TV One is honoring Michael as well:

In the wake of the untimely death of Multiple Grammy Winner and Music Legend Michael Jackson who was known to most as The King of Pop, TV One salutes this multi-faceted entertainer with a weekend of programming as a tribute:

* On Friday, June 26 at 7pm, TV One premieres their original special “Remembering the Time: An Michael Jackson Video Tribute” which is a special that showcases Michael Jackson’s extravagant music videos including the groundbreaking video “Thriller” and the Egyptian themed “Remember the Time”. An encore telecast is scheduled for 10pm as well as 6/27 at 5pm and 6/29 at 9pm.

* On Friday, June 26 at 8pm, TV One premieres “Michael Jackson 30th Anniversary Celebration” an all-star concert salute to the "King of Pop," celebrating his 30 years as a solo performer. Taped at New York 's Madison Square Garden , this special earmarked Jackson 's first live US performance in nearly 11 years and the first reunion with his brothers in 20 years. The roster of performers and guests include Destiny's Child, Whitney Houston, 'N Sync, 98 Degrees, Usher, Mya, Chris Tucker and a host of others including some surprise guests. An encore telecast is scheduled for 11pm
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* On Friday, June 26 at 1am, TV One airs the TV Guide special “Michael Jackson: The Life and Times of The King Of Pop”, an hour-long documentary celebrating the prolific life of Michael Jackson; from his start in Gary, Indiana with the Jackson 5 to his untimely death on June 25, 2009. Encore telecasts are scheduled for 6/27 at 6pm, 6/29 at 10pm, 6/30 at 5pm, 7/1 at 7pm, and 7/2 at 9pm.

* On Friday, June 26 at 2am, TV One airs an episode of their original entertainment magazine series “TV One Access” featuring a segment on the finances and health of Michael Jackson.

* On Saturday, June 27 at 12pm, TV One airs the 5-hour miniseries “The Jacksons: An American Dream,” the award winning mini-series that takes a look at the origins of one of the most successful family groups in the history of the music industry. The Jacksons are your average working-class family in Gary , Indiana ; but when their father discovers the kids have an extraordinary musical talent they form a band. Winning talent show after talent show they soon hit it big when Motown calls. From there they become the now famous Jackson 5, where lead singer Michael Jackson became a superstar later to be known as ‘The King of Pop’. Their meteoric rise to fame was unprecedented, but along the way their success brings trouble and turmoil. An encore airing is scheduled for 7pm.
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I can't believe SO, besides this, there is no topics on MJ dying in Chit Chat Music. I will miss Michael. RIP.

I can't believe SO, besides this, there is no topics on MJ dying in Chit Chat Music. I will miss Michael. RIP.

The topic is fine where it's at but I personally think it should've been started in the music forum.

I'm surprised no one (as of this writing) is broadcasting The Wiz. Michael's performance as The Scarecrow was far and away the best part of the movie!!

I'm surprised no one (as of this writing) is broadcasting The Wiz. Michael's performance as The Scarecrow was far and away the best part of the movie!!
I would love to see The Wiz. I hope someone decides to show it in the coming days.

Pardon me but The Whiz is HORRIBLE and one of the WORST movies ever- lol..horrible remake on top of it. Let's just stick to Michael's music. His acting wasn't bad, just the movie was ****.

Pardon me but The Whiz is HORRIBLE and one of the WORST movies ever- lol..horrible remake on top of it. Let's just stick to Michael's music. His acting wasn't bad, just the movie was ****.
I know the movie itself wasn't good but Michael definitely shone. Plus, it was during the making of this movie that he became acquainted with Quincy Jones, who composed the score. The next year came Off the Wall - and the rest is, well, "HIStory". :cool: :D

Michael in The Wiz:

I know the movie itself wasn't good but Michael definitely shone. Plus, it was during the making of this movie that he became acquainted with Quincy Jones, who composed the score. The next year came Off the Wall - and the rest is, well, "HIStory". :cool: :D

Quincy Jones & MJ were amazing- producer to musician wise. Truly amazing.

Pardon me but The Whiz is HORRIBLE and one of the WORST movies ever- lol..horrible remake on top of it. Let's just stick to Michael's music. His acting wasn't bad, just the movie was ****.

Yeah, I have to admit I wasn't crazy about the movie, either,(I think I actually saw it in the movie theater!) but I loved "Ease on Down the Road".

This announcement was too late which is why I missed it. It was posted the same night the tributes were airing so it was no way I was going to see it. Not sure if you had time on Thursday but this thread was posted 30 mins before the first tribute

Solomon, if you can "read," you'll see encore dates/times for each one at the end of each paragraph.

Solomon, if you can "read," you'll see encore dates/times for each one at the end of each paragraph.:lol:

I think TV One is doing a very good job, even though I don't get them. They are top-notch.

Solomon, if you can "read," you'll see encore dates/times for each one at the end of each paragraph.


Well I saw the 30th Anniversay thing but had no interest. I watched the TV guide tribute on the T guide channel so the only I need to see is the Video tribute on 6/29/09

The Whiz, lol @ Nipsey Russell....I forgot about that dude....

yeah Phoebe, movie was a flop but he's a legend regardless of what movies he did. Jackson 5 FOREVER y'all.

The topic is fine where it's at but I personally think it should've been started in the music forum.


Sorry. I rarely come to chit chat music I forgot it existed That's why I started it in general questions and discussions. When I realized it I couldn't delete the post but I agree with you

The Whiz, lol @ Nipsey Russell....I forgot about that dude....

yeah Phoebe, movie was a flop but he's a legend regardless of what movies he did. Jackson 5 FOREVER y'all.
Yeah, the only one of those 4 left is Diana Ross. Other stars from the movie like Richard Pryor, Mabel King and Theresa Merritt are also gone. Lena Horne is the only other major actor from that film still living - and she's in her 90s!!!

More TV One updates:

- On Thursday, July 2 beginning at 7pm, TV One continues our salute to the late ‘King of Pop’ Michael Jackson with another night of special programming as a tribute to the fallen Pop Icon. This special night of TV One programming will air as follows:
7PM - TV One airs the TV Guide special “Michael Jackson: The Life and Times of The King Of Pop,” an hour-long documentary celebrating the prolific life of Michael Jackson; from his start in Gary, Indiana with the Jackson 5 to his untimely death on June 25, 2009.
8PM – TV One airs the “Michael Jackson 30th Anniversary Celebration,” an all-star concert salute to the "King of Pop," celebrating his 30 years as a solo performer. Taped at New York's Madison Square Garden, this special earmarked Jackson 's first live US performance in nearly 11 years and the first reunion with his brothers in 20 years. The roster of performers and guests includes the talents of Marc Anthony, Destiny's Child, Gloria Estefan, Whitney Houston, James Ingram, Liza Minnelli, Monica, 'N Sync, 98 Degrees, Usher, Billy Gilman, Shaggy, Luther Vandross, Mya, and a host of others including some surprise guests. Additionally, Elizabeth Taylor, Samuel L. Jackson, and Chris Tucker are among the many celebrities making a special appearance. An encore airing is scheduled for 11pm.
1AM - TV One airs the original special “Remembering the Time: An MJ Video Tribute” which is a special that showcases Michael Jackson’s extravagant music videos including the groundbreaking video “Thriller” and the Egyptian themed “Remember the Time”.
2AM - TV One airs an episode of the original entertainment magazine series “TV One Access” featuring a segment on the finances and health of Michael Jackson.