Season 8 of 'The Neighborhood' premieres on Monday, Oct. 13 at 8:00pm.
A comedy following an L.A. neighborhood caught off-guard by its new residents from the Midwest.
Dave Johnson is just about the friendliest guy you could expect to meet. After moving his family from the Midwest to a tough Los Angeles neighborhood, it turns out not all of its residents appreciate his neighborly ways.
His new neighbor Calvin, in particular, is caught off-guard and worries that the Johnsons will disrupt the culture on the block.
Comments (12)
02/07/25 at 06:12pm
Yall hating on this show... but it has 7 seasons. Ppl love it, u dont well stop watching it then. i love it and it educates America
05/10/22 at 05:28am
To push the agenda using children in last night's episode was horrifying. Can no longer watch.
11/23/20 at 06:40pm
Totally fucking blm bullshit..all politically modivated. Cancel this shit now!
11/18/20 at 12:11pm
... and they ruin it in season 3.
The great thing about the first two seasons of this show was how NON-political they were. They showed some cultural differences between back/white but none of it was politicized or really made about race to any great degree. This made the show enjoyable as a SITCOM. You know.. comedy.
But they've ruined this with the season 3 premier which was nothing BUT political and about race.
It's just moronic when television producers or stars think they need to "educate" the public on a sitcom. And it's even more telling when the sitcom contains a great many characters of color.. there's always a "moral" a "lesson" which I find more of a drag than anything. You really don't see these "morals" or "lessons" on sitcoms with a primarily white cast.
I'm not a fan of tuning in to be "preached" to, even if you are preaching a more favorable view in my opinion --- Basically I detest being told what I SHOULD think.. even if I already think it. I turn on my television, or tune to a channel for a show, to be entertained. Throwing entertainment out the window in favor of trying to "teach a moral lesson" to viewers is always a mistake. I'd watch this show for a decade if it remained entertaining and non-political as the first two seasons. But if the season 3 premier is any indicator of what season 3 will become.. I'll drop this show faster than anything - and they'll need to rename it to "Neighborhood-ish".
How about using a sitcom to ENTERTAIN rather than preach???
The great thing about the first two seasons of this show was how NON-political they were. They showed some cultural differences between back/white but none of it was politicized or really made about race to any great degree. This made the show enjoyable as a SITCOM. You know.. comedy.
But they've ruined this with the season 3 premier which was nothing BUT political and about race.
It's just moronic when television producers or stars think they need to "educate" the public on a sitcom. And it's even more telling when the sitcom contains a great many characters of color.. there's always a "moral" a "lesson" which I find more of a drag than anything. You really don't see these "morals" or "lessons" on sitcoms with a primarily white cast.
I'm not a fan of tuning in to be "preached" to, even if you are preaching a more favorable view in my opinion --- Basically I detest being told what I SHOULD think.. even if I already think it. I turn on my television, or tune to a channel for a show, to be entertained. Throwing entertainment out the window in favor of trying to "teach a moral lesson" to viewers is always a mistake. I'd watch this show for a decade if it remained entertaining and non-political as the first two seasons. But if the season 3 premier is any indicator of what season 3 will become.. I'll drop this show faster than anything - and they'll need to rename it to "Neighborhood-ish".
How about using a sitcom to ENTERTAIN rather than preach???
09/06/20 at 12:18pm
I may have erred in my 1st post. I've been watching the show, I like it, let's see how much longer it'll go. Good luck !!!
10/26/19 at 01:21pm
It is funny, but it won't last. I like the show but a whole bunch of other folks don't. Too many people out there are easily offended.
09/25/19 at 05:15am
Love this show! First episode was great and looking forward to the rest of the season. :)
10/27/18 at 07:05pm
Could you imagine if it was a white person referring to black people as meat?! Its ok to be racist towards white, but damn if you say anything about blacks.
10/01/18 at 06:03pm
Maybe. Will watch one more time. For me Monday night on CBS gets a 0.
10/01/18 at 05:29pm
I honestly don’t think it’ll last. Comedy with racist undertones works in small doses for me and unfortunately that’s all this is. I laughed not once... it’s a shame too because I love Cedric the entertainer.
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