.

Being that the show is in NYC, the other characters most likely will get involved with brothas.

It's a interesting show...but it needs to be retitled "Girls Who Make Bad Decisions".


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Series Synopsis - Aspiring writer Hannah gets a shock when her parents visit from E. Lansing Michigan and announce they will no longer financially support her as they have done since her graduation from Oberlin College two years before. Left to her own devices in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, she and her friends navigate their twenties, "one mistake at a time." Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke,Zosia Mamet, Adam Driver and Alex Karpovsky co-star as Hannah's circle of friends​
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Don't hold your breath and it annoyed me that my boy Donald Glover was pining over her sloppy ass. That girl isn't even remotely good looking and the show comes off a little racist in fact I suppose the only reason she had Donald Glover on the show was to curtail all the racist accusations the show got for the first season. Its filmed in Brooklyn and not a single a person of color anywhere in that first season especially amongst their group of friends. Its the same kind of critique Friends use to get, 10 seasons and I think only two people of color ever. Girl also depicts the age old issue about femininity in this country, are you only seen as a girl if you're white?
 
orejon4 said:
Yeah, a far more realistic depiction of NYC than 'Girls', in my humble opinion.
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Amen brother. To be fair Girl speaks to a very specific demographic, liberal arts/humanities majors who are having a hard time realizing that the promise of a good solid middle class life is pretty much gone at this point and having to deal with it.
That first episode where Hanna asked to be paid after two years of working for free is very telling of the times for a lot of recent grads and her employers response was basically good luck to you I have 50 resumes of people willing to come in and replace you for free. That's how so many companies can record profits because this is part of the new slave labor class its crazy.
 
The Dark King said:
Amen brother. To be fair Girl speaks to a very specific demographic, liberal arts/humanities majors who are having a hard time realizing that the promise of a good solid middle class life is pretty much gone at this point and having to deal with it.
That first episode where Hanna asked to be paid after two years of working for free is very telling of the times for a lot of recent grads and her employers response was basically good luck to you I have 50 resumes of people willing to come in and replace you for free. That's how so many companies can record profits because this is part of the new slave labor class its crazy.
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Especially if they know you come from a family of means and are desperate for networking and contacts opportunities. They whore you out because you need them more than they need you.

Oh, and as for IR sightings, I have to big up my favorite new Subway commercial! [YOUTUBE]z6woAxFAFH0[/YOUTUBE]
 
I remember the IR episode on How to Make it in America. Wished it was back on the air. As for Girls I wonder why the homeboy gets the unattractive White female?
 
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