Act Your Age

The show is phenomenal we get to see a lot of the amazing actresses from our past they look absolutely beautiful and outstanding. But the only thing that doesn't make sense to me in the show is the children's storyline I feel that the women in the show can hold their own without the kids having to play a part in it. Their storyline is just ridiculous and Overplayed they're not needed. It's not that I have anything against the children being played in the showBut I just feel that they bring down the show with their odd storyline. But I love the women they are doing there thing. Act Your Age!!!!

Wow, I was surprised that this '90 style women's sitcom was funny (though cheesy at times) and was able to talk about serious topics without losing the comedy. Great to see so many beautiful, talented sista's leading a show without a dominant masculinity present. Was surprised by Tisha Campbell characters. It was not like her usually roles she's played in the past, but she played that character well. Hoping for a season 2!

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Could have did without the children storyline; though it did bring up some Gen Z topics. It's easy to binge. All these ladies are comedic power houses.

Act your age is the modern day golden girls. Three woman in their 50's living together that in a lot of ways are completely different from one another. The sweet Yvette Nicole Brown, the wild Tisha Campbell, and the sharp Kym Whitley join forces to star in this unforgettable, hilarious, warm, family comedy. This show demonstrates the perfect blend of comedy, drama, and heart. The comedy element makes me smile and laugh every time.

There aren't many multi-cam TV shows produced these days that will stand the test of time but I think this one will. The episodes so far have been very well written and so funny. I'm looking forward to what's to come.

Hoping Bounce TV will renew this show.

I am loving this story of three vibrant, energetic middle aged African American women who are not trying to be younger than they are, but are living life on their terms despite all the ups and downs. The comedic timing between the three actors, Tisha Campbell, Nicole Brown and Kim Whitley is flawless. The chemistry between them is undeniable. Each character has her own distinct personality. Keisha (Tisha Campbell) is a free-spirit. Angela (Yvette Nicole Brown) is kind of straight-laced. Bernadette (Kym Whitley) is ambitious. They all live together in Bernadette's high-rise apartment where Bernadette owns the building. This show, so far, is funny and entertaining. Keep up the good work.

This show has a classic sitcom format we don't see a lot of these days, and an interesting "golden girls" like premise. Yvette and Kym's characters are really believable and a treat, Tisha's leans a little too into tropes but is key to pushing Yvette's character out of her comfort zone. I wish they let her feel a little more real. I am also not so sure about the side stories with their kids, though as moms I understand why they are part of the show. Just maybe next season have a little less of them and a little more of the three main characters (and let Tisha's character feel a little more authentic). An easy watch.