Finally, the series seems to be finding its stride. Like several of the episodes so far, this one appears to be inspired by a Spike Lee movie other than "She's Gotta Have It." For example, the previous episode (#LuvIzLuv) seemed to draw inspiration from "She Hate Me." In this one (written by Barry Michael Cooper) it's "Bamboozled" (one can argue Justin Simien's "Dear White People" as well) because of its focus on racial politics. While I appreciate the racial (and sexual) issues addressed in this episode, it is presented in a strident and obvious way, that diminishes it's power. On a positive note, this episode brings some much needed depth to Jamie Overstreet's character, which has been pretty flat and dull up until this point.
She's Gotta Have It (TV Series)
#4MyNegusAndMyBishes (ALL WORDS MATTER) (2017)
User Reviews
Review this titleSee also
Awards | FAQ | User Ratings | External Reviews | Metacritic Reviews