Reed Between the Lines

Fernsehserie
2011–2015
30 Min.

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Tracee Ellis Ross and Malcolm-Jamal Warner in Reed Between the Lines (2011)

Die Psychologin Carla Reed und Professor Alex Reed bringen ihr Berufsleben als Ärzte und ihr Privatleben in einer gemischten Familie mit drei Kindern in Einklang.Die Psychologin Carla Reed und Professor Alex Reed bringen ihr Berufsleben als Ärzte und ihr Privatleben in einer gemischten Familie mit drei Kindern in Einklang.Die Psychologin Carla Reed und Professor Alex Reed bringen ihr Berufsleben als Ärzte und ihr Privatleben in einer gemischten Familie mit drei Kindern in Einklang.

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Malcolm-Jamal Warner

Alex Reed

• 2011–2015

Nadji Jeter

Keenan Reynolds

• 2011–2015

Zoé Hendrix

Alexis Reed

• 2011–2015

Zoë Soul

Kaci Reynolds

• 2011–2015

Tracee Ellis Ross

Carla Reed

• 2011

Anna Maria Horsford

Ms. Helen Wilson

• 2011–2015

Melissa De Sousa

Gabriella…

• 2011

Michole Briana White

Simone Winters

• 2015

Joshua Braud

Josh

• 2011

Charles Robinson

Monroe Reed

• 2015

Tony Rock

Julius Darren

• 2015

Kamar de los Reyes

Anthony Guillory

• 2011

Alix Lapri

Nataya

• 2011

Tom Thon

Franklin…

• 2015

Sharon Leal

Lori Samuels

• 2015

Sean Patrick Thomas

Kenneth

• 2011

Mark Oliver

Dean Caldwell

• 2015

Matthew Cornwell

Peter

• 2011

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Vincentiu

nice job

after so many series about family , it is a real challenge to discover something new. parents, children, friends, nice dialogs. at first sigh - only versions of same thing . again and again. in this case the secret ingredient is the honesty. not the humor, not the dialogs, maybe not the performances. family problems in cruel light. few drops of irony, usual situations, great problems and easy answers, the love not in pink nuance but comfortable to discover everyday crisis. a modern series who has the art to use old recipes in wise style. and that does it an adorable TV series. because it has this kind of charm useful for every viewer not only as entertainment but as inspired reflection of his life.

askhawkins

Falls Flat

I have watched 4 episodes of this show and I just don't like it. The characters have no chemistry, it's like the none of the actors met before the first rehearsal. The children, who should be the highlights of the show, are dreadful to watch. Even the youngest daughter has no real appeal, as cute as she is. The blended family choice was a stretch and serves no purpose, especially if it's going to be swept under the rug like a dirty secret (I didn't watch the pilot episode so until IMDb had no idea that it was supposed to be a blended family). This show seems too forced and even all the celebrity guest stars can't save it. Nice try but the image of this show needs to be revamped if they want to survive.

10willied4

Reed/Lines

I really liked and enjoyed the show. I just love the two main characters and how they related to each others. I hope you will bring it back. The writing is also fantastic. Good job!!!!!!

The children are pretty good and I love the office workers the secretary and other professional in the office. I didn't see all of the episodes so I'm getting ready to watch it now on entertainment on Demand. I don't understand why anyone would put it down as I enjoyed the three that I saw and I spoke to others who enjoyed Reed/Lines. I especially enjoyed the visits from the parents and the "Save the date episode. So true as to relating to the ex-husband.

On-a-lark

Happy to see positive images of blacks

I've only seen two episodes but plan to watch more! I grew up with the Cosby show and have lamented the lack of positive images of blacks on TV since it went off the air. People should really give it a try. It's subtle, but fun. I know I'll grow to love it even more! Good start and nice to see our favorite black stars get cameos! I had grown weary of the offerings on network TV, especially since we have such a beautiful black family in the white house. I think now there will be more attempts at shows like this. Before it was reincarnated as the CW, WB had some nice shows: Girfriends, Half and Half, and One on One... My kids and I enjoyed the lineup! The writing was clever and the acting superb. We've missed those shows. Well done BET!

tallen452002

I had such high hopes................

I love Tracee and who doesn't love Malcom...but this show is horrible. They could have at least used seasoned child actors or at least used some kids that attended acting school. The acting is horrible and Tracee and Malcoms characters I don't see the average couple relating to. Tracee and Malcoms characters relationship on screen is too plain and boring. They are not believable as a couple thats been married for 4 years! The storyline is so flat, that I fell asleep on this show twice. Maybe new writers are needed. Try hiring the writers from past successful family shows. I don't see this show lasting one season. Sorry.

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After a four year hiatus, the show came back with a different storyline and feel than the first season. The major difference particularly being that Clara was no longer involved, and in fact was turned into a deadbeat mother. The reasoning for her leave is that she got an opportunity for a "job of a lifetime" in California, that lead from the final episode of the first season. At the time of release of this season, Tracee Ellis Ross was going into it's second season as well, Black-ish is set in Sherman Oaks, California. In addition to that, the shows additional cast changed. Exchanging Carla's best friend Gabriella Melissa De Sousa and office receptionist Ms. Helen Anna Maria Horsford, for Alex's best friends Julius Tony Rock and Simone Michole Briana White. As well as Alex's position as a college professor, in the first season being a stay-at-home dad, homeschooling his daughter as he held classes online at NYU. In the second season, he teaches inside an actual classroom at a community college, sending the youngest to a private school. The twins, Keenan and Kaci, personalities swap. And the twins biological father also makes a constant effort to be a part of their lives.