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Set in Brooklyn, New York, during the 1980s, the series follows a group of siblings who are in the same school, causing tension and jealousy among them. Chris, the eldest, tries to balance school, family, and his social life while dealing with various challenges and humorous situations. The show is a semi-autobiographical account of Chris Rock's childhood.

Everybody Hates Chris was widely acclaimed by critics for its humor, heart, and authentic portrayal of growing up in a working-class Black family. The series was praised for its clever writing, strong performances, and its ability to tackle serious issues with a light touch. It resonated with audiences for its relatable stories and nostalgic setting.

• Praised for its humor and relatable coming-of-age stories.

• Applauded for its sharp social commentary and authentic portrayal of a Black family in the 80s.

• Lauded for strong performances, particularly from the young cast and Terry Crews.

Google audience: Viewers loved the show's humor and its ability to evoke nostalgia for the 1980s. Many appreciated the realistic depiction of family dynamics and the show's ability to blend comedy with poignant moments. The characters were often cited as relatable and well-developed.

Nominated for multiple awards including Emmy Awards, NAACP Image Awards, and Teen Choice Awards.

Chris Rock's actual younger brother, Andre Rock, was used as the basis for the character Drew, while the character of Chris himself is based on Chris Rock's own experiences.