Sarah Huggins

Witty dialogue combined with the likability of the squeaky-clean Feldman and Milioti will bring you in for the first few letters, but the supporting players will keep you in through the letter Z.

While a nice romantic comedy is a good escape, this one uses too many romantic cliches a little too late.

It's hard not to compare the comedy to past shows such as "The Bernie Mac Show" and "The Cosby Show" and rightfully so. Black-ish continues the momentum these shows started and brings in issues of this generation.

All in all--the action will draw viewers in and the loveable characters will keep them for the long haul.

Gruffudd carries the series well and brings a trustworthy and genuine presence to the role of Henry Morgan. However, after viewing two episodes, it is unclear where the series is going in the long haul.

The Season 4 struggle starts somewhat intriguing, but gets repetitive quick.