every week,
i faithfully tuned into “the morning show” for aaron pierre.
now i loved the show already because i love jennifer aniston,
karen pittman,
nicole beharie,
and resse witherspoon,
but i love the whole concept/story line of the show since the 1st season.
aaron pierre being on it added a level of “must see tv” for me.
he wasn’t even in it long but i was always stuck on stupid for his scenes:

like,
what is even this?
as i watched and lost my mind every time he came on the screen,
because a majority of the time he was TV naked,
i was left with a thought…

I had to wonder:
Have you ever wondered if being treated unfairly and underestimated might actually be a blessing in disguise?

there’s inspiration everywhere if we choose to open our eyes for it.
take nicole beharie,
my straight vixen crush.
remember her on “sleepy hollow“?
when she she was on there,
she was a beloved character but randomly,
she she got let go.
after that,
the rumor mill went wild.

Difficult to work with.
“Crazy”
I even heard she bit someone(?)

i never saw her defend herself and rightfully so.
when you know something isn’t true,
what’s there to say or font?

to john q. public,
it looked like behind-the-scenes racism.
her character was killed off and they replaced her with a white vixen.
the show ended up tanking shortly afterwards.
nicole went rogue after that which is one of my favorite things to do.
she did some indie projects but nothing major.
then,
like a plot twist in one of my favorite shows,
she was cast in season three of “the morning show”.
look at how God works…

so you know how we been campaigning for a better “storm“,
right?

sidebar: “dark phoenix” was a ( x mega flop ).
i think they finally got the message the public was over it.

it seems for marvel’s “black panther 2“,
they have allegedly begun the search for the actress to play “storm”.
these are the alleged two they have in mind…

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