Although it's buried beneath a lot of what comes across as Wangsting and ungratefullness, Camille Winbush portrays her well enough that there are times you just want to give the poor girl a hug. Bryana in 'Five Stages of Bryana' does this.Wanda goes into this in 'Wanda's Week Off'.Although it's completely understandable, she had to cope with being raised in a broken home with an unreliable mom, and having to raise her two siblings by herself. Wangst: Vanessa's ranting against how unfair Bernie Mac is as a parent has been accused of this.Though in real life, this cycle of conflicts is generally normal. Sure, the kids would indeed grow up as the production went on, but when characters would make up and reach understandings after fights, it would be a matter of the next episode before conflicts in Bernie's house would start up again, so it was not too much about character development. Status Quo Is God: This one is a sort of zig-zagged deal.Some thought that Character Development was a big component, since the kids were less problematic as time went on, and also because Bernie Mac became a more caring, mature parent without resorting to threats or physical intimidation. Seasonal Rot: A lot of fans agreed that the last season lacked the edge of the first few years.

The moment doubles as Adult Fear for the adults searching for Bryana. When Bryana got lost at a Chuck-E-Cheese like entertainment center, the fun atmosphere and cartoon mascots turned utterly terrifying in seconds. As well as any moment where Bernie sheds his Jerkass facade and goes into full-on Papa Wolf to protect Nessa or Jordan.

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