S3.E1

Welcome to the Movement

Episode aired Nov 16, 2020
TV-PG
22m

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Tichina Arnold, Cedric The Entertainer, and Max Greenfield in Welcome to the Movement (2020)

The Butlers and Johnsons unite when a member of their community is the victim of racial injustice.The Butlers and Johnsons unite when a member of their community is the victim of racial injustice.The Butlers and Johnsons unite when a member of their community is the victim of racial injustice.

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Trivia
Was written in response to George Floyd who was murdered that summer.

Goofs
When Calvin and Dave drive the vehicle downtown to find Malcolm, one can see there is no rear view mirror in the car and that the gear shift is in the Park position while they are moving.

Quotes
Dave Johnson: I can't believe this is happening.
Calvin Butler: Well, what'd you expect? You arm the police like they're going to war, and that's exactly what they're gonna do.

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10/10

THANK YOU for acknowledging the times that we're in.

This show was created with built-in conflict over race. It would have been a disservice *not* to address BLM, as others are criticizing. While we all know it's a comedy, I appreciate the effort to remind us that these 2D onscreen characters represent *real* 3D people in society. If people are shallowly only looking for laughs, that is their issue. BBT had its somber moments. So did FRIENDS, CHEERS, FRASIER, WILL & GRACE, MODERN FAMILY, etc. ALL comedies anchor characters with heart, so I commend Jim Reynolds, writing staff, and CBS for "going there" to give voice to a point of view that is usually (and historically) dismissed.

And since next week's episode title mentions the Election, I'm guessing more "real life" will get sprinkled in. Lol. Bring it on! 22 minutes of sitcom treatment is SO much easier to stomach than the divisive reality out there. =) Carry on, folks! (fistbump)