The performance by actress Angell Conwell was comical, cute and classy. She played a 21 year old believingly as well as a 17 year old believingly, in the same episode "2 Young & 2 Curious" last night. Her range has no boundaries. I've seen her play both classy and ghetto and she really rocks. That's what you call ACTING. Congrats to the Producers, Director and Casting of One On One for having the EYES for true talent. There is hope for Hollywood. As a writer myself, it's good to know that TRUE TALENTED Actors still have a shot at the good roles.

This series is a very realistic series unlike some I've seen. The acting could use a little more effort but it is a great, comedic show for the entire family as it tackles real issues. Breanna played by Kyla Pratt (Dr. Dolittle) is funny but sometimes her character is pushed to being too funny to a point where she is just not funny and very annoying. Her dad portrayed by Flex Alexander (Out Cold) is also very funny. His character is trying to raise his daughter without spoiling her and that can relate to many people. The show is nice. I watch it as often as I can and I give it *** out of *****.

Ok, I know I say this type of thing in all of my comments, but this show is actually brilliant! Totally funny, and realistic too, not like other tv programmes, most programmes try to be funny and realistic at the same time, but have never managed to acomplish this until now, it deals with real issues and not fake ones which you find on other programmes theese days, I really do reccomend this show, and I have only watched 3 episodes so far, it really does grow on you, so watch it more than once before you go out dissing it, because you may change you're mind and will regret what you have said. 97% for the show.

I have watched a few episodes of this show, and the verdict is not good. I remember Flex Alexander from the "Harlem Comedy Hour" a poor imitation of "Def Jam Comedy", and from the dismal "Homeboyz In Outer Space". He also portrayed Mya's husband on the first season of "Girlfriends". He's not totally unappealing, but Alexander doesn't add much to the bachelor-who's-a-single-dad role, either.Too many cliques in this series: the bachelor's goofy best buddy; boy-crazy teenage daughter; teenage daughter's trend-following best friend; the boy who has eyes for the teenage girl, but has to settle for being her friend; the grandmother who chastizes both son and granddaughter; and the teenage girl's absentee mother. Surely some writers, somewhere, can come up with something more fresh and original than this.