What’s Aged the Worst?
Marcus overlooking Angela, Jacqueline’s forced Knicks fandom, synchronized gym routine, the racist clerk, Tisha Campbell’s thin role, fade-to-black edits, and pervasive harassment
In the discussion (7)
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- Eddie not realizing Halle Berry was hot for ninety minutes is the first answer. — Bill Simmons
- Jacqueline’s investment in a random Knicks game is called an artificial way to make her seem like one of the guys. — Bill Simmons
- Three friends moving together across identical gym machines feels staged and implausible. — Bill Simmons
- The store clerk’s immediate cash warning is criticized as an abrupt, mechanically inserted racism beat, while another host defends its realism. — Bill Simmons
- Tisha Campbell’s character is described as one-note and possibly present for one scene too many. — Bill Simmons
- Repeated fade-to-black transitions expose a patched-together final act. — Bill Simmons
- The hosts identify pervasive sexual harassment across nearly every relationship as the broadest dated element.