Miracle's Boys

2005
Miracle's Boys

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EP1 The Making of a Mini-Series Dec 17, 2004

The N takes us behind-the-scenes of the 6-part mini-series event airing in February. We meet the cast, characters, producers, directors and basically get to know all about ""Miracle's Boys"" and how each actor puts emotion into their characters.

EP2 In The Game of Life Feb 18, 2005

The Bailey brothers are alone... except for each other. Ty'Ree, Charlie, and Lafayette lost their mother Milagros (that's Spanish for ""Miracle"") to a heart attack, leaving them orphans. So Ty'Ree gave up college to come home to Harlem and look out for his younger brothers. But after spending two years in juvie, Charlie's changed and his little brother Laf isn't sure he likes this ""New Charlie."" Now, when one wrong move could split the family up forever, ""Miracle's boys"" struggle to keep their lives and their love intact. Source: the-n.com

EP3 Who's to Blame? Feb 19, 2005

It is Charlie's first day back at school; Lafayette has a thing for Angelina and thinks she likes him too, until he discovers he digs her bad boy guitar-lovin' brother Charlie.

EP4 Miracle's Song Feb 19, 2005

With Charlie asking for more than Ty'ree can give, the brothers fight to hold it together before they're split apart by social services—or by each other.

EP5 Free Day Feb 20, 2005

Lafayette needs Charlie's help for the upcoming baseball tryouts; Charlie wants 100 dollars from Milagros' box to play guitar at talent night at a new club, but Ty'Ree refuses.

EP6 Bond of Brothers Feb 20, 2005

Lafayette tries to ask Angelina out but is interrupted by Charlie, who confesses his true feelings for her. Charlie runs away from home and he leaves when Fix and some guy steal video games, and still does not return home.

EP7 Bond of Brothers Feb 20, 2005

Lafayette and Ty'Ree pray that Charlie comes back home and after watching Laf's baseball game, Charlie is taken away by the police, and might go back to juvy.
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Miracle's Boys is a six-part miniseries based on the novel of the same name by Jacqueline Woodson. It was made for Noggin's nighttime block, The N, and aired in February 2005. The series was directed by Neema Barnette, LeVar Burton, Ernest R. Dickerson, Bill Duke, and Spike Lee and was filmed on-site in Harlem, New York. It also includes a theme song by rapper Nas.

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truromanic Similar to another review, I rented this not knowing it was a mini-series. But unlike him/her, I found it terrible. My wife and I set back in awe while this show went on....hitting pause every few minutes to discuss one thing or another. The writing is bad, the acting ranges from terrible to mediocre. How can you relate to this? I don't care if I have had similar situations, this show cannot draw me into it. Maybe if I was 10 this would have been more interesting. Why is this 25 year old man playing a high school teenager (the kid from Fresh back in 1994). I know plenty of young men that went to juvenile detention for longer than 1 year and didn't come out with such a chip on their shoulder. The sentences didn't seem natural...I have seen better writing in high school theater. What mail room manager takes a brief case to work everyday? There were too many small errors like this. On a positive note, some of the scenery was put together well..there was close attention to detail in their home. I also have to admit that I didn't go past the second episode.
UncleJonny22 I rented the DVD and I thought it was a movie. Turns out it's a mini-series. But either way I thought it was awesome. I thought the performances were very good especially the brothers. Lafayette's scenes in part one were heartfelt. The setting and the language that the characters used helped me to get into the action. I like how each of the brothers developed in character throughout the series. I also think it was directed well. I won't be surprised if this is made into a drama.I am surprised, however, that this was made by a Nickelodeon spin-off channel. It was put together very well.
searles37 That's pretty much all this is. I found it very boring and unenlightening but they tried hard to make a message. It was a nice little miniseries and I saw every episode. At least there were people I could relate to. The characters tried hard, and I think Poochdid very well. The actor who played Lafayette was quite typical as the youngest brother. Charlie played the part of the middle brother just out of juvenile detention without much feeling and I feel they could have gone further.Its sort of like a documentary. If you want something full of laughs though, you will be thoroughly disappointed.6/10