The Last O.G.

Love this show so far... it has so much potential particularly if you're a fan of Tracy Morgan. I'm not a reviewer but couldn't stand to see this show have such a low rating!

Way to go Tracy Morgan!! I see pitiful reviews, but the truth about what passes for comedy now-a-days is a farce to say the least. Tracy Morgan has had a rough go of things, and I for one am proud of his effort here. Its only been one episode thus far, and I see a lot of potential for this series, and will gladly sit through several more before I condemn it to the heap pile with the rest of todays so called comedy series.....because lets face it, if you've watch as many TV series as I have, then you know the first episode only tries to introduce to all the players involved! Definitely worth the watch, and maybe pick up a few Funny Lines To Boot!!...."What's The Difference Between A Hard-On and a Bugatti? .....Ans: I Don't Have A Bugatti" ....Mullins (Cedric The Entertainer)

Just binged episodes 1-3 and if I was going week by week I wouldn't have made it past week 2. I like the premise and Tracy is really growing on me. Bobby is a little much, but funny. I even like Josh. But man is Tiffany playing a hard-ass Shay. Committed to helping social causes, but cold as hell personally?! Her portrayal as a person of color and difficult upbringing who has totally forgotten the world she's now fortunate to have left behind makes it difficult to like her character or get any "come back next week" vibes. I really thought in week 3 I'd see a softening, but when the opportunity arose, thenice queen arose. I watch tv to be entertained and to escape. This show just depresses me. Come on. I'll give you one more chance with episode 4 or I'm out.

It's an entertaining show, not super duper funny but good enough to keep watching. However, the Amira actress is so bad she makes me want to stop watching. Her lines, the way she presents her character is so bad and rude.

The first episode of OG almost had me drop the series. But, it actually worth watching. The comedy is nice and the show feels real and humane.