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black-ish

    Comedy
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Sep 24, 2014
Rated TV-14

A family man struggles to gain a sense of cultural identity while raising his kids in a predominantly white, upper-middle-class neighborhood.

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  • Creators
  • Networks
    ABC
  • Vote Average
    7.3
  • Vote Count
    291
  • Popularity
    100
  • Language
    English
  • Origin Country
    US

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    Cast

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    Anthony Anderson
    Andre Johnson
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    Tracee Ellis Ross
    Rainbow Johnson
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    Marcus Scribner
    Junior Johnson
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    Marsai Martin
    Diane Johnson
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    Miles Brown
    Jack Johnson
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    Jenifer Lewis
    Ruby Johnson
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    Deon Cole
    Charlie Telphy
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    Peter MacKenzie
    Leslie Stevens
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    Jeff Meacham
    Josh Oppenhol
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    Katlyn Nichol
    Olivia Lockhart

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    Reviews

    (1)
    Cortney
    80%
    Black-ish is a sitcom about an upper-middle class family living in a predominantly white neighbourhood. It manages to be entertaining and funny while at the same time bringing to light the many issues facing black people today. Some characters are over the top, but that is sitcom television. For every moment that you cringe at someone's behaviour, there is another that makes you loves them. There does tend to be a few episodes each season where more serious topics are covered. Bringing up difficult or uncomfortable topics should happen more and Black-ish has brought black issues to prime time and that is fantastic.