Spidersecu Don't Believe the Hype

Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Juana what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Candida It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.

enalrafcamhtes Cleveland Brown (Who eventually became a Black version of Peter), who's tired of Quahog's (Rhode Island) nuisance, decided to move to his old place in Virginia along with his son (Black version of Chris). But, not everything was expected. He met his old crush in Virginia, who is a divorced mother (Black version of Lois) with a teenaged daughter (Black version of Meg), and a baby boy (Black version of Stewie).

carltonjerome This show sucks. Get the f*** off the air. I guess enough people like this bs. Oh well. This show is stupid, but apparently it's a reflection of the "Black" community seen through the directors/producers eyes'. I hate it. Just super corny. People love making money these days at the cost of their s***ty views of society. Jokes aren't funny...Not sure where the producer gets his material.

Di Bobi Never before has a show been so out of touch with all potential audiences. Its ridiculous episodic plots were blatantly embarrassing to watch and the fact that it lasted that many seasons is nothing short of a miracle.Despite it's creator/s seemingly investing a lot of money in getting "celebrities" to guest appear on the show, clearly nothing was spent on hiring competent writers.I feel bad for fantastic voice actors such as Kevin Richardson having their talents wasted on this abortion.A common "joke" was having Cleveland (the father of the family) getting abused and assaulted by his wife Donna to no comedic effect, it was just something that some beta idiot or hateful feminist somewhere in the staff room decided to push for in most of the last seasons. Imagine if the genders were reversed, how "funny" would that repetitive plot point be? It wasn't funny originally either.Family Guy & American Dad are also plummeting to this show's low level. One down, two to go.

alfredlopez88 The only problem with this show is that it's funny ONLY when it's not about Cleveland. Unlike with Peter from Family Guy, you actually believe he's as stupid as he portrays himself, which rids him of any humor. Viewers can't really expect for a spin-off of Family Guy to lack the crude, stereotypical, nonsensical humor it tries to achieve. But, unlike Family Guy, The Cleveland Show doesn't even attempt any semblance of character development: Cleveland gets 90 (well, maybe 80) percent of screen, which makes it grueling to watch many times. Whenever I can tell an episode is going to be an all-Cleveland, I just stop watching. Perhaps it is because his sidekicks could not be more bland or lackluster--truly lazily created characters, added only so Cleveland can have his drunken, idiotic side-adventures. Still, I give it a 6 for the many laughs I get from the show only when he's not the one talking.