Real Husbands of Hollywood

It's the misadventures of the narcissistic m-itch idiot Kevin Hart who has a successful comedic career and a group of equally idiotic selfish friends. The poker playing friends include Duane Martin, Nelly, Boris Kodjoe, Nick Cannon, Robin Thicke, and J. B. Smoove. Trina Shaw (Cynthia Kaye McWilliams) is his long suffering agent.

This is a BET faux reality-TV docudrama in the vein of the Real Housewives series. Everybody's an idiot. Everybody's selfish. It's fun but it does get repetitive as the series goes on. The heightened stupidity is a bit hit and miss. Hart is constantly an idiot and getting in trouble in the most ridiculous fashion. The funniest is when he gets beaten up by a small child. Sure it's slapstick but I enjoy Hart getting hurt by a young boy. He should steer into that by going smaller and smaller until he gets stomped on by a baby. There is real joy in Hart getting crushed by a small child. The third season deals with his falling off a building and by the fifth season, the show gets a bit too random. I doubt Hart has the time to continue the show much going forward. The last show was in 2016.

His movies are hit or miss based on the plot, film crew and frequency with which they are released. This show here is a hit every time. In fact it makes me wonder if he is this rambunctious in real life.

I'll start off with the supporting cast, all of them have done a good job, although somebody needs to tel JB Smoove to stop rushing his lines. But the show focuses in Hart's idiotic antics.

I can't stop laughing either. BET NEEDS TO KEEP MAKING THIS SHOW! In fact they should air it on other networks so that white audiences can enjoy it, being on the network alone makes at niche. I hope they make more season because I am hooked, in fact this is the second time I have binge-watched this show.

Kevin Hart...he makes this show...without him this show would have been all miss no hit...

with that being said...it's not a great show...it has some really really ingenious moments...some scenes that are truly truly funny...but it's far from being a good comedy show...

at some point it feels like a satirical take on something...how ridiculous it can get...so yeah...good....but sometimes the ridiculous becomes a little too much...

but did it make me laugh?...yeah...so what would i tell somebody about this...get it...and fast forward past the pointless stuff...and you'll definitely laugh a few dozen times...

It takes a lot for me to laugh at comedy these days, but, surprisingly, I was cracking up at this show! I'm tired of how comedy movies/shows these days rely on crude humor to be funny; RHOH doesn't, which made me keep watching. Of course, there is going to be some crude humor, but I like how it doesn't rely heavily on it. Kevin Hart is a fool, haha and I just love the main cast and how funny they are.

The guys have great chemistry, which, as many know, is important for a movie/TV show to work.

I hope RHOH sticks around, because this show is hilarious.

9/10

This is a must see. I was very close to giving the first season a 10/10 but nothing is perfect. However, this is worth all the positive feedback it receives, if you like to laugh then you must watch it, if your a Kevin Hart fan you must watch it too. It has all the right aspects to it such as well-scripted jokes, celebrities(guest-star appearances) and great acting - QUALITY.

All I would criticise it for is just some episodes are not as funny as others. More importantly, all those involved in it have produced something unique as no other 'reality' show focuses on husbands, the producers and those involved in the creation including Kevin Hart have done a good job so far, it has got that new, exiting and prestigious feel to it which you do not see elsewhere. Interestingly, it has an element of reality because the real wives of the husbands are in this, but then they have fabricated the rest of the show such as Kevin Harts personality as a 'Mitch'.

Definitely worth watching. Once you have watched one episode you will want to watch another.