Blade

Dev runs into Ravi (Ravi Patel) at an audition and they discuss how the majority of roles they audition are for accented, stereotypical Indians. After auditioning for a sitcom called 3 Buddies. Dev accidentally receives an email thread from the producer saying they can cast only one Indian and includes a racist remark. The producer tries to apologize by treating Dev to a Knicks game and visiting a VIP area. Still upset, Dev begins to involve an Indian advocacy group. However, the producer dies and the replacement producer goes with a Perfect Strangers concept.

Jack's torn between Avery and Nancy. Liz is reduced to attending YMCA singles events. Toofer is appalled when Tracy tells him his writing job at TGS is affirmative action.

Some people wait for the groundhog to signal the end of winter. Instead, the friends wait for Brad and Jane's annual "spring smackdown," their yearly blowout of a domestic squabble, to let them know when Max will come out of hibernation and when winter will end.

"Treehouse of Horror XXIV" kicks off with "Oh, the Places You'll D'oh," a Dr. Seuss parody in which Homer cuts a path of destruction as "The Fat in the Hat." Next, a decapitated Bart is forced to live on Lisa's body in "Dead and Shoulders." Finally, in "Freaks No Geeks," Marge and Homer are circus performers in love -- and Moe is the sideshow freak who wants Marge.

"Master of None - Indians on TV: Indians - Netflix [HD]" Hollywood isn't as diverse as you think. Meet Dev (Aziz Ansari), a 30-year-old actor in New York who has trouble deciding what he wants to eat, much less the pathway for the rest of his life. Master of None stars Aziz Ansari, Noel Wells, Eric Wareheim, Lena Waithe, Kelvin Yu, and H. Jon Benjamin. All episodes now streaming, only on Netflix. A Netflix Original Series. Did you see The Social Network? The Indian guy is a white guy. They used brown-face makeup. No, no, I read that he's 1/16 Indian. We're all 1/16th something. I'm probably one sixteenth black. You think they're gonna let me play Blade? Netflix Is there enough diversity in Hollywood? Master of None Only on Netflix All episodes now streaming netflix.com/masterofnone