are these shows racist?
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Hijinx
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I haven't sen any of hem so I cannot answer.
From their titles, I doubt I ever will see any of them.
We are binge watching The Goldbergs. Starting the series from the beginning you can see the character development better. It's been years since I've watched a TV series, on TV. But now with streaming services, you can knock out a few episodes without commercials.
Probably the only racial stereotype in that show would be of the Jewish mom. They have the token black teacher and Asian student. Everyone else is lily white, which was probably indicative of that show depicting Jenkintown in the 1980s.
We just began season 3. It will be interesting to see the characters age and which direction the writers go in with the story lines.
Probably the only racial stereotype in that show would be of the Jewish mom. They have the token black teacher and Asian student. Everyone else is lily white, which was probably indicative of that show depicting Jenkintown in the 1980s.
We just began season 3. It will be interesting to see the characters age and which direction the writers go in with the story lines.
OccamsRazor
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New show called "Reservation Dogs" streaming. Native American based-sitcom. Wonder if it will be attacked for racism? 
WingsOfGold
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Or the other colored preacher.............. those guys were fags!
Not sure. But I do know that Loopy Louie Fahrakook doesn't live there. But Patri$$e Cullor$ is looking real hard for a bargain in that hood.
We watched an episode of The Jeffersons last night and.....shew..... I'm surprised they even have it in reruns because it was pretty offensive. One bit:
Helen: Tom and I have been married for whatever-years and he has never once called me a ******.
Tom: Doesn't mean I wasn't thinking it.
Yikes.
Helen: Tom and I have been married for whatever-years and he has never once called me a ******.
Tom: Doesn't mean I wasn't thinking it.
Yikes.
mitzi
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Find the one of the engagement party of Lionel and Jenny and the Bunkers were invited. Funniest ever. Every racial stereotype and n word. In the end George and Archie find they aren't so different. I think it was an All In The Family episode.