All The Way Black

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  • 2020
  • 1 Season
  • 0.0  (7)

All The Way Black is a comedy series released on BET+ in 2020. The show is produced by Chris DeStefano, Nyle DiMarco, and Brittany Wagner and is directed by Ty Walker. The show features a group of young individuals who explore the elements of black culture through different angles. The show focuses on the various facets of black culture and how they pervade every aspect of black life. It features skits, interviews, and performances that revolve around the interplay of black culture and everyday life. The show's creators use humor as the anchor for its storyline and use it as a tool for satire in many ways. All The Way Black's storytelling format has expanded beyond the traditional monologue comedic format, blending it with panel style discussions where the cast discuss contemporary black issues in a comic, yet illuminating way. Wisdom and humor fuse to create content that reflects reality while also underscoring the diverse experiences of black people. Each episode taps into unique aspects of black culture, from exploring the cultural significance of the black church, to elements of hip-hop music and economy, and the concept of black excellence and its nuances. The show largely avoids direct political commentary, although it does touch on issues of police brutality and inequality in subtle but impactful ways. The show's creators have deliberately created All The Way Black as a platform to celebrate and illuminate black culture, both for black audiences and non-black audiences. They accomplish this by telling the black narrative though the lens of black laughter. On the one hand, this allows for a deeper appreciation of the nuances of black culture and the beauty of black humor. On the other hand, it also works to dispel stereotypes and has potential to create bridges and understanding between different groups. In creating the show, the producers explicitly chose to embrace a diverse cast with a variety of experiences, both in terms of age and geography. The result is an assortment of voices with unique perspectives that come together, making All The Way Black a tapestry of various black cultures. In terms of production, All The Way Black is innovative and a cut above the average TV series. The show features a diverse cast of comedians, actors, influencers, and other talented individuals who join forces to create a blend of informative and hilarious content. Additionally, the show frequently features musical performances that include popular artists like Rico Nasty and Tobe Nwigwe. The set used for filming, which includes a combination of bold and bright colors, is carefully crafted to reflect the vibrancy of black culture. The audience is invited to appreciate the beauty of black fashion and style as the cast brings their own personality and design choices to the show. All The Way Black stands out in part because it treads a middle ground between comedy and documentary. By being playful and informative, the show manages to entertain while also educating. It takes its viewers on a journey that is not just fun, but one that is also enlightening and brings new insight and understanding about black people and their culture. Overall, All The Way Black is a fun and insightful program that can appeal to many audiences. The show offers a fresh voice in the world of entertainment by shining a light on a historically underrepresented culture, while also making us laugh along the way.

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Snack It Up Flip It
12. Snack It Up Flip It
October 8, 2020
Peppermint sticks in pickles, sugar sammiches, and Kool-lickles - let's enjoy the memory of these and some of our other favorite childhood sweet and savory treats.
Higher Learning
11. Higher Learning
October 8, 2020
Come with us as we go into soulful sensory overload recalling how our mamas, grandmamas, and aunties used to throw down in the kitchen when we were kids.
Ahhh, Potato Salad
10. Ahhh, Potato Salad
October 8, 2020
Come with us as we go into soulful sensory overload recalling how our mamas, grandmamas, and aunties used to throw down in the kitchen when we were kids.
Is That Velvet?
9. Is That Velvet?
October 8, 2020
Bell bottoms, Kangols, bamboo earrings - at least 2 pair - are the theme as we check out the black designers and trendsetters who defined 80's and 90's fashion.
In Living Color
8. In Living Color
October 8, 2020
Watching Saturday morning cartoons was the best part of being a kid. So grab a big bowl of your favorite sugary cereal and join as we remember the cartoons we used to love.
Look Back At It
7. Look Back At It
October 8, 2020
Hustle your way over to the TV and get ready to twist and shout as we moonwalk our way down the line of the most popular dance crazes that had us shaking our thang on the dance floor.
Must Be The Money
6. Must Be The Money
June 4, 2020
Let's revisit the iconic sports stars who paved the way for today's big money celebrity endorsements. Check out the first to do it, the most paid, and relive the catchiest ad campaigns.
Hair We Go Y'All
5. Hair We Go Y'All
June 4, 2020
We journey across corned rows, slide down slick wraps and everything hair-centric - Afros, hi-top fades, beauty shop culture, Du-Rags, the Bronner Brothers Hair Show, etc. - and reflect on the fabulous (and sometimes not-so-fabulous) styling choices.
It Takes A Village
4. It Takes A Village
June 4, 2020
Grab some popcorn, a little Kool-Aid, adjust that antennae on your big booty TV, and let's take a ride as we explore the evolution of the Black family sitcom.
Hot Chocolate
3. Hot Chocolate
June 4, 2020
Get ready to swoon over the finest baes and hot boys from our teenage years. Wesley, Pam. Halle, Naomi and the Artist Formerly known As, sizzle as we celebrate black beauty.
Don't Play Yaself
2. Don't Play Yaself
June 4, 2020
Double Dutch with us down memory lane as we reminisce on the beloved games from our childhood. From the Dozens to Dominoes to Uno and Spades, we'll cover them all, and hip you to the rules.
It's My House!
1. It's My House!
June 4, 2020
Rules, rules, rules - there are a lot of them when growing up black. Let's revisit the most memorable black household do's and don'ts from when we were kids.
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All The Way Black is a comedy series released on BET+ in 2020. The show is produced by Chris DeStefano, Nyle DiMarco, and Brittany Wagner and is directed by Ty Walker. The show features a group of young individuals who explore the elements of black culture through different angles.

The show focuses on the various facets of black culture and how they pervade every aspect of black life. It features skits, interviews, and performances that revolve around the interplay of black culture and everyday life. The show's creators use humor as the anchor for its storyline and use it as a tool for satire in many ways.

All The Way Black's storytelling format has expanded beyond the traditional monologue comedic format, blending it with panel style discussions where the cast discuss contemporary black issues in a comic, yet illuminating way. Wisdom and humor fuse to create content that reflects reality while also underscoring the diverse experiences of black people.

Each episode taps into unique aspects of black culture, from exploring the cultural significance of the black church, to elements of hip-hop music and economy, and the concept of black excellence and its nuances. The show largely avoids direct political commentary, although it does touch on issues of police brutality and inequality in subtle but impactful ways.

The show's creators have deliberately created All The Way Black as a platform to celebrate and illuminate black culture, both for black audiences and non-black audiences. They accomplish this by telling the black narrative though the lens of black laughter. On the one hand, this allows for a deeper appreciation of the nuances of black culture and the beauty of black humor. On the other hand, it also works to dispel stereotypes and has potential to create bridges and understanding between different groups.

In creating the show, the producers explicitly chose to embrace a diverse cast with a variety of experiences, both in terms of age and geography. The result is an assortment of voices with unique perspectives that come together, making All The Way Black a tapestry of various black cultures.

In terms of production, All The Way Black is innovative and a cut above the average TV series. The show features a diverse cast of comedians, actors, influencers, and other talented individuals who join forces to create a blend of informative and hilarious content. Additionally, the show frequently features musical performances that include popular artists like Rico Nasty and Tobe Nwigwe.

The set used for filming, which includes a combination of bold and bright colors, is carefully crafted to reflect the vibrancy of black culture. The audience is invited to appreciate the beauty of black fashion and style as the cast brings their own personality and design choices to the show.

All The Way Black stands out in part because it treads a middle ground between comedy and documentary. By being playful and informative, the show manages to entertain while also educating. It takes its viewers on a journey that is not just fun, but one that is also enlightening and brings new insight and understanding about black people and their culture.

Overall, All The Way Black is a fun and insightful program that can appeal to many audiences. The show offers a fresh voice in the world of entertainment by shining a light on a historically underrepresented culture, while also making us laugh along the way.

  • Premiere Date
    June 4, 2020
  • IMDB Rating
    0.0  (7)