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The Haves and the Have Nots is a prime time cable Drama Show writer by Tyler Perry, focusing on the interacting lives of the Rich Cryer and Harrington families, and the poor Young family. Hanna Young, a struggling maid working for the Cryers, is a woman who was not the best person in the past but is now a woman of faith. But her faith, and her resolve are tested when she finds out that her Promiscuous Daughter Candace Young(To whom she tries desperately to avoid) has included Herself into the lives of her Mothers employer Jim Cryer and his Family. Written by erinsm
I have to give this show a 7. I'm not a Tyler Perry 'hater" but I can tell you why this show does not get a 10. Just last night I watched the scene where Benny and Hannah were on the porch sitting and waiting for Candace to drop off the 20k. They went back and forth with tedious dialogue about whether she was going to show up or not. He did it again with a phone conversation between Jeffrey and Candance. He does it all the time with David's character. And why does it take several episodes before they tell Candance about her son. The plots are just too drawn out. I can name many. That unnecessary yrepetitive dialogue drags on and on in all of Tyler Perry's episodes. The story lines are fairly good. Just move on with the writing(dialogue). Anyway, I applaud Tyler for just being able to give us his talent. We need his face in the place. Continue giving opportunities Tyler but in your hiring process, please use more writers.