

This dramedy follows four longtime friends as they navigate life and relationships through the strength of their brother-like bond. In a society where relationships between men of color are often misjudged and misrepresented, the series embraces male vulnerability versus hypermasculinity.
Creator: Tyler Perry
Executive Producer: Not Available
Writer: Not Available

4
Seasons
75
Episodes
Returning Series
Status
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