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Color TV 008: what's one show you wish you could get into?

March premieres. The Catchup. what we've been watching. the representation trade-off. and show we wish we could get into but just can't!

Color TV - 007: how do we protect our children? w| @MsMuneyPenny + @hellaSwankky

fuck R. Kelly. protect Black women + Black girls.

Color TV: 006 - Somebody Come Get Salim!

discussing Salim Akil's nasty ass + how we hold hom accountable while sparing the innocent.

Color TV: 005 - Year End Wrap-Up

saying goodbye to Timeless for good? @MsMuneyPenny's 2019 Primetime TV Wishlist includes Anika Noni Rose, Tammy Townsend, Yvette Nicole Brown + more, while Nicole Baeharie, Jess Hilarious, Gina Torres, + Audra McDonald round out @hellaSwankky's wishlist. find out which new shows or new seasons of current shows we're looking forward to as well as other TV-related happenings we're here for in 2019. just don't forget the things we want to leave in 2018 like Salim Akil's + other industry powerhouses' abusive behavior.  but wait, who makes your list for worst TV parents?  Moesha's Frank Mitchell (William Allen Young), Scandal's Fitz, Mellie, + Rowan, One Tree Hill's Dan Scott, Rebecca + Jack on This Is Us, all homophobic parents including Coop's (Bre Z) Mom on All American and Greenleaf's Charity, as well as Jacob + Kerissa make our list, with Black Lightning leaving us wondering who's really at fault for Lightning's latest shenanigans. speaking of Black Lightning...Salim Akil...what us gone do??

Color TV 003 - Keep That Same Energy New Amsterdam

check out the latest episode of Color TV on The Broken Soapbox w| Wednesday Adams + Swankk e. Smalls! when portraying Anissa's (Nafessa Williams) love life, we want Black Lighting to keep that same energy they had on Jennifer's (China Anne McClain) + Painkiller's (Jordan Calloway) ship. plus, we're keeping one eye on the New Amsterdam writer's room while reclaiming our time with Coop (Bre-Z) on All American + the foolishly-canceled series, Timeless. on top of it all, we realize just how painfully obvious Crazy Rich Asians, has made the lack of Asian representation on american TV. we need more!