Outstanding Performance by Daryl "Chill" Mitchell

[CheekiMnky]

Never seen the Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson cry in public. And he's

seldom upstaged. Until, Bill Cosby came to town. Last week Jackson invited

Cosby to the annual Rainbow/PUSH conference for a conversation about

controversial remarks the entertainer offered May 17 at an NAACP dinner in Washington, D.C. That's when America's Jell-O Man shook Things up by arguing that African Americans were betraying the legacy of Civil Rights victories.

[Getrealpeeps]

Congratgulations to Daryl Mitchell on winning your NAACP Image awatd

[only1jamesp]

I actually remember this episode

[Juwreh]

i remember dey pekin from dey cosby show, dey man theo huxtable, damn it was live in 1992,

[jjtiojohn12]

DAMN mos def was young as shit back then!

[yoly507]

Thats not Mos Def its Daryl "Chill" Mitchell

before the motorcycle accident he's now paralyzed but he still acts

[jjtiojohn12]

2:58 I kno it's chill but mos def had a brief apperence in the show too, he was an actor before he became a rapper.

[jjtiojohn12]

2:58 thats mos def sitting near theo

[isisqueenafrika]

This is so true. "No one is going to save us but us."

[cornbreadnps]

Mighty Mos Def with a brief appearance (end of this clip)

[memyself2k]

Even though this show had potential, the establishment pulled the plug. They (the establishment) preferred "clownish" shows.

[Mackadoeshez]

This show was solid but it should have been a Cosby Show spin off with Malcolm's character being Theo still- in my mind.

[37warnock]

I remember this show. This show was Malcolm-Jamal Warner's big break after The Cosby Show. It didn't do very well. I wish I could see an episode. This show rare. If your a fan of Cosby, you'll like this. It's all about Theo! Except his name is AJ on this show. But it's still Theo.

[Juwreh]

@37warnock as u remember