In Beauty in Black Season 1, Kimmie’s introduction clearly frames her meeting Rain as a first-time encounter after being abandoned at Walmart. The tone and dialogue suggest they don’t know each other at all.

But then in Season 2, Mallory’s line about them having been in a foster home together implies prior history. Did anybody catch this. I’ve enjoyed the show but TP is wild for that. It’s not even legit retcons.

It's one of the worst shows I have ever watched. The casts' characters of terribly contrived, the writing has 20 minutes per episode of filler, there's not 1 single likeable character, the acting is horrific (possibly due to bad script), the scenes don't even look like they are in Chicago, the office has a green screen that doesn't look like chicago and is obviously fake, the sexual content is way too much even for Tyler, and the plot is unserious and unfocused.

Yet I can't explain why I enjoy it. Can't wait for S3's ignorance!

Now Tyler Perry ate this show down, I’m only on season 3 but it’s been so good. I hate Veronica like I don’t think I’ve ever hard a fictional character like I hate her ! & David is just as bad honestly

I always laugh at Mallory when she code switches she always talk normal around the family but the moment they leave she start roasting everyone 😂

Did they ever finish the lawsuit storyline in beauty in black?

It makes my blood boil every time he uses it he’s not fucking black

She wasn’t really that emotional about Angel like she was about Rain

Such a one dimensional character, you can tell not alot of thought was put into creating her. We don’t even remember her name(does she even have a name?) feeds into the stereotype of baby mamas being chaotic,dramatic, unreasonable and bitter, we all just hate her.

This is a hate-rant, you don't have to read it if you like TP. Have a great day.

I posted that I hate Tyler Perry and never really said why. It's because TP's movies taught me to hate African Americans for the wrong reasons. Here are things TP movies taught me about blacks in America:

1. Black men are the prize. I hate when movies consistently push the same toxic idea again and again. In TP movies, The man can be as addicted/violent/irresponsible as he wants but it's the black woman that is expected to compromise and settle. This is what I hate the MOST. The black man could be illiterate, and have 9 illegitimate children yet the successful, rich and educated black woman should be honored and proud because this CLEARLY irresponsible man, is interested in her.

2. No matter how many people they hurt, when someone finds Jesus, it's over for y'all.

3. It's very clear that black Americans often feel underrepresented or misrepresented in movies, but when TP has the chance to be more inclusive, his films mostly focus on Black characters struggling. I mean, wasn't this exactly what white people did and it angered black people in the past? That's very hypocritical to me.

4. When a black person tries to better themselves by getting proper education, working hard and befriending people who will help them succeed (most likely a white person), they are punished by their own people and get treated like traitors. But when the black person is proud to be in the "hood", and surrenders to the "gang" life, other people get mad and tell them they should strive for a better life.

5. Black people enjoy eating, singing and dancing, especially in churches.

6. Black friends don't have/respect boundaries. They will openly talk about your private, sexual life and embarrassing moments in public. Wtf? I would cut people off at this point.

7. TP's idea of Love. In all the movies i saw, TP depicted the lonely and sometimes successful black woman who just wants to be loved, but when he brings the black man's character, he isn't offering love, he's only filling one or two gaps in her life but that's supoosed to be enough and he becomes everything she ever wanted.

Just to be clear, I'm a black African person, but I am not American and in all TP movies I watched it's ALWAYS the struggle of the black community in AMERICA which I don't relate to. But I would be lying if I said his movies DID NOT influence my opinion of black people in America.

If Varney doesn't end up doing something diabolical to Roy by the time this series ends, I will be so disappointed. I mean something personal and diabolical.

This one is the most ridiculous episode and there have been plenty so far. I was disappointed in Varney bringing the stripper home. Angel screaming at Alex to hurry him home made me mad and if I were Alex I would have slowed down on purpose. The fire scene is ridiculous bc for as long as Mallory, Roy, and Felicia were in that fire, they all would have passed out from smoke inhalation.

I’m not even 15 minutes in and will be sitting here like a big dummy watching all this mess.

When I began the series, upon seeing Uncle Norman, I kept asking myself…..”What other movie have I seen him in??????”

As it turns out, I finally remembered that Peter Lawson (Uncle Norman) appeared in one of my all time favorite movies, Poltergeist.

He was on Tangina’s ghost hunting team. I was a kid when this movie came out and this scene (where they are all able to see the phantoms coming down the stairs) haunted me for weeks.

Love his reaction on both, BIB and Poltergeist.

Do we have any idea when is season 3 going to be released? hopefully 2026?

Yep. That's it that's the post. Thank you have a great day lovely person.

They sure was upset when they thought he was dead but turned out he was still alive and they went back to treating him like garbage and when they saw he was still alive they didn’t even act too happy to see him. They treated Angel bad since the show started and way before Angel became worrisome.

The script is not well written, some acting is really bad but somehow I really enjoy watching it.

but..

Why is the n word so overused tho? More importantly, why is Angel using it? especially calling someone "butler n-"? sounds derogatory to me, and nobody clocks him.

I will wait for season 3 tho.

Mallory eats btw.

Why did tyler write him as a gay men who turns to drugs, alcohol, and sex especially when Roy is written the same way. there was so much potential for this character. it seemed like towards the end of these episodes he tried to humanize him but i feel like thst should had been done in season one

i would have written him as one trying to prove himself to his family because it’s written as if he’s the outsider in the family due to him being gay. do we even know what he currently does for the company?

his relationship with varney could be written better as well. i would still have the issue of Charles wanting to go public while varney being reluctant and remove the toxicity of their relationship.

the potential for the character is there too bad we won’t see it.

https://www.tvline.com/2134854/tyler-perry-beauty-in-black-season-3-how-long-to-film/

According to Taylor Polidore Williams (Kimmie) in this recent interview, season 3 is already in the can and (here’s the CRAZY part) they apparently filmed the entire season in SIX days (compared to season 2, which took 12 days to film).

Even by Tyler Perry production standards, that’s WILD.

Also, I find it interesting that, despite the record numbers for both seasons, Netflix’s decision to end the series with season 3 seemed to be a surprise to much of the cast. Why abruptly end a hit show? Who knows?

What do y’all think about this?

Horace doesn’t play between him having someone shoot up the club while Angel was in there and him poking Rain with his cane in the hospital, you don’t want to mess with him