black-ish season 6 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Dre reflects on the Black middle class and its prestigious private organizations. Surprised to receive an invitation to Premier Noir, a club for the Black elite, he initially resists due to past feelings of exclusion. Bow convinces him it's beneficial for their children's connection to the Black community. At a Premier Noir event, Dre bonds with members and appreciates the club's value. However, when the group hesitates to accept his friend Charlie due to elitism, Dre quits, choosing principles over exclusivity. Meanwhile, Bow struggles with the club's demands, and Pops plans his wedding.
Full Episode S06E05 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What organizations does Dre mention that represent the Black middle class?
Dre mentions Alpha Kappa Alpha, Omega Psi Phi, the Links, the Boulé, and Jack and Jill.
Why was Dre surprised to receive an invitation to Premier Noir?
Dre was surprised because he grew up in Compton and felt these types of elite groups had previously overlooked him.
What reason does Bow give for joining Premier Noir?
Bow believes joining Premier Noir is an opportunity for their kids to be part of a Black community.
How does Dre initially feel about being labeled "boujee"?
Dre initially denies being boujee, insisting that he is still connected to his more humble beginnings.
Why do Dre's children want to join Premier Noir?
They want to meet other kids who look like them and be part of the Black community.
What changes Dre's perspective about Premier Noir at the event?
Dre connects with other Black professionals and sees his children making friends, realizing the club's benefits.
How does Charlie perform at the Premier Noir golf event?
Charlie impresses the group with his excellent golf skills and charm.
What issue arises with Charlie's potential membership in Premier Noir?
Premier Noir members hesitate to accept Charlie, revealing the club's elitism.
How does Bow struggle with her involvement in Premier Noir?
Bow feels overwhelmed by the club's demands, juggling them with her work and family responsibilities.
What decision does Dre make regarding Premier Noir?
Dre decides to quit Premier Noir due to its elitist nature, choosing his principles over the club's benefits.
When is Pops' wedding date?
Pops announces his wedding date as March 15th.
Why does Dre invite Charlie to the Premier Noir golf event?
Dre invites Charlie to see if he can fit in and potentially become a member of Premier Noir.
What is the main theme of this episode?
The main theme is the conflict between embracing success and maintaining authentic connections within the Black community.
How does the episode address the concept of "boujee" vs. "hood rich"?
The episode humorously debates the distinction, with characters expressing different views on what defines "boujee" and "hood rich."
What lesson does Dre learn from his experience with Premier Noir?
Dre learns the importance of staying true to his values and not participating in exclusionary practices, even in prestigious groups.
