Hulu's new show "Black Cake" is a must-watch.
This multi-generational saga, led by showrunner and executive producer Marissa Jo Cerar, weaves together elements of murder mystery and family drama.
It kicked off on November 1st.
Black Cake delivers an expansive family saga, showcasing mixed-race identities seldom seen in today's TV landscape.
This narrative also mirrors how a hidden dessert can reveal a tumultuous reality.
Beyond garnering critical acclaim, this eight-episode adaptation is a treat that mystery thriller enthusiasts have long anticipated.
The show breaks new ground by featuring a protagonist who is half-Jamaican and half-Chinese, offering a refreshing perspective seldom seen on television.
The casting of Mia Isaac, who hails from a Black and Asian background, - in the role of Covey, is a welcome breath of fresh air in the world of TV."
A good series, 3 episodes in.
This multi-generational saga, led by showrunner and executive producer Marissa Jo Cerar, weaves together elements of murder mystery and family drama.
It kicked off on November 1st.
Black Cake delivers an expansive family saga, showcasing mixed-race identities seldom seen in today's TV landscape.
This narrative also mirrors how a hidden dessert can reveal a tumultuous reality.
Beyond garnering critical acclaim, this eight-episode adaptation is a treat that mystery thriller enthusiasts have long anticipated.
The show breaks new ground by featuring a protagonist who is half-Jamaican and half-Chinese, offering a refreshing perspective seldom seen on television.
The casting of Mia Isaac, who hails from a Black and Asian background, - in the role of Covey, is a welcome breath of fresh air in the world of TV."
A good series, 3 episodes in.