Fresh Off the Boat (2015-2018)

As if belonging to an immigrant family in Washington DC's Chinatown neighborhood wasn't culturally conflicting enough for 11-year-old Eddie Huang (Hudson Yang), one day his dad Louis (Randall Park) decides the family should pack up and move to the Orlando suburbs to run a Western themed steakhouse. Based on the life story of hip-hop loving celebrity chef Eddie Huang, ABC's Fresh Off the Boat kicked off in 2015 and lasted six seasons, despite Eddie's mom on the show, Constance Wu, hitting it big on the big screen and getting in some trouble for a social media post implying she wished the show would get cancelled. On the show, it's the 1990's and the rap-loving Eddie starts at a new middle school, where he's a bit of an outcast because of the Taiwanese culture he's grown up with. His dad is more than happy to embrace Orlando and America as a whole, but his mom is wildly strict, and reluctant to leave her family and way of life behind. Torn between these two worlds, the result is a cultural mashup set in the 90s, when Biggie Smalls and Lunchables were the hallmarks of American adolescence. Randall Park plays Eddie's dad, a charismatic man with a penchant for taking his shirt off. Seeing Randall's All-American abs and chest truly had us wishing he'd serve us up some meat! There's even a crazy scene where him and Ken Jeong are hanging out in a hot tub together, and Randall hops up and runs onto the lawn totally nude! It's pixelated, but it's still making us super randy! Chen Tang stars as an incredibly attractive Asian male model who leaves his button down open so you can see his six-pack. We bet he gets so much poon tang! Alongside him, and equally as ripped is fellow male model Cleveland Berto who matches him with the undone button down that'll have you unbuttoning your pants! Come for the culture clash comedy but stay for the hot dudes! They'll really float your boat watching Fresh Off the Boat!