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Everybody Hates Chris: The Second Season

by Dan MacIntosh

[27.Nov.07] :. Everybody hates stupidly predictable sitcoms, which is why anybody paying attention should simply love Everybody Hates Chris.

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Everybody Hates Chris

by Amanda Ann Klein (Rating: 7; Episode: 6)

[13.Apr.06] :. Episode: 'Everyone Hates Corleone' - Despite his parents' firm belief that he will be 'safer' in the all-white school, Chris' status as the only black student opens him up to a daily barrage of abuses.

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Everybody Hates Chris

by Michael Buening

[22.Sep.05] :. The brilliantly constructed and deceptively complex pilot succeeds by not trying to force an awkward story over the exposition required of a premiere episode.

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