I just wanted to get people's opinions on the whole Jamie and Fancy getting together. Do you think it made the show better? or do you think it was a jump the shark moment?

I saw it as predictable. He was chasing her for awhile. Also, I don't think it jumped the shark when they got together. I think the show jumped when all the friends were added.

It Was Inevitable That They Get 2gether. Jamie Fox was The Star Of The Show and Fancee was Fine. Star's Privlidges. . .

For me it didn't somewhat. I liked fancy and Jamie together as a couple. what I didn't like was those 2 guys and Sherri shephard's character, Sheila. I thought they were unnecessary and added nothing to the show.

Here's an important off-topic question:

Did this show had a force ending on its series finale?

Here's an important off-topic question:

Did this show had a force ending on its series finale?

A little perhaps. But the outcome was inevitable and I was glad the show didn't go on for longer. Otherwise, it would've became stale.

I understand that Martin, Living Single, The Jamie Foxx Show and The Parkers received too many complaints from many fans that each show had a forced ending on their series finale.

I appreciate that, but unfortunately, we cannot disobey all the types of strict TV critics watching these shows. The strict TV critics say that each series finale on each of these shows had positive appraisals.

I understand that Martin, Living Single, The Jamie Foxx Show and The Parkers received too many complaints from many fans that each show had a forced ending on their series finale.

I appreciate that, but unfortunately, we cannot disobey all the types of strict TV critics watching these shows. The strict TV critics say that each series finale on each of these shows had positive appraisals.

out of those 4 shows mentioned, the jamie foxx show had the better ending. the parkers final episode i just didn't buy into whatsoever, living single ought to have been better, whereas i don't remember martin's ending.

Martin, Living Single, The Jamie Foxx Show, The Parkers, City Guys and The Bernie Mac Show are all alike in annihilation types of African-american sitcoms.

Yeah, there were forced endings in Martin, Living Single and City Guys sitcoms.

But according to the strict TV critics, they said there are NO forced endings in both The Jamie Foxx Show and The Parkers sitcoms as they received good criticism and reviews.

But I'm not sure if there is a forced ending in The Bernie Mac Show or not.