The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh

I found the show really entertaining! Honestly, just ignore the haters-most of the negative comments seem to come from people who just don't get the humor. I'm Indian, and my girlfriend is Colombian, and we both couldn't stop laughing at the accents and the little guy who's obsessed with garbage and recycling. The show definitely has its moments, and what's funny is that I even see some similarities between the characters and my own parents. It's refreshing to see something that plays with cultural quirks. These days, people are so overly sensitive that it's hard to enjoy anything without someone getting offended. But seriously, give it a watch and decide for yourself!

It is a fun and creative concept and loved it all the way. The family is hilarious. The premise is that immigration officers are looking into the conduct of a recent immigrant family from India who are interrogated for burning a house of their neighbours down. Then what cooks up between the neighbours and this family is what the show is all about. There are funny incidents and Pradeep's are not able to steer clear of the Mill's, their neighbours. Kinda reminded me of Schitt's Creek in some way.

Not sure about the bad reviews. First of all it's not offensive as it is called out to be. Would just like to say to loosen up and not get offended by everything.

I hope there is a season 2.

No laughs out loud, which is how I judge comedies. But it's an interesting idea and rather fun. Culture shock is usually great comedy.

But the biggest objection I have is that none of the Pittsburgh natives speak Pittsburgese! I caught one "yinz," but the pronunciations are all wrong. I was born Pittsburgh. So it's painfully obvious.

The acting is good, overall, and Vinod is precious. He got smiles. And Naveen Andrews is always good. As I see it, the show just needs better writing. Maybe season 2 will be better, and I do hope it gets another run. I'll try the show again.

But if it's Pittsburgh, and that's in the title, make it Pittsburgh. Don't dance around it. That could be much funnier. And p.s., it should be easy for actors to assume the dialect.

Yes, the characters are over the top. That's because this is a comedy and not a documentary. The Indian characters are stereotypical, but so are the American ones. The Mills Family are every single American stereotype wrapped into one family - it's actually impressive that the writers managed it: overly religious, petty, redneck, hunting, etc. - every American stereotype ever, wrapped up in a bushy beard and a bleach-blonde hairdo.

So two stereotypes - Indian and American - living next-door to each other: it was just funny. The youngest Pradeep was adorable, and not at all realistic for any child his age, no matter what country they came from. But it's a tv show and not reality.

It's not perfect, far off from that. But it's definitely pretty funny and good for a Sunday binge.

I LOVED it.

Relateable on so many level's .

The determination and patience of Daddy Mahesh Pradeep.

The protectiveness and strength of mama Sudha Pradeep.

The curiosity and rebellion of sister Bhanu Pradeep.

The insecurity of brother Kamal Pradeep.

The confidence and precociousness of baby brother Vinod Pradeep. My absolute FAVORITE!

It's not a portrayal of modern India or every Indian, just a look at the different levels of frustration, challenges, excitement discrimination etc etc , All with a huge dose of humor.

I am an Indian and telling all Indians, 'come on, lighten up and learn to laugh at yourselves. Learn to distinguish humour from judgement'.

I hope there is a Season 2!