Whitney hands down.   It's a clunky song, but she really made it work.  Love her ending with the multi-tiered "brave."

Unfortunately, after thinking about, I think it was an actual episode.   He comes to pick her up, and she emerges in full black makeup (and I think a mini afro wig) to make him confront his racist tendencies.  It wasn't sloppy traditional black face.  It was evenly applied and I think dark brown, but still.

Am I remembering correctly that there was an episode where Kimberly is tipped off to the fact that her date is racist and she descends from the grand steps of the Drummond home in black face, as to teach the guy a lesson?

You would not have posted that if you didn't actually want people to make "Watchyou talkin' 'bout" puns.

I remember once episode in which Willis is forced to spank Arnold and ends up crying because of it.   Very weird.

I thought it was just a bar.

Is he the Bain of Bain Capital?

And who won that battle?

Why are all these people abusing me?

Are they a couple?

I can't think of a less likely group to have a nostalgia reunion.   Kriss Kross was a novelty.  It worked because we were kids and they were kids.  Now we're not, and they're not.

And The Nothing *** has always been my favorite.

Great name.  Tempest Beldsoe.  She's dated Darryl Bell (Ron) from a Different World for a long time.

Girlfriends is a GREAT show.  Mara Brock's other efforts, not so much, IMO.

@ Col Aphonse. "She graduated from my high school about eight years before I did, and seems to have attended a juco in the area before heading to Julliard."

"I thought Fosters was Australian for beer, not Australian for lesbians who like wife beaters."

Claire Danes sort of accepted her award as Carrie Matthison - she was sort of breathless and manic.

Plus, they'd be looking for different types of cars, obviously.

I liked it at the time, but it hasn't aged well, IMO.

The Cosbys valued education and that's clear with how they treat school, studying, etc. on the show.   I read somewhere that Sondra was added as representation of the ultimate goal of that education - going to and graduating from college.   I know Denise goes away to college, as does Theo, but at the beginning of the…