"N" Lovers

Season 1, Episode 2, Aired
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A popular urban fashion chain store moves into the neighborhood to much acclaim...until the people find out it's owned by an Asian family, not a black family! Meanwhile, local entrepreneur Big Tricky asks Romadal to be a spokesman for his new hip hop record label.

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  • What happened....?

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    By ImSoN2U, Aug 22, 2005 Report Abuse
    Last week, the premiere of "Barbershop: the series" debuted. Many viewers thought that the show was unoriginal and declared never to watch it again. And this was only after watching the first episode. How can you judge a show from its initial episode? I thought the show was funny and very pleasurable to watch. It goes in a different direction with the characters personal lives.

    But after viewing the second installment last night, I am beginning to see what others are talking about. First off, why is the second episode entitled "Nigger Lovers"? That immediately rubbed me the wrong way and also seeing the young customer running around the community and shouting the word was disturbing. I did not like the second episode at all. I hope the show develops better stories in the future.moreless

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    • Kia Goodwin was also featured in the short-lived UPN series, "Platinum," which was also created by John Ridley. Edit

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    • In one scene, a nearby local bus has a poster of "Weeds" placed on the side of the bus. "Weeds" is also a new series that airs on Showtime. Edit

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    • Calvin: "They got the best stuff at Target."
      Target is a successful discount retailer in the United States. Edit
    • Jimmy: "I want to be somebody. I want to be the black Barack Obama."
      Jimmy mentions he wants to be like Barack Obama, a U.S. Senator from Illinois and a member of the Democratic Party. Edit
    • Eddie: "Hey, Rwanda!"
      Eddie refers to Yinka as Rwanda. This is a reference made to the 2004 Osacr-nominated film, "Hotel Rwanda." Edit

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