View Full Version : I think Tichina Arnold, the mom on Everybody hates Chris, was not old enough to
TVFactFan 03-27-2006, 03:05 PM discuss watching the Big Move Part 2 on CBS in sept of 1976 during the TV Lands Awards special. Tichina was saying that everyone cried the night james was killed off and my mom said -"well how how was she 7 or 8?-lol I said he she was 5 and it's hard to take someone seriously who was that young watching Good Times on CBS in 76. I feel someone should have atleast been in highschool to discuss watching the Big Move in Sept of 1976. Not 5 years old. Tichina Arnold who also played pam on Martin is 35-lol.
Ireneparalegal 03-27-2006, 03:06 PM discuss watching the Big Move Part 2 on CBS in sept of 1976 during the TV Lands Awards special. Tichina was saying that everyone cried the night james was killed off and my mom said -"well how how was she 7 or 8?-lol I said he she was and it's hard to take someone seriously as watching Good Times on CBS in 76 if they were only 7 or 8 years old. I feel someone should have atleast been in highschool to discuss watching the Big Move in Sept of 1976. Not 7 or 8 years old. Tichina Arnold who also played pam on Martin is not 40 yet.
OMG you took the words right outta my mouth. I thought the same thing. WTF????
TVFactFan 03-27-2006, 03:09 PM OMG you took the words right outta my mouth. I thought the same thing. WTF????
she is 4 years older than me-lol
comedyfreak 03-27-2006, 05:15 PM ha, Researcher you're just a kid.:D Someone older should have definately discussed it instead of her. I guess she wanted her own tribute for them.
Brieannas21 03-27-2006, 07:13 PM I remember being 7 watching a movie about this lady who had to give up her daughter because she could no longer provide for her. And I was sitting there watching the movie crying. And my mom asked me if I was crying and I was like "No" but I was LOL.
TVFactFan 03-27-2006, 09:05 PM ha, Researcher you're just a kid.:D Someone older should have definately discussed it instead of her. I guess she wanted her own tribute for them.
Exactly, Someone who was atleast 45 should have discussed it.
ThomasE 03-27-2006, 11:03 PM That was kinda funny when I thought about it. I guess that she remembered her family and friends crying over somebody.
Ireneparalegal 03-27-2006, 11:05 PM I remember being 7 watching a movie about this lady who had to give up her daughter because she could no longer provide for her. And I was sitting there watching the movie crying. And my mom asked me if I was crying and I was like "No" but I was LOL.
That sounds like a movie i have on DVD Brie...was it called God Bless the Child? She was homeless and on welfare?
Brian Damage 03-28-2006, 12:52 AM Maybe she asked her momma?! LOL
TVFactFan 03-28-2006, 12:55 AM Maybe she asked her momma?! LOL
Her mom should have been the one talking about it-lol Tichina talking about Good Times was just as bad as Raven Symone talking about the year of 1989 and she was 4 years old-lol
Brieannas21 03-28-2006, 12:55 AM That sounds like a movie i have on DVD Brie...was it called God Bless the Child? She was homeless and on welfare?
was there a scene where she finally gets an apartment, her and her baby are sleeping and she wakes up to a rat in her bed sucking on her babys bottle?
Ireneparalegal 03-28-2006, 02:38 PM was there a scene where she finally gets an apartment, her and her baby are sleeping and she wakes up to a rat in her bed sucking on her babys bottle?
mmm, no. there was no baby. this mother had a young daughter and she was abt six years old. but there was a scene where the mother awoke to find rats on her daughter in her bed. I guess it's not the same movie. but they sound similar. this mother finally got tired of being homeless and seeing her daughter get real sick so she gives her up...it is SOOOOOO SAD!!!!! Damn, I cry every time.
Brieannas21 03-28-2006, 05:43 PM I think that's the same movie I'm talking about, I haven't seen it in years. I know it came out when I was 7. I remember I was sitting on my parents floor watching it with my mom and I was wiping my eyes. And mom asked me if I was crying and I'm sobbing saying "No" LOL.
So my point is, just because you're young doesn't me you don't feel/see sadness, when in fact you do.
TVFactFan 03-28-2006, 07:14 PM Brie and Irene please stick to the Topic, thank you.
lol
Ireneparalegal 03-28-2006, 10:18 PM I think that's the same movie I'm talking about, I haven't seen it in years. I know it came out when I was 7. I remember I was sitting on my parents floor watching it with my mom and I was wiping my eyes. And mom asked me if I was crying and I'm sobbing saying "No" LOL.
So my point is, just because you're young doesn't me you don't feel/see sadness, when in fact you do.
This is true. :lol:
don't be so rude Solomon...can't u see we are having a conversation here???:lol: :lol:
Brieannas21 03-29-2006, 12:39 AM I think I'll have to buy that DVD to relive old memories LOL
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