All of Us (CW)

common sense media says

Sweet sitcom families can watch together.


parents & educators say

What parents need to know

Parents need to know that two of the main characters are a divorced couple who are raising their young son together and often find themselves at odds. Their best friend is a four-times-divorced serial dater.

Positive messages: The lesson here is that family comes first.
Violence: Not applicable.
Sex: Several of the main characters date, sexual innuendos and kissing.
Language: Mild ("damn," "hell," etc.).
Consumerism: Not applicable.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking: There is social drinking.

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What to talk about

Talk to your kids
Families can talk about what happens when parents divorce. How can families cope with divorce? What's it like for kids? Do divorced parents ever get back together? Is the relationship between the divorced parents on the show realistic?

What's the story?

What's the story?
In ALL OF US, an endearing half-hour comedy produced by Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith, a pair of divorced parents try to find a way to raise their son together while moving on with their separate lives. Robert James (Duane Martin) is a TV reporter who, with his ex-wife Neesee (LisaRaye), is raising their son Robert Jr. (Khamani Griffin) while searching for love in Los Angeles. Omnipresent in their lives is Dirk (Tony Rock), a four-times-divorced Casanova with women on the brain. Throughout the series, viewers see how Robert and Neesee balance their independent lives while putting their son's welfare first.

Is it any good?

Is it any good?
 

Families will enjoy watching All of Us together for the many scenes that could be good fodder for discussion. In one episode, for example, Robert Sr. falls for the younger Robert's karate instructor -- on whom Robert Jr. also has a crush. When Robert Jr. finds out about his dad's pursuit of the young woman, he calls him on it. His dad uses the experience to explain that he would never knowingly betray his son or demote him to second fiddle when he's in a romantic relationship. This helps Robert Jr., secure in his dad's love for him, to see that his instructor and his dad are a good match.

Given Dirk's penchant for women, the series does have some lines and scenes that parents might find objectionable. Eager to impress, he often lies his way through dates to get what he wants. Being a family comedy, he's ultimately always found out.

TV themes & details

TV Details
TV Rating: TV-PG
Network: CW
Cast: Duane Martin, Khamani Griffin, LisaRaye
Genre: Comedy
Where to watch: CW

This review was written by Lucy Maher
 
 

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shankshank
teen, 14 years old
 
This is a great show for parents who want to teach there kids a good lesson! Overall, this show is my favorite because you learn lessons and it is very funny with some romance in it. <3 it!!!

connielove93
educator and parent of 5 and 10 year old
 
All of us love it!
This is a rarety now, a show good for the family with limited bad language. There may be a little sexy stuff but nothing that someone over seven can't handle. Me and my family enjoy this show together.

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