Nikki Parker

As much as you can say Nikki shouldn't have been chasing the Professor, Nikki had qualities to her that were great. She was very independent; she didn't allow a man to stop her from achieving a career, and she was funny. It's just that her chasing the Professor wasn't great, but as a person, Nikki was great and someone you can settle down with. It's just that the Professor didn't think that way. What do you think of her character?

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u/DaniJ678 — 8 days ago

Best Black Mothers?

I think Nikki Parker was a good mom, even though she came down hard on Kim, she just wanted what was best for her daughter, and didn't want her in the same circumstances she wanted her in. Who would make your list for best mothers?

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u/DaniJ678 — 8 days ago

Best Black Fathers?

The only one I can think of is Flex Alexander because, even though he was a single father, I think he did a good job raising Breanna and always had her best interests at heart. Do you have any other fathers on the list?

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u/DaniJ678 — 8 days ago

Shows That Did Things Differently?

Which shows do you think took things in a different direction, whether that be storylines or characters that had a positive effect on the show?

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u/DaniJ678 — 10 days ago
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Thoughts on 2 Broke Girls?

I understand the criticism of the show; there are things about the show that would turn someone off, but at the same time, there are good things about the show. I think the characters are likable, and the acting is good, and there are some funny moments in the show. The show isn't perfect, and there are things that you could point out about the show, but the show isn't terrible either. There is some entertainment value; you just have to be the right person to enjoy the show. What do you think of the show?

u/DaniJ678 — 1 month ago
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Poorly Received Shows That Are Not That Bad?

Which poorly received sitcoms do you think is not as bad as people say it is?

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u/DaniJ678 — 1 month ago

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason

Do you think the sequel is terrible? I know the movie gets criticized for being a rehash of the first one, which I get; it's exactly like the first one, but in a different setting and with different characters. I think some sequels are far worse; it's just that this sequel didn't live up to expectations, and people wanted something different. What do you think of the sequel?

u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago

Allie and Noah

What do you think of Allie and Noah? I know there is a heated debate about them being a toxic couple, and Allie should have chosen Lon instead. I'm just curious to know people's thoughts on the situation and whether Allie made the right choice by picking Noah.

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u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago

Kono's Exit

Do you think the divorce was unnecessary? Do you think Adam could have stayed in the cast and still been married to Kono? I think Adam could travel back and forth and give updates on what's happening to Kono since she's not there anymore, and that would be a good way to let viewers know how she's doing.

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u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago

What Do You Think About Good Luck Charlie?

Good Luck Charlie is a good show. The characters are likable; Bridget Mendler did a good job in her role as Teddy. I think it is one of Disney's best shows. After the show ended, I don't think there was another show that could compete with Good Luck Charlie. What did you think of the show?

u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago

Adam and Kono

I liked them together. What the show did to them was dirty. They didn't have to bring Adam back once Grace Park left the show. They should have stayed where they were and let them live there. I feel bringing him back didn't do anything for the show because he was useful when Kono was there. He was more involved in the show because of her, and after she left, he didn't serve any purpose anymore. What do you think of them as a couple?

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u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago
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Rules of Engagement

I randomly decided to watch a few episodes of the show. I know about the show, but I think I never watched a full episode. The show is enjoyable; there are funny moments during the episodes. The characters are good; they're different from each other, but somehow the show still works. What do you think of the show?

u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago
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Marissa

Now that years have gone by, do you feel different about Marissa? Marissa caused alot of drama, but if you compare her to the other characters, she wasn't the worst. I think that goes to some of the adults on the show, and other characters as well.

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u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago

Maddie and Helen

Do you think their characters are too perfect? I like their characters, but I think they don't have as many flaws as characters. I think Dana Sue has more flaws than they do. Maddie and Helen have flaws, but it's not to the extent of Dana Sue. They act like they're perfect and don't have that many things you can criticize them for, unlike Dana Sue.

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u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago

The Family Man

I watched clips of the movie on YouTube one day. It's definitely better than most of Nicholas Cage's movies because in this movie he's acting normal and not crazy. I wish he would take more roles to show that he could act. The movie is very heartwarming and tells a good message. I think everyone should watch the movie because you will learn something from it. Nicholas Cage and Tea Leoni have good chemistry with each other. What do you think of the movie?

u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago

Unpopular Opinions?

What unpopular opinions do you have? The opinions can be about characters, movies or anything related to the romance genre.

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u/DaniJ678 — 2 months ago