Get rid of Curtis????? Curtis makes the show! I agree the original cast needs to be added to this cast. Lynn is a little funny in her own way but she is no Jasmine. The boy, her brother) needs to go. He is not funny at all, he is too 'mannish', hair is too wild (he needs a hair cut) and overall he cannot act. Ryan needs to grow up. Would like to see him take on a more manly role instead of that boyish under his mama's apron act he plays. Jackee' this is not 227 or Sister Sister. Bring something else fresh to the table. I think you are a wonderful actress but I see a lot of the same style of acting from your previous sitcom's. Would like to see a hospital setting with Kendrick having to treat Curtis and Curtis put up a fight. Since Calvin is single now why doesn't he hook up with Nyla? Janine's twins needs to come for a visit with their parents so Cj can help uncle Curtis at the laundromat.... needs more of the old cast period. Thanks Tyler P...

The show would be a whole lot better if you would get rid of Curtis...He's annoying, acts so stupid and he doesn't listen to anyone that gives him advice that he really needs...I have watched the show for a long time and I do like the new episodes, but please get rid of Curtis...He destroys the show...

I really enjoyed the episodes with the original cast. Their are really funny. The rest is for now not that funny. The repetition comedy and reference to the original series is for me a failure. Yet again it may of worked with the original cast. Since actor like China Anne McClain are busy on other show's, they should of come up with new comedy material.

This is actually a pretty decent show. I only have 2 problems with it. For starters, the laugh track. It is being way over used. Almost after every sentence, you hear it. The other problem I have is JoAnn. When being promoted, JoAnn was being featured as a high profiled character. Yet, the first 3 episodes only show her for like 3 minutes. The 3rd episode doesn't feature her at all. I hope any later episodes feature her as the character they promoted her to be