The show Fresh Off The Boat<\/em> is show that aired from 2015 to 2020 depicting the lives to immigrants in America. This show focuses not only on the lives of immigrants, but the children of immigrants. Utilizing humor, strong messages about culture, racism, and conformity are depicted throughout the show. Based in the 1990’s, Eddie Huang, an eleven year old child of immigrants is followed throughout the show. His life shows the good of his family and culture, but the bad that comes with keeping his immigrant culture in a suburban area that appreciates societal norms. Looking into the show more for this assignment I actually discovered that this show is based on chef Eddie Huang’s memoir that was also called Fresh Off The Boat<\/em>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n What I remember most about this show was how many funny moments there was to laugh about. Even with the deep messages that relate back to the Asian culture, racism and societal norms the writers still managed to put some comedic relief in. I feel that comedy brings together people, and adding messages to a funny story helps listeners to retain it more. Rewatching this show I had a ready to grow<\/a> <\/strong>moment where I realized just how many things that may be normal for some, aren’t for others. I believe that the comedy of this show is what made this message stick out so much for me. One scene in this show that stuck out to me is when Eddie brings chinese food to school and gets bullied for it. Right as he makes a connection with these boys, they turn on him and start calling him offensive names.<\/p>\n\n\n\nMy Experience<\/h2>\n\n\n\n