A grand cast. The so called industry didn’t/ doesn’t invest in real talent. Bebe Drakes, Morris, Phylis, Karen etc. never really got their just due/ accolades.
@@TheeCoachgor the racism at the time screwed over black talent like it did for decades. Ask any black actor who were invovled in the movie and TV industry when shows line these were on the air.
Good show. Only 6 aired episodes. Shares the same behind the scenes people as "Moesha". Probably how Sheryl Lee Ralph ended up being Moesha's stepmother, Dee.
The ONLY thing I remember about this show was Morris Days' bald head hahaha... But wow, this show had Sherly Lee, A.J. Johnson and Phyllis Yvonne Stickney (who is the most beautiful woman on earth) in one scene...
I can understand the point of the episode about being shallow. They try to justify it by hiding behind the fact that neither of the characters was a teenager anymore , but truthfully women can be nit picky. They expect a man to be flawless or perfect. Good job, no kids, great credit and not have a few small issues like thinning hair. Seriously every woman on that show had some type of fake something. They need to take a long look at themselves before freaking out about something that superficial It might have been the point of the entire show.
I know things happen in Gods timing. But I loved this show when it came out. Sheryl and Phyllis could have been a breakout stars back then. This was a good show. It took till Sheryl got in her 60’s to have a break out show.
Because most men start losing their hair after 40, often sooner. Male pattern baldness is super common, which makes wearing a toupee or unit seem kinda ridiculous. Wigs and weaves only became commonplace in recent years. It is an unfortunate phenomenon, in my opinion. When I was coming up, it was rare to see women and girls wearing added hair. Even individual braids and cornrows were done without extensions. I blame Hollywood and the music industry for making women feel a way and start to believe they had to live up to an unrealistic beauty standard.
I think it's the script, it was way over the top and exaggerated, I can't remember women acting this way about guys with bald heads, bold was in and most women found it sexy. Lol
That was sitcoms back then. We didn't really pay attention back then but now we watch and it's so annoying. I used to think those were real ppl laughing.
