One Mo' Chance

The show was repetitive in every episode. I lost care, and more importantly, I couldn't help but think to myself are these ladies being serious right now? What are they hoping to get out of this but exposure? I thought the show was about "Mo" finding love and companionship, but both him and the ladies are acting so bizarre and extra it's almost embarrassing to watch. All the drama and talking and fighting was blown out of proportion and hyped up for the sake of "good tv". It was a dumb show and good luck with the little exposure you'll gain from it, it'll fade out. Oh and Tiffany was cringe to hear her still spouting the exact same phrases and words from her prime on tv, HBIC and idk what. Tbh I really thought she had matured a little, I like her comebacks and the way she dramatizes everything... but at least I thought she would do it without that extra burn. Tho it's nice to know those things still make her money today, happy for her.

This show reveled true love at its core. Chance wanted to give these classy ladies one mo chance. One mo chance to capture the essence of loves tight grip. One mo chance to see if any of these lovely women would fulfill the void of desire and passion that averted him so many times. As I watched this I won't lie, it pulled at ya boys heart strings. Amazing women like Rollie Pollie Snacks meals revels her big heart. Wap wap was so kind and giving, and of course Flat Back who's ironing board shape would not define her shapely personality. This show made me believe in love again. They will fight but when they fight, they are fighting for love. I say this give this show one mo chance and maybe you will discover the love again. Youlll root for Baby Ruth and you'll cry for Grandmama. I had an ice box where my heart use to be but it melted away with one mo chance. Give this thang an Emmy real talk!

In my opinion, this series was a catalogue of female degradation. From the onset, Chance and Micah - and eventually even New York - behaved obnoxiously and treated the women less than humanely.

Reality tv antics and expectations aside, I was genuinely disturbed by all the disrespect I witnessed.