Black-ish Season 1 Episode 21 Review: “The Peer-ent Trap”
For Black-ish‘s outlandish main characters to work, the show has to embrace their absurdity, and relax on the whole “actually trying to make a po
For Black-ish‘s outlandish main characters to work, the show has to embrace their absurdity, and relax on the whole “actually trying to make a po
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