Black-ish Episode 1.14 Andre from Marseille

Black-ish Episode 1.14 Andre from Marseille

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Black-ish Episode 1.14 Andre from Marseille

Episode Premiere

February 18, 2015

Genre

Comedy,Family,Drama

Production Company

ABC Studios, Cinema Gypsy Productions

Official Site

http://abc.go.com/shows/blackish

Information

Episode Premiere

February 18, 2015

Genre

Comedy,Family,Drama

Period

2014 - now

Production Co

ABC Studios, Cinema Gypsy Productions

Distributor

ABC

Official Site

http://abc.go.com/shows/blackish

Cast and Crew

Director

Phil Traill

Screenwriter

David Hemingson

Main Cast

Anthony Anderson as Dre
Tracee Ellis Ross as Rainbow Johnson
Yara Shahidi as Zoey Johnson / Zora
Marcus Scribner
Miles Brown
Marsai Martin as Diane Johnson
Laurence Fishburne
Jenifer Lewis
Peter Mackenzie

Additional Cast

Jeff Meacham
Deon Cole
Julian De La Celle
Emily Tarver

Synopsis

When Zoey brings home her first "serious" boyfriend, a boy from school also named Andre, Dre takes an instant dislike to him for many reasons, including the fact that he's white, from France and rather worldly for a kid. He's thrilled when they break up...until he learns that Andre dumped Zoey because she's too shallow, something Dre takes as a personal affront.

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