BM/WW IR sightings on TV

[darkcurry]

Just finished the inn0cents and yo, this show is exculsively powered by the love story... and it was really good. At first, I thought it was too heavy-handed, but the writers wrote the shit out of their romance.

Yeah I was blown away of how good it was. I thought Cloak and Dagger would be the only ones, but The Innocents took it even further. I put it up there with another favorite IR love Story of mine A United Kingdom.

But that ending left fans wanting a season 2 which the creators pointed out is likely and it does appear to be what they call a summer sleeper hit as it was trending in the top ten on Netflix for about 4 days.

 

[ryanpaulstewart]

Yeah I was blown away of how good it was. I thought Cloak and Dagger would be the only ones, but The Innocents took it even further. I put it up there with another favorite IR love Story of mine A United Kingdom.

But that ending left fans wanting a season 2 which the creators pointed out is likely and it does appear to be what they call a summer sleeper hit as it was trending in the top ten on Netflix for about 4 days.

I was shocked at how visceral their relationship was. That was about as Romeo and Juliet as a show can get.

 

[ColiBreh1]

Been watching the short-lived The CW medical dramedy series "Emily Owens, M.D." that aired back in 2012-2013, for the last week & half.


They got D.B. Woodside on this show playing the Husband of the veteran female surgeon character (Played by Necar Zadegan) that the young 1st-year surgical intern characters all look-up to:

 

[SilverSmith]

Cult follower Minnow (Elena Kampouris) risks danger when she falls for outsider Jude (Shane Paul McGhie) on Facebook Watch's new melodrama, Sacred Lies. I rate this 10-part series binge-worthy. A new 30 min episode airs each Friday.

 

[darkcurry]

Cult follower Minnow (Elena Kampouris) risks danger when she falls for outsider Jude (Shane Paul McGhie) on Facebook Watch's new melodrama, Sacred Lies. I rate this 10-part series binge-worthy. A new 30 min episode airs each Friday.

It does look interesting judging by the trailer. (I would check this out even if the lead didn't have a black love interest.)

But once again it will fly under the radar because it's on facebook. With their troubles and having not done a good job of promoting their new web programs these will be hard to find. Hopefully Facebook watch will begin to pick up steam.

 

[SilverSmith]

Given proper marketing support, Sacred Lies could grow its viewership exponentially. FB Watch has, thus far, under promoted all of its web series. That's unfortunate because Sacred Lies is top-notch.

 

[Bliss]

Has the current Bachelor in Paradise been covered here? I was at the gym and caught it on the TV monitor on Monday night.

The hot black guy on there scored the cutest girl on there. They were really into each other.
I missed the second hr but saw the "coming up" scenes when they introduced a new ( also White) woman to the paradise and he was licking his lips and chatting to her while getting dagger eyes from the current chick he had hooked up with, lol. I wanted to see it but had to leave and missed it by the time l got home.

 

[qaz1]

I didn't even know Facebook was putting out its own series til I saw it here.

 

[SilverSmith]

And therein lies the problem with the Facebook Watch product team--- most FB users have never heard of the free video platform, despite launching in the United States 12 months ago.

 

[darkcurry]

Has the current Bachelor in Paradise been covered here? I was at the gym and caught it on the TV monitor on Monday night.

The hot black guy on there scored the cutest girl on there. They were really into each other.
I missed the second hr but saw the "coming up" scenes when they introduced a new ( also White) woman to the paradise and he was licking his lips and chatting to her while getting dagger eyes from the current chick he had hooked up with, lol. I wanted to see it but had to leave and missed it by the time l got home.

I notice more Interracial go down on that show than their main shows. I don't know that seems suspicious to me.

 

[darkcurry]

And therein lies the problem with the Facebook Watch product team--- most FB users have never heard of the free video platform, despite launching in the United States 12 months ago.

Yeah, well hopefully with Elizabeth Olsen now having a show (a show I'm still skeptical on with the IR storyline.) maybe when she starts promoting it her star power will bring in more viewers to that platform.

 

[qaz1]

I notice more Interracial go down on that show than their main shows. I don't know that seems suspicious to me.

Lol! I definitely feel you. But I'm trying to be optimistic.

 

[darkcurry]

Lol! I definitely feel you. But I'm trying to be optimistic.

I'm not. lol. I mean how is it that these girls are more friendly with the brothas on Bachelor In Paradise than on The Bachelorette. Out of ALL those white women that had become The Bachelorette not ONE of them chose a brotha or had brothas reach at least the top 3. But as soon as this show come out oh these girls are all over black men now. lol. I wouldn't put it behind me if they are TOLD not to choose black men or they purposely some how find white women that aren't into black men.

 

[ColiBreh1]

Has the current Bachelor in Paradise been covered here? I was at the gym and caught it on the TV monitor on Monday night.

The hot black guy on there scored the cutest girl on there. They were really into each other.
I missed the second hr but saw the "coming up" scenes when they introduced a new ( also White) woman to the paradise and he was licking his lips and chatting to her while getting dagger eyes from the current chick he had hooked up with, lol. I wanted to see it but had to leave and missed it by the time l got home.

I notice more Interracial go down on that show than their main shows. I don't know that seems suspicious to me.

Lol! I definitely feel you. But I'm trying to be optimistic.

I'm not. lol. I mean how is it that these girls are more friendly with the brothas on Bachelor In Paradise than on The Bachelorette. Out of ALL those white women that had become The Bachelorette not ONE of them chose a brotha or had brothas reach at least the top 3. But as soon as this show come out oh these girls are all over black men now. lol. I wouldn't put it behind me if they are TOLD not to choose black men or they purposely some how find white women that aren't into black men.

What exactly is suspicious about it? I don't watch any of those The Bachelor franchise shows, but since ABC is my default channel I often have them on in the background. Being The Bachelorette (& The Bachelor) comes with a lot of media attention, scrutiny, & pressure.

"Bachelor in Paradise" looks like a fun, less serious, less-pressure filled spinoff which can end with multiple couples together & a lot more opportunities for hook-ups.

No shit the females on "Bachelor in Paradise" are more open to BM than on The Bachelorette.

 

[darkcurry]

^^ Ummm, I just said it... at the end there. lol.

 

[The Dark King]

Remember the difference is marriage. Black men have always been the fun hook up story but as far as a life long partner to build a life with black men are dead last in terms of marriage material. Shit even black women when given the choice will choose almost anyone else the bachelorette(don't think a black guy made it into her top 3) showed us that. The popular narrative is still black men don't commit and won't take care of their kids. White men are the fairytale ending because they magically never cheat never abandon their families and always have the money to make dreams come true.

 

[ColiBreh1]

I'm not. lol. I mean how is it that these girls are more friendly with the brothas on Bachelor In Paradise than on The Bachelorette. Out of ALL those white women that had become The Bachelorette not ONE of them chose a brotha or had brothas reach at least the top 3. But as soon as this show come out oh these girls are all over black men now. lol. I wouldn't put it behind me if they are TOLD not to choose black men or they purposely some how find white women that aren't into black men.

What exactly is suspicious about it? I don't watch any of those The Bachelor franchise shows, but since ABC is my default channel I often have them on in the background. Being The Bachelorette (& The Bachelor) comes with a lot of media attention, scrutiny, & pressure.

"Bachelor in Paradise" looks like a fun, less serious, less-pressure filled spinoff which can end with multiple couples together & a lot more opportunities for hook-ups.

No shit the females on "Bachelor in Paradise" are more open to BM than on The Bachelorette.

^^ Ummm, I just said it... at the end there. lol.

Not really. You said The Bachelorettes don't pick BM because they're specifically told not to pick BM or are not into BM period.

I'm saying because "Bachelor in Paradise" is a different format from "The Bachelor"/"The Bachelorette" & is more laid back compared to those 2 shows, women feel more comfortable choosing BM on BIP. Not to mention, the women on BIP are former contestants on "The Bachelor". None of them were actually "The Bachelorette".

 

[Bliss]

Remember the difference is marriage. Black men have always been the fun hook up story but as far as a life long partner to build a life with black men are dead last in terms of marriage material. Shit even black women when given the choice will choose almost anyone else the bachelorette(don't think a black guy made it into her top 3) showed us that. The popular narrative is still black men don't commit and won't take care of their kids. White men are the fairytale ending because they magically never cheat never abandon their families and always have the money to make dreams come true.

You're right in the overall general sense. In particular as well, it would invariably uptick the image of BM if ABC regularly designated BM as the debonair, suave, well-educated, rich etc husband prize to women. And that benefits who. Not WM.

At the end of the day, they cater to their audience. If BW were it, guess who'd be the Bachelor. Unfortunately, there arent enough BW (and some WW) to satisfy ABC's demographics quota to sell space to advertisers. From it's wildly successful start ,The Bachelor/ette is now a franchise. I don't see the formula changing, likely why they introduced the lighter format shows, so every demo is represented. They even have a half Asian guy on.

Now...if they ever have a full Asian or Hispanic guy as the Bachrlor, oh boy...

 

[Shulz021]

You're right in the overall general sense. In particular as well, it would invariably uptick the image of BM if ABC regularly designated BM as the debonair, suave, well-educated, rich etc husband prize to women. And that benefits who. Not WM.

At the end of the day, they cater to their audience. If BW were it, guess who'd be the Bachelor. Unfortunately, there arent enough BW (and some WW) to satisfy ABC's demographics quota to sell space to advertisers. From it's wildly successful start ,The Bachelor/ette is now a franchise. I don't see the formula changing, likely why they introduced the lighter format shows, so every demo is represented. They even have a half Asian guy on.

Now...if they ever have a full Asian or Hispanic guy as the Bachrlor, oh boy...

Wasn't there a guy named Juan Pablo as The Bachelor?

 

[Bliss]

Wasn't there a guy named Juan Pablo as The Bachelor?

Well damn..indeed there was..

"Juan Pablo Galavis Guinand is an American-born Venezuelan former professional soccer midfielder/forward, who retired in 2008. In 2013, he was chosen as the first Latino star of the ABC-TV reality show The Bachelor after 17 editions.

(So.. we don't have enough American Black male athletes to choose from? IJS)

Also, this guy was born in NY but left to Venezuela at 2 yrs old and didn't return to America until college age to play ball.
Clearly, ABC loved his blonde blue eyes look along with his Hispanic name... it seems their safe way to "exoticize" the brand and draw in the Hispanic demo while keeping their base interested.