BM/WW IR sightings on TV

Are you sure about that?

I would've thought of Wesley Jonathan on City Guys
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Wasn't that a Saturday afternoon show akin to "California Dreams" and Saved by the Bell: The New Class" on NBC? I know that "Saved by the Bell: The College Years" was prime time but it came off as 90210 light without the sex and cheating and college issues plus the premise of a co-ed Frosh suite on campus was simply implausible to me as I attended a much more regimented HBCU at the very time it aired (got arrested at 4:00 am on my 18th birthday just for trespassing as I returned to Bostic Hall from getting throat in the Girls Frosh dormatory which name escapes me but I still remember the room number 346 lol because I had to tell the campus cops before they would turn the car around and take me back to campus. I asked to get out at the infirmary so I could walk the rest of the way :)).
 
They HEAVILY teased an IR in the series premiere of "Friday Night Lights" between Gaius Charles' character Smash & Adrianne Palicki's character Tyra. But the show never went back to that storyline after the episode. It was weird because Smash & Tyra were literally about to have sex until his mom all of sudden came home & they never discussed their fling after that.








I watched last week's episode of "God Friended Me" (episode 3) a few days. I think they're being too heavy-handed with shipping of the leads. 3 episodes in & she was about ask dude out on a date (After her family/friends/co-worker been pushing her to pursue it) until some work came up.


The reason why FNL was so much BS was as you say they PURPOSELY promoted the show with football cheerleaders, tailgating, booster fundraisers, and Smash about to smash the Blonde Amazon who NBC executives would eventually cast to play Diana Prince in "Wonder Woman", a pilot that was shot then the show got pulled for reasons NEVER discussed. But on the show itself we get all of three episodes where they even talk to each other and maybe one more over the course of the entire 4 season run they appeared on FNL. Contrast that with the taboo of teen statutory rape however, and the powers that be had NO PROBLEM at all embracing the affair Tyra would enjoy with that twenty-something traveling salesman/oilman who clearly knew she was a SOPHMORE when he asked her out at Applebee's where Tyra worked as a waitress. She meets him at LaQuinta as she is early & eager for their date (she thinks he is her ticket out of that one stoplight town) and what do you know . . . they never make it out of the Hotel room. This was endorsed by the powers that be at NBC . . . an illegal act of rape and statutory sodomy but a healthy, happy high school IR sex scene between two consenting adolescent classmates was TABOO and an ANATHEMA??? Sex with that oilman/candyman/pedophile was endorsed and it was the VERY next thing that Tyra did after the NBC showrunners had her reject the advances of Smash when he tried to follow-up on their sexual interlude in his living room as soon as they crossed paths again (SMDH!!)
 


Ivy's love was PLATINUM . . . Adrianna's love was PLASTIC. They should have been embraced as a power couple as they returned from Summer vacation in AUS for their senior year at West Bev. They face some ups and downs but those challenges never matasticize into volcanoes but they are dealt with as anthills that they are ("Small thing to a GIANT" says Dixon Wilson after taking a second to see the big picture as a former DYFS kid from NYC by way of Wichita, KS). Then the showrunners do the Teddy and Raj wedding to end season three to the outrage and dismay of Rush Limbaugh and the Republica conservative opposition to Prop 8 in California. Season 4 November sweeps ~ the DIVY wedding for a ratings reward in that sorry season that pays off substantially for the core constituency of 90210 that had been invested in the show since it aired to record ratings in the fall of 2008 when Gabe Sachs and Jeff Judah held the power as Executive Producers . . . FUCK Rebecca RK Sinclair!!!
 
They HEAVILY teased an IR in the series premiere of "Friday Night Lights" between Gaius Charles' character Smash & Adrianne Palicki's character Tyra. But the show never went back to that storyline after the episode. It was weird because Smash & Tyra were literally about to have sex until his mom all of sudden came home & they never discussed their fling after that.








I watched last week's episode of "God Friended Me" (episode 3) a few days. I think they're being too heavy-handed with shipping of the leads. 3 episodes in & she was about ask dude out on a date (After her family/friends/co-worker been pushing her to pursue it) until some work came up.
That sucks. Some producers of shows are afraid of ir of brothers.
 
I watched last week's episode of "God Friended Me" (episode 3) a few days. I think they're being too heavy-handed with shipping of the leads. 3 episodes in & she was about ask dude out on a date (After her family/friends/co-worker been pushing her to pursue it) until some work came up.

Beat me to it. I don't think they are being too heavy handed remember her boss told her she might be up for that senior's position she chose not to pursue. I won't give away episode 4 details, but some fans weren't happy. They love this (future)couple.

BTW They have been picked up for a full season.
https://twitter.com/GodFriendedMe/status/1053407848020037645
 
I just watched last week's episode of "Dynasty" (Season 2, Episode 2). Looks like the other black male character, Jeff Colby, has a new love interest this season in Kirby Anders (played Maddison Brown):

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According to Wikipedia, in the original series from 80's, Kirby Anders is involved in love triangle with Sam Colby & Sam Carrington (Who hasn't been used on the show).






Olivia Williams was MILF-status to me when she part of the main cast on Joss Whedon's short-lived FOX Sci-Fi series "Dollhouse" which aired back in 2009-2010. It's almost a decade later & she isn't as hot as she was back than.

I was able to catch up on episode 1 & 2 and this is becoming a very SEXY IR show with all these fit, young, hot people. lol.

But there might bring back the awful love triangle storyline again. These storylines suck, I don't know why writers love to do that. Who in the hell in real life do they meet that is involved in SO MANY love triangles for them to think that this is the norm.
 
I watched last week's episode of "God Friended Me" (episode 3) a few days. I think they're being too heavy-handed with shipping of the leads. 3 episodes in & she was about ask dude out on a date (After her family/friends/co-worker been pushing her to pursue it) until some work came up.
Beat me to it. I don't think they are being too heavy handed remember her boss told her she might be up for that senior's position she chose not to pursue. I won't give away episode 4 details, but some fans weren't happy. They love this (future)couple.

BTW They have been picked up for a full season.
https://twitter.com/GodFriendedMe/status/1053407848020037645
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Having watched procedural dramas like "Castle" & "Bones", where the male & female co-leads are each other main love interests, I'm used to waiting for several seasons before the co-leads finally get together. Didn't it take several seasons for House & Cuddy to finally get together on "House" too? So what they're doing on "God Friended Me" feels too fast.


The reason why FNL was so much BS was as you say they PURPOSELY promoted the show with football cheerleaders, tailgating, booster fundraisers, and Smash about to smash the Blonde Amazon who NBC executives would eventually cast to play Diana Prince in "Wonder Woman", a pilot that was shot then the show got pulled for reasons NEVER discussed. But on the show itself we get all of three episodes where they even talk to each other and maybe one more over the course of the entire 4 season run they appeared on FNL. Contrast that with the taboo of teen statutory rape however, and the powers that be had NO PROBLEM at all embracing the affair Tyra would enjoy with that twenty-something traveling salesman/oilman who clearly knew she was a SOPHMORE when he asked her out at Applebee's where Tyra worked as a waitress. She meets him at LaQuinta as she is early & eager for their date (she thinks he is her ticket out of that one stoplight town) and what do you know . . . they never make it out of the Hotel room. This was endorsed by the powers that be at NBC . . . an illegal act of rape and statutory sodomy but a healthy, happy high school IR sex scene between two consenting adolescent classmates was TABOO and an ANATHEMA??? Sex with that oilman/candyman/pedophile was endorsed and it was the VERY next thing that Tyra did after the NBC showrunners had her reject the advances of Smash when he tried to follow-up on their sexual interlude in his living room as soon as they crossed paths again (SMDH!!)
Ivy's love was PLATINUM . . . Adrianna's love was PLASTIC. They should have been embraced as a power couple as they returned from Summer vacation in AUS for their senior year at West Bev. They face some ups and downs but those challenges never matasticize into volcanoes but they are dealt with as anthills that they are ("Small thing to a GIANT" says Dixon Wilson after taking a second to see the big picture as a former DYFS kid from NYC by way of Wichita, KS). Then the showrunners do the Teddy and Raj wedding to end season three to the outrage and dismay of Rush Limbaugh and the Republica conservative opposition to Prop 8 in California. Season 4 November sweeps ~ the DIVY wedding for a ratings reward in that sorry season that pays off substantially for the core constituency of 90210 that had been invested in the show since it aired to record ratings in the fall of 2008 when Gabe Sachs and Jeff Judah held the power as Executive Producers . . . FUCK Rebecca RK Sinclair!!!

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How are you able to remember all them details from 90210 & FNL? I binged-watched both of those shows several years ago, no way in the hell am I gonna remember all those details off the top of my head.
 
I used to watch FNL reruns all the time on Pivot so the first season is easy to recall. I use 90210 as relaxation therapy sometimes when Netflix still had it but they killed it this month. When shows have such great potential and entertainment value as these two series enjoy over their respective five year runs it is easy to recall the best season because for both it was their first seasons :)

Taylor Kitsch (Riggins) was the closest actor to enjoy male lead status after the head coach on Friday Night Lights . . . he got all the promotional money and got to bang all the hot white girls repeatedly even almost got some from the Coach Taylor's daughter once but he did the gentleman thing which you have to applaud since she was drunk. Smash was a second level character who enjoyed some plot material from time to time like the steroids, the arrest for defending his sister and the walk-out protest he led in racial protest . . . but he never got to sleep with his white girlfriend in S2 and the powers that be on NBC made SURE that you were informed that he was a simp which was an unnecessary slap in the face.

Dixon Wilson some how won a conference championship in Varsity Lacrosse and won Prom King both in season 1 as a soph at West Bev. Then he enjoyed the massive popularity of his sex tape with his beautiful girlfriend which enjoyed a limited theatrical release which is absolutely unprecedented in high school or college where such tapes are usually mere rumor. Nevertheless, Rebecca RK Sinclair denigrated him as a simp who was sitting by the phone all summer Junior year wondering where Silver was as she text and possibly sext Ethan who was off to Montana. Any competent showrunner would have understood that Dixon would be swimming in women for half that Junior summer in 2009 . . . hell hire those two sidekicks of Naomi from Fall 2008 and let Dixon break up with Silver after she effectively abandons the relationship and unilaterally turns off the sex faucet they had enjoyed all over West Bev in the library, in the cafeteria, behind the Lacrosse bleachers and have those two chicks act as Dixon's summer fuckable friends while his heart may still pine for Silver he should NOT be waiting around all summer all through his 17 birthday without enjoying the sex life of a high school legend, prom king and Varsity champion right??

As Black men we have to take notice of these plot impluasible showrunners and executive producers when they take our shows off the road of realism just to meet their personal agendas. Smash should have been smashing as many schoolgirls as Riggins and Dixon should have been practically tripping and falling into West Bev pussy during his first summer in 90210 right?? He was the Prom King and a Varsity Lacrosse conference champion but the showrunners of 90210 only allowed him to enjoy once piece of West Bev pie in THREE years at that school??

How did the executive producer of 90210 not recognize the plot opportunity she had when she wrote "The Enchanted Donkey" in S3 where Naomi finances they Senior Class Spring Break to Mexico? Have Adriana Tate Duncan use Dixon to kill two birds with one stone . . . hurt both Silver and Navid by banging Dixon's brains out right??
 
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I used to watch FNL reruns all the time on Pivot so the first season is easy to recall. I use 90210 as relaxation therapy sometimes when Netflix still had it but they killed it this month. When shows have such great potential and entertainment value as these two series enjoy over their respective five year runs it is easy to recall the best season because for both it was their first seasons :)

Taylor Kitsch (Riggins) was the closest actor to enjoy male lead status after the head coach on Friday Night Lights . . . he got all the promotional money and got to bang all the hot white girls repeatedly even almost got some from the Coach Taylor's daughter once but he did the gentleman thing which you have to applaud since she was drunk. Smash was a second level character who enjoyed some plot material from time to time like the steroids, the arrest for defending his sister and the walk-out protest he led in racial protest . . . but he never got to sleep with his white girlfriend in S2 and the powers that be on NBC made SURE that you were informed that he was a simp which was an unnecessary slap in the face.

Dixon Wilson some how won a conference championship in Varsity Lacrosse and won Prom King both in season 1 as a soph at West Bev. Then he enjoyed the massive popularity of his sex tape with his beautiful girlfriend which enjoyed a limited theatrical release which is absolutely unprecedented in high school or college where such tapes are usually mere rumor. Nevertheless, Rebecca RK Sinclair denigrated him as a simp who was sitting by the phone all summer Junior year wondering where Silver was as she text and possibly sext Ethan who was off to Montana. Any competent showrunner would have understood that Dixon would be swimming in women for half that Junior summer in 2009 . . . hell hire those two sidekicks of Naomi from Fall 2008 and let Dixon break up with Silver after she effectively abandons the relationship and unilaterally turns off the sex faucet they had enjoyed all over West Bev in the library, in the cafeteria, behind the Lacrosse bleachers and have those two chicks act as Dixon's summer fuckable friends while his heart may still pine for Silver he should NOT be waiting around all summer all through his 17 birthday without enjoying the sex life of a high school legend, prom king and Varsity champion right??

As Black men we have to take notice of these plot impluasible showrunners and executive producers when they take our shows off the road of realism just to meet their personal agendas. Smash should have been smashing as many schoolgirls as Riggins and Dixon should have been practically tripping and falling into West Bev pussy during his first summer in 90210 right?? He was the Prom King and a Varsity Lacrosse conference champion but the showrunners of 90210 only allowed him to enjoy once piece of West Bev pie in THREE years at that school??

How did the executive producer of 90210 not recognize the plot opportunity she had when she wrote "The Enchanted Donkey" in S3 where Naomi finances they Senior Class Spring Break to Mexico? Have Adriana Tate Duncan use Dixon to kill two birds with one stone . . . hurt both Silver and Navid by banging Dixon's brains out right??
You should be in tv
 
Taylor Kitsch (Riggins) was the closest actor to enjoy male lead status after the head coach on Friday Night Lights . . . he got all the promotional money and got to bang all the hot white girls repeatedly even almost got some from the Coach Taylor's daughter once but he did the gentleman thing which you have to applaud since she was drunk. Smash was a second level character who enjoyed some plot material from time to time like the steroids, the arrest for defending his sister and the walk-out protest he led in racial protest . . . but he never got to sleep with his white girlfriend in S2 and the powers that be on NBC made SURE that you were informed that he was a simp which was an unnecessary slap in the face.
I'm guessing you never watched the last 2 seasons of FNL, because Michael B. Jordan is basically the male lead after the Head Coach in the those last 2 seasons. Cress Williams also had a big recurring role in the last season as MBJ's Father.
 
I'm watching the series premiere New Amsterdam on NBC. There's an impressive black doctor who apparently hooked up with a white co-worker. She wants to "see where it goes," but he wants to end it because she's not black.

But as of 35 minutes into the show, she ain't taking no for an answer. So far, the reasons he's given her are the kinds of things a lot of you on this site HATE lol (i.e., black women feel betrayed, etc.).

Edit: The white doctor is played by Janet Montgomery, a British actress who's done ir before (Dancing on the Edge) and been a fave of mine since she was on Human Target years ago.

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Yeah I just seen it as well and him saying that like clockwork just attracted all the black women that hate it when black men date outside their race on twitter praising him saying that.

https://twitter.com/Lovey_CM/status/1044775880478920706
https://twitter.com/dayaspatton/status/1044777394459078656
https://twitter.com/Annelleeeee/status/1044775766926536704
https://twitter.com/LadyGemini71/status/1044780548500213763

They just started a controversy I don't think they are prepared for with these kind of black women. If they want to prove there is nothing wrong with IR love the last thing you want to do is attract the pro black love crowd with that speech because unfortunately the pro black love crowd has bigots that love black love out of spite of IR love.






But the actress Janet Montgomery is british doing a very convincing U.S. accent on this show. Her scene with Chiwetel Ejiofor is still one of the most beautifully shot IR love scenes on screen.
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Well they just made sure I'll never watch it. They've declared this show is for black women and white men sensibilities. On to the next.

Looks like it's gonna be ongoing storyline based on the promo for next week's episode:



I was assuming it was a plot for only 1 episode based on qaz1 & darkcurry's posts.

Yeah, that's not going to go over well.

Good. She made a good point why are you holding out for this mythical good black woman when a dope good looking good hearted woman who is in your profession is right in front of you.
And let me also point out in the numerous on screen romances with black women and white men not a single time not one instance have I ever even seen these women show interest in black men yet make a pointless stance for black men. Reality is black women who complain about this shit not only want to be with non black men they are so bitter and angry they don't want to see black men with anyone

Co-sign.

I saw the initial post, before the whole discussion broke out, and I said to myself I would stay away from this show for that reason alone. In America white guys date outside their race more than any other demographic (#1 IR unions are between white men and Asian women and the #2 is between white men and Hispanic women) and yet they are NEVER called on the carpet about betraying white women; they never have to apologize. Meanwhile in black America black dudes are going nearly 30 years of having to pledge loyalty to black women as well as champion black women beauty publicly less they get called out as traitors. And the worse offenders could be black men doing the work of black women by criticizing other black men who pursued non-black ladies.

That this show even raised this silly topic suggests a possibility of competing pathetic scenarios:

1- The show has a black writer/producer onboard who is a woman arrogant enough to assume black men must not forget their oath to the sistas.
2- The show has a black writer or producer who is a man that just happens to be 100% simp/dupe.
3-The show's writer and or producer who came up with the idea is a white person who has been exposed to this bullshit via the media or real life conversations which means this nonsense has spread to the mainstream.

Of course if the show turns the whole thing on its head by calling out racism and double standards from the African American community and have the couple go happily about their way then I will give it props.

I watched last week's episode of "New Amsterdam" (episode 4) a few days ago. Jocko Sims' character tried to go in for a kiss with Janet Montgomery's character at the end of the episode. She turned him down & basically told him, that he shouldn't bother to even attempt to kiss her until he claims her as his girl.
 
I watched last week's episode of "New Amsterdam" (episode 4) a few days ago. Jocko Sims' character tried to go in for a kiss with Janet Montgomery's character at the end of the episode. She turned him down & basically told him, that he shouldn't bother to even attempt to kiss her until he claims her as his girl.

I've been watching every episode of this show. Honestly because I don't be doing anything around that time. lol. And it is one of those patient builds to a relationship with them. The chemistry and tension is there in every episode. The ratings are still good so good to see that first episode of how they introduced them didn't hurt. Tonight's episode was powerful all around. You should check it out.
 
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