BM/WW IR sightings on TV

When they announced the casting of this movie they made it seem like the father wasn't around. He isn't even a part of the main cast. So interesting to see how they do his character on this show.

 

Judging by the picture he is holding up at the 0:21 mark his wife was biracial.

 

What were they leary about?

It's kind of awkward to have a show named after him where he is a widow with two mixed-race kids when in real life he also has two mixed-race kids with a white woman who is still alive. lol.


Interesting concept though.

 

This is more of mom and daughter show no IR romance

 

The brief scene between the mom and dad of the mixed girl is clearly IR even if their relationship isn't the main focus of the series.

 

Bridgerton is Netflix's Biggest Series Ever

https://bit.ly/3iPmjqi

 

Well deserved!

 

So it surpassed Stranger Things? Really?

lol.

No but seriously like I said it was good, but not my cup of tea personally. But well written and well acted enough for me to finish this season. Some of the storylines were good especially the romance of Daphne & Simon. That was a beautiful storytelling of lovers. And it was the main storyline too. Something we rarely see with bm/ww IR couples in art.

And of course those sex scenes were...

 

Going all in & finally doing network family sitcom with a Black Father, White Mother, & biracial kids.

 

On NBC?

I thought that was done before on another network though but just got cancelled.

 

I can't think of a network family sitcom that has done this.

 

I gave in & decided to watch the 1st episode last night after seeing YouTuber Xantos Clutch do a video on the show. I was expecting it to be corny & only being able to partially hold my attention. But I was wrong, the show is well-done & kept my full attention.

 

Lindsey Morgan (The chick that played Raven on The CW's "The 100") is involved in another IR on The CW's new "Walker, Texas Ranger" reboot series "Walker" with Jeff Pierre's character.:

 

Are you talking about "Fam" on CBS?

 

No. I'm going to try and dig something up when I get time but I think that there was one before but the show got cancelled.

 

Half way through the 2nd episode of "Bridgerton"....I see Shonda Rhymes couldn't help herself & made the darkskin father of black male co-lead live up to this stereotype:

 

Facts

 

To be fair his best friend was a dark skin black dude who was good so does it balance out lol?

 

Has anyone noticed the two most popular and most discussed series on Netflix (Lupin and Bridgerton), both have WW/BM leads?

Are we a seeing shift towards something good?

 

Nope both are international movies removed from the US
Foreign entertainment has always been on the IR forefront