Have you watched The Underground Railroad yet?

I just finished watching this today and the whole thing is literally so stunning. Congrats to everyone who worked on the series! It is a masterpiece.

Although I was warned not to binge watch, I did and enjoyed every episode! Compelling story telling and exceptional performances from home girl Thuso, Chase as Homer, Joel as Ridgeway and how can I forget Caesar and Cora's Royal. The series is highly emotive tells a story that is still relevant and has a place TODAY in 2021!! Kudus Barry well done ....

I can't thank you enough for this Berry. You have actually emancipated my spirit by awarding Thuso the role of Corah. As a South African I am intrigued at how much I can relate to this story line of slavery.

Barry is thee man! Great work man you've showcased👌and of course a big round of applause to all the craft members 👏❤

This show just evokes emotions

I just watched the woman King. The film was amazing it was tooooooo good great. I love it. Thank you so much for all of the great job. Love you all

Such an insightful Q&A! Also, I have been waiting for an interviewer to acknowledge the performance of Chase Dillon. I hope you could arrange another Q&A with other cast members, also. Thank you.

THANK YOU

Yea very different for me to watch but this story’s have to be told thanks to all the people involve

Outstanding proformance! Actors were phenomenal love Caesar and Cora relationships it was hope! Love chapter 8/9 valentines farm Wow!!.. up to date! Amazing

Not as yet. Definitely will.

Where can I see the movie

Lol😂I'm still on Episode 3 and watched 75% already, taking a breather because its still heavy on me LOL😂. I thought I was strong already to deal with such ugly scenes.

@Barry, do you have therapy for your audience? I don't know if I will ever be able to change my mind, impression, and feeling about some things in real life now

I did love the show, and yet I do find it odd that none of these actors were actually descended from American slaves. The performances were incredible, but I can't get it out of my mind that it didn't happen to their ancestors.

Simba Hunter is right! I agree with Simba. I have not yet watched the series because I don't have an Amazon account; However, I viewed the Trailer and I watched Oprah Winfrey's interview of the African Actress who plays the lead character, Cora. I liked the actress but, I still felt a resentment as I explain below. Although, I'm sure I will appreciate the talent and skills of the actors/actresses in the series when I am able to watch it: I did have a feeling of "resentment" that all of the Black cast, perhaps except one minor role are played by foreigners. This reminds me of the ongoing expression of White American prejudice, that no matter how Black in all physical characteristics a Black foreigner may be, including Black Africans, often prejudiced White Americans like to feel these Blacks because they are foreign are not exactly the "home grown" Black and in their White prejudice they go on to applaud and give preferential positions to that Black foreigner, then to a Black American who is descendant from the American Slave trade. It helps the prejudiced White in some "insane" way to not give credit to the slave descendant that they still deeply want to keep from progressing in any way possible and that includes not give that Black descendant of slave ancestors positions wherein applause could be reaped. Indeed, White American Racism is supported by a continual hatred that the Black slave was able to survive after the brutal de-humanizing slavery and was able to eke out some progress with no help from government (not given reparations of help which all other countries have gotten from America after their defeat). The Black slave was just thrust upon the road not even with a old crusty biscuit, wearing rags and often no shoes, they were supposed to die, hence, the more than 100/years of almost weekly lynchings (to date murders by White cops) done to Blacks. Whereas, we have thousands of Black American actors/actresses who have been working for more than a century at their craft, working hard!... and expending lots of monetary expense,... I FELT RESENTMENT THAT THESE EXTREMELY HARD WORKING AND MANY VERY TALENTED BLACK AMERICAN ACTORS/ACTRESSES WERE NOT EMPLOYED IN AT LEAST A FEW OF THE LEAD ROLES. And, let me close with: I AM A DESCENDANT OF THE AFRICAN SLAVERY HERE IN AMERICA. My grandfather was a slave on the Birmingham, Alabama plantation until he reckons about the age of ten, not having a birth certificate. And I knew my grandfather, having spent summers with him as a growing child. My grandfather was 20/years older then my grandmother and thats why I could experience knowing an actual slave from that colonial period.

what about the little boy when he says boss boss 😡 kissing ass unbelievable