Murder Death Koreatown (2020)

Murder Death Koreatown: After his neighbor’s real life murder, an unemployed man goes down the rabbit hole investigating what he believes to be a conspiracy.

“I started watching this show on Nick at Nite. Itu0026#39;s pretty funny, and for me, better than Lopezu0026#39;s stand up. I have seen his stand up comedy live, but it is not as enjoyable as the show. At least in the show, there are elements of other aspects to life rather than just animosity towards white people.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe show is good because it is realistic to many situations. George is a self-made factory manager, who married a loving but sometimes neurotic wife, Angie, has a troubled and quite spoilt daughter, Carmen, and a gullible, somewhat spoilt younger son, Max. Many things happen over the course of the show, giving it spice and edge. Issues such as teen runaways, dyslexia, gang violence, drugs, alcoholism, child abuse, unemployment, and racism are addressed. Besides the racism, the rest is set well. It also has its comedic moments.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI understand the pain of Mexicans. I am not white, but like I said, I have seen his stand up. Three hours of his rambling hatred towards Caucasians made me quite nauseas. Doesnu0026#39;t this guy ever give up? What does he know about immigration patterns, anyway? He was born in America, and maybe his childhood was abusive (Iu0026#39;m switching back to the show, though itu0026#39;s true in real life) he turned out okay. I am half-Arab, and my people have been denied immigration because of 9/11. He acts as if Latinos are the only ones that undergo racism. Arabs are defined as terrorist because of a few group of renegades who are insane.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eSorry about the political situation. Racism is wrong, and sometimes the jokes are funny just to lift burdens, but there is a limit. Lopez passed that limit ages ago. Good show, but he might want to get some new material for his stand up other than his averse disposition towards white people.”