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We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our servers. We hope to have this resolved soon. This issue doesn't affect premium users.Get PremiumWatch on MixDrop/MyStreamBlack-ish - Season 2, Episode 16: Hope
TrailerA highly-publicized court case involving police brutality and an African-American teenager leads the kids to ask tough questions, but Dre and Bow have conflicted views. Dre and his parents think the children need to know the harsh reality of the world while Bow would prefer to give them a more optimistic view of life.Actors: Anthony Anderson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Yara Shahidi, Marcus Scribner, Miles Brown, Marsai Martin, Jeff Meacham, Jenifer Lewis, Laurence Fishburne, Deon Cole, Peter Mackenzie, ...»Director: Kenya BarrisCountry: United StatesDuration: 22 minQuality: HDRelease: 2015IMDb: 7.3Rating(15) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Black-ish - Season 2"
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Characters of "Black-ish - Season 2"
Andre 'Dre' JohnsonPlayed by: Anthony Anderson
Rainbow JohnsonPlayed by: Tracee Ellis Ross
Zoey JohnsonPlayed by: Yara Shahidi
Andre Johnson, Jr.Played by: Marcus Scribner
Jack JohnsonPlayed by: Miles Brown
Diane JohnsonPlayed by: Marsai Martin
JoshPlayed by: Jeff Meacham
RubyPlayed by: Jenifer Lewis
PopsPlayed by: Laurence Fishburne
Charlie TelphyPlayed by: Deon Cole
Mr. StevensPlayed by: Peter Mackenzie
CurtisPlayed by: Allen Maldonado
Daphne LidoPlayed by: Wanda Sykes
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Creators of "Black-ish - Season 2"
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Critic Reviews of "Black-ish - Season 2"
Vanity FairSeptember 11, 2018It was a half hour of television that, yes, leaned a little heavily on rattled-off statistics and, sure, occasionally bordered on preachy. But isn't this something worth preaching about?
AV ClubSeptember 11, 2018There is no explicit conclusion because there is no conclusion to this ongoing problem in real life. It ends with them going to join the protest together, in solidarity with each other and in solidarity with their black brothers and sisters.
New York TimesSeptember 07, 2018Beyond the character moments, "Hope" manages to work in a stunning amount of American racial history (and current events) into a single episode without coming off like a sitcom Wikipedia page.
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