Zatima

Episode 18 ended with a shoot out in the barbershop. Episodes 19 picks up with Tony walking up talking to Connie. WTH was the end results of the shootout. In order to keep your viewers engaged, connect each episode to pick up where the last episode ends. I guess we are just to assume Tony shots the intruder and nothing happened. The same goes for when Zac was arrested. What made the cops assume that Jeremy was deceased. Nothing in the episodes point to exactly why Zac was arrested. In order to keep viewers it would be nice if each episode coincided with each other. Or should we use our imagination to what has occurred. The scripts were poorly written. If there are huge gaps missed.

As a Devale Ellis fan I had to support and I am glad I wasn't disappointed. I do wish the storyline would go in a different direction, but so far I am happy with the execution. The characters Zac and Fatima give us the perfect mix of love, drama and comedy. To be able to branch off from Sistas and do their own thing without missing a beat is commendable. Truthfully, I like Zatima better because I feel like it's not as much satire as some of TP other shows. These two are relatable and you can see yourself in these characters. While I also love Crystal, I can't wait to see Devale and Khadeen get their own show.

I love how raw and connected it is. For me it's relatable from both sides. And it shows a beautiful love story. No it's not perfect but it's real. And I love the dynamic of Zac and Fatima's relationship. I love how connected they are and it's something that's deeper then them. I connect with Fatima because I'm that person who's always strong for everybody but hide my own emotions. I love love but also run from love. I tell my sister all the time that I really have to be mentally stable for a relationship. And for Zac I understand him because I come from brokenness and pain. I just love me some Zatima. Can't wait to see what comes next.

Easily one of the best shows to primer this Fall season! It not only showcases the joy that comes with black love, it also explores the complexities that often come with being in a new relationship. Fatima and Zac have to navigate all the personal baggage they each bring to the relationship as well as external factors such as relationships with friends in family that play an integral part in the success of their relationship. Crystal and Devale are doing a phenomenal job in making the audience connect with the stories of their characters. The chemistry that the two share is undeniable and play a great part in why we love the couple so much. I know I can't wait for what else this show has in store for us!

I admire the portrayal of black love in Zatima. Though some may believe that there is too much drama going on, I beg to differ. Zatima follows a couple whose relationship is faced with many adversities and obstacles, yet they collectively attack each obstacle to save their relationship. This is a true display of what a relationship actually entails. No relationship is perfect, where there are aren't any hindrances, but every relationship should be a partnership collectively dealing with any and every intrusion that may try to hinder their union. This is one of the many things I love about Zatima.