In the interest of complete transparency, I went ahead and made that Boyz II Men "On Bended Knee" Obama video: https://twitter.com/arayyay…

I re-watched the scene 5 times to figure it out and I couldn't! Might've been a bag of cherries? Definitely could've been tortilla chips!

I gladly sacrifice this comment space to discuss The Middle and The Goldbergs.

Ahh, this is what I get for being from Chicago. Thanks! Fixed!

She was so nice and we did talk through every song on the album. Maybe an in-depth extension is necessary, picking just three songs was difficult!

I LOVE Jamila Woods, caught one of her sets a few weeks ago and my mind was blown. Chicago is really having a moment right now.

Same person, in May of this year she changed her stage name to just "Noname" per her Twitter and Wikipedia page.

They deleted their Facebook again.

My guess? You're a white person who preferred a version of Roots that catered to white audiences.

It's literally historically accurate to the culture and customs. Like, they actually read a book about it this time around.

Not an expert, but a student. What would you like to know?

They also think Tate from the first season of American Horror Story is a sympathetic, lovable character and not a murderer who went on a shooting rampage in a school. *shrug*

I love that you are still dedicated to this mess. Thank you for your service.

Edwin Hawkins is amazing, but he represents the class of gospel singers who helped make California gospel big after the industry shifted from Chicago. While he did sing classic Chicago gospel songs, the story of California gospel is a bit removed from the Chicago history represented on Coloring Book.

It's available publicly! So sorry you're having difficulties, try this link: https://open.spotify.com/us…

I mean, I'm new to this whole moderating comment sections thing, but this just feels like…a no…

It's so weird how dorm rooms don't have cable outlets and how that still would've limited the shows available for study to only those that were running in syndication.

Bernie Mac is on Netflix actually! It's more a matter of the TV industry holding on to outdated broadcast right rules that don't work in the age of streaming.

Hulu does! Sorry for the confusion on that.

It's a lack of commercial viability. Despite the fact that these shows were popular when they were on the air, there aren't DVD/VHS sales that point to a growth in fanbase or profitability since they were taken off the air. Without that, it's tough for networks to justify the extra costs of clearing their rights for…