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I'd say that Queen Lisa would be the closest to being universally loved compared to the rest of the Housewives in any franchise.

On another note: Porscha & Kordell Stewart to Divorce

Because Marlo is the first criminal to ever set foot on a Housewives show? LOL (Can't believe I'm defending that skeezer, of all people...)

IMO, Andy believes in a selective form of bigotry intolerance - he's A-OK with the racist bitches that populate his shows, but let someone utter a homophobic slur and it's curtains for them. It reeks of hypocrisy and I can't stand that scent on anyone.

So, Marlo (who I don't even like) gets blackballed for uttering the F-word while that racist bitch, Kim, got to pollute this show for 4.33 seasons? Yep, Andy sure has a ton of respect for the Black women on the Bravo plantation...

I've never seen Starting Over, but I have seen a few episodes of Fix My Life. I am curious as to how deep Ilanya will be digging into Sherry and Cockeyed Bob.

Bob & Sheree Whitfield on Iyanlya Fix My Life You're welcome, everyone...

That's weird timing. Usually, they air it the following week.

This was the episode that BH became must-DVR television to me...

Couldn't have said it better myself....

Wait, they've aired the reunion already? All I'd heard is that Adrienne's unwanted ass didn't show up.

BH: When that bleached rodent fixed her lips to tell Brandi that she would never be a lady despite the amount of Chanel bags that she'd borrow, I wish that Brandi had the cojones to remind her self-loathing ass that she'd never be white no matter how many Venus de Milo treatments that she underwent. ATL: Kandi's estate of twin houses made me cackle, if only because I remember how Wig had the never to look down at her when it was undergoing renovation. While Kandi is serving it up in her party house only to head home to her abode next door for a restful sleep, Wig is hoping and praying that her fourth-string athlete of a husband's career doesn't fail him and her pockets.

My babies, S&B...

I'm referring to her refusing them from coming in. I am speaking about that and that had nothing to do with them being "rude" and everything to do with her flexing. Like I said, it wouldn't and couldn't be me that she'd be using to make an example out of.

Those chicks are a lot more tolerant than I would've ever been because I would've promptly turned on my heel and stalked off, boarded a plane back home, and never spoken to that moose again if she - or anyone - attempted to pull that sh!t with me.

Look, I don't hold Miguel against Brenda, as she was simply drowning her sorrows in something temporary. Miguel's trifling ex, on the other hand...

Bitch's leg should've been kicked out from under her 2 seasons ago.

Happy viewing: http://www.tvoneonline.com/shows/unsung/video/full-episode--disco.html P.S.: I'm glad TV-One finally got a clue about putting their episodes online for those who don't have the channel. P.P.S.: I hope that they don't skip over Eddie Kendricks getting arrested (or was he just served?) at David Ruffin's funeral for non-payment of child support in his episode next week.

1. I'm disheartened to hear that the same man that preached about a mind being a terrible thing to waste had no problem being abusive towards his son or ignoring the daughter that he sired outside his marriage, though I do appreciate that he was ashamed enough to make amends with them towards the end of his life. 2. I don't buy for a second that Erick knew nothing about the robbery of his groupmate, though I will say that his production skills are above any super-producer that has blown up over the past 15 years. 3. Was the second abusive assh0le that Candi Staton referred to Clarence "Strokin'" Carter? 4. I also don't buy for a second that that lone 'Disco Sucks' defender didn't believe that the backlash was steeped in racism, sexism, and homophobia. 5. I couldn't help but chuckle at the many ways that Unsung tried to avoid referring to Donna Summer as the Queen of Disco, as I'd imagine that that was the only way that they'd get Gloria Gaynor to participate in this episode. 6. I know that some were underwhelmed by the Disco special, but I did appreciate that they spent just as much time on the musicmanship as they did on the culture. The latter often gets lost in the shuffle while the former is usually magnified, so I was happy to see just how some of these musicians laid those beats and grooves down. 7. I'm also glad that this episode confirmed just why I've always preferred the R&B-flavored disco that I hear on the classic soul stations over the watered-down poppiness that I hear on the mainstream dance stations. No offense to the latter acts - who did what they did well - but there's a realness to the former (to paraphrase Candi Staton) that grabs at your heart in a way that the other kind doesn't. 8. I'm kind of mad that they didn't name-check Kraftwerk when they spoke of the use of synthesizers in disco. IMO, they deserve as much credit as Giorgio Moroder for pushing the genre into the next frontier.

RIP, Mr. Gaines :

*bumping this up to discuss the past EPMD & Lou Rawls episodes, as well as tonight's disco special*

Sonny and the roided goiter. Other than that, I've got nothing.

What's this I hear about Paul being friends with Brandi now?