Meet the Adebanjos

I agree with some of the comments. The storylines are a little bit reminiscent of "Desmonds" back in the 90's (I loved that show btw) Definitely could be tighter with the acting and the editing but this was self funded at the beginning, so what did you expect?

I still think that it's funny and is showing how families still live according to parental values and cultural differences, despite the younger generation saying "uh uh uh,not me!" One thing that still confuses me is why Daniel Davids is credited in the opening titles, but in the closing credits, is Daniel Anthony??????? Someone should have noticed that.............. That's on a few episodes... did I miss an actor change there?

It feels like a bad relic of television from the 1960s and shaky camera work and sound that goes in and out are really frustrating. Better production values would have made this at least a six, but you still have all of the characters who are straight out of stock casting, like the fat man-hungry aunt who farts all the time and the useless dad who keeps getting swindled.

Surprisingly funny. I was not into the show when it first came out in 2016 but I have laughed through every episode. A must watch on Netflix. Bring back Funke, there needs to be a 2022 remake.

I really enjoyed the show. It has characters with interesting and animated personalities. I noticed that in the 3rd season, they improved on the quality of its production. I noticed they had better background settings and they had better wigs.

The show is very funny but production was poor.Would be nice to see a continuation of this show.