Ep 15. Twindependence

Andre and Rainbow are back with another episode of Black-ish titled "Twindependence". In this episode, Dre realizes that his twins are growing up too fast and he needs to let them be more independent. He feels like he has sheltered them from the world and now it's time for them to explore it on their own, although he's not quite sure if he's ready for this new stage of parenthood.

Meanwhile, Bow is dealing with some family dynamics of her own. Her sister, Santamonica, comes to visit and brings her new boyfriend, who happens to be white. Bow struggles with her sister's relationship and what it means for her family's identity as a black family. She's not sure if she should embrace it or try to change it.

The episode tackles some important issues, such as race and growing up, but in a light-hearted and comedic way that is characteristic of Black-ish. It also shows some growth and development in the characters, as Dre and Bow both navigate their respective situations and try to come to terms with the changes in their lives.

As usual, the episode is filled with witty one-liners and pop culture references, as well as some fun scenes featuring the Johnsons' extended family. It's a great addition to the already impressive catalog of Black-ish episodes, and is sure to leave fans wanting more.