Andre

Andre "Junior" Johnson Jr.

Andre "Junior" Johnson Jr. is a character that appears on black-ish and is played by Marcus Scribner

Appearances

ShowEpisodeNameAirdate
black-ishS01E01PilotSep 24, 2014
black-ishS01E02The TalkOct 1, 2014
black-ishS01E03The NodOct 8, 2014
black-ishS01E04Crazy MomOct 15, 2014
black-ishS01E05Crime and PunishmentOct 22, 2014
black-ishS01E06The Prank KingOct 29, 2014
black-ishS01E07The Gift of HungerNov 12, 2014
black-ishS01E08Oedipal TriangleNov 19, 2014
black-ishS01E09Colored CommentaryDec 3, 2014
black-ishS01E10Black Santa / White ChristmasDec 10, 2014

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