Scorp said:

everything starts w/the source itself........

this type of movie never would have been made or needed to be made when this really meant something.....

never would have been doing during the years of OTW or Thriller....

No......but its is a pile of

Goddess4Real said:

No......but its is a pile of

Never saw the movie but those Flex as MJ pictures crack me up.

purplethunder3121 said:

purplethunder3121 said:

dancerella said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

One in One was cancled right after the movie came out.

When they start adding extra people, it's usually a sign that a TV show is about to go anyway. Like:

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Keith on Good Times

Big & Little Earl on What's Happening!!!

Maggie & Sam on Diff'rent Strokes

Stockwell & Frankie on The A-Team

RC3 on Knight Rider

Travis & Dylan on 227

Roger on Happy Days

Claire's cousin Pam & her friends on The Cosby Show

Three's Company turning into Three's A Crowd

Don't forget "Oliver" on "The Brady Bunch" and Leonardo DeCaprio on "Growing Pains"....I landed on "Man In The Mirror" one night while channel surfing. For a few seconds I thought I was watching an outtake from "In Living Colour".

MickyDolenz said:

I watched this shit back in the day. Awful beyond words. One of the most waful things i have seen in my life.

paisleypark4 said:

http://prince.org/msg/8/102794?pr

i even started the thread there were some FUNNY pictures especially Joe jackson

YES

MickyDolenz said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

One in One was cancled right after the movie came out.

When they start adding extra people, it's usually a sign that a TV show is about to go anyway. Like:

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Keith on Good Times

Big & Little Earl on What's Happening!!!

Maggie & Sam on Diff'rent Strokes

Stockwell & Frankie on The A-Team

RC3 on Knight Rider

Travis & Dylan on 227

Roger on Happy Days

Claire's cousin Pam & her friends on The Cosby Show

Three's Company turning into Three's A Crowd

[Edited 4/21/17 17:29pm]

dancerella said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

214 said:

paisleypark4 said:

http://prince.org/msg/8/102794?pr

dancerella said:

214 said:

I watched this shit back in the day. Awful beyond words. One of the most waful things i have seen in my life.

See what I mean? This is why it needed a thread. How could we let them get away with it without a good roasting.

dancerella said:

Your tv viewing is just as dated as mine lol. I cant name one tv character after the mid 90s. Martin is the last "current" tv show I watched.

The last new shows I watched regularly was Extreme Makeover Home Edition & Desperate Housewives. I watched the 1st season of Grey's Anatomy, but I lost interest. I mostly watched Grey's because someone else had it on, not because I was really into it myself. I also watched Supergirl, which is more recent, but it switched networks and I lost track of it. Then again, I had AA&T Uverse for a little while until the contract ran out and didn't want to pay the increased price. I watched these:

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All American Cowgirl Chicks

Extant (this was actually a CBS show, but I didn't watch it live, dvr'd it)

That Metal Show

Rock Icons

Metal Evolution

Unsung / Unsung Hollywood

Stan Lee's Superhumans

American Horror Story: Coven, Freakshow, & Hotel (weird show, especially Hotel Mostly watched because of some of the actresses, and liked the idea it was technically a different show each season. I've never been into horror much other than the old movies from the 1930s)

Blunt Talk

MickyDolenz said:

dancerella said:

Your tv viewing is just as dated as mine lol. I cant name one tv character after the mid 90s. Martin is the last "current" tv show I watched.

The last new shows I watched regularly was Extreme Makeover Home Edition & Desperate Housewives. I watched the 1st season of Grey's Anatomy, but I lost interest. I mostly watched Grey's because someone else had it on, not because I was really into it myself. I also watched Supergirl, which is more recent, but it switched networks and I lost track of it. Then again, I had AA&T Uverse for a little while until the contract ran out and didn't want to pay the increased price. I watched these:

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All American Cowgirl Chicks

Extant (this was actually a CBS show, but I didn't watch it live, dvr'd it)

That Metal Show

Rock Icons

Metal Evolution

Unsung / Unsung Hollywood

Stan Lee's Superhumans

American Horror Story: Coven, Freakshow, & Hotel (weird show, especially Hotel Mostly watched because of some of the actresses, and liked the idea it was technically a different show each season. I've never been into horror much other than the old movies from the 1930s)

Blunt Talk

Desperate Housewives is a great show, one of the greatest. I went through the 8 seasons, great ending quite moving.

Oh, no! Here we go again! MJ impersonator Navi is starring in yet another MJ movie coming soon on Lifetime.

Sneak Peek! A Look at Lifetime’s Michael Jackson Movie, Starring the World’s Best MJ Impersonator

BY PATRICK GOMEZ•@PATRICKGOMEZLA

POSTED ON APRIL 12, 2017 AT 11:00AM EDT

LIFETIME

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After Lifetime greenlit a Micha...son biopic, perhaps the most important step was casting a convincing actor to portray the pop icon.

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So who better to step into MJ’s shoes than a man who spent years as a Jackson-sanctioned impersonator.

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Navi, who worked for Jackson on multiple occasions as a body double and decoy during the King of Pop’s lengthy career, stars in the upcoming Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland — and PEOPLE has an exclusive first-look image from the TV movie in the current issue of the magazine, on newsstands Friday.

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Searching for Neverland will chronicle the final years of Jackson’s life, including his time as a father to sons Prince and Blanket and daughter Paris.

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Lifetime’s production is not associated with the controversial episode of British network Sky Arts’ upcoming TV anthology series, which was to feature Joseph Finnes as Jackson but was cancelled in January.

purplethunder3121 said:

Oh, no! Here we go again! MJ impersonator Navi is starring in yet another MJ movie coming soon on Lifetime.

Sneak Peek! A Look at Lifetime’s Michael Jackson Movie, Starring the World’s Best MJ Impersonator

BY PATRICK GOMEZ•@PATRICKGOMEZLA

POSTED ON APRIL 12, 2017 AT 11:00AM EDT

• 
  
  

LIFETIME

.

After Lifetime greenlit a Micha...son biopic, perhaps the most important step was casting a convincing actor to portray the pop icon.

.

So who better to step into MJ’s shoes than a man who spent years as a Jackson-sanctioned impersonator.

.

Navi, who worked for Jackson on multiple occasions as a body double and decoy during the King of Pop’s lengthy career, stars in the upcoming Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland — and PEOPLE has an exclusive first-look image from the TV movie in the current issue of the magazine, on newsstands Friday.

.

Searching for Neverland will chronicle the final years of Jackson’s life, including his time as a father to sons Prince and Blanket and daughter Paris.

.

Lifetime’s production is not associated with the controversial episode of British network Sky Arts’ upcoming TV anthology series, which was to feature Joseph Finnes as Jackson but was cancelled in January.

dancerella said:

purplethunder3121 said:

Oh, no! Here we go again! MJ impersonator Navi is starring in yet another MJ movie coming soon on Lifetime.

Sneak Peek! A Look at Lifetime’s Michael Jackson Movie, Starring the World’s Best MJ Impersonator

BY PATRICK GOMEZ•@PATRICKGOMEZLA

POSTED ON APRIL 12, 2017 AT 11:00AM EDT

• 
  
  

LIFETIME

.

After Lifetime greenlit a Micha...son biopic, perhaps the most important step was casting a convincing actor to portray the pop icon.

.

So who better to step into MJ’s shoes than a man who spent years as a Jackson-sanctioned impersonator.

.

Navi, who worked for Jackson on multiple occasions as a body double and decoy during the King of Pop’s lengthy career, stars in the upcoming Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland — and PEOPLE has an exclusive first-look image from the TV movie in the current issue of the magazine, on newsstands Friday.

.

Searching for Neverland will chronicle the final years of Jackson’s life, including his time as a father to sons Prince and Blanket and daughter Paris.

.

Lifetime’s production is not associated with the controversial episode of British network Sky Arts’ upcoming TV anthology series, which was to feature Joseph Finnes as Jackson but was cancelled in January.

Ih dear God here we go again. I these will continue to be made periodically. I'm gonna go on a limb and predict it will still be better than man in the mirror.

Well, the make-up looks a trifle better than Man In The Mirror.

214 said:

dancerella said:

Oh well I mean I also watch Unsung, the voice and a few other programs but I was mostly refering to sitcoms. I haven't been really into one in a very long time. No modern family or any of the other new ones. Actually I've seen Blackish a few times.

I guess Blunt Talk can be considered a sitcom. I watched it because I was curious to see Captain Picard doing a comedy show. Before that I think the last new sitcom I watched was That 70's Show. I have watched Bernie Mac, I think it was on around the same time. I've watched House Of Payne & Meet The Browns, but not on purpose. People had them on where I was at. I don't think I've seen them first run, they were reruns that came on weekday afternoons. I've also seen the show with Terry Crews & Ice Cube Are We There Yet. Charlie Murphy was on that too. Occasionally I'll watch a new Simpsons episode, but I haven't watched it regularly in years. I was surprised it passed up Gunsmoke as the longest running scripted show. Actually I can't believe America's Funniest Home Videos is still on.

MickyDolenz said:

YUP!

dancerella said:

MickyDolenz said:

I guess Blunt Talk can be considered a sitcom. I watched it because I was curious to see Captain Picard doing a comedy show. Before that I think the last new sitcom I watched was That 70's Show. I have watched Bernie Mac, I think it was on around the same time. I've watched House Of Payne & Meet The Browns, but not on purpose. People had them on where I was at. I don't think I've seen them first run, they were reruns that came on weekday afternoons. I've also seen the show with Terry Crews & Ice Cube Are We There Yet. Charlie Murphy was on that too. Occasionally I'll watch a new Simpsons episode, but I haven't watched it regularly in years. I was surprised it passed up Gunsmoke as the longest running scripted show. Actually I can't believe America's Funniest Home Videos is still on.

TV isn't what it used to be. I actually watch retro tv all the time. Give me Good Times, Sanford and Son, Three's Company, The Jefferson's and many of the old 70s and 80s sitcoms any day over what they show now.